Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-30

OF SIR HENRY 81 LIVER FOR AMERICA. &c &c ANlofE
! BosToS, Nov. 25-lx ar
The steamship Caledonia Capt Leitch arrived a, hi; o
NJ hali-pasr oeyen o'clock last night. p
The Caledonia lei Liverpool the l0.h inst,,, ~.
reached Haex y. S. a5ou O'clock THURSDAY n sna
ming
Ii was Impossible i, transmit the from HaGf,Y An
ing To the disarrangenenr of The telegraph wires "
The commercial features OF the news are highly ,,,
There was an Improvement Of I'd I'D. in the co,,o,
market Liverpool for American descriptions on the ss
previous 10 The steamers sailing.
The money market IL
Sir Henry Bulwer had sailed from Portsmouth in ,h
Hecaie soop OF war; for New IorA. nv
By a ship from Bristol. dated The nh instant. We lear,
that the ship irchsaus Capt. Boutclc, from tardf a.
New York had sunk IN lu;dy Roads. The were ,l
RUSSIA AND HU%14fRY.
Russian Ioiicy rih repG,d 10 The Hungarian R,f,o,,.
Preparations for ne" Rtrog,ion Proics against En-,
Esi Inter ftr,ars,
Tuad Ef,nii has been informed h. Co,,p yos.,, 49,.
the demands thar the Hungarian refugees shall b. lo
ted in the interior of CANDIDA such other point o ,h
Turkish territory afford the greatest facilities or
keeping them under surveillance.
II ri III. refugees wish to - France or ENGLAND
they be permitted 10 do The Gar will take no nn
tcc Of their departure notwithstanding The Danger that nav
atter,! ;hr.n. whether in France England
There can be doubf but that hs refugees will busy them
selves i'll preparing lDr 4 revolution.
The decisive attitude assumed hv England on the Turkish
question has ANNOYED The Emperor mach He has c,u
scd Count Nc>-cfoie address energetic mole N tha
English government on the subject In this note the En-
aeor protests against this hoS, demonstration IN The midst
Of peace aud against the right which England arrogates
herself interfere in matter which regards only Russia
and thc Sublime Porte As the difficulties which this af
fair may give rise the Interpretation OF the treaty between
those powers belongs (says thu notc 10 them alone AMI
England ought 10 lenain completely unconnected with it,
I TURKEY.
Continued Ur-liLf Preparations
correspondent, writing from Cousianstinope Tim, r.,
rrs the activity prevailing there The Turks contin.
their warike preparations and their whole Nee, will be ready
very quickly Tor hey actively a, work upon every ship
ill for service.
Turkey is now in defy Russia.
AFFAIRS IL FRANCE.
Tranquility Resored >f,aaa Frsae Piared al te Pope,
Disposal.
France has been quiet under the extraordinary circum
stances which occurred in The capital.
The manmuvring Of rival parties since The fall Of Louis
phlppe ha, ceased; and in such crisis the pre-
have been carried on win even Increased activity;
tat this has been less apparent than before
Orders have been forwarded hy the French government
FOR ifigaIe pr1c" 10 Por' Ia be placed the
Popc disposal a he appears decided To eiun Immediately
! 10 Rome.
VI Pierre palcocarpc is appointed Minister OF Public
Works
/ Tie Honcrricai Conipsal and ministerial 1fopjis..
The Cores was opened }0h ILL., by the reading Of
,lic rova decree declaring the session open
alaynas elected by large majority, provisional
President the Chamber of Deputies VI Mon had declined
the nomination.
Runners wcrs still rifle Madrid the lst instant, Of
chang. in the Mui-rry and these had such effect Mar
,oz rhai he addressed the Queen the subject who as
s,,d him of her confidence III him and his colleagues
Notwithstanding his the return of Gen Concha and the
baurty tone assumed the King, who has recovered hi.
influence, ,h the Queen towards Naryaez augur uniavora.
biz for The continuance OF The political power Of the latter
ITALY.
/. VA expected Rome that the Pope would be Bene-
yen;y on the 31i 81 October
The President o H. Council, ,e ith announced oiici
ally 10 The Chamber Of Deputies al Turin, the appointment,
!, his office ot General l.amornorn.
