Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-17
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NEw YoRK, April l3-5 ?. VI.
The Ocean Steam Navigation Company
steamship Hermann has just arrived here, aIi'r
A passage Of six,een days, havingl let aou'hinp-
ION on The evening OF the 2bln ulim". She
brings l20 passengers and valuable cargo OF
freight
Al The time OF her sailing The European mar
kcls were very lille changtt. Funfs hal siIshi.
" risen on The Pan uimo. me saSt quotations
Of Consul, was 9lt.
The produce market Uas dull, though prices
remain unchanged.
Al Liverpool, IN The 2lh, Inc sales q cotton
were $500 bales, al firm prices.
In Havrc the cotton market experienced
Slight reaction in consequence OF the Eufora's
advices.
Business in The French manufacturing towns
was improving, and An active SPRING trads was
conf identity anticipated
Thc political affairs Of tie nation we're assam.
ing more exciting aspect. change was cx-
pected in the French Ministry.
All ctiofs used by the governments oil France
and Grea, Britain 10 renew The arnlsiiCe between
Sardinia and Austria had failed. HosIllities
were therefore 10 Iecommcnce, AMI be carried on
with vigor on both sides. Although Eu!orean
sympa HES were so strongly enlisted with he
-
King CHARLES Albert would Try his eutmy, VII
number ten thousand strong. 2adezsy medal-
ed direct march upon Turin, the capital Of Sar-
DINA.
Tcesraphc tespa'ches have already announced
The passing OF the Tecino on The 20th all; they
were received by The French government. On
the Dist, three divisions had crossed, and meeting
The Austrian army. experienced some resistance.
|, was feared lha! King Charles would be forced
TO recIoss, and il so, great battle was expected
On Inc plains Of Verceili.
A French expedition Of 10000 men have pre-
pared 10 set sail from Toulon, immediately on in
telligence arriving that the Aos!rians had adj
vanced into the Ponti6cial States.
affairs in Naples were in distracted STATE
The King had great difficulty 10 keep his throne.
A formidable insurTecticn was on the eve Of burst
ing out in Caia5ria.
Accounts from Hungary stale that The impe-
raists were making little headway against the
Masyafs, as success had lauery crowned Kos
suth and his followers. The Austrians have
again been beaten in several battles.
Difficulties were feared between Prussia and
Austria. on account ot a mistake relative 70 ihe
Emperor Of Prussia being nominated Emr'!o 81
Germany.
The proposal 10 appoint the King OF Prussia
E.mp4ror Of GERMANY, was rejected by The
F,anktort parIiamen, on The Dist of March,
This unexpected decision caused great excite
men,.
The returns Of the Bank of France were MOI
co favorable to trade, as fears were still enter
I.;ned Of outbreaks from The Socialists and Com
munists. Grea, military preparations have been
made in anticipation.
In Paris, good effect had followed lae speech
of Lord Aberdeen, in the English House OF
Lords. relative 10 European affairs The last
quotations ON the Bouvse we're for Three per
Gems, 52t. 10 cen,imes, Five per Gents s2i. IS
cen'imes.
Advices by the Sarah Sands and Europa
reached Hayre, and produced slight reaction
in The cotton market. Business generally in
France was improving. An active spring bu-
sness was expected IT The elections passed OF ia.
vorable 10 The existing government.
California gold had been received by various