Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-12
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FRANCE.--lu The French National Assem-
oly, on Thursday, the debate on the proposed in
curry INTO the alleged breach OF privilege com
nllled oy Gen. ChaDgarnier was after Ions
discussion, adjourned till Friday
n ie'ler IRON Marseilles, Of the Dist Nav
Sales mat The Due de Harcourl. Minister Of IN,
rlench republic 10 tie Coun Of Rome. had ar
i,vgu at mat city, bearing Convention con
G,uueu between The Roman Government and IL,
French Republic.
>. "a iel'er from Nantes, OF The 23i May, stale,
NAV VIC insurgents O Juae transported 10 Belit
isle, hau revoked, ar hay;ng armed thensel %,
WIN shovels anu picKaxes, attacked he C:ta,el
ne alarm oeina given the whole garrison lurn
Gu out, and The Insurgents, seeing ina, thew ba,
~ chahce OF success, attacked each other ana il
'he conhicl some were killed and severely wound
Gu ne less gully, seeing they were likely Il
DC osefpoweled by Inc troops, tell on lh1se who
had nstisaled hem 10 revolt.
1he falis Monlteur says, officially thai those
papers accusing the Government of conspiracv
against The Republic, will BE- called upoa 10 give
lhelr authority Tor such charge.
Leon de MalyilIe goes 10 Berlin on a specis
mission.
The ex-Presdent Of The Provisional Govern.
i Aeus ~ oiCIJ Hds arrived IN PaIS.
Nv Two oocialist Banqurls took place on Sunday
~, Inc Cholera had very much abated in Pans
Whoie number OF cases received Al II ot Inc
parls hospitals 10 18th u, 1921, Of which / !os
lnore than hail terminated ,arally.
n grand view VI The garrisons of Paris
look place on Monday in he Champs de
Mafs by the President, whose reception by
leu thousand troops was OF the mos. en.
InusiastIc description. Hearty shouts Of y,ye
LOUIS Napoleon, welcomed him on all sizes
anc were IN singular conlraS. with he almos an
neard and feeble cries Of Vive la Republiuue
Inc weather was beautiful, and The concoursr Of
persons to witness The splendid spectacle was i'm
mense-ihe whole OF which passed Oh with the
greatest eciat.
II IS understood that Marsha Bugea al is 10 be
Minister OF War and President Of the Council
OF Inc new administration. II is AT presen, nnccr-
tam VINO VIII NIL The subordinate posts; but il is
plooaoie that M. Leon Fauchcr will be Minister
d Finance, and that NJ. Fal!oux will remain il
his present post
DEATH OF MARIA EDGEWORTH.-
Inc celebrated Maria Edgeworh The once popu-
lar novelist, died alter lew hours illness on
Monday morning, Dist May, al Edsewor,h,own,
IN the county OF Longiord. The lamenled lie.
ceased was in her e2i year.
PRUSSIA.
Inc hing OF Prussia has issued manifesto 10
ms SUBJECTS, in which, after condemnins the
standard OF the revolt which has been raised by
Inc enemies oil Germany he says he will shorty
SUBMIT Constitution, sanctioned hy The ctaer
governments, which shall have unity Tor rs ia
SIS ahd VIII guarantee 10 Germany, its Liberty and
Tree representation OF the people. I'm coDcIu.
sion the King says:
III my People will stand by me, as | will
stand by my People, faithfully and win conf
dence, with Gods blessing glorious victory viii
not be wanting tons"
simultaneously with the proclamation OF The
hing 10 his people, public notices were publish.
ei announcing that the state OF siege al Berlin
was prolonged with increased visor. suspeudlna
ultra Democratic Journ',-iae National Il is
said these measures were caused by the discove-
ry Of a conspiracy Tor an outbreak a. Berlin.
