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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-01
THE CADETS IN NORFOLK.

The Cadets Of the Virginia Military Institute, oy invita-
ton are enjoying the hospitality of the citizens OF Norfolk
They rrve .herc on Saturday evening last and were ece
we'd BY the military Their exercises are highly spoken oil
The Norfolk Beacon of Wednesday says:
Pursuant 10 notice. the Cadets marched from then
head quarters on Tuesday morning, at II O'Clock 10 Inc
Academy Grounds to 90 through with the light infantry
.r The scene presented the occasion was most al
traciive fifty sixty of the pupils OF the Academy
were under awaiting their arrival and received them
very handsomely. \ large number Of gentlemen, many o.
them prominent ciiizeGs officers OF the Navy Ar
nv and Marine Corps, were in attendance, while the Acad
envy and surrounding houses, filled With ladies' who
with their CAV ana bright sniles formed 10. thu
least attractive feature Vi he
"Ae, the ceremony oireeepion the Academy boys were
formed into line in front Of the building and Capt
Rhodes who in command ofthc Cades-Malor Gillian
we regret TO say being still confined by ndisposou
commenced the drill II of the most interesting
military displays have witnessed and nowiih
standing the disadvantage of the grounds which are hicky
nlantc, with trees the company went through the most dit
cu evoio,s with remarkable precision and sklll-Ihev
we re- finally fornc. INTO line and exercised in the manual
which they went through viii the regularity OF machu'
every part of which makes the motion at one and IN,
same time We have 30 large company drii
so WELL $3.50, H. -
marched down 10 the L. S steamer Engneer-which had
been placed a. ter disposal by Commodore Soa-und in
which they took passage for Fortress Monroe
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ulaon Of 1908, has but delegates and Rockinvh,
with white population Of II 030 has the numbs
Rrunswick county with white population of only e.,
las two delegates. Thus you the great injustice l
ionc nv this arbitrary apporonmcnt, which was adnr
nv the last convention If Augusta county had rcnre
,a,pn in nroportiou Holloway il would now have gu
and half delegates, and Rockingham would have sir :,
yeeiphs basing representation upon White population I
cusiytly But basng representation upon the comuo,n,
basis Augusta would be entitled TO TWO and three-fspnh
delegates and Rockingham TO two and half yet BY ,h
provisions of this BILL they are allowed but two delegate
each.
with the adjoining district OF Shenandoah that the Roclin
ham district with population and taxation coinbind ,,
40 go has but four delegates and The Shenandoah d.rcI
with population and taxation combined Of 81 91 has hs
same number Here them is district with an excess -
I35 persons and dollars that unrepresenled Comma,
ed with the Shenandoah district.
have other objections the details of this ti bu, a. h
House appears to be 80 restless and unwilling 10 he
me | will bring nv remarks close. know Tia, moth
nr can say will change single vote. From the m,ni,
ta,ons have seen, satisfied this bill Is pass RI,
sir have felt be my duty 10 say this mach 10 de6n
nv own position am perfectly willing 10 acqursc- in a.
decision Of the House let that decision be- as may
Mr. Speaker, apprehensye The passage Of this bin in
once existed in the Trans Allegheny country, but which
have been slumberng for several years past.
Remember that too, Nirginans children of III.
same good old mother ready and willing worship a, rhs
same family altar and that il is fault that mountains
nterpose between We want You mid in brea,inu
down those geographical divisions and preluate them
by constitutional provision. Do not place badge Of teg
RADIATION upon your Western brethren, which IL aliena
Them from you, perhaps, forever,
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THURSDAY, FEB. %, 1850.

I HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
! PRAYER by the Rev I. V. Moore o. the Presbyterian
Various bills reported by the Committees laid on The
table for future action thereon BY The House.
/ Mr. SYME, according 10 ORDER reported bill provdins
for the expenses Of receiving and entertaining the guests OF
the State ,cad first and second and ordered be read
| the third time)
| RESOLUTIONS
(n motion of Mr. TOW NES-ResolveI, by the General
Assembly That the Governor OF this Commonwealth be au-
thozed and requested ten pieces Of Artillery TO be
mounted nd thai he distribute piece pieces at such
places in the State Of Virginia he my deem proper
On motion of Mr.. CLAIBORNE-Resoved,T That leave
be given bring bill altering The charter Of the town OF
! Petersburg.
On motion Of AIR HAMMOND Resolved, That the com
mee Courts Of Justice enquire into the expedency OF
amending the law in relation 10 trust deeds as to require
that all conveyances ogrowng crops and personal proper
tv for the payment Of debts shall be invalid until
signed by the and person for whose benefit said con-
yeyance made and TO require reasonable diligence upon
tho part such cStin gas in the application OF the
progeny 20 conveyed for the purposes of such trust
PETITIONS.
By Mr. klDWELL-of citizens OF the county Of Marion
one for panking portion of the Beverley and Faront and
Wheeling roads; and the other for the incorporation Of
company the construction of road from the Beverley
and Fairmont road 10 point at Archibald Fleming
OH the Weston and Fairmont road Il aid on tho abe)
biz ~ change the Pilot Laws OF this Commonwealth
came up in order urd motion OF Mr.. SNoWDEN, wa'
indefinitely postponed Ayes .e noes So
In relation to the Richmond and Petersburg railroad
pany-ayes 49, 90 Relieves tie company from the
paynen, of dividends 10 the State
TO release The p-ymcnt Of interest tine loans from The
Literary fund 10 The Richmond Medical College Ayes Sd,
noes 90 Amount OF interest sl5oe)
To amend the Incorporating The Valley Union Ed,ca-
ton Society Of Virginia
To amend the ect Incorporating the Rappahannock and
Shenandoah s.caniboa, company.
report from the committee OF Courts Of Justice adverse
10 The petition of VIM VI and Allison Huntington Of The
county Of Mrrcn praying that suit of theirs against the
Board Of Public WoS may be transferred from tie court
in the city of Richmond The superior court of their own
county, concurred in by the Housea motion TO disa
gree thereto, offered by Mr.. KIDWELL, failing.
The House then proceeded 10 the consideration of bills on
their frs. reading ordng about seventy eighty be read
the second time
bill! concerning the Richmond Judicial Circuit was
motion Of Mr. CONWAY. made HE order Of Inc day for
Monday next
On Motion Of Mr. sTovALL, the House Adjourned
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Substance If the Remarks Of Mr. JfiR7Z Of Rockingham,
dcirerel in 4 Hl:e Of Delegates Feb l6th 1880 tr
bMto tale The Of s pfgple the call Of COnren-
hon, and 10 prOride FOR organizing hs $50,
Mr. MARTZ said-Mr. Speaker, in rising address the
House this late period OF the session. gentlemen
thai 20 90 with unegned reluctance know the House
IL already wearieJ with the debate But sir occupying the
position do with regard his question: feel be du
~ myself and 10 those who me here, define
my position this grave and important subject. ] regret
Thai he House mauests much reluctance heat discus
soa pa after day. has been consumed in discussing sub
ects OF linor importance bur when subject like this
subject Of the creates; Importance 10 The people of Virginia
is brought forward, gentlemen desire TO s,iae dis
cussion Sir regard the calling of convention alter
and amend the organic law of the State question Of the
greatest magnitude, and which ought be acted
non without due elaboration. Believing this, sir have
given this dill the cslm dpassionate and deliberate
Consideration ha, capable of giving IT, and though my
people are exceedingly anxious for the call Of convention
my conscience tells ought TO vote for this bill in its
present shape.
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Enr The ENQUIRER


Messrs Editors Can it be irue rs stated by Inc ac A.
h 10 their ioy that the Auditor and Treasurer ecc' %
n permanently retaining all The Wing Clerks IN tei De
pariments ., -. ,,or, - and ,rho desires no
,hina for himself or any who any way conneceu
him save bv the bonds of Democracy cannot VIII no. ns
eve that gentlemen can think that hey vi" ,,e en
I;a,e the Wings of Richmond. 1t would be worse man
be ab"rs Of syspus They will lose the respect OF ih ,
own and reap the contempt of the opposite party oy ''s
# ia only necessary call attention TO the GROUND .aSe
nv a the Whig Custom.house officers appointed oy Iehei
TAYLOR in this State show what principle OF
thew carried out Every Democrat, no matter no" poor OF
hn many defendant mouths he had 10 supply was ecleu.
Can these gentlemen thus violate the confidence Inc pf'
crots have reposed in them GUN l III hAt'.
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BALTIMORE CITY

Aprenary meeting was held in the city OF Baltimore on
Monday night composed Of citizens OF all parties at which
:, WAS resolved 20 GU: General Town Meeting on Monday
NEXT to give expression 20 the public sentiment of that
community in favor OF The exscrce and pepeuity of the
National Union.
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MARRIAGES..

