Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-22
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
From The Philadelphia Bnastin, Feb. III
Arrival of The 1ltbernIa

From the Philadelphia Bulletin, FeO. ihJ
Arrival of The Hfbernia
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
IMPROVEMENT IN H MONEY M~ARKET-AD
VANCE ~ coTToN-DEGLlNE IN GRAiNnAb
OPTIONAL FAILURE IN ENGLaNw Anu IN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in ITALY.
The steamship Hibernia reached New York
abou, half past 8 O'Clock last evening. She sailed
from Liverpool on Sunday, the 3OIh ult'
The intelligence is one week later than lhatte-
ceived by The Sarah Sands.
The Bank of England has reduced The rate oil
interest 10 four per cent. Out oil The BANK Inc Iale
is three per cent.
II is announced that the King Of DenmaT is
dead.
The mercantile failures which have occurred
since The 10Th Of January, have been fewer IN
number. and less in magnitude in Great Bri!ain
than during any corresponding period within Sc
veral months past. But, on The continent, h:ms
OF considerable importance continue 10 stop pay
ment. and the reaction of The late crisis in Eng
land is very severely fell throughout Europe ana
in other paris OF The world. In India, several
'o,her houses have stopped payment, almost The
whole OF them being branch houses or firms in.
,imately connected with the great London houses
which failed in The tall OF last year. The cities
OF Bombay and Madras have escaped with less
loss than almost any other places, The Chief
weight OF The late mISfor,unes having faten, as
we anticipated, on Calcutta.
The directors o, the Nor'h and South Wales
Bank. whica suspended in November las, have
made arrangements 10 resume payment in Inc
early part III Feoruafy. fne head OH c Of this
bank is al Liverpool, with btanchss all over The
Lsrt raimers'on has protested agains, the for
chile leyying ii axes upon En2iish residents in
Mexic ;, 10 support The war win the u. Stale>.
These levleS we're made some six months since.
aud The Englisl residents then protested against
The King If Wuriemburs opened the Cham
bers on The 22i nit. with a royal speech.
The hing If Bavaria has ordered thnse Jesu-
its who nave la1en refuge there, after Danish
mint from Switzerland, 10 leave within three
days
The Madrid journals Of The pa which reach.
ed US in due cou Sc, are as undressing as those
OF precediog day.. The ex.minis,er D. Francis
CO Xavier de BurSos, died on he 2lst.
The editor ur the Presse paris paper states
that he had seen a letter. written from on board
an American snip OF war, ii.r.! ne lon, OF Mes
s,na. which sha e hal a ~ u artillery had been
openei on thai pace.
II is mentinnei 10 aivicrs from Berlia, thai, 4
stale of business approaching panic mad been wit.
oessed on me Boufse, ~ consequence Of the na-
,ure OF operations arising from he general aspect
Of political and commercial affairs.
The King OF Sweden has taken umbrage allhe
conduct al France, Austria, and Prussia, neglect
ing TO consult MIN on he proposed intervention in
The affairs Of S@i.za Gland, his MAJESTY navIn.
been, as ne alleges, a party 10 The '!eaiy.
Our Paris letters OF the 2S.h January, stale that
anxle,y respecting the situation OF Naples and ST.
city was increasing. The assembling OF 35 900
troops IN Naples, which We have already an
n%ounced, was held fully to confirm the rumored
~in'en,ion 81 ne disaffective 10 revolt. The King
OF Nap!., Was believed in Paris 10 b. still deter
mined 10 refuse making any concessions 10 his
people.
In ~.ilisenc. from Rome, OF the lSh nit, states
tia. the account Of The insnIrec,ion in Sicily had
produced A deep sensation in that capital. j,
vas reported lhal he Austrian ambassadnr in
compliance with Instructions he had received from
his couIt, in case any serious disturbances took
place in Inc kingdom OF Naples, had demanded
a passage through the Roman dominions Tor an
army OF 10000 men 10 assis, King Ferdinand in
putting down he grv"l'. His Holiness had per
emptoIily refused that permission, and declared
that he would, III conjunction ria al his allies,
resist by force all invasion T. hp states. Lord
Mimic, on the Other hand, having been asked il
England would permit Austria 10 serd . naval
expedition 10 Nap,es, was understood 10 have re-
piled that his Government would take no step to
proven; tae repression 81 a rebellion, but that, in
The even, OF the success OF lhe reyoiefs, and the
establishment ia rcsn'ar Government under The
Teisning FANNY Of Naples, Lord Palrnerston
would oppose Al foreign intervention. Lord
Mimic, VII, hd! urierQd The British feet mol Ia
appear at Naples iesi lis presence should occa.
