Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.

ARRIVAL OF THE SlAGAhh
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
@iirs in Portugal 1arAets, ,9
i NEW York JUNE 20-9P. NJ.
he steamship Niagara has as arrived with three day:
later into ligence fruiN Europe.
Cotton steady-sues of 400 bales OF fair Orleans
U&d.
-Four had advanced; Pork unchanged Lard frmer.
iie Hlagara on The lIth instant in lat i3 deg 50 min
ohG. 39 min 81 min. spoke the steamer Washington.
me 49i at O'Clock 30 min a. NJ, she passed Inc seaine
Asia, hence
he report Of the appointment, of NJ Gonzales Bravo
.l!a;sler OF Spain To Washington is contradicted.
i..IGLAED.-TEe exhibition, despite the unavorabl
weather, continues To attract great throngs ever.
lne Queen FRINGE Albert ard Royal household attcnde
me ascot races on Thursday.
t.n1y Smith about follow Sir Harry Brahanls
town.
Last accounts represent that the Cafrs were ganin
strength
The news from England is without interest
1.-The speech Of Presidrnt Bonaparte Dion
when received Paris correctly reported turned out to
speech OF most violent character. The excitement
very great but the applause of the B0naparsts did de
cel'e The French Minister'S they insisted once tn
residents speech should be Suppressed and the version
given by the Moneur agreed upon and ,ceyruphed
Pars, where even with the chief stings taken out made
pTodsious sensation Ministers, with NJ Drpn returned
h rams and Louis Bonaparle followed day. with ht
!ul consciousness that he had made political bunder
On tuesday the bureau Of the Assembly met to choose
their President &c., and the Bonaparss all excluded
10 man. Great excitement prevailed in the Assembly
The first motion, and il rejected BY BOG 10 295
This is the first blow Of the Assembly, but during the de-
took an opportunity o speaking the question: and in
v.ncing 10 the tribune shook hands with ~ Leon Fauchet
and VI. Buffet, the Two ministers
The General thcn in few words, amid profound
ton sad nu could induce the army against h,
laws OF the country and change the government What
'rxt was there or enthusiasm? Cine left loudly chcercd
The army deeply penetrated with sentiment of its du
Ties and dignity, and would lend itself 10 the Of in
icng France government of force. This the
era OF the Cusars when Emperor opposed to-day
and another raised 10 morrowraised the purple by
drunken rtoran soldiers. The army too firm TO allow
il 10 march against the Assembly. Not battalion for
conspiracy could be found to obey chief he gave such
order Therefore representatives you may deliberate in
peace"
This intrepid speech was loudly chccred and then minis
ters having declared officially that the Presidents speech
in the Moneur the only version they recognized, the
interpretations upon il withdrawn; but the subject
be resumed in some other form.
The blow has been struck by the President against
the Assembly, and courageous General rouces for the
loyalty Of the army 10 that body, and second General (Ca
vaignac) is ready 10 draw the sword to support General
Changarncr, if necessary.
The socialist party are in rapturcs with General Changar-
ncrs Speech whilst the organs of the Eysce strive
dervalue s Importance. Whilst Changanier AMI Cavaig-
firm, Louis Napoleon succeed in over
throwing the Republic, to make himself Emperor.
PARIS THURSDAY EvESiSG1t is stated that the friends
Louis Napoleon have determined upon printing his speech
Don thinking, that the official modification has injured
him in the public opinion
At the opening OF the Museum of the Louvre, Pres
dent made Speech but did not touch upon politics He ad
dressed some complimentary remarks to Leon F1ucher
which to show that The report of the probable res4na
tion OF ministers is untrue.
The Globe Paris correspondent that in consequence
Of the from Portugal the French Ambassador at Lis
bon had give cordial support to the English Ambassador
for ks PROJECTION pro Of M The person Of .he Queen.
peca,ion is pursuing wise and prudent course in Por
GAL and is cndcavoring conciac moderate men The
Scptemrsts however count upon his versatility OF charac
ter and hope 10 overthrow him ere long.
ccrrc hes been issued for dissolution OF the Cortes
for conycnag The Parliament on the 18th SePem
ber next.
