Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-03

their eonsJaucy aud their devotedaess. Happier
DAYS are yet in store for France, and for us: am
certain of the fact. Il is in my ardent love for
nv country, i is in the hope of serving it. of be-
ing able to serve it, that gather the strength aud
the courage necessary for me to accomplish the
great duties which have been imposed on me by
Providence.
at is fit and proper that the necessary MEMS
ures be adopted that the present instructions writ
ten and signed by my hand shall, with the utmost
possible promptituje, be brought to the knowledge
of all my friends, for it is of importance that none
of them shall have to complain that he has not
been informed at the proper period of the inten-
tions and the desires which | have manifested.
"HENRY."
IRELAND.
THE PoLITIcAL ExLEs.-Da6tla, Monday
sreaiRg-The deputation to present the memo
rial in favor of the political convics OF l648, wal
ted upon the Lord Lieutenant at II O'Clock this
dav. His Exeelleneys answer was extre mely
unfavorablo as regarded the object of the memo
rialiss. Though convicted of high treason"
said His Exceency, 'sthe lives of Mr. OBren
and his associates were spared by the exercise of
the Royal prerogatiye, and they well as the per-
who incurred the penalty OF transportation for
reasonable practices, have been treated with un-
usual indulgence in the places of their exile;
even tue measures of restraint, rendered neces-
sary by their own conduct. have been of short du-
ration. 1t is however, to be regretted that these
acts flenity have not been attended with the eff
fects that might have been expected, but that on
the contrary. repeated attempts to escape have ia
ken place-inone case with success; and that none
of the persons, on whose behalf my interference is
solicited. have expressed contrition fortheir crime
or manifested any sign of gratitude or loyalty to
the gracious sovereign whom they have so griev
ouslv offended, aud to whose clemency some of
them are indebted for their lives Under these
circumstances do not consider myself justified in
recommending the prayer of the memorial to Her
Majesty favorable consideration
CHINA.
The emigration to California is still in progress.
Upwards of so ships have sailed, taking, it is es
timated, about Is, 900 emigr IS.
We hear of the total loss of the ship Emperor,
of China from London to Shanghai, in the Banda
Sea, with valuable cargo of piece goods crew
saved. We also hear of the loss of the Danish
ship Canton ia the Pacific.
The export of tea from China shows an in
crease of, 100000 lbs, compared with last year;
of silk the decrease is equal to about 5000 bales
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
BY Telegraph from London to Liverpool
LONDON, Wednesday morning.-The stock
market was firm at an advance OF one eighth per
cent, and though the reduction of the rates of
interest in unfunded securities depressed the mar
ket, eXehequer bills were not affected. The new
bills will bear interest of i'd. per day, per ee1OO
Consols for money, 994 a99s for account, 10Th
June) same prices.
The news from California has sent down the
shares in companies for working the auriferous
quartz in that region, while the intelligence of
the vastly increased field open to mining enter
prise in Australia has, strange to say, produced no
commensurate influence in the shares of the
Australian companies.
The House of Commons was counted out this
evening, and so the Maynooth debate did not come
on. Mr.. Spooner is unwell, and Lord Derby,
the Prime Minister, is confined to his house by
govt 1t is said ministers wish to get rid Of the
motion altogether.
The interview of the northern sovereigns causes
great uneasness at the Tuilleres, and all their
movements closely watched by special
agents.