sion a revolutionary movement, had, on receiiA
Of The intelligence Of The insuriection al P2ler.
mo, sent directions 10 Admiral Parker 10 tclach
ships Of The squadron TO the Sicilian coas,. 70
project The persons and property OF English iesi.
dents. The Ponrifca Government had concIu
ded a loan Of 600 900 OF scudi, (f2c3 00O,) al
81, with M. Deiahante, a Frcnch banker.
There are tumnrs, as there have been Tor some
lime, Of an intention IL establish in London a very
large discount and banking establishment on The
principle OF paying interest on deposits. Ii this
be done 10 secure a basis, IL will materially
affect The value OF stock in the Bank of England
by Withdrawing a large portion OF The ieposites.
So great is The distress Of the wcrsing classes
AT Vienna, that he funds OF the putl.c pa Wubro-
king establishments have been exhausted ~ The
numerous advances which il has made N p~l-..es,
and il has consequently contracts 4 a loan .:
1000, 900 forins {abou, tl04. 600
Leltels from ST. Pete!sburgh, in The Hamburger
Gazeue, state that the disord.r OF the Emperor
OF Russia has returned with increased violence.
lie has been compelled 10 keep his room Tor Sc
veral days.
II is said that the week before last there were
80 900 persons laid NJ al Madeira With influenza.
Ii is stated that 427 vessels, laden with grain
for ST. Peersburgh, are detained by The ice in
the por, OF Rybusk, which is situated a, the meet
ing OF The Two r,vers, the Rybin>k and The Volsa
and in order 10 preserve the grain, il will have 10
be disembarked and stored until The spring.
The latest political news from India and China
Is unimporlant.
Miss Frederick Herschell, sister 10 the celebra,.
ed astronomer, FteisricK William Herschell, died
on The 9Th inst. al Hanover. Miss Herschell
was herself an accomplished astronomer: she is
perhaps most popularity known in England AS the
constructor OF the selenic globe preserved in
Greenwich Observatory.
FRANCE.
The state Of health OF Louis Philippe has ei-
ven rise OF late 10 considerable uneasine>S. Ii
was naturally 10 be expected that the shock of The
death Of his sister, Madame Adelaide, would have
manifested iseit visibiy, more OF less, on that
monarch's hath. Advantage has been taken,
no9e"ef, by spectators on The Bourse (who, OF
course, manage % make runors general Though
The medium 81 the press 10 exagserate the e1.
tent vi his Msl'Sty's illness iur their W.T. o n
poses. The q lecn 10 remove ,ness reoor,s as far
as passihle, caused The so-ees and court recep.
iions. which had been suspended siace The death OF
Madame Adelaide, 10 NJ resumed forth with. md
not only we're these al!eoded by his Majesty. bu,
he also gave audience 10 The depu,ation from The
Chamber Of Peers, on The occasion OF presenting
the address.
Abi.el- RAIDER, after being confined for several
days IN the Iazireuo a, Tonlon, has been trans
tered 10 a wreiched prison al Fort Lamalsue,
where he is lf-aied with great rigor, in con>e-
Quence OF his refusal TO write a letter 10 The king,
thanking his maj sy 10, the hospiiahle reception
he had received in he ~iazarelto) renouncins The
convention with General Lamurciere aud The
Duke d'Aumale, expressing his ardent desire To
live and die in France; and, above all, begging
he permission of The kias 10 be allowed 10 visit
PARIS, in order that b. may make his submission
10 his majesty 10 person. The unfortunate Emir
has written letters TO the Duke d'Aunale, Gene.
raj Lamoreiere, and Marshal Bugeaud, COM