Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-25


Cm,nioTrE {. II. JrsE II, 1850.
t;,nenrn Please announce Captain Benz. +. Wilkes Of
this county, candidate 10 represent this district IN
lie Convention Captain Wilkes Is man OF talent
and If elected he doubtless will b. will vote iu al IN,
leading 81 reform, earnestly dtsrta hy lis
portion Vi the people Of the district.
MANY WINGS AND DEMOCRATS.
CitS pnpr.s please copy
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS 81 THE STEAMSHIP
The Cambria cncounrcso strong head winds III whole
VOYAGE She has about - passengers and sailed for New
\ atk at O'Clock his morning.
ENGLAND.
The ncrs sa Halifax, by Telegraph from y ork, reach
"a England III" arrival :" The Niagara, If the INVASION
al Lopez created considerable sensation in hr commercial
and political circle. Many nLspostd 10 credit tn
tact ll liz arrival ol ihr Pacilr which pa: al end Ia all
doubt upon hr subject. The matter hrough under The
notice, the Government and 81 both Houses ~ Iil!t
III, III In The House I.ol!- Lord lanl,do~ in r.
jly Lord Broughau, expressed hi, belief III the ncsre
ANA good faith ri The |. STATES Government. He declined
quest N rnll Lord Stanly, inlGltin. what
orders had been the British w India fleet Lord
Brnuglan 81 opinion that every British cruiser was
bound assist the Spanish G",crnnlcn. in destroying the
-1aJl c,ccrltl, pirates ssh" had loned tile expedition
II cln.o be- forgotten that the charge made against Lord
Palncrson by tho prcnch agents is which 10 conccs
sion can move consisted criy imputed breach
faith and hav. not learned that lie g ana lions su-e
uuenily ivcn have Id foany withdrawal III that ascsa"n.
The position Of ministers has therefore become
o.inary. They have been charged IN The face Of Europe
Ntin bIraC ~ 'ltl when JIsstti. win i' ulI
nty Instead oi rchuGg hat charge with the Indignation
which such inpultion comaon:y elicit, they lowered
tcl lone il were enicat their opponents "a liz
h.ri with rheni and Ia max" il up
'ht al.cc- from Paris, have reason 10 DOUBT
t,t the reply 81 Ten lahli" VIII b. satisfactory and that
Diplomatic relations between ic naens I'll Immediate
|, b. established
Tie Proccion>i> have been holding iicepg al Liver
pool which attended !! The bulk ii r country party,
aud said 10 have been ho greatest political display tn
has been witnessed in England Tor :u.e.
Ina An Article defining details The tablcs vi The
Board Trade for The three as, months The Eupean Times
-Ays Upon general review oi the present accounts,
cannot feel and assured III tr satisfactory
o on commercial system. The springs OF industry are
nuw iuiy motion throughout The country and only he
checked hy the curia,d Of suppl, Of material
from abroad - Tho return al WAGES nom the nE,nuacr
nl districts. arising III. factory labor question il l.
admitted that The value 81 labor as tc",c! ha' by
commensurate with ttr decline IN H. co~. :" living
wl, has taken place since Si6 rpon :icw there
Il The above tabular statements tey may be rononnc
al highly satisfactory
From report recently I..escnei 10 Parliament, it APP
pearei that the largest importation ~ Nhra' and Hour this
year into Great Britain ha- been from France Tie guam
the L. ). is comparatively small In Ireland the
sat." fer tenant rights o iixatlon u tenure I" the az
icutGl1 popua,iaE j. fast gaining ground Ministers Of
every creed and politicians =" e.ery grac said L. be
united 10 forward the movement
THE REFUGEES.
"a, hundred Hungarian Refugees have landed al South
aapi"n from Malta couni and Countess Dcmonski,
among them.
2il. The pfe-il' NJ promulgated tn hill IL tse Ia" ri
France On MONDAY. Tine preparations Of Government III
anticipation 81 revolt appear 10 have been supcnons
thc uppu seemed BE- disposed To lei hr Whole affair
pass quietly least iur the present. The Socialist
journals dead With TIN Government conten ironica!
IL c"ngralLolily triumph utterly Intellectual On ihc
. side The journals ur.'ng the President Ia proceed
with ,gor hi WORK Of coercion. Paris is filled with
unusual number III foreigners, and HE sh,pheepers said
10 be r,iping golden hlr:ost.
bill ha- been Laid heipre The assembly by The finance
minister increasing the Presidents salary from 00001D
100000 francs: all accounts agree III representing Louis
Napoleon suffering from pccuniagy endorsements
Emile GTIr!n has been acquitted the charge Of dis
tbutn. public documents without The o the printer.
o the assembly has under consideration the
memorial for removing The scat 81 Government from Paris.
