Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-30
,ssed in America when The new Minister was

passed in America when The new Minister wa
| named.
The only allusion made in any OF the paPel
received TO the difficulty between The French an
American Governments is The toio~ioe' eop'e
from The Paris Presse: n
Some explanation OF The anaT - ueecS.diy
"The French Government DC emanuel an inae
" for losses sustained by French subjects dnfin'
The MeY;oan war This demand having me
with come nnoosilion, The French GovernDen
CHARGED onr Minister al Washington 10 announce
IN lbe American Government that the indenn'
,iea claimed would be kept out Of The annullleS
amounting 10 twenty-five million oil francs, ye
due from France TO The Unied States y appeai
that the letter written on The subject ny M Pous
sin was couched in rather unsuitable language
| Of which the French Government, without sur
rendering the claim, has expressed lis oisaPPio'
val"
10 consequence of the illness OF NJ Falloa4'
the discussions in the Assembly on the Iaiial
question, and the affairs OF The River Platte to-
gelber with The American and Turkish questions
had all been postponed.
M Trappoli, the ex>Envoy OF The Roman ne
public, who is accused OF having published false
news from Rome, which occasioned the move
ment Of the Is b OF June, in Paris, has been SEM
under an escort OF gcas darms TO Bouogne
The less experienced by The foreign commerce
of Paris, in consequence Of The revolution oil
February amounts 10 599,000,000 france, as
compared with the returns OF l647, when the
total amount of the foreign trade was z, olSooo,-
600 francs.
II is stated that The government is 10 recall q
portion OF the army 10 Italy, leaving DIVISION
Of TO- 600 men al Civila Vecchia. A single re-
giment is TO occupy The castle oil 81 Angelo anu
The Spaniards are 10 enter Rome.
On lie 4th inst. The Assembly were principally
occupied in discussing bill relative 10 the COM
plelion OF the Louvre. The bill demanding a
credit OF Is million francs for lis completion and
The leng,heniDg of the Rivoli, which, alter a
heightened discussion was passed by majority
of $50 10 SO.
As was expected, The proposal OF NJ Napoleon
Bonaparte has met with The approval OF The
Commillee 10 which il was referred. They de.
cared that tine uniting (1) OF The Bourbons, and
amnesty 10 he insurgents Of June, being included
In The same proposition, established an unbe-
coming assimilation Of the Two parties men,
toned, and al once unanimously decided on re-
commenting the Assembly TO lake 1t under con-
sderation.
Gen. de Hauipool has been appointed 10 take
the place OF Gen. Rostolan, who definitely Tefus>
ed to STAY al Rome Notwithstanding the oyeuures
OF M MERCER
ITALY
The French government have received adyices
from Rome 10 The 4th inst. A letter OF that dale
states "hal The effect of raising The stale OF siege
of that city, demanded by the three Cardinals,
will be TO deprive The French General oil all au.
hori,y in civil and political questions, and 10 in
YES, The Cardinals with unlimited power. The
French Protect Of Police had, in consequence,
appris.d several ex-depuies OF The Constituent
Assembly that warrants had been issued against
them by the Ponlifical police, but that The French
authorities would suspend their execution until
The lst OF October; and that, in The meantime
they should have free passage to France, with
the liberty 10 reside there. Sixty deputies LETT
Immediately Vast crowds attended them, and
hearing their remarks with respect. The emo.
ton OF the people had visible effect, not only on
The French troops but the government"
1t is reported that the Pope has become
alarmed at the numerous assassinations in
Rome, and believes that there is an extensive
plot for bis own assassination should he return.
He expressed wish, therefore, TO remain al
Naples during The winter.
The announcement at Rome that the public
and private pecnuiary engagements of The re-
publican governmcu; would be respected, has
gained some popularity for the Pope.
Private letters from Geneva Of the 4th, men,
ton that Gyrbald, on arriving a. the Island OF
Madeena, demanded passports for England with
the intention of proceeding thence 10 the Uni
ted States, where he intended 10 settle. Since
then, however, be has received proposal, from
The Montevidean Envoy, who offered him com.
mand of the forces of that Republic, which Of
hce, il is believed, he viii! accept.
SARDINIA.
The Ministry having demanded Ansuccesslully
OF the Chamber oil Deputies 10 sell 900, 900 francs
Of renles, in order 10 pay The first insIalmenl OF
The indemnity due 10 Austria, ii has been official
ly announced that the Chamber at Turin will be
dissolv, d.
Reports concur in saying that most forDida-
Bile conspiracy had been discovered in Piedmont
which was 10 have broken out al Genoa on The
occasion of The landing OF The body OF Charles
Albert.
II appears from The French and Pedmontese
correspondence seized by The Turin authorities,
that the conspiraloIs on to.h eides OF ilhe Alps
reckon on The refusal Of The French army OF The
Alps 10 oppose them, aud there is good reason 10
believe that. il they had consented 10 march into
Italy al all, il would be 10 give their support 10
the Pied moutcse patriots and not TO oppose Them.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
The Hungarian refugees, The leaders excepted,
have applied tor leave 10 return to the Austrian
territory aud their request will be granted. The
statement that Geofgeg had been shot Is contra.
diced
Tie previous news relative TO lbs Surren der
of Comorn ia fully confirmed. The patriots
who held possession Of the fortress succeeded
in making very favorable terms with Austria
Several hungarian leaders, besides Kossuihs
mother and Georgey's wife, are kept in close
confinement by the Austrian authorities.
PRUSSIA.
The Wirtembnrg Government has finally in-
,maled 10 the Prussan Ministry that it will not
join the Federal league proposed by Prussia,
Hanover and Saxony. Hanover has already an.
nounced its intention to Withdraw from this con.
federation.
IRELAND.
In Ireland, faint, but Intellectual, effort has
been made to revive the political excitement in
Ireland John O'Conneil is at the head Of it.
Nothing serious, however, is apprehendcd.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
CoTToN MARKET.-Liverpool, October - h
On Monday when The Europa's adyices were
received, The Cotton market became much eY
cited and prices advanced onc.fourlh pence pei
lb.-spinners and SPECTATORS purchasing to a
large extent. Large quantities changed hands
during The week, a, tuIl prices, which are nov
ito Ii. higher than This day last week. The week:
sales have been very large, reaching l2l ,00(
bale. OF which SPECTATORS took $4,000, export
ers 1900, and traders &C, 900 bales. Of Amer
| ean descriptions sold, 22,05S bales Upland a
4s 10 tor the range 80, TO Orleans al Al a Z.
10000 Alabama al Il St; 800 Sea Island a
St a Id. The commuee al their weekly meet,
ing have ANNOUNCED The following quotations
| Fair Orleans CT, Fair Upland and Mobile Cd
Middlne quality ST al. Stock on hand 1875 oU
bales, of which 345 600 are American, aeains
3590OO Got which $4,000 were American,) a
the same time last year.
GRAIN MARKET-There is more frmness in III
Grain market. Indian Corn isquocd 1929. Cd
PC; Quarter for viii e. and yellow p 25,. Their
is but little change to notice in the Flour make
-Wcsern Canal and Philadelphia % Cd mex
Western do 10 81, Ohio "a a 25. No India
Meal in market.
HAvRc, Oc,. 1.-THE Cotton market is ex
tretnely animated, and sales Of 5000 bales to
day at an advance Of two francs.
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