Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22
FoREIcN INTELLIGENCE.

Blu, their graves shall yet be found,
And their monuments dot here and there
"Ihe DARK and Bloody Ground!
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIyAL or THE STEAMER FRANKLIN.
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE
The IT, s. Mail Steamer Franklin, of New York and Havre
Steam Navigation Company's lne arrived at New York
on Saturday morning, from Have, November lst, and
Cowes Nov Cd. r. NJ. She experienced succession
of heavy westerly gales during the entire passage She has
nevertheless made the passage from Cowes 10 that port IN
several hours less time than the Cambria took TO reach Bos-
ton from Liverpool
LoSDoS Nov. 2.-Thc market dull this morning.
with tendency TO lower prices.
The report of the Liverpool market for the week
shows steady business without change in quotations.
The commercial accounts from India today by the Over
land Mail not regarded as indicating any important
change the effect of less favorable reports from Bombay be-
ing counterbalanced by those from Calcutta winch ocscroc
u continued improvement.
the week has been rather moderate and IN some e.
sugar has been active and the quantity oroush
public sale has been limited while for some descnp.
last week BY private contract also, very little has been
DONE Coffee still continues heavy. Very little plantation
Ceylon has been offered and reduced submitted
10 where business ELECTED The native descriptions
been sold 54s and 54s 3d. which there
buyers. large quantity OF Costa Rica was broug',
forward and the chief portion disposed OF at prices Is
3D. to 2s below those Of Y The c.I last rs, sale
The RoMAS BisHoPs.-Considerabe excitement still pre-
wills England in consequence of the episcopal and
archcpiscopal appointments by the Pope. The Bishop Of
London recommends that addresses 10 the Queen be up
from all the country The London Standard vi lie
evening Of the lst inst, says:
ave have the satisfaction to be able announce, from
high authority that her Most Gracious Majesty is most
anxious receive the addresses of her loyal and faithful
people, and ready TO respond their uncompromsng de-
termination to resist this impudent interference with her au
thority"
large meeting of clergymcn of the Established Church
held the morning of the 3ls ult when memorial 10
the Bishop OF London was agreed upon
PROTESTANT DEMONSTRATION LiyERPooL-The
pointmen of Dr. Wiscman to the Archbshopric of West
minister has given great offence TO the Potesun,s of the
North of England.
depua,ion of the clergy and i,y of Liverpool and its
neghborhood waited the Rev. DR.. MMeie in the early
part OF this week. and asked his opinion the pro2ey
Of having great public demonstration of Protestant feeling
in LIVERPOOL calling upon the Government prevent Ro-
man Catholic eccesasics from styling themselves after En-
Dr. MNee expressed himself highly indignant at the
tempt OF The Pope 10 establish Ronanist hierarchy in En-
gland but ne conceived demonstration the depua-
ton mentioned should emana,e Archdeacon Brookes
and the Rev. A. Campbell, the of Liverpool and
that il should alone comprehend Liverpool and It's immc
diate district, bu, the entire north of England.
The OTHER SDE-CARp;SAL WIsEMAS's ADDRESS
mlsem1h mas MS CLERGY regular and Sc
long epistle, which read Sunday in all The Roman
Catholic chapels OF the metropolis l. is supescrbed "Ni-
cholas by the Divine mercy of the holy Roman Church. by
the title of ST. Pudentiana, Cardinal Priest Archbishop
Westminster and the Administrator apostolic of the diocese
OF Southwark and dated ie Flamnian Gate OF Rome
October 9TH. Ii reccs how
rhe Feast of the Archunge ST, Michael Prince cf tho
Heavenly Host his holiness Pope Plus iX .. cuusy
pleased 10 appoint u.s. though unworthy, the archie
pscoPai see OF Westminster, established by letters apps
giving US az the time the administration of the opisco-
pal see of Southwark. SO that present, and till such
time the Holy See shall think fit otherwise provide
govern and shall continue govern the counties of Mid
desex Hartford and Essex ordinary thereof and those
Of Surrey Sussex, Kent, Clerks, and IIans with the
Islands annexed administrator with ordinary jurisdiction
Neloqucnty csuiis this day
"To us day Of JOY and exuation Of spirit the c.ownin.