The Gazette IL Farce the great l.egiinlst Journal IL
openly bidding for popularity cr Henry w. and promises
that he will restore universal suffrage.
VI Iamatne Is about proceed 10 his estate IN Smyrna
we haze ;yires from Paris FRIDAY but the news i
nnupnrlan per cents were quoted al 81 francs.
VI lnicfS j. sal - !" labong Ia ciic accommodation
between hc elder aud Younger ararche. 81 !r Bourbon
family Every member III the family al Louis Philippe
ccpt the Duchessc DOoans Is sad T. be DESTROYS 81
Cancellation 1t IS expected tnat W. Theirs possesses sul
ccnt influence with the Duchess scrup-
and ht reported 10 be about IL visit England fpr that pur
pose.
THE GREEN QuESIiCE
Although The Greek question is still unsettled there an
pears lie little apprehension that the difficulty between
the se,erI. governments concerned viii lead I" serious
result
The London Times IN III editorial of Saturday saws 1T
scuhos,ilc attudc OF France. by the energetic
=" other powers and by mpcnins vote nj
in the House OF Lords resolved BY any sacrifice at
dignity and consistency patch up the dispute with france
tccordnI,, acceptance Cf hf terms which had 1ecn
originally demanded by Gen Ia tI:;ic dispatched
rnf-; aud h stpul'ions agreed upon in London,
carried into elect tar n IL might suit The French Go
eminent and King Ohio 10 accede 10 them
AUSTRIA.
The latest aiyice from Vicnnr give assurance that ihe
not the slightest prospect al rupture between Al>l
AMI Prussia TIE Emperor OF Russia has declined 10 med
ae between them. i Is SAD i'm. he Gar viii Well Vienna
after lie conference. which j. being he'd ~ Warsaw.
There is IN accumulation o! Danish forces Srhez
WI frontier and That complicated question appears far
from adjustment as ever.
ROME
The Pope has published address and explanation tn
startin- events :" his reign and commenting tn a,i
OF i.c Roman Catholic world He especially sgmlfized
tie prosecution q. he archbishop ot Itn BY liz Pied
mone~c Government. The house, of En .h residents ani
Others being closely searched ior Eis Mt
in, that OF the British Consul
PRUSSIA.
The King rapidly recovering. The the Ger
ans for fee trade and rnc proceeds :!th but little pos
ect Of speedy and successful issIc Vast warlihe pc,-
noua said 10 be in progress but they supposed
have reference internal than 10 external defence
INDIA.
Dates from Eon ~ l.; Of May, and from Calcutta to
10Th April hand Politically the possesses no in
lercs' It's commercial features at Calcutta acve
npost and declining export Money Market unchln .ed
ana rats q! I f.ish' unsettled.
ii bombay lie markets for Imports good and had
Undergone chIn.e The export mlraet anl-
nation from The scarcity Of produce Money Marie, easy
fFriglis unsteady.
lclegfaphei lot The Baltimore SUM-
NJ" ORLEANS, JUNE n.
True BIZ Found against Gener Lope> al! ether cuban
Iurlders
The grand ly. toay, sitting grand inquest for The
n"d Suites, found bail against Gen. Lopez Nj
SgGr Ut Delaware; Governor Quitman; Judge c. Pinckncy
Mr. Smith o Mississippi Ex-senator Henderson,; Mr. OSu
Ivan, former editor II the Dcnoci,, Pegiew and ten
others ot the eypedonts .ns Cuba They arc indicted
Tor tie offence prescribed By he laws OF country re-
ference the matter in question. They have been held
bail tor irin bcforc the T. states Caurt.
Correspondence OF the Baltimore Sun.
WAsnIsoro.:, JuHR ~.
It prosecution of ,ien Fooie, 10y COL Thomas II Ben
ton before II" Grand Jury ii his District Terminated, NJ
every ,na5e expected IN lhal body !aaIiu! c
case The Scate committee continues its sessions at TIE
pressing Instances o Col Benton but without progressing
an inch Meanwhile Col Benton has pretty we'll succeed
ed in dFec!lrg public attention 10 Mr. Foote's pistol and
away from The furious in which himself approached
Mr Fo0te in the Senate and which made ne sl,er In
mon Nth halt the spectators, believe that Col benion in
tended 10 commit assault upon him This swearing
HE against man. and that feeble in health as Cen
ton, is after eli, enre.y CONNIE IL faut.
Gen. Twggs arrived here Yesterday, from Florida with
Of the Seminole Indians, which have Tor that
such envab notorey They have been gracious
~ permitted remain another year in the Pennsuar
MAINE I. 5. SENATOR.-The Legislature OF Maine
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