Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-14
FRIDAY, MAY ~.
ZEN ATE,
The Senate was not in session to-day.
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FURTHER NEWS RY THE NIAGARA
HALIrAx TrEspAy, MAy7 -, "
The Niagara had fair wind an! very smooth passage A.,
passed great number OF vessels on the banks bound to H.
| United States.
nell bhalio. the rcae movement had tie c;itc 10 r,
/ the rent last week 10 -t35.
| ENGLAND.rhc organization "i the Parilmen,arv
lect committee for the reduction the official salaries ~,
with the warm APPRECIATION of the Rei)rlcrs The Nance,
Cohlrn ana Bright appear IN the is'
the House OF Lords bur without leading 10 any new
suits.
The pcsen, abuses of the University system are about Ia
BIZ inquired into by royal communication.
Lord John Russell refused 10 extend the commission IN
! Ireland
Adviccs Australia tina, the government had pn
Smith Rrien under petty restraint Tor his refusing 10 ad
ticket Of leave TIE has been brought before Par
mcn; and an inquiry is 10 be Instituted.
The London Correspondent the Dublin Freemnns Jour
mi writes follows, May sd
1her is good dea! of excitement night in and about
the House ot Commons, consequent rnot which ha
nained almost universal crcdencc that Immediately after
The Queens accuucment which ! hourly expected, Sir
James Graham Will BE- honored with her Majesty commant
Ia take Il III III Cabinet. Lord John Russell goes he
Upper House Lord Palnerton resigns the Foreign
nryshp. Lord Clarendon accepts the office. Sir Charles
{" ID the Office o! Chancellor Of the EXcheqncr
FRANCE.-'lhe government bill :or giving the
iion law retrospective effect has been defeated n the
Assembly BY large majority. The presumed object Of tie
government obtain authority whereby Barber Ban
min Raspa and other dangerous characters might be sen,
on, of the country. The defeat OF the caused tn
Minister OF tile Interior throw up his portfolio with re
breaches upon the Assembly for refusing 10 support him in
what he called his ardous and thankess attempts main
public order lie was subsequently, prevailed upon
retain his Office.
In reference To the approaching election Paris cor
respondent Of the London Chronicle says, the only subject
f interest H. the people France the present moment
are decidedly in favor o Eugene Sue. The city appears 10 be
siAhs Tor the Democratic candidates The Modeators
appeared very sangnine in the belief that ccIcrc viii
b. elected by large majority.
A. the election approaches, business the B0ursc de-
cnes Elves closed ii. $40, siay al 50, 30.
On Monday and Tuesday the opposition Juornas were
seized and all the news-venics stalls DESTROYED and The
ncwsln.n arrested by the police
On Wednesday, copies Of the prescribed journals were
read the BouleyarGs II bodies Of this people
IN defiance al the police.
Six companies OF National Guards have been suspended
for ecctia. socialist Cariains.
4 TIE Druiu performed on the 20th, io the Pope,
turn Rome, which W. Raymondhas been appoint
cl pcnipoGnary
AUSTRIA. The difficulty between Austria and the Pore
has been settled. The Porte has autograph letters
The Queen England ana President OF France in achnow
edgcmcn, of their friendly MD in the eNrraditon question
Russian troops said 10 have commenced 10 eyacac
the Danuban provinces
ROME-(reai precautions said have been taken
preserve Pope from assassination No person is allow
81 10 app.oacl HIM. except by permission Of Cardinal IN
nr!o.
lis holiness formally entered The imperial city, fom
which he long exile the ETH OF April lst-lie
as attended by all French Troops Cardinals Ministers
OF State &c. and the crowds that lined way which
passed immense, amounting 10 100000 persons. IL
received with loud accamaions OF the people. On The
tn ground in order that the Pope might make pavement
ii her bodies and il with difficulty that they
duced orse from their degadn. prostson And yet these
the people who year ago drove ont the Pope and shout
cd Long live Mtzzini."
All PERSONS seeking adm.incc Ia the vatican Palace
submitted 10 the srctes scrutiny o The Swiss guard
Precautions taken the lite of this holiness
against poison. \ cook has been promoted from
Of the ST. CaNtus and Al yials introduced bv
such turning cylinder is commonly used III converts.
iJr the intIo luction OF food
Letters state that the Pope since his return ls a%n
several DEGREES which have been suppressed by the Card
nai-.
one account that his holiness is little less
Austrian prisoner
France.
GREECE.-The mission OF Baron Gros from the French
government has, i, is sl! proved failure.
Admiral Parker still retains possession of the Greek
The difficulty with England appears "A, Ear from sc,d
men
LATEST INTELLIGENCE gY THE NIAGARA
BY Electric Telegraph i.cm London 10 Liverpool
LONDON, April 21;h
PARIS APRIL 90 I. M.-The Monireur publishes de
Of the President OF the Republic reducing the e,pe
tonary force in Italy 10 one division commanded by Gen
France and resume his in the National As
scnby Other changes among the Generals OF Division,
announced. The Noney ship of the limo has sailed
Join the Mediterranean fleet.
gran, Of 10000 francs for The sufferers Anglers,
agreed 10 in House OF 65 members Ban. OF
France returns show gold has increased 2a million francs
crcdthe treasury increased million, and private credits
million in Paris The same in provin
ccs.
P MA dispatch from Madrid, dated the evening OF
the 23d that another Paris crisis OF sen
character hac taken place Tho King suddenly notified
la General Narrae2 and the resi- O the Cabinet his intention
3" quitting Madrid IN order not 10 be- present nj the acconc
nen OF the Queen After eNhatsiine all Of persua
induce him change his purpose but which OF
no avail Council of Ministers held, in whch was
agreed 10 oppose by force the Kings departure ACCORD.
ia.ly was announced 10 his Majesty that he must be
placed under arrest Senes placed the door Of hi-
apartment and the King remained prisoner during ionf
hours, alter when time his Majesty consented ami accom-
panied the Queen in her usual drive the Pado, in an
open carragc The Times Tie dispatch ends by saying
the crisis over for the present.
Pans BorRsE-Fives, s9.25 Threes. $3.50.
ITALY-ltome l6th-A corps of gems ddrmie Mobile was
oil organization Rome for the service OF the
Pope IL would be composed of volunteers Of the French
Army with The consent Of the Republic and consist OF 1000
infantry and 1000 cavalry
PoLaSD.-Nnrsaw letters state that many arrests had
taken place in that city. conspiracy amongst the Polish
AMI Russian youths had been discovered The Young
III the Universities and the Army lndiscriminatey
rested without inquiry into their gni!t innocence Some
letters announce that ornaments continue great
tent that there must be important PROJECT in
TuRIEy-Reports from Belgrade that great excite
ment prevails in Scryia The population arning AMI
preparing for