Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-08

49, wv - " " E'Nhfl @fs14 10 - AtNl ~ Of.fs,
have the advantage Of rsndanng ell ~iG;ar!er-
encc on The part: Of European Powers i'll the
attlirs Of Mexico entirely au;GIilheus.
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL Of TIE STEAMER JUkA.
FRtanENr LING ,LN's EMANCIPATION NEssAGE n
acknowledgements or TIE pREEs.
PORTLAND, March 3l.-T,.e steamer Jlra
arrived here tuia e"eiiing, with dates to the
20:h inst, Irom Liverpool.
The steamer HlbeIlian arrived out ia Tie
18th inst.
The United States gunDaals ruSca:trs, lno
and kcaIsage were az A!Geirs on me l4.h.-
Tho Lieutenant 81 tho :1ulEter and !hs EZ-
C0uDset at Csdiz mad taea transferred from
tho mo 70 The Harvest HONS. bound fcr Bcs-
tuii.
I'hoTe wso a heavy III! CT snow Is England
Oh Thursday eight.
Pr=7iden, LincolE'S Emancipation Message
attracted much attention in England, Thsre
had been hut little TINA previous TO the sail
ing ofthe Jnra, fer the newspaper conmsnts,
Iha Liverpool Pos: SAYS there car. De no
doubt that il will hsSG al incalculahls effect
in EdIopG, and that thE fleet viii be- most
y llNC ~ ~ LSNsS.
The LONDON. Times sars il ia the most In.
pcrtaat news ressiTe1 from America since thu
snlit. TIE Presidents ave we'd object is to
recover to the Union the Border States snd the
proposition is important, not for its .%ntrinaic
Likelihood Of acceplancs, but Simply hecausG
Il is q proposition and is the frat bid nadc to.
wards putting az End to the war. VS. nlay
hope that others MAJ follow .and that the North
msy gradually rise in lis offers until something
acceptable has been put forth. The only reply
Of tue South to LiDcn!n has been g resolution
Of the Confederate House Of Representatives,,
to burn all the cotton md tobacco inst ms?
BE- IN Danger Of falling into tbs banda Of the
inVaders. In every point OF viaT the proposal
VI the President gives Great tcopc !"r specu.
latiou ana perhaps soine glimpse Of hope, but
II Ia Tor what II uiuy h.ia!d-rnt :ur what
i! is.
A general meeting oi ilu Atlantic Telegraph
Company was haid at London on the l9it,
when the Directors report WAS adopted
dopslut Vis~a were Entertained. and Lord
PslnsrstrD way to receive a deputstiol IRON
the Company the following week.
TEE ARREST or REBELS N Ioaocco-srArEAsn7s
OF Mr. LATAED IN TIE House OF coMIo.s.
Mr.. d. Griffith asked the Under Secretary
Of Stats for Foreign AE,i:s whether los
Lciutrthnt Of the Sumter and .he s1-Oonsul
Of the United States at Cadiz, who were RI
raated cE landing from thu fiiie la Malaga
steamer by the United States Con:ul st Tam
gier, were taken down to the harhor, and em
bsrked as prisoners on board the United States
frigate lao; whether tic Moorish government
did not protest RgainSt THE proceeding, and
only yielded to the threat OF the United States
Consul thai lie would strike his flag; and
gGe'hat /. ~as tbs opin:on Of Her MGjesty's
Government that The Jurisdiction with which,
by thc existing cap:lulstioas " treaties, E4-
rcpcaa CoEsuis were invested owe: tncir coun-
trynen in MohamIGsjeG countries sid en-
powered to take judicial cogn:zancg ii alleged
political Offences committed il anT other
country and, il not, whether tho British Gc7.
er11ient would take reaus to protect our faith
ful ally, the Moorish Government fr6:4 such
Infringement OF lis iEdepsndsnref
Mr.. Layard sid no Owed an apology to hi
honorable FREUD and the House for having %
: previous occasion nlsinformed them on the
subject. In tacr, il vas only Al the close Of
last werk that ne recciGed The i~nlorrua.ion
Shicb be Has now about to give. Qe bud
stated before thst two gontlcmon, one tho OUR.
ser OF the So.csiie1 Confederate 9lstss steamer
Sumter, sud tho oihcr L :6ntlsBar- who Wa
formerly United States Oonsai g; Oadiz-
were proceeding en- a voyage from CRd:z to
Lisbon. and according to Mr., Myers, tho pur.
asr's statement, bearing that c fellow citzen
T.s u u Tang,ar, they landed tn see biu., and
vera returning to embark WHICH they we're nr.
h7 the American Consul, accompanied b.