day Of long hopes and the opening day Of bright
How must The saints OF our country, whether Roman
British. Saxon or Norman lock iowa o, thedr seats OF
bliss WIN oeanns eances upon this evidence of the
faith and church which led then; glory, sympa ,aising with
those who have faithfully adhered them through
OF -repe for The truths sake and reap fruits
'heir patience and long s sui ,n
EMIGRATION THE WYsT AND Sorrri-Thc emior,-
lion on as rapid up this the first day of the wine,
quarter, ms it did in March April last On Monday a
crowd Of peasants passed through Athone on e way 10
the New World They came from the village Of Cono2on
about two miles distant and had been hut days preyi
ousy cvctcd from their holdings While going through the
best possible humor On inquiry the cause OF their
unusual nirth IL ascerained have arisen from the
circumstance OF their having received large of money
from Their friends in America, which hand the
very morning they elected from their cabns Emgra
'on from The county OF Kerry is, am informed proceeding
on monster scale The failure Of the poato crop in TINT
quarter Of which there be doubt Inns created panic
among the people, who ockng all the seaport towns
in the South the purpose of securing al INV sacrifice
passage 20 Tue aied States. Many of poor creatures
are all but penn!lcss.
GERMANY
Advices from Berlin the 10Th mir pr,Sc, b,d n,o
posed free conference OF German ,a.ss ON Tho Affairs
Of Scheswg Hoscin and Iicsse Case bur me nronosi
,ion had been rejected at Warsaw. ~ fr
On other hand, The Sunderland had decided n,on
ing the cec'or Of llesse Cass and hi required mo elect
rate to cease their opposition Austria and said Rus.
sa also had avowcd the determination support and en-
force that DEGREES and Prussia in consequence had Sed
her military preparations 1t had been resolved make
seven corps, ll0C00 mobile II was probable
the andwehr of the frs; class would also called out
ANXIETY about the preservation of had deepene The
funds however but .lc affected hy the like r
mors.
The saa,lal, rsclaft had accepted the proposition of
Prussia to suspend hcsltics with Denmark, only
tain conditions.
HANOVER
The Hanover Gazette of the 2Sh Of October announces
listers and hns appointed them Councillors of State The
new ministry ia thus composed: NJ. De Nunchausen For
eign affairs; NJ de Londemann Interior; NJ de Roessng
ton, &c.
The change in the Cabne, will attended by any es
'sh'la ena"se IN the pohsnl system hitherto followed
The second detachment consisting of 1900 of the eyped
'0'e '0' o1'' sa AGsTRIA sadz on the 'A u
The brother Of the Emperor of Austria the Arch.dukc
Ferdinand Is about entering the naval service; going
shory 20 trieste and thence would America in the
Austrian frigate Venus.
SCHLEswIG HoLsTEIN.
understood that slight skirmsh had taken Mace e-
tween The ouposs of the Danish and German forces since
last advcGs the particulars OF which not divulged lis
sa ana. inc Danes were driven back with loss for
SO urnlng IN engagement
The following information, dated Hamburg, October 29,
to the proongation Of the war : -
very impor,an. meeting took place Ke October
etos declaration was agreed upon in which the follow
ing passage occurss
1.-THE prea,es and landed propretos are convinced b,, in
the present state Of European as the quarrel with Den
mark cannot be decided by the sword that furthermore he
continued shedding of blood is barbarous useless
and they are therefore, induced boldly and publicly de-
clare their desire for peace They appeal the feelings Of
the ruler Of the land the justice Of the German govern
ments and 10 the wisdom of the powers for the spec
dy realization Of this DESIRE advantageous both
tries"
On the evening Of the day. the nohes had meeting
and gave their adhesion TO this declarations with the pre-
superstition that 1t selfevdert that any peace which
did not secure the ancient privileges chies md es
pecuy that Of their union, could not be termed highly ad
vantageoas peace.
We have not been able ascertain SAYS the Hamburger
Souant whether this declaration to be published merely
transmitted to the respective governments In either case
however il win support the amcabe mission Of General
an who Is gone TO Holland fer the purpose treating for
"a sInlsice Of six months, Duration The Scheswig lo
are adverse TO this, they consider that would
;n away the advantages offered by winter
a0 IN TACT, virtual disbandng IF the army and
esns up Vi me cause. would deem the recon-
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