Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-25
FOREIGN NEWS

we t$grSt mat tue New ok editors ~ hc
received Bnenos Ayres papers which nn-
nounced new civil war in that quarter, did
not furnish the public with some OF the parti-
cuiars aud documents appertainir. TO the at.
fair. IL was simply stated by the New York
Mercantile Advertiser, that General Alvear-
| who had, according to previous accounts
thrown himself under the protection of Gen
Ramirez. was al the head of body of troops in
instruction against the new Governor of Blu.
! enos Ayres, Sarratea. Later direct advices
from that city Ito the 10th of May have been
received at Portsmouth, New Hampshire. BY
them. IL appears that Ramirez and Carrera,
with fifteen hundred or two thousand troops,
had taken possession of Buenos Ayres, aud
thrown Sarratea into prison. 1t is added, that
stop was put to all kinds OF business, and
tbat tue Inhabitants were fast quitting the
place. These events fully confirm the opinion
which We expressed as follows in our Gazette
OF the l0th June" Buenos Ayres lies al the
mercy of the wild soldiery of the interior,
whenever they may please to march 10 her
capital and change her government. In a few
months, or, perhaps, weeks, events will teach
the speedy settlement of the alta irs of La Plata
on a fixed basis" The quick succession of
these revolutions, and the char acter of the
rowing bands who have established an oppres-
sive sway over several of the provinces, will
more and more dispose the inhabitants towards
AN adjustment with the Cortes. This is the
only occurrence within the circle of sober
speculation, out OF which order and tranquil
nay Eau oe expected 10 arise.
The intelligence from England by the way
OF New Brunswick is, that the grand jury Of
London have found bill of indictment for
high treason against Edwards The iDformer !;
that he had absconded, and that full proof had
been produced of his having paid for all the
pixies found in the premises of the Cato street
conspiratsrs. We needed not proof of this
circumstance, 10 be convinced that Edwards
had, with the knowledge OF Ministers; insti-
gated and fomeD,ed the conspiracy-What.
ever gloss the parliamentary orators may nut
upon an agency of this description, il is still,
TO an unsophisiicaied mind, truly detestable
The distress among the Occupiers and ow-
ners of land in England would seem to be ex.
cessive, aud beyond all precedent in that class
of subjects. Mr.. Stuart Wortiey, a distinguish.
ed member OF Parliament, in presentin. a
petition from the Inhabitants Of number of
Popuious villages in The West Riding of York
shire, made the following remarks. "He
begged leave 10 observe, that the petition
came from body of people, than whom no
men liz the Kingdom we're more ready to sup
port the present order of things. The petit
iionets stated, that the pressure of distress,
arising from want of labour. was great without
example This fac, they could not prove
more clearly than by referring 10 a recent
investigation of the distress in their parish,
from which IL appeared that out of 5000
persons. 1000, after having paid their rent,
received only eleven pence half penny per
week. From this il was evident that the
greater part of the population were in state
of absolute panperism."
The manufacturers are if possible in a
wotse condition than The agriculinralists.
The petition from Birmin sham laid he fot the
House OF Commons on The l2th of May, un-
folds scene OF unparalleled distress. To
illustrate the state of things in that city a
member OF the House from its neighborhood
made this statement. In the first four months
of the year 1918, the slaughter .f animals for
the supply OF the town of Bitmins ham a.
mounted to 5.l47 beasts, including cows and
oxen. In tle COrresp0nHinU he nj
the present year, the number of cattle sIanpl,.
tered was 703. This circums lance, he hoped,
wonid have Its full weight on those who ina
gined that they could procure high prices for
agricultural produce, without giving TO the
manufactures the means of purchasing it.
The diminuion in the slaughter of sheep bore
the same proportion to that o. cattle. In the
first four months of 1918 the number of sheep
slaughtered was IL $40, and in the correspond
ing four months OF tue present year il was re-
duce6 to 2i6."
After the reading of some of these petitions,
1t was said by MIR. Curwen, the we'll known
and upright agricultural! member, "his own
| opinion was that nothing but towering of the
inierest upon the national debt, could effect
The object of alleviaiing the misery of any
class OF sufferers" Nal. Gds.
HALIFAX, June 3O.-Early in Nav last
John ii. Osllyie, suspected Of having
| murdered Michael Travers, underwent
i an AhdnbS hTClllDdlti,
| Esq. OF MusquidObOii; and circumstance
| appearing strongly 10 cerroboraie the
story, the unfortunate man was fully com
United for trial He was soon after brought
| down, and lodged in one of the cells o.
the gaOl i'll this town, 10 await his DESTINY
Happily, it now appears, that Irapers il
alive and in perfect health He wa.
lately seen at Annapolis, and went from
thence TO New Brunswick. Steps hay,
| been taken, OF course, without delay, fol
HE liberation OF poor Ogiirie from bis
melancholy and dreadful situation.
| In cHANCERY....M a monthly courr beid for ID
county Of Lancaster, at the courthouse thereof oil
Monday the 18th day Of June, 1920
'ohh W. huhion,"" Complainant,
| Abraham Penqute and William Kelley Defendts.
| THIS day came the complainant by Ellison CurTie
gentleman, his counsel, aud the defendant Abraham
fenquiie hot having entered his appearance and give
security according 10 law and the rules Of this cOnrl-
and appearing 10 the of the court that t
said defendant Abraham Is moi an inhabjtanl of IN
commonwealth Of Virginia On the motion of the com
| piauant by lie counsel IL Is Ordered Thai The Sal
defendant Abraham appear here The third Monday
september next and the bill of paiuant
4nd u as further ordered + hat the defendant william
hefey DO not pay, convey away, secrete any none
or effects In his hands belonging the other
Abraham, until the further order and decree OF Ibi
conrt concerning the came aud that copy Of bi
order be forthwith inserted the Richmond EnGriye
for two months excessively, aud another copy pose
at the front door Of the courthouse ofths county.
4 copy-Teste, d. NJ. WALKER, ID. c.
| Jniy rs. q3wsws
I'm CHANCERY.....lD NoiloWay county court IN
Il July, 1920
| Jesse l.. Dupuy......,.............C Complainant,
| AGAINST
Richard Jones, jr. Austin watkins, Tyree G. Bacoi
| Archer Robertson aud Francis Dyson-and Abraham
atchiti sheriff Of the county Of Nottoway and adnC
| OF iea HuDdley, Defendants.
The defendant Jones not having entered his appear
ance aud given security according to the
aud the rules OF this court aud it appearing the sail
faction Of the that he 10 inbabitant Of t
state; on the motion oftbe complainant by his counse
~ IS Ordercd, That the said defendant Jones do appe
mere on Or before the first Thursday in November
TO answer the bill and give such security as is by la
required aud that copy Of this order be published