MARRIED, on the Plat Feb NJ Clifton. Clarke cogns,
by the Rev. Mir terekin, T. II lsEELL. Esq 80.
nator, from Cumberland county, T. Miss fRiACh'' :
daughter of DAVID IL alien. Es,i. -.
MANFRED, in Petersburg on TUESDAY iaih feps =.
Re-. Mr. Gibson EDWIN o. TRAiLOR, OF Richm n,l,
Miss NARY JANE WHITEHEAD, OF the former r, r.,
MARRIED Thursday, the 2l-t Feb by the Rea 70.
IS. Trice, Dr.. WIN. c. BATTAILE, Of Spottsyiv MSd
ty, Va, TO Miss ANN F., daughter Of Edmund j. ''''
Caroline
20 Wing and Examiner please copy
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For tie Enquirer
TO THE VOTERS OF HENRICO COUNTY

A. il has become necessary that You shall select soma
one 10 represent YOU the next session of the Legislature
Virginia respectfully propose 10 you, and the con-
sideraon OF the meeting 10 be held Montay the
esteemed ielowcitizen DIR. j. VI. SHEppASn.
is suprriluous ndd augh in his praise All who know
him. know that in him will find representative truly
"honest capable and faithful
CITtzEN OF THE CorS-v
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The Ohio "a, girl exhibited in Sunbury pa. receI
w. She is but fifteen years old and weighs 430 pounds
She is accompanied bya gentleman and her sister She
10 increase in weight al the rate Of pound
81
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

TOBACCO-We continue TO quote New ngs at s.
So common leaf Sc %; good 81 80 a 81 fine S
a9 IS; fine manufacturing $40 II.
FLOUR-RichmOnd 81 IS 4 81 g. y; Scottsve s. s
l2S.
WHEATRed 100 cents white los iO7H.
CORN--Old and new 81. 81 cents
CORN MEAI-60 cents per bushel
OATS-33 IS cents per bushe.
FlSH-Herrings are very scarce; Cut Sc 80 rs; CIV
81 l2& p; Shad s. SO so-dull
LARD-Barrcls g., Il cents kegs * cents for as'
BACON-VirgiHa cured hog round "a cents; a
Sides cents; old Shoulders sound. AK cents; NJ
Sides a D.: cents new Hams a I'D cents
WHlSkEi-25kcen's for kecfiiied.
COFFEE IA Is cents. Market almost bare. i.
ST Croix els.
TEAS-Imperia and Gunpowder SIS l25c per h., BIZ
% Coo. Dull.
SOAP-For brown 3sc; yellow ~ Sc per po1'
':hte and varegated II lic a
HIDES Green shifted II cents per h. Cali aio
cts To 81 each.
STEEL-American bliste ed sllO per ton.
SHOT-6c. per pound.
PLASTER-s3 rom Wharf, AT Basin co.
SALT-Last sales from wharf IS per sack, from >
81 As.
IRON-Pig Iron s26 to 37H, according to quality ssr
s95 per ton English 65; Tredegar, Richmond manuia'
so Up Country Bar $50 according 10 quality Nalsi
LIVE STOCK MARKET March i
BEEF TTLE-Scalr weight go 80 TO 50 ~
HOGS-Ncii weight S. oo,
SHEfp-per head - 10 81. JACOB Sho'"
BAlrlMoaE Fee. ~ Pm
The -four market day is Very quiet No sales ~
ing doing in wheat Small sales Of al Il y ce'
white, ard Is 20 for yellow; whiskey 25t cents
New YORK. FEs. 27-i ~
Flour steady Sales of 300 barrels NJ s4S7 s. lot
mon Western and Pennsylvania brands; Southern -
s5.3l ~ TO quality. N
Small sales OF white Southern wheat at lis cents, ~,
is trner. Sales 10000 bushels ). SO for Whit N'
and yellow; 81 Al rye Gil
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Tho eson Lewis county, Sentinel referring to the ele

