Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-16
Arrival OfSteamer s,,o,.,o.

TEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Installation Of .Napoleon-F,anee 0ie, mn
Prospsring The Pope still a, Ga.ta-.rspo
Icons Inaugural .4ddress-.9G.irs + .l4triq
Decline n Cotton, Breadstu6s dtll, &c.
Correspondence of the Baltimore SIM
BosroN, Jan. l2-2,P NJ
Inc Cunara steamer America arrived al hi,
port this morning, after passage Of thirteen
uays' having saiieo from Liverpool on the 3Olh
ult. She brings ten days later intelligence from
Liverpool. 80
The Congress OF Nations TO settle the Italia,
affairs will shortly meet at Brussels; but litte
progress, however can be made until il is known
who governs Germany When the feeling AZ
Russia as 10 the final disposition Of the p,pe,,
person is known, the time of meeting g.,
no longer delayed.
The Cambria arrived out on the Goth ul. Tie
Britannia, on the Goth, brought the President,
cially that portion relating TO the immense de.
postes Of gold found in California.
FRANCE.
The ceremony of proclaimims The Plesleu
elect before the National Assembly, has taken
| place Armand Marrast, Vice Pfesidecl Of .sr
Assembly, performed the act by announcing
Charles Louis Napoleon Bonaparle Presidcn ..
France until May, 1852, and the Republic one
and indivisbe.
The President elect then assembled he tribune
| took The oath and read an address. lie then tur.
ned TO Cayaignac and shook him cordially by H.
hand. The chamber was deieh'"'.
Odilon Barrol has been c'nr rs.., 10 form
new ministry NJ ThirIs holds aloot, ant /; i
considered doubtful whether he accepts oiG.t u
is even favorable 10 The new Regime.
/ prp>ilent Rpr has his rrlarv.
NAPOLEON BonaparIr, 10 The various ur :, u
announce his election.
The Editors OF The National form sort III ur.
position out doors 10 the new administration.
Odilon Barrett, in speech Ia The Cnamhrf.
declared tina, The Republican government was d,
| finally established until The perioi 81 rrrall.i.U
closed He stated il would not interfere dirsc
with foreign affairs, and that the e'raesi ia.ilui,
would be given 10 Individual action. Every thin.
| would be done 10 restore confidence and rreSe!g-
peace.
General Changaners has been threatened with
an impt achment Tor holding Two cfiie,s Com.
| mandsf Of The National Guard ami First Mlliar,
| .ison The Impeachment meets with no en-
| enlargement ont II the Assembly.
Marshal Busaud has been appointed Con-
mander Of The Army 81 The Alps.
| Alb el kadcr has written 10 the President ak
ing his release.
| Paris funds continue firm-cven 4 ii>c tovlc
| place.
LOUIS NAPOLEON'S SPEECH.
The speech Of Louis Napoleon, on being pfn-
claimed President OF the Republic o France is
as follows:
"Citizcns and Republicans The sulraeeS u
the nation, and The oath OF office have just IA
ken, distinctly mark 10 me my future conduct.
shall follow il as man OF honor in all the acts
| OF my administration. | shall! regard as enemies
| To my country all those who shall attempt, by u.
| legal means, 10 change or snbver what all ht
| people OF France has 50 distinctly csablishpl.
| Between You and M, cltiZens and Iepresenatitt,
there cannot bc any real difference oil opinion :
| our wishes and desires are the same. wish, Ike
YOU 10 place society on lis true basis ~ ,treus h.
