Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-04

The colonial MARKERS still renamed IN ian'
gushing condition .l., dao,;na in cotton
ono,a,ions being from IN. 10 to. lower 'nah "ie
Quotations BY the CAMBRIA. ,o.
BIS, American four 29' Cd to ooS. 49,,
Indian corn has declined Is. per quar'eii anu
corn meal Is. per ohl ,d, .,
In order that comparison may be MADE Of
,b. above ouoa,ions win the price prevailing
at The time of the departure Of the steamers on 'ne
18th and 3lst of December, we annex 'helh' DIS
4tolows: -,
Dec. 1s. Dec. 81.
Am. wheat, Is. Cd. IS. lod. O., es' S d as ID
Ind. corn, as. cd. a 36s. va. 3.s' 0 no i5s Cd
Ind meal las. cd. a l5s. I'D. los "" va q ais Cd
Am. anur. 2ss. 3D. sos. Cd. 3os ID 'i' OD'
Provisions were no, in demand, and The tenGen,
Icy u prices downward. The money 'i 10, -.
i16proyrd. and consols advanced rom oos W ,ar
The bullion in The Bank oil England was o'e'
twelve millions sterling. H.. C,sncb
Abde RAIDER has surrendered " ''e
The Queen OF Spain is seriously Ill:
Switzerland was engaged IN reducing nel a. -
nv. and the religious orders were coniPe"eu "
paw immense sums. Tho
The Pope has complained to line Duet OF Inc
conduc, OF The federal army. The aiied powers
still talk of intervention IN Switzerland.
Italy remained tranquil
STATE OF IRELAND.
Oupdalk seveniy-lwo ejectnents have oeeh
taken out. and eishly.lwo additional ordered oy
the Marquis OF Anglesea, al WEXFORD; Exc! III
nation by ejectment was being carrieo 10 IL
full extent ,.,
The anime and distress in the south and west
was becoming daily more severe hu oPpa'fs,n 80,
coroner,s ipouest was held al Kenmore on ioui
children. who had died from Starvation on !lie
road aside. They were denied food o. Cap'a'ns
Osmanv and kenmere OF the Board OF GuaIoi'
ans.
The repealers OF the old and young sections
were INDUCING in diseraceui squaooies anu &C.
examinations al the close OF the year. MI. nay
made an appeal to members Throughout Inc coun-
try, which brought, Tor hrst week. Hioo' a'u III
second week, t69
John OCopnell had been invited to dinner
at Paris on the occasion OF the celebration VI 'he
obsrquies 10 his father.
A spii, had taken place among The young ire
landeIs," which ended in The withdrawal OF Mhch-
ell and Reilly from the editorial chair oil Inc organ
Of the parry
John UConnell originated an attempt, at Lime
rick, TO reunite the young and old repeaiefs; ou'
Smith O'Brien would not consent short OF as
solution of the present association, and Inc con-
slituton of societies, with anoher sci Vi uies
Thereupon The negotiation failed.
Sir N. FiiZsmmons has been appointed IN
spector General OF Prisons Of Ireland, IN Inc
room OF Major Collingham, deceased.
The health of the Lord Chancellor OF Ireland
was daily improving.
FRANCE.
Intelligence has been received that Abel Ma
der has surrendered 10 The Duke d'Aumale, al
Algeria, on condition OF his retiring 10 81. jean
d'Acre.
SPAIN.
The health OF the Queen Of Spain was an,
nounced to be in critical state. She was al,
tecled with epi epsy, which it was expected would
prove fatal. The Importance oilhe onSequences
that may result from her death cannot be tJreseen
Senior Salamanca was 10 be impeached lor NAL
yersation on the treasury.
Esparrero has landed al Sebastian, after an ao'
sence OF five years His reception was most en-
thusiastic, and he Shed tears as he landed. de
left next morning tor Madrid.
The retirement OF Narvaez was again reported
a. likely.
PORTUGAL.
Several shocks Of an earthquake had been iei
at Lisbon, the frequency OF which exceeded any
thing since 1855. No serious damage.
The debates IN The French Chamber OF DePu'
ties on the address in answer 10 the speech tom
the throne, commenced on The Sd ult. Amona
the duly on salt, 10 take effect in 1850, and ano
lher for The reduction OF postage.
Some sensation was excited in Paris amons
the stock. jobbers, by report that the King hat
been taken i'll on The Both ult al dinner, and had Il
be bled before he Obtained relief. Three per cents
fell 10 74f and 4lc bu, recovered to 75f. SOC or
It's being ascera ned that there was not the slight
est truth in the report.
SWITZERLAND.
A further reduction OF The army oil occupa
ton had been ordered by The directory. Severa
religious es,a bshmenls had also been ordered L
pay large sums sums 10 the government. Int
Pope had addressed The Diet, complaining Of sew
eral .acril.gious acts committed on the fedora
expedition. Austria, Prussia, and France ha'
determined 20 demand the withdrawal OF the lie
deral troops from the different can'ons, and re
store independence. Russia and England hat
not declared their intentions.
ITALY.
Plus The TX progresses with constitutional re
form, 10 The great satisfaction Of his subjects. T
ministry on the most comprehensive plan ha
been formed. The ministers a., have Stale ap
poinlmenls, with the exception OF Cardinals an
Nuncios. Twelve hundred muskes had arrIve
from France
An agreement has been entered into between
the Roman, Tuscan and Sandman government
TO proceed coincidently with reform measures.
An immediate revolt was expected in Naples
and 1000 students had been ordered in conse
Quence to be bani>hed from The capital. The OF
der, however. va, subsequently revoked
The hostile feeling against Austria was dali
gaining ground, and little doubt is entertained c
Obtaining 6aaIly complete independence. a
army OF observation was being formed by Par
ma and Modena, TO keep Austrian despoliSm i
check, and the Creates enthusiasm prevailed
There had been an emeute in Rome, display
ing scenes like the close Of the last year OF 10
reign of LOUIS XVI IN Paris. The mob wd
headed by Ciceronhack, who brought mp on IN
hrsi day long demand Tor rights and concession
resembling he five points OF the O'Connori
charter. Nine hundred men OF The civic guar
were called out 10 meet The proposed popular 10
surrection at the gates Of the QHirinai. Th
doors were barred, and the rain that commenced
falling dispersed the crowd. In The meantime
the Senator and Prince Cvrsini went through III
streets harranguing the mob. The mob oalhere
around the club OF Circoli Romani, tom The bal
cony OF which Senator addressed the people
"Slencel" bawled out ,bfawny fellow, and a.
were silent "Teli the Pope" he continued, "ha
the people are TOR him and with him alone; lha
il he listens TO scoundrels around him-that il b
does not send them about their business TO night
This Roman blade will do The business" Shout
followed and all ultimately dispersed.
The report OF a collision between the peopl
and the military al Milan was confirmed. I
sansuiuary massacre had taken place, apparent
ly with the acquie>cence OF the superior auihori
lies. A numoer of the inhabitants were killc
and wounded by the sodiery, to The exlen, OF 'hiI
ty 10 one bundled and fifty. Among the killed
an aged counsellor named Masanin neatly ST
ven,y, and universally respected lie was mnl
dered whilst peacefully en!ering his own home
The emsute rose oul OF the rough usage given.