Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-14
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Inc Central American Question UNDERSTANDING
between England aai France.
Nrw York. Dec l2.-Thc Paris corrcspon-
dcnt of the London Post states that dis atcheS
from Sir Wm Gore OuSey at Nicaragua report
pcricc: understanding between England and
France 20 support the independence Of Ncara-
qua \ small English squsdron i, 10 be
stationed for the present al Panama.
The London Globe SaIS ;hat the removal OF
Napier from Washington is one in the regular
course Of diplomatic promotion, and arises
from no dissatisfaction on the part Of the gov
ernmcnt with his conduct or opinions in the
United States. So far from censuring him. his
government considers that his zeal and abilities
cutitc him to their best consideration. Mr.
LYONS will succeed him, while Lord Napier
gocS to Berlin.
Important reductions have taken place in the
AUSTRIAN army
Several large commercial houses at Havre
have pctitioncd the European governments to
interfere in the affairs of Mexico. Dennistoun
announces the intention to complete the entire
liquidation of his liabilities on the S0th Novcm-
hCr
Adviccs from Paris report that the Anglo
French fleet will leave on the 18th of Decem-
Der for the Gulf of Mexico. The French fleet
have on board battery Of artillery, in order to
oppose the filibustcrS of America.
There arc an immense number Of reform
meetings in progress i'll England Reports re.
>pccting the new bill are numerous and con-
| ncting. 1t is understood that the ministers
arc unable to agree on any satisfactory scheme.
4 Madrid dispatch states that Senior Ros
/ Olauo has been appointed Governor of Cuba
| Concha, however, remains until the difficulties
with Mexico are adjusted.
Insurance companies ia England are asking
/ fifty per cent on the lnlian Empire.
The London Times applauds President Bu-
chanan's antfilibustcr proclamation, and the
editorial of the Washington Union on the sub
ect 1t also rcjoices that Mr. Buchanan has
| discarded his Ostcnd views.