Moorish guards, arrentri on n. spot and carr
risd to the uGnsplait. They @tIo then .osdsd
with lions end a3DtG7d in en- inpru:e: place.
Tho Coml1sGler ni !h.e Sumter lcArirs what
red occurred. g7Ute . letter 10 ile Moorish
suthorities. a7a 7M,t i. 70 Mr. iisy: hef Ma,
IIjesty's CoTu2i, requesting hiE to I-:i7o; t. and
til mike use IT hil !rdl.ar,. on coh.ii -! ;io
prisoners. hr. Hay delivered .rz %I:tt"r, b"s
declined 10 tsk= s:aS .te?s II lbs va; OF ia;s.
ference. Thu: haprc7sd 70 hs III the 18th
On the 2S.h Ito Uni,si iS;a'-: d!>op Inc ".
:i9oj al Tsagisr. tie Captain iai'dad with 2
nuintrI III ms Grey armed, aud Er0aesdad &c
tie Conaljate. TIE MocriSt: Government in
.he meantime had !"sTl:t taat .hoy= gentlemen
bad beeIi ~Grrsatei asou political accusations
aloae, aid They s1r: i .etlef q Tcrnorji.sHes
C tn Consul. The Consul declined u sIr-
rehitr the prisoners, aud fell back urnn an
srficls II 3 treaty between hlaIscc9 AID The
! United States.
The eleventh ec.itI- OF g stirrAl treary De-
tween Her Majesty a.j the Snitac OF Moroc-
&C stated that shSuld :hs british Consul Cen
srai OF sny British Ocnsu!, Vice Consul, Or
CoosulsI agent. hETe, * any time, occasion 10
request fr0n the Moorish Government the
2ssisHtce O. %aoltiers, yards o. srnsi force
fcg tie purpose of arrs-tiHg t.ny British anh.
jeCt, tie demand should be- complied With 90
payment OF Certain faca. BE- the twenty.
third articls y! tho treaty betTe.n Morocco
and the Cn;:et! Stste5 il ~as said ,hst the
Consul OF the Uni.ei States should reside at
any seaport Of tho Mc1Yis!. ~domin!ora, and
atou!d trj3y all ihs privileges whi:h tbs Con.
auls or other nations erjoy"d, When it be-
cane kaowni il Tnngier that thsao gentlemen
were about TO e. transferred to this slcUp Inc,
Il large assrmblage Ct Europeara and na.
Lives took place they threatened tho United
STILES Consul, ard for come time u serious
riot was appTehended.
To Ualsed States Conau! iunt l.: iir. H4y,
but his derlined 10 interfere, and ct ms sa!ae
time reYonstTatrd With :ho Consul, Who ieli
back on The treaty. Mr.. tisy pointed out the,
he right of afjrainE asylum belonged to the
Moorish Government, ard tina. the art!cia OF
the treaiy reierrei to ras,ly applied only to
criminals, and no. to pe!so!;a e!.srge3 with 20.
litjcsl %efences. TIE United States Consul de,
clined 30 receive that Interpretation Of The
tresty. and "a tie r:mnHstrsH"- 81 tho Moorish
authorities ne thrssts.,ed not r:!ys1 lower bis
flag, but to declare war agsiDst Iorocco. The
authorities were 30 alarmed b: this threat that
they felt compelled to give the .Foops rtqi:rcd,
and the two gentlemen we've narch+l down
under the guard Of those aT;n,l troops snd Of
the sesfaen Of tho Uuitsd States slopp, who
we're also armed, and pu: u boa.d tho lnn.
i Her Mai .siy's Gn7erlp snt j., !inVet that lii.
Hay tool q right vieS of bia ,iuiy .hc1ugnrn;
and approved his Conduct. !!'lear, hsar,l
10 reply .oa Question "a; ny h"'rsat'=
friend the vtL-r night / sis;Ai that .hcg hsd
Luen raleay5d, ri: thai rutG:ake Has ogi:g 10
il telegram wLl;h had besn rsccirsd ri Tic