Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-29
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER NIAGARA.

The steamer Niagara arrived New York on Saturday
morning The following are additional extracts:
Mr. Golden has been making another great free trade
speech in Buckinghamsliire.
The Presidents message in FULL and parts of Mr. Mere
ditl's report, are published by the English parcrs
AT political meeting in Staioshire on the 10th January
there a tremendous riot and fight between the Potec-
ZIONIST farmers and the Free Traders The latter gained the
day.
Lord John Russell is about bring in bill to extend the
! franchise He is forced 10 by public opinion.
Letters from klagenfur serious illness Of VI.
Gorgoy late Hungarian General
The Mandercr has letters from shma stating that NJ.
Kncty late Hungarian General who lately entered the
vice OF the Porte has been appointed TO the post Of Governor
and Commander OF the fortress OF Shuma.
RoRBERY THE BANK OF RELASn.-The mail has brought
advice from Ireland Of large amount Of Bank Of Ire
land having been distracted from the bank and il is
supposed they may, in part, find their way 10 New York
and be offered for sale.
We do not find much of interest in the Pari, jour.
nails The authorities continue to suppress clubs and
The Moniteur has officially announced the elevation Of
General jerome Bonaparc the ex-king of Wcstphala,
the rank Of Marsha! Of France.
Three hundred Polish refugees, residing in Paris have
been informed that the stipend hitherto allowed, will cease
after the lat of January.
The National quotes letter from LYONS of the "a Instant
announcing that that day. all the democratic journals
ceycd from Paris had been seized in tho coffee houses and
shops OF the newsyendcEs vi that city.
The Patrie that force of 1000 men will be
10 In Plata, support the negotiations with Rosas.
Cabrera has been arrested in Paris by the police.
large number o vessels nave been wrecked at Cher
hours during storm the 9TH Of December.
Llmarne's health has much improved since our las,
port.
Tho Socialists who attempted revolutionary movement.
Rheims. the 18Th OF June last, and who prosecu-
ted by The Attorney General hatc been acquitted by jury
Chaans
Tur tss rMHtv ~ thu meeting on The 1h, another ballot
n' President took place. and W. Dupin obtained $50 votes
hcu- MAJORITY of ~ over Michel. VI Dupin
eojnc, elected President for the next three months Gen
Hcoau elected fourth Vice President The debate
tho question Of The River Plate then resumed and
amongst hc various amendments proposed was agreed
that tho submitted Nv W. Rance should take priority. II
t"ows Whereas the treaty Of Admiral lie Predour
ha- hccn submitted the ratification Of the National
'amh,. whereas the Government declares that il in
cuas continue The negotiations with view gnaran-
thr homer and interests the Republic and tina, in all
shall be seriously protected against the
contingencies which might menace them the banks Of La
rlaa. thc assembly passes 10 the order Of the day.
nsru III tho the committee urged the necessi
III voting the resolution submitted BY them in favor of
armed negotiation The Minister of Justice said behalf
NJ hms,f and his colleagues he should support NJ RANGES
amendment When put the the amendment
tird y IS Ia 800 victory fairly claimed BY ministers
decision in favor ot The articles granting credits
pay the money due Monte vdeo then voted and
the whole bill finally adopted by 1876 10 g. On the Sh
VI Dupin resumed his President. The bill autho-
rzng the dismissal Of primary schoolmasers by The Project
came on for discussion and carried by majority of
Moun,ain and Legi,imatist coalition
The Presden, of the Republic the report of the Minis.
ter Of Marine has conferred he decoration OF the Legion of