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS
LoSpoN, NOVEMBER 9, 1919
THE MONEY MARKET The money market has been
rather higher 10 day Consos 92s To 93 and Three
'''' I..vEurooi NOVEMBER 10, lSl9
The none, market offers special feature for remark this
week Ii ans change, may be considered that discounts
LIVERPOOL November TO- 1870
The cotton market has again been active Speculation,
have operated considerable extent SO that The holders
have been enabled realize advance oi I'd 10 d per
Il, for American descriptions whilst very full have
Been paid tor all other kinds Tue prices Of fair cotton
declared committee o brokers NJ The weekly meeting
OF this day, Ga d. Tor upland, % d. Tor Mobile and d.
or Orleans The sales of the week ending toia, 81 $50
bales o which spectators took 81 $50 and exporters 2g60l
leaving the remainder, $500 10 b, taken by the trade
NoimproN ran be reported in M grain trade
A. London Liverpool, and all Ihs srea, Provincial maj
k.ts very Hide Business is going forward, and prices al
though ot much lower than last reported. are on the de
FURTHER EXTRACTS
The Caelonas mails reached New FORK at 8 p NJ On
SUNDAY by an express from Boston and WILL Of course.
be ready for delivery al the Baltimore Pos, Office this morn
Sir Henry BuIwrr had sailed from Portsmouth, in the He
cate soop OF war for New York IL is said that the first
business of the Envoy on his arrival in America viii be
10 know what encouragement il any, the United States have
given 10 attempted withdrawal OF Canada from the Bri
fish rule II is understood that he has full powers To resist
encrset!cy all attempts a. interference on the part OF me
United States i'll the Nicaragua aiaI Is also understood
that the British Government has inniated 10 the Governor
Of anada that cocrcye will be adopted 10 pre-
vent an annexation The United States If the popular viii
be- decidedly expressed in favor OF that measure.
The British Parliament is prorogmed until the 18th jam
AIRY next.
n NOON has day of
thanksgiving the 18th December account of the abae
ment of the cholera in England and Ireland.
Tn, King Naples has consented 10 recognise the MeM
can Republic
Turkish affairs that the French Government despatched
courier from Paris, the 18th uiimo 10 81 Petersburg
l., explain 10 the Gar that the sailing Of The French and
English towards the Darianeles the result of
misunderstanding
Private letters from Cnnsantinope of the Goth October
announce tic arrival The British fleet in the month Of the
Daanecs The instructions given by ne lngsh Envoy
express. still strongly the determination 10 give material
support the Sultan in OF emergency and to torn
defensive alliance with HIN III the event OF Russia under
taking hostile measures
instructions of the French Envoy nearly 10 me
SAM effect bur though there evident desire that
France and England should act III concert was not &c.
tain that defensive alliance would be formed win the Au
tan in OF II was understood, however, ina
France would support Turkey as long she acted with pm
dencc No communication had been received from the En-
pcror of Russia relative to the reply Of the Porte
!; would be impossible for the Emperor 10 commence hos
rlites against Turkey before MAY next and was hoped III
The Ill antlmc tit tnc dispute Nobia W auJsls'a
TUE VERY LATEST.
PARIS, Friday. Noy
Mr. Rivcs the Minister Plenipoten'iary from the n',d
States receive, the day previous Thursay) by the
President the French Republic The President most
gracious and observed that in consequence OF the illr"iS
that had afsc, between the Governments he Woili been
deprived rhc honor receiving him if instead Of being
Republican Minister he M. Riyes, had have h@?n ho
narshca Ambassador ~
La Press coniraics the statements made IN tic iiea
President Napoleon the 3d. installed the Judges III me
Palais de- Justice which occasion he made The following
remark L.
.Messieur.-I am happy find myefli thus day ~ a'
midst OF you presiding solemn ceremony when ~
econsrutine the magstacy, restores great principe No
ucntarv ignored In aated epochs, when the notions ol
m and unjust are COMPOUNDED it is useful 10 Keep up e
Character OF great institutions Societies cannot he uls
formed al The command Of human ambition forms chats
things remain IN despite Of the political lemPesls "nen
hayo taken place since 49, ENJOY our present !ia.i
state of political existence by virtue Of the lig" institution
founded during the consulate and the empire DynaS'f'
and charters have passed. that which has survived h
we'd us These religion, the organization oil lusV" ~
the army and o. the administration Let IL then nonof a
which il Interchangeable. ,.,.,,
l. is said that personally the President Is strongly N ',o
Of taking the most decided stand in regard +" The dispute
tween Turkey and Russia . u;,o,.
On the Sin instant m, Prosdn, said 10 his new .inis''t