The Weston Lewis county, Sentinel referring 10 TIT
10, &c Mr. Johnston 10 the office OF First Auditor says;
The election Robert Johnston Esq OF haTlsn 10 10 tine
eca ri Isl Auditor made vacant by the expiration ol Tue
oe Heath ia one that has given satisfaction TO near
term n Of al F to I1 parties who heard express them
selves on subject few OF those VINO Geene ne .6e
Tus Of virginia legislators We think before their
eompants can be good grounds they s
amend the constitution by adding provision expressly Sd
ting that Mr.. Heath shall fill that once 50 '''s aS '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-01

We regret to announce, that Mr.. WT j. Robertson de-
cnes being candidate orepresen the county Of Patrick
in the nex, Legislature.
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH l, 1850.

10 ne "a; the Democratic mem'e'' o. the Irri1,v
bly, will be neld III the Hall OF me House o' psos"'>
evsno, a. O'clock. full s,ien lance Is desired
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An important, opinion recently delivered by the SUI
y" mp NJ Orleans in u case OF much interest
to shippers and shipping merchants The court aGcl'Iu IL
tho case of Hart and others RS inc owners Oh '',e 'ai'
Shore that the ship who detans Tesse' a''e' ''
advertised sailing day the injury OF me "eis''s's -
sponsble for all damages. The court "o"'1 w
dence 10 prove that advertisements anu 30
d.ys If denar,nre, were moi 10 be considered as
isrno,h, the usage was 10 disregard them The Cour'
nrorerv held tina, the newspapers should not be used
40 means of deception advertisements must SPEAK Tue
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rur NICARAGUA TREATY

...,,,b from Washington announces mat lea'y ,''s
,oor concluded between Sir Henry L. nu'~ef anu INT
vernnen, of the United States respecting u. Ear
Question. The principal points are TIA" va = fail. :,
the restoration OF Tige Island 10 Us ,, Ch.,.
recognize the proceedings OF bonn W. ,hs u,i,ed
s,,d |, also provides that neither r's"''.o "o wy
lleu ", ex..isc sovereignty jurisdiction within the
o'a''s' ,rc,n s,nt.s 1t agrees that Grey,own Qa'0
e""' !, yi.ar,au,, shall be neutral or free port as
n" another port on The pacific at the Western terminus
wen d. nroy;des that the canal shall be neutral
a"l ,h,o r.r,,ons II said that the Treaty wen
nut To England in the Europa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-01

BALTIMORE, Fee p J.: ~,
The -four market to-day is Very qui-r No sales >,
ing doing in wheat Small sales of corn Il Is Ce''
white ard IS 10 for yellow; whiskey 2j9 cents
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Ncr- Of the rncihc Cont.


