Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-09
ADDITIONAL NEWS BY THE EUROPA.

Tb. Europa Capt Lciich, has about ninety passengers
She sailed with northeast wind AT g. p. NJ on Wednes-
,lay. from Halifax, for New York
II, Hermann sailed from Southampton on the 2U.h. with
n full freight list and eighty passengers
The packo, ships Plymouth Rock Ivanhoc and Conslu-
ton arrived on the 10th
GREAT Britain.
In the House OF Commons Tuesday night, The sta
hiy a; the ministry strongly mcnaccI. NJ. HUT had
oy IN notice OF motion that the House address the
10 direct that negotiations be- forthwith entered nto o
the purpose of releasing this country from al treaty engage
nens with foreign States, for maintaining rmcd vessels on
the Coast Of Africa, 10 suppress the traffic in slaves and
the morning previous 10 the debatc this notion Lore
John Russell called meeting OF tine friends and supporters
of government one hundred and sixty OF whom attended s
Ioship as did also Lord Palmcston distinctly informing
them that should this motion be carried he should resign
Office.
The result of the division night was that the motion
lost by majority OF seventy cghihc Times desig
mates the support the African squadron deporablc
humbug and says the country must take this matter into
serious consideration large proportion OF our fleets
fourth il is sad--is employed in the nterninabe FOOLS
rand in the tropics without the least benefit whatever but
great deal Of HARM A million year is low estimate Of
the expenses
There pretty evident signs approaching dissolu
ton ot Parliament.
IRELAND.
The bill for the abolition OF the Lieutenancy Of Ireland is
De presented t. parliament after Easter.
We learn from Ireland that cultivation il going more
rapidly anticipated and that great breadth Of
Emigration from the southern frontiers Of Ireland rapid
" increasing.
Tie operations o: the encountered estates bill
beginning have their beneficial effects The frs,
sold under the commission bought By tenant far
mer.
The society for the improvement OF the cultivation Of fla
oil Ireland making strenuous efforts 10 Introduce tina
crop into the Southern and Western Provinces.
GREECE.
On the St March, three hours after the departure Of III
French for Marsces the English Consul NJ Athen
-scd circular snspendng the blockade Of Greece bein
understood that satisfactory settlement OF the English lie
manis about 10 take place.
This circular caused great satisfaction in Athens the trad
appears 10 have Immediately resumed its usual
The correspondent of the Times stated that the 81 in
slant Mr.. Thouvenal wrote Mr.. Wyse, proposing tina
Sir W. Parker should give the Greek ships into his posse:
son and that he hc representative would guaranty the
Of the claims of her Malesys government on Greece
Mr. Wyse -eii.i that he regretted being unable TO compl
with NJ Thouyenas proposition that the instruction whc
he had received from Lord Palmersion did not permit him
/ accept of such an offer.
FRANCE.
The elections have closed without any disturbance wha
ever The official declaration Of the members returned fro
Paris took place Friday morning when the three socja
candidales-Carnot Vidal and Detlittewere declared du
elected.
The Patre which is looked upon a semi official pape
innaes that the government will adopt prompt and ee
tive means by which the ultra democratic party shall be
strained.
The retail trade OF Paris has suffered check in
sequence of the agitation accompanying the election TT
accounts from the departments more favorable the
features in the principal towns being fully ncc",; Son
of the conservative journals denoU &, name ii