Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-27
Hy the Magnetic Telegraph.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIP BRITANNIA.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE.

The news brought Hy Inc Britannia IS Oh INC
highest importance.
FRANCE.-Pars was tranquil al last dates,
Prince de Joinville, third son OF Louis Philippe.
had arrived al Paris. |! was rumored that NJ NJ.
de Lamarine and Ledru Rollin had both resign
ed IN. Cassivere had charged Lamarline with
being privy 10 the movement OF the eana,lLe The
18th May last, when the Hall OF the Assembly
was iorcibly entered by the populace; and ne also
charges NJ. Lamartine with furnishing arms 10
Sobrier at the time OF the aforementioned demon
stration.
The charges against NJ. de Lamar'ine, !! IS
due that eminent citizen TO say, were not credited
Nj. Theirs has been returned 10 the Naiionai
Assembly.
The Constitution for France IS 70 De Demo
cratic Republican 10 lis features. Inc laoorlng
classes are 10 be educated graluilousy by the Go.
vernment.
ENGLAND.-All the elements OF dscord 10
England have been Nanquil'zed.
ITALY.-The sr,ps fortress OF Peschera, &C.
cuped by the Austrian forces, has been compeil-
ed 10 surrender.
A great and signal victory had been achieved
over the Ausrians by King Charles Albert, a,
Ias and ssHy sessa py Gad
Piedmontese, under Charles Albert.
SPAlN.-Many arrests, on political grounds,
had been made al Madrid. British residents al
Cadiz had been compelled By the authorities 10
furnish secrity for good conduct.
IRELAND.-The Repeal Association and The
Orange Confederation had lraternzed Ireland
continued in state OF great agitation.
COMMERClAL.-Trade was in depressed
condition. Money-Consols were quoted al Sat
Couon-Market dull and holders anxious 10 re.
alize. Prices have slightly receded. Mobile,
fair Ava; Orleans 4td. Stock on hand at Liver
r Lal~ nol
quoted al 27sa26s per Dbl. Coin-Whe 32sa35s
per quarter Whea,--7s TO IS per bushel. Bread
SUITS, Of all kinds, have declined since The de.
parture of The last steamship
Correspondence of the Richmond Enquirer.
&sa WASHINGTON, June 26, P. M.
u. S. SENATE.
Vice President Dallas being absent, Mr.. At
Gibson was appointed President pro tenn. OF The
Senate.
MIR. Dodge presented The credentials OF MIR.
Walker, his colleague from Wisconsin, who was
duly sworn and took his seat.
Messrs Dodge and Walker then drew lots as
10 their respective terms OF service, which result
ed thus. MIR. Walkers term will expire in lSa9,
and Mr.. Dodge's in 1851.
Alter the transaction Of some unimportanl bust.
ness, the Senate took up the Oregon bill, and the
debate on that bill PROGRESSED
sion To hand in his adhesion to the views held by
the Barnburners OF his own State, (New York;
Mr. D. also expressed his entire concurrence in
the views OF Mr.. Martin Van Buren,, as given in
his recent letter 10 MIR. Butler, and read in The
Utica Convention last week.
Mr.. Calhoun has the aoor on this question for
tomorrow, when he will reply to Mr.. Dix.
The bill was, on motion, laid aside and alter
passing some bills OF no special importance, the
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House has been engaged all day, in COM
miltee OF The Whole, on the General Appropria-
ton Bill. Politics, in all conceivable phases,
have been amply discussed. The commiuee rose
and the House adjourned without coming 10 any
decision on the bill.
Death of Judge drehsr-mr. Clay declines the
appointment IF Ssaator, in place Of Mr.. Crit
tendon of Kentucky, resigned
BALTIMORE, June &c p. NJ.
II is our painful duty TO apprise you Of the
death OF Judge ARCHER, Chief Justice Of The
Stale of Maryland He departed This life yesler.
day. The cause Of his death was complication
OF diseases, either one VI which, alone, would
have produced death. Judge A. was gentleman
highly esteemed for legal lore, and his loss will
be deplored by The entire State.
We have just learned through the Western
Telegraph, that Governor Owsiey oil kentucky,
on receiving the resignation OF Mr.. Criuenden,
rendered The vacant post of Senator from that
State 10 the Hon. Henry Clay, who declinei The
honor.
BALTIMORE, June 26-P. M.
FLouR-The demand for Flour is sic ady
though Rot active Holders OF Howard 81. Flour,
ask SIS 62i, which is shade higher than the
views OF purchasers
WHEAT-Sales to day OF prime red al lie a
ll9 cents per bushe
CoaN-Prime white sells al 40 AZ cents, and
prime yellow at As cents per bushel.
In other articles usually quoted, we have no
change 10 note in prices.
NEW YORK, June 26-P. Nj.
FLouR-The market is steady, bur not active.
Genesee brand. sell al S IS 4 49,; 5000 bbls
of tavorite brand, however, found purchaser
today a, so 5 $751; Southern brands sell at
l2i.
WHEAT-Sales of 600 bushels prime red al
dollar per bushel. There is good enquiry Tor
wheat Tor milling purposes.
CoRN-Sales to-day 1000 bushels prime vel.
low at SO cents. The market is rather inactive.
CoTToN-No alteration in rates..