There rs been blt ugte clange ~ affairs on inis
cuas. siuce the sailing a.. the steamship Call0r-il
Capt b add. on the 9Th Jan. The steamship Pal-
ana. Capt.. BAILEY, leaves tbs port on Tie lst %
Feb 10 m0rrna , with fall passenger list, but not
a larsc amount Of soi dust. IL cons sequence % the
tshtuess which has existed ia the money market
4 comprehensive view ct the commercial and moni
tary state affairs vii BE- found IL another portion
o. ials paper. o. which We invite attention. The
morning after the departure o the last steamer, "a
ridiculous runor es preysen; thai she naa nceH
detained a. S0uci 10 oy the orders Of Commodore
Jones. until the Panama then due, s1yuad arrFe
from below, ar bring Information with respect 9
I've NicarsguGn difficulties
The Legislature az the Capita arc working "a az
Calte lndus.rlously, uot~ltnstsndng TIE treasury
Is s. perfectly empty. A loan OF 100000 vas a..
ia-rEcd d. sums Tot 70 be .ess than st1o9 boy
tie tine .4r presenting proposals eisFsee, All DD
public spirited captains. appeared "ltA fs li reg
ta-s 10 % the public state any serv.ce. Ils
paces tie Legislature iA avery unplrasl1i an
embarrassing situation, an they are ln-rc-lea
~hai 70 o. it Is now pupCsed thai state scaP or
issued. which j. probably the OIL! tArc-i-a-.
" hich can resorted ~ The C.vl- -ld collected
u-lss mli-ar, authority : claimed IS TIE pen.
u. Csil-uis. ami CONGRESS j. o be soleiie4 ~ b.
consider 4, Several wise all salciaE avs Dave
b.ll enacted among others. Pi-ot .as 4 lt-
so.li47l IS Lon u1ter c0-sle -alJl Nli-l Gee 'lr
tie cola issued by VARIOUS parties hrre, % tle K
rose va'ae q s. and SO 70 Re counterfeit ane
ooniln- " .thll the il a11g O.. III .a~ re.4'ise
10 counterfeit CON Gso directing ihe .ssasrs c
sub CON 10 redeem L y ill thirty lal aiier TIE
rssssge 90 tie act. under penalty ol zeal g-uceed
ngs ior coun;srieirinr The parties contend RAJ
their ocin s oi the fgl value represented slf
TAT % IS olly b. TIE poWes Of the United states
authorities D. prohibit rs issae and institute qso-
csctIls
There have hen many arrivals FROM s-a since
the sailing Of the iast steamsr ART mar. ciui-a-ts
have arrived TIE utmost energy es-lctt in
The by. which confines - r-O1 Oh de most sur
3risiuc rru-er. The rainy season > uesriy over.
md w are cace more permitted % bask N SUI
salae d1rins a, lcas; portion O; the Week The
overflow AZ Sacramento CRY has ID great measure
sab-iiei. All the EH'oCrt q csmaEe sustained Vas
izr s1c-t o. What Sss 50 reasonably ante atrd-
Although the danger ) 70; over yet perfect eoun-
teuce 5 restored, and preparations Tor The spnn2
trade are earned on with activity, while measures
are BENZ taken - Construct -cvee, which w.
preclude al possit..fy Of snoiher disaster Of SIN
Tar character TIE meas ilo1l TIE macs : Ct The
Irnst Gratifying nature lot oEs taI % tie iarress
which was predicted having occurred IL tie up
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sacramento and Placer Intelligence

r.. .' 49,, 80 80, i- ,,p..,
- - ~. -. - 80 ed
~ - - - D.. g.. "a
- -. 80, 49, 80 f,,e-
,-.,.u;--.-..
ri. 'i..,,.-.., l,..~a,.r 49,, S.c,,,,en,o b.
-. =. - - -, b,,
a. a. zrsfs.l - he ,be ~ a. de, prosoect,
ave - cbe.ring sor tbe snecJv sbs,smest OF
lie ,y,te-, Tbe pl.,ey I'm, la RESUMED -
re.l'ar issue ana comes 10 Is the olive branch Of
assured deIverance from the peris of f7od nder
.f-t. - fr-tl.,. ..,...,.fr.o, a., - b. 49,.
W-lsr- aoa,ss moment % add ,oue oreso'ns Tie
= ser j. lo. se9w nsny eos % ne Enoaleseero and
= .esJy ~ sse23a'- h-s.1es' = Ss-as fs'-i.ee
-. IA -, l-rero-~ 80 Tfe CIV Cogrri bs.
been ,-ssoa eyery day Or 40 danng ~ 5000, sno
ha7r tols naeh coward renewing NJ d.sleis, an1 "
~. -... n; - +. ---,e-5e, A. .fsa,srse..
aalrl 8-r-is ~ch ave 1sen lushag irio ne rrssr.
sbot- ars. haze az s si-e . i1nls ae. an = per
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Inexhaustible Abundance Of Gold
poYGS OF THE LEGISLATURE
The Ncv., Markets. sc. in full aerniI.


