Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-20
sUpEniUR COURT, N.vl6

C'mmonD G'ih IS. w. Is .3rch.r- indicted for
T. rgery -('hs case was resumed yesterday
before Judge Robertson, jury having been EN-.
panne!ltd Tn Tnu:scay MIR. Joseph Mayo was
called TO tn. witness stand by The prosecution,
AMI The paper charged in the indictment 10 be he
logged note was Produced that The witness migH.,
identity il. The prisoners counsel thereuyba
moved 10 exclude The paper from the juryIon
The ground thai, upon lis lace, il was MI such
paper as The Indictment sci forth The question
involved in The motion will be underslo, ID from
The following extract rom the indictment:
Which said promissory note is as follows, that
isto say:
RICHMOND Va. August 18Th, Is4s.
S4o0-SiXty days aiier Gaze. promise 10 paw
to Junus l. Archer. or order, without Offset, ne.
goliab!e aud payable at The Bank OF Virginia,
tour hundred do!laIs-for value received.
CHARLOTTE ARcHEr.
and purpcfIing TO be endorsed in wrnine On
the back thereof BY Juuius L. Archer, by The STYLE
OF J. l. Archer, and which endorsement is as fol,
lows. That is 10 say ~. l.. Archer"l
The counse! Tor the prisoner commended thst
there was material variance between the indct~
mert and the paper, in his, thai The nole did pat
pu po,t TO be endorsed by Junius L Archer but
by J. l.. Archer. The poinl'was argued al ereat
length, The counsel citing numerous legal authori.
lies.
ne COuIl tOCh time 10 CONSIDER, ard adjourn
cd until ii o'clock Today
John A n. X. W .4rmistsai, indicted for larcs-
ny. The Trial OF the prisoner having been pu.
of until The next term OF The Court, the prisoner
has been remauded TO Jail.
Vim. p. Adcoek, indicted for emtezzlemen:,
gave bail tor his appearance al The next term OF
the Court Saturdays Times.
FURTHER INTELLIGENCE BY THE AMERICA.
In speaking Of The possible assent of England
10 annexation Of Canada 10 The United States
The Times says:-"Yel The conduct Of the PEG,
pie will be direc ed by motives Of prudence and
interest alone-ii they think they can Go VITA.
out Canada lheD and then only, will they give
up Canada.
But in surrendering Canada, they will take
care moi To surrender one jol OF sea or land the
possession OF which nearly and effectively con-
cerbs the maritime and commercial importance
of Great Britain.
"They will not cede Nova Sco,ia-hey viii.
not cede Cape Breton they will not cede lhose
seaboards and harbors, which must ever COM
mand the mouth OF The 81. Lawrence, and pros
tect the trade Of the Atlantic"
FRANCE
Ia allusion 10 The new French ministry, the
London Times says, amongst the names OF those
who have received The highest appointments in the
Cabinet, there is no one possessing The smailes.
parliamentary influence, or entitled 10 any degree
OF public couh ence by pas services.
The mere wind of an initiated popoulag Assem-
bly, would sweep such cabinet as This.
Amongst he more immediate con.e quences .!
this change We place, in The first rank, The slmu.
lus il evidently applies TO all and each of The
parties and factions in France, which are count
ing The hours Of the present Government
All parties perceive that by assuming the
chief personal responsibility Of the administration
al such moment, Louis Napoleon had placed
himself between absolute success, crowned by b-
solu'e power and certain destruction.
The Monieur ot Thursday contains a list Of
the new ministry. OF which Gen d'Hau'eviile is
sencc OF NJ de Renewal, with the Portfolio, OF
Foreign Affairs; VI Achleiord, of Finance.
The ouvriers OF Toulouse have opened sub
scriplion 10 purchase sword OF honor for The
Count de Chaubaud Henry.
The National states that lhc French Govern
ment has prohibited the entry into France of The
Picdmontese journals La Jornal. Liale, Delpo-
pail, published by Maseseini and has also inier>
diced The passage through its territories of The
copies addressed 10 EngiaLd and America.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
The victims who have been slrangled in Peslh,
or shot, are all men oil rank, and when il is STA
'ei The wretch Haynau has been appointed Civil
and Military Governor of Hungary, crimes al
which humanity sautders, al once rise before
F., the mind al The mention Of his name.
II this wholesale system is conlinued, another
crisis in that country is believed to be inevitable.
| The Hungarian officials are sending 10 their
| designations in masses.
| Tue various nalionaiiies OF Hungary have
RECOMMENDED their old struggles for ascendancy,
particularly The SIowaks Rubenes.
The Government intends 10 renew the forli6.
GATOR OF Ruda-the contracts for masonry arc
| stated to amount 10 264 900 foriLs.
An ordinance OF the Emperor has been pub.
| lished, which has for its objec, 10 apply 10 Huns
/ gary The principle of equality, in the eye Of the
law OF all citizens in all matters OF duty and i'm
posts.
The Austrian Gcsernmenl have issued circu..
lars to all The Roman publishers, prohibiting the
publication Of any book, without having first
submitted he manuscript; 10 the inspection OF
| Mililay Governor.
' TURKEY.
rhe only alluson in the papers al hand, OF the
! difficulty between Turkey and Russia, is given
| in a single paragraph
Measures have been taken by the Pore for tho
location OF The Polish and Hungarian refugees,
| The former had been conveyed 10 Shnulk. while
| the later were lodged in good quarters al Siles~
| teea and Rubchick.
No less than 800 OF the Hungarian refugees
had become converts 10 lslamism, and many OF
their friends are abou, 10 follow their example.
The Porte has declared The Island of Samos in
a state Of blockade, owing 10 the continuance of
dis,ui bance.
II was not expected that the Pope would re-
turn soon, or that the French army would leave
Immediately Great hostility was s:ill maintain
ed towards the Pope.
An Austrian envoy hal arrived il Rome to
coDclud. treay Of commerce FIR the navisa.
ton OF the River p.
CalpaIco, one Of the Neapolitan insurreclion-
isis, has been arrested in Rome.
In speaking of the return Of The Pope to Rome
a correspondent Of the London Times says:--
Ii he re urns, it must be under the protect1a
Of foreign bayonels, for among the psa,.o -
large little sympathy is avowed, aLd S.as..s
dread 20 much the restoration Of chN, ,s 'h'o'-
erance, that no one can persuade 1'~'0' " may
be excluded from the Pspal ,A'u
Should the Pope neslee,, = prepare loe way 'os
bis return, it will be aaiN IN ''
appear tina. v mas ,axsn ample wen
sesno. y" MS heels He has dismissed the
" "'pplntnis pos! as keeper o. the palace, and
hiuo iintd priest and a monk as The instru>
inPs of the Kings policy.
limited States per cent, %; all New York
5 per cents. 81 SO; Penn'a per cents. 79a
81; OHIO per cents SO 100; Ma sachuseuy
per cents. l0l ga i02 i.2; Maryland 5 per
cents 81 80; Mississippi per cents 81.
Teieeraphrd Tor the Baltimore Sun.
ALEXANDRA, Va, NOV. l6, 6 P. NJ.
Eeeson Of the MeAodis Epissopa, cAn,eA Properly
Question-Seeoad Ye;o Of the RAILROAD BIi, SC.
The argument which has been pfooressing be.