Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
Arrival of the Britannia.


EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
Arrival of the Britannia.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE
Fresh Agitations in Franee-Arrestc Of the Primo.
do .JoinviLe in Paris Decisive Battle betpeer
tho Pisdmontess aud Austrians-Afairs in Ire
land fast approaching to erisis-Ihs Pop
regaining his popularity Commercial matter.
in England at stand.
BosroN, June 25.
By the steamer Buena Vista, belonging 10 the
New York papers, we have just received the news
by The steamer Britannia. The Buena Vista
left Halifax Immediately on the arrival OF the
Britannia, and reached Boston al o'clock this
afternoon.
The money market remains without, alteration
Capital continues abundant, but there is no dis.
position 10 loan excep, on first rate securities -
First class paper 81 to- 4. Warrants and other
securities 6 10 I, and money on call about per
cent. Consos closed in London on the 9Th al SAT
Up to the sailing of the Britannia, Cotton had
slightly receded-Mobile fair could be quoted al
At; Orleans ~. The stock al Liverpool was 5ll !
$50 bales being 1920 bales more than a! The
same period last year.
Indian Corn was quoled at 80 35s. per quar-
ter OF 4SO lbs; red wheat Is. Sd. IS. g.; white
do. Is. 81. IS. per 70 lbs. Canal -four BIS a
2Ss per Dbl
The Cambria arrived out on the 9th. The
ship Prince Albert at Gravesend on The 81; ST.
Dennis, al aavre, on the Sd; Splendid, al do on
the Sd. The Sarah Sands, from Liverpool Tor
New York, was spoken June 7th, off Calf OF
Man, and would go through the North Channel.
With The exceptions OF engagements which
have taken place between the Italians and Aus
TRANS during the week, and the surrender OF some
Danish soldiers TO the Prussian army, affairs ge-
nerally look somewhat quiet.
The cholera is again making sad havoc 10
Russia. According 10 The Berlin papers, there
were l55 cases in Moscow, 81 OF which ,ermina-
ted fatally.
FRANCE.-Paris is still turmoil, though
the moderate party have been steadily getting
control of the reins of government. Prince de
Joinville had been arrested in Paris, having en-
tered the country in direcl violation OF the act VI
Punishment passed b. The Assembly against him
in common with other members Of the Orleans
and Bourbon families. Prince Louis Napoleon
had obtained three returns 10 the National Assem-.
bly,, which would place il beyond the power Of
government, 10 interfere with his future residence
10 France, Notwithstanding his aspirations 10 roy
al authority.
Although matters were gradually becoming
more tranquil in the Capital, large crowds con-
tinued 10 assemble in various parts Of the city.
which the Guards accomplished without mate.
rial disturbances.
The resignation of Lamartne and Ledru Rol
lin was still the subject of open conversation.
Lamartines enemies had circulated a report
that he was pryy to the insurrectionary move
ments Of the 10th Of May. Caussidicre, who
was deeply implicated in the affair, and arrested
through The fundamentally of Lamartine, has
charged him with having supplied arms to citi
zen Sobriere. This had created great sensa
ton, but few were willing to attach credit to it
until confirmed by legal investigation. Theirs
had been elected to one Of the voronnes from
Paris He was already endeavoring to supplant
Lamartine, and from his connection with the
moderate party, it was probable he would sue
coed
After stormy debate in the National Assem-.
bly,, decree for preventing tumultuous assem-
blies in the streets was carried by 475 against
3d. Several additional regiments are expected
Immediately in Paris.
Paris was tranquil, but the groups of mon as
sembled at the Porte St. Dennis and the Porte
St. Martin having become more numerous on
Monday afternoon than heretofore, strong de-
tachment OF troops Of the line was despatched
TO disperse them
As they refused 10 retire, alter having been
three times summoned 10 do So the soldiers
charged with fixed bayoncts. number OF per
sons were arrested, but afterwards set at liberty
THE CONSTITUTION OF FRANcE.-The Presse
s,ates that the commission on the Constitution
has decided on the following important points
The political Constitution Of France shall be a
Democratic Republican one, and indivisable
This PROPOSITION was adopted unanimously
The project ~f tho Constitution is to be prece
ded by deciaia alton, admitting besides the
rights already enlHyed by the people, those OF
gratuitous educatitn, employment and assist
ance.
Great alarm is excited by the approach ne
monster banquet to be he'd on Monday. undcr
the walls of the fortress f Vinccnnes. The
subscription has been raised to 10 sou. a head
and the party who have oreaLz ed it announce
abat there are already 100, 1000 .lbscribers.
The latest accounts state tina ths BANQUET
has been postponed.
SPAIN-1he Narvaez governm.n, was pu,
ting down It's opponents by arbitrary measures
Arresls continued at Madrid. Ali,he BRUSH re.
~ nts at CadiZ had been compiled to furnish
security tor their conduct
AUS rRIA.-We have accents from Vienna
to The ID inst. The conduci il the Emperor i.
considered BY the Viennesess most eIr,ao,d;
nary. A depu,a,ion o! lades to present petit
ton, requesting his Maleiy 10 return 10 his ca
del, had been treated VIII marked rudeness. A
Iuspruck the Emps5fTook the petition from the
ladies, and, wiS6, saying word, turned on his
heel and wsSed a way. The city wasquiet, bu
distruSe6n,inued TO prevail between the people
anslhe ssoblesse. Many OF the latter body were
,eaving TO join the Court or 10 retire 10 Baden OF
Ischel Nearly all the foreign Ambassadors were
a. Dobling, in the vicinity OF Vienna.
The bankers Rothschilds stud and escales hac
IN ,ha c;t1 Tho general pish wa al the FIN
reror might soon return.
lTALY.-Ths news from Lombardy is OF lht
greatest importance. Peschiera surrendered al
ter an obstinate resistance with the Austrians
and Is now securely in the hands Of Charles Al
bert.
A decisive battle had taken place at Gorto, be
tween the belligerens. Thirty thousand Aus
TRANS were completely defeated and routed BY
fifteen thousand Piedmontese. The pursuit wa.
continued some distance from the place of action
BY the Italian cavalry; The Austrian forces being
completely broken up aud flying in all directions
over the country.
ROME.-It is said that Pope Plus had reco.
vered all his popularity and on the feast oil Saint
Philip the population made brilliant NANTES
ta,ion 10 his favor.
IRELAND.-The Repeal Association ant
Orange Confederation have al last iraternized.-
A new society, 10 be composed OF members o
both OF these bodies is 10 Be formed. II is 10 as
sumo the style and title of The Irish League" /
is 10 be managed BY committee chosen IRON
the members OF both the late societies, and 10 ag
tate the question of repeal by constitutional
means alone. Doubts are entertained by many
whether such materials rs the proposed League
will contain can work harm snionsy together foI
any length Of time. The Cover ment has moi
vet made any move TO re.indic; Mr. Smith o.
n.g~ II ~ 2vp /.