IN Democratic Institutions and Ia alleviate Ne
| miseIes Of the generous and intelligent people
who have JUST given me such striking proc, n
their confidence The majority have obtained
not only peneiraIes me with gratitude bu, Wi
| give 10 the new government that moral Tore
| without which there is no security. With peace
| and order our country can again improve Cdn
cure lis wounds, bring back The men Tia
have been misled, and calm down the pa>s;oa,
| Animated by sincere spirit Of Cancellation,
have called around me capable and pa.iioi
men, who, despite the diversity OF their polli.
cal origin, are ready 10 devoic themselves wtl
| YOU 10 lhr application Of The constitution The tn
provcment OF the laws and the glory OF lhr Re-
public
"A government coming into power owes a .e'f
OF thanks TO its predecessors when the depo>lic i
its authority is handed over il intact ard in ps.
| ,icular | owe il 10 General Cavaienac 10 ssy
that his conduct has been worthy Of the genercs
Il ol his character, and tina, sentiment Of dur
which is The first qualify OF statesman. flea,
hear.]
ave have, citizens and representatives,
| grand mission 10 fulfil. To found The Icpublie,
the interest OF ALL with just and firm COVER
ment. II shall be animated by sincere desiIt
Of progress, without being reactionary or rn'o,i.
an Let rs be The men OF our country, nj III
men OF parry; and, with The aid OF God, W. sha
al least do good, II We cannot achieve great
ihings.'
ITALY.
The Pope still continues al Gaela
The provisional government at Rome IL
| vote in the Upper Chamber, has exhibited a iu'.
| lher disposition TO endeayor 10 bring abnni M
Pope. Plus The 9th, however, relu.es eIcrgl
| upon condition that the Chambers be dissolve
the National Guard disbanded and the jouna's
suppressed.
NJ Cannnte, Commissioner General Of tie "a
pal army, hal arrived al Paris, on his VA III
| London with mission TO both the French AMI
| Enslsh governments.
AUSTRIA.
The accounts from Vienna in regard 70 ic
civil war in Hungary are very Imperfect aad
| one.sided.
The Imperialis,s are said 10 have taken ~
frontier towns Of Acdenpensing, Syrnan and Pr.
bnrg. The Masyars adhering To the HupganaG
system Of tactics as being best adapted - Ite n.
,ure 81 the country; of laying waste 10 the coar
ny, destroying forage and the hahhaliors, an
retiring as the invaders advance. BY this mea1
they expect 10 throw almost n>urmounatlc "
sacles TO The progress OF the Aus,tians.
The Auslrans are now more al ease in 'irl
capital, and are supplied with funds from PtO.
>ia i, is supposed. Hungary must submit IN Il
end.
The withdrawal Of Austria from the Pddn-
menl OF Frankfort has opened new phase ~
Germany. Ii is said that The Parliament has t.
lermined 10 have an Emperor Tor the Gclman>.-
The tide has turned and Prussia is in The a,ceH'
dant.
THE MARKETS.
CoTToN-On the day OF the America, SaiGs
cotton was dull AMI dropping. Uplant NJ
ding, At; New Orleans, Al; upland, Moui,e, i
; TRANSFORMATIONS, duty paid 26 70 -, -
Dbl. Bonded 25 25s. 81. Wheat = 10 : re- y
lbs Corn has been declining. White 30; BE-
yellow 32s 81. Corn meal was dull
FiSAScIAL.-Thc stock of bullion in ltt
Bank Of England was on the increase, in .pIe
Of the heavy continental demand fosn::pecie
The amount Of bullion on hand was hli>a ~"
lions pounds. The circulation had declined Y
fifteen millions seven hundred thousand po1ni'
Funds have risen considerably since the re.
turn of commercial prosperity, with the new
year The prospects were very tattcrIn;, ana
confidence in the monicd circles much heightea.
ed. Consuls eS. sSi
MAsuFa cruRrsd TRADE.-There are much
more encouraging reports from The cotton 90
woollen manufacturing districts in Lanca.hr'
and Yorkshire. Manufacturers are looklr:
forward to good spring business
a second dispatch gives the following in re's
ton 10 the markets.
The closing Of Paris per cents. was SO i'
60, and 5 per cents. rs to 10.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET.--The Coito5
pnarkaf ramoioc nunh tho o,mo tha mark