II is asserted hat The negotiations Ter another
German cons tuition are almost terminated, and
that proclamation may De speedily expected
Il is said tha; is provisions vii! manly resemble
those oil the Fransioit constitution, but tina, The
King .! Prussia will only take The title Of Pro-
tecor instead Of that OF Emperor, and Will possess
an absolute instead OF a suspen>ive veto
II is, however said, that under this constitution
Austria would form no par OF the German EN-.
pire but would be entirely severed from i, though
connected by close defensive alliance.
DENMARK The Allona Mercury says hat
the last letter OF Lord PalmeIsIcn was couched IN
very decisive language in regard 10 the blockade,
and il is supposed that the English war steamer
will not long tolerate The present stale OF things
The more 80 since several neural vessels, name
", Two English and one Dutch, have been
brought in.
CANADA.-Two highly interesting des-
patches, one from Lord EIsin, dated 9Th May, 10
Earl Grey, and the Ears feply respecting Inc
outbreak, ale Published. Earl Grey states mat
he is commanded by Her Majesty 10 INFORM
Lord Elsin that while she has received with
very great concern the intelligence ot The deplo
rable events they have not impaired the conil-
dence fell in Lord Elsin's abilities and lutgmen',
| and that she continues to regard his adminisila.
| ton as meriing her entire appIohalion.
Lord Grey deprecaes Lord Elgin's intention
OF resigniDg, aud concludes by iulmaling hcI
| Majesty's anxious desire that he should rea n
| his Office
The Times says that recovery of per cent
| in the French funds, and The absence Of any IN
| favorable news from Germany, and the nope lha
a pacific adjustment Of the Roman question MAJ
vet be accomplished, gave some fi!mness yesIsf'
day to Consols and caused them 10 advanoe
quarter per cent on Thursdays prices. Iht
| French Elves were done in Paris yesterday y
S2. 40
CHlNA-It appears that the amount OIL soit
| received from California, from Isl January Il
3lst March, was estimated at 350O00 dollars
The demand for goous in return had cleared III,
market of some articles that for time remalhet
on hand.
HUNGARY The Cologne Gazette says lha
Oien has been taken By The Hnnsarians.
The defeat OF The Russians is confirmed
From Asram letters OF the 18th say-"Wt
h,tr !,
Masyars," the whole Russian army is on wa
footing, and advancing westward in different di
rectons, il exceeds 1926 600 men, witt 600 tei,
pieces.
The second edition OF the London Times .
The 25ih states that a gtea battle had been tough
be ween the Russians and Hungarians, and N
later were victorious.
Al Pfesbare, on the l1:h, positive news va
received OF the surrender OF Olen al q dlscrelo
the booty to the Hungarians embraced N
military chest, 1000 musl:eis, 10 batteries, an
a considerable amount Of ammunition. Foufiee
hundred MagyaTs were killed during me assaui
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, May26 :
The demand for Indian Corn still prevails, an
the full currency paid al yesterdays maEEei
paid for the sales which are going toward n,
morning. Flour mel lower and holders OF Amer
can whea, inss, upon foil rates. in o!her afice
OF the trais mere - litts pdsshSI ahd ~ ''iaH-
can b. noted. .
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Ma
o6-The market has opened steadily his MON
inc There is moderate demand al the At
ono'cd in Yesterdays report. The sails ma
reach 1000 TO 5000 bales, incld'ins PORTO
for export
TO THE EDITORS AND PUBLISHER
OF THE UNITED STATES.-M. Waite
mare wishes 10 place in The "Americ.n Libra
ry.n which is now being formed 10 the Guy Hal
5 al Paris
a.. COLLECTION OF AMERICAN NEWSPAPER:
|, I'rssenteG 10 tie City Of PARIS,
By tts Journalists Of the IutsG STILES,
July All, l849."
He viii thank all editors and publishers 10 4
, 10 the Boston Daily Bee' Qhe editor Of whic
has undertaken 10 form the collection a copy
$ their paper publ shed on The -Four Of Jaiy, Ia