The Z. S. Ma steamer Ge1r-ia, Capt Porter
arrived here at about halfpast lo clock .ast eve.
iar bringing The mails from San Frar~isco 20 Feh
J. wetas those which lef there Oh the eth lf
January We arc indebted 20 the mail agent
JANIS 3. DEyor. Esq one of the Editors of tie
Pocifc bcrs for the prompt delivery Of package
II tie lat 81 San Fraacisco papers
NJ Dcyoes TIP from San Francisco hero 's tie
quickest on record havine been Performed ia The
sho-t space Of 35 days He was rPc,.lliy con-
miss.oaed D. conduct tie T. : Mai Of Feb /
through from California. aad was determined. d
possible. to make tie besttlne ever made between
New.Yo-k aud San Francisco Of TIE IS days lie
was oo the way. eight were lost by detention at
various places on the Pacific Coast aud on the
ls,hmus, leaving him only t'reHy scre7 travelling
days, He overlook at Chagres the mails that
bad left San Francisco Jan. LII days previous
20 his departure. lie travelled with The mails
across the Isthm.s 20 hours i'iout food o. soeP,
10 accomplish bis object and deserves the highest
credit FOR bis genuine Californian cuerH.
THE Geor-ia sailed from ths anchorage o.. Cha
g~cs ON the 2,th Of February, At :. O'Clock PM
and anchored 40 Havana in three days and iour-
teen hours She was detained Havana 81 hours
coalinr. and Ie.t Der Anchorage a, Havana ol Meu
-, evening. at Coc'ocl She arrived at the bare
OF View York last evening At q O'Clock making her
run ia ninety siz hours
The Georgia doablcd Cape Hatteras 81 n hours
sner leaving Havana She encountered heavy
ra.es all Tire way through. Ga the second aay tire
wind was very favorable, THE distance from Ia
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POSTSCRIPT.
TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival OF THE CANADA.
HALIFAX TELEGFHFa OgTIcE ,
Fr.fa- erer.fr eP Il

FRIDAY evening sPM
The Niagara arrived At Liverpool On the 18th
During .he past fortnight Cotton has declined d
The quotations are Orleans -. Mobile q. aud
plands, g or fair Sales Of the fortnight q Oh.
bses. Of which u 900 were taken on speculation
Corn market doll and prices nominal yellow
27s a Pc Whit 3Os a Dos Ga.
Flour. Western Canal, 22s 22s 81. Phlladc.-
adelphia and Baltimore 23s a 23s 90.
American Provisions have improved Ne"
Western. 32s 3is. Fine new Eastern a'S p a.
Oh, wanted. Pork i ia demand, az pnces ioF
ouait, from 3lsa37 New, IS a IS Lard has
sdnsnoed. and is 10 far request at is 33s e
Freigb,s steady Money market auctgai'n1
Co.so,, Tor money o5l American Securities Do
fair request
We have dates from India 20 D. January al
onet. the commercial prospects, satisfactory ev-
erywbere but Bombay, where a sIigh; decline o.
both imports and exports had taken place The
American merchants were dealing 10 Indigo aud
Satpeter extensively.
The Chinese Government were ondeavorins to
impose a tax Of q half penny per Pic1l on Tea
which $ sisted.
The emeute in Paris has been put down. bat the
Socialists are organizing for rand domonstra'lon
on the 9th inst Military preparations, howeycr
had been made to keep the peace, ard the Prov
inces have been placed under a civil kind ofm'r'isl
law Louis Napoleon is not 50 popular as here
tofore
The French have mcdistcd in the Greek quar-
rel Admiral Parker IS still coutinu'ue the block
lde upon a great number OF merchantmen aud sew
eral cory cites belonging to Greece
King Ohio is beloved By bis subjects Russia
and Austria have come % bis aid. 4 .icet has
bcon sent from the latter to oppose Sir W Parser
Austria has proposed German Cos'oms n"D.
on the principle Of protection-and NOT as hereto
fore the prohibition o. foreign manufactures
The Prussian Constitution has been accepted,
sworn to by the King amid amid great relolc ing by
the people.
The Danish question as regards the schiesw
District is as far rom being settled rs ever.
There is nothing new from ltay, except an emp
ton of Mount Vesuvius The Pope had not returned.
The Russian army was about being diminished
ou the Danube.