Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-21
: .Trsr 1NTEiJIGENCE 1.-THE STEAMER ASIA

LATEST INTELLIGENCE BY THE STEAMER ASIA.
| 3v Electric Telegraph from London TO liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, January 4, 1910 A. NJ.
J EsolASD.-An advertisement in the Times announces
that IN has been made for distribution OF f5
per the Mexican sondhoders on account OF arrears
Of dividend.
change on London, IL FORMS 26 kreutIers.
| FpAScx-The Pae states that the ministers have not
| the least intention of resigning.
The bank returns show that The influx of gold has stopped
There is further decline 10 wheat except In the markets
exporting to England , ,.,
." Paris Boar,e JAM 3-Fives s4s5; Threes $500
PRussiA-Berlin, January mo political news of I'm
portance Funds and shares brisk.
AusTnrA-Vienna, Deer 29.-An interview between the
! soyereipns of Prussia and Austria will take place
HrssE CAssEL, JAM J. lS5l-Measures OF violence and
compusIon are still proceeded with permanent court
martn ia established Frequent taking place,
and the refractory citizens are subjected to corporal punish
HEssE CAssEL.-ws have account, from Cassel to
The EIector returned his capital the eth The
froons which preceded him entered Casse the 26h and
were received the Frankfort gate BY the military bands OF
the Prussan and federal quartered in the capital Ihey
followed by the commander'in-chiei and stan, ana
places in the procession and marched in with it, large
crowd had assembled TO witness the entry of the Hessan
troops Tho popuace moody and silent while the cleo
tora passed them but when the artillery passed by
they greeted with cheers aud accompanied
~ the Fredfchs Platz where the troops formed square
peyous TO their being marched their respective barracks
The return of the eector which took place tho io
lowing day, attended with all the pomp PRIDE and cir
cumstance of military ceremonies but the transaction was
pervaded by ndescrbabe air OF gloom and discomfort
Tho popuace was Silent and indifferent the troops appeared
tented and moody The Eecto arrived al A. NJ by
special train from Frankfort, and having entered carriage
drove into town. The silence which prevailed most
profound Not shout mixed with the peal of the um-
pets which preceded him. His equpage was guarded by two
souadrons Of Hu5sars and the procession passed Inc
ga but few feeble cheers with large allow
ance of disapprobatlon.
After receiving Of the higher unctlonares who were
assembled In the palace he reviewed the Austrian Pussan
by the people in the deepest sence but when the
artillery and the guards dehled heywee cheeed with great
enthusiasm.
nrociomaton oatening enforce martial law against
persons who should disturbance in the streets All
hotels inns and public houses TO be closed al p
Count had also informed tho Standing Committee
Of the Diet that any attempt meet transact business
would be punished by court martial Measures OF compu-
sion were being proceeded with In full course throughout the
Electorate but especially in Cassel.
In consequence of difference between the Austrian and
Prussan Commissioner In Casse the Prussian corps under
General Tietzan returned the 18th December TO the
Electorate and advanced within leagues Of Casse
but afterwards rereated when promise was given that
the Bayarian garrison in that city should be reduced in
number Several collisions in the streets had occurred be-
tween the Prussiane and Bayarians They were unimpo
tant in themselves, but showed the state Of feeling
SWEDEN.
The intelligence from Sweden is important Our dates 60
10 The 18th December The proec, Of reform in the repre-
sentative SYSTEM which has for long time past been sub
ec of nuch and general interest throughout the country
had that day rejected by the clergy and the question
may therefore, be considered definitely settled, be-
cause according the term Of the Constitution OF Sweden
any proposal relating change in the fundamental Law
oure sanction of each of the four states which comprise
the Diet the MOBILES the clergy The burehers and the
sany before be adopted The mobiles and the peasan
try will is expected also reject the BILL The result
which the burghers may come Is uncertain; but II Is
supposed that they will adopt it,