There i an unorcredi,ed renor Gaming through Paris
from Madrid that the against Salanha has sud
ny burs, in Portugal and that several regiments and
IN, whole province of Esenaduta have declared Tor the
Queen against the revouti0nis.s
REGlCMWe are assured that the ministerial crisis is
well end. The designations placed in the King
"ans in consequence of the of May l6 have, we are
tod been refused The cabinet will retain office without
lnv modification
PRCSSlA-Our aJvices BY telegraph from Berlin OF
he 18th ns They inform that the Danish Minister OF
Foreign affairs has proceeded Warsaw and That Baron
hunen, the Federal Commissioner in Hvlstein would on
that dav follow him 10 The same place
AUSTRIA.-AccouutS from Vienna of the lst inst state
m loan and also Of emission OF the reserved
the Bank of Vienna again current but failed
% produce large sale.
Aviccs from Bresau Of the Sd inst state, tina; The wool
fair continue the 4,h Usually very large busi-
previously. bur the OCCASION no,wh-
stardng the great influx of buyers nothing whatever had
been done.
TeIegraphc advices from Vienna OF the 4th instant
the late rcpnr of the dismissal of NJ Bach the Sc
crcary affairs Count hun, the Austrian agent al
FranEorr has instructed submit the Austrian an
ncxaon question TO the Diet
IrALY-A letter from Rome of the 18th ult in the Fero
iico of Bologna states that His Holiness has named an
extraordinary congregation composed OF six cardinals tor
The purpose Of nqurng into the moral state OF the converts
proposing remedies for the abuses that have crept into
those establishments.
The Ginrnac d Ro,na of the l7h publishes sentence of
tho Supreme tribunal of the sacred consua, condcmning
Picro Erca "a, TO the gn!eys for twenty years for
having the 9th OF May, attempted TO prevent one Luigi
Ganana. from lighting cigar he wanted 10 smoke.
riot had taken place Florence the 18th ut. The
were fired upon, and killed and eight
wounded.
who became tumvir after Aazzins resignation has been
tried and condemned DEATH Cardinal Vgardelt has died
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE-PoRrsMouTm, Friday morn
neThc Prince Of Wales lndanan, passed up hc channc
ana landed mails this port. Cape Of Good Hope news
10 The s, of April that the Government OF ST. Helena
had ron. II NJ. S. Sampson with troops TO the Canem
Sir Smith mad issued order for the further levy oi oo
hurhers To BE- raised the Of f20O0 H. NJ. 5. and
the Harmcs still plying taking troops and evles 10 the
mouth of the Buffalo.
same rnoved demand which prevailed lust week has been
maintained during the present week The trade holds small
stock the great decline which has occurred gives them
confidence buying more largely. SUI the recent imports
haze been greatly of the demand and holders some
from opinion and others from necessity have met the de-
and freely that prices not changed The total Gales
rf this week have amounted to 4 $50 bales To-day many
NJ the trade are here and the demand good the sales being
y 5000 bales including 2000 American taken on slccula
linn and for EXP at Yesterdays full prices. American de-
.ctons are in good demand Better qualities for export
ere lower also mddng for the general purposes o inc
trade. . ~,
ychanee nis morning well attended by both town and
country dealers Fresh parcels OF wheat commanded the
xrcme prices Of last Tuesday, and American flour was I'd
per bb. higher.
PRoy.sox MARKET JUNE l6The market for beef contn-
os nactive ordinary offered on eusie terms but the
:rmer descriptions are firmly held.
HAvRE JrsE 5th-Cotton has declined with small bus'
ness Coffee languid Rice dull Brown and Shpleys Liv-
,rpoo Circular quotes change in breadsuis. Baltimore
Hour 20s Mixed 29s, white 33s yellow 3Os Cd Corn
meal l5s per bbl-Trade in Manchester improved
VISIT TO THE PENITENTIARY OF VIRGINIA.
Being Richmond, Sunday the 2nd instant, we visit
the Penenary for the purpose of seeing the convcts
assembled religious worship Only half Of them are
allowed present time; this occasion there
were 100 ITO present in of the large workshops
seated their stools in three the room; ncy
we're generally clean and neatly dressed in prison apparel
with their faces freshly shaved. blacks and whites oeing
seated Unfortunately together. Rev. Mr. GIldc'Sleeve
Editor OF the Watchman and Observer OF Richmond, ano
Rev. Mr. Fife Of Albemare, the officiating cerss'eh
or u. occasion When prayer made all the conVc's
respectfully kneced and bowed their heads over their sitting
stools; in singing the greater portion Of them participated
t during the remarks of the cergynen they all gave e
utmost attention. and appeared to listen with ea-etncss 70