Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-20

would be almost as feIici,ously joined together in
this piebald ministry /" Very probable indeed!
The same well informed gentlemen will perhaps
send over the list of new English Ministry, con-
tanning the names OF Lori Liverpool Joseph Hume,
MIR. Canning and Sir Francis Burdett, the Lord
Chancellor, and Mr.. Brougham; suggested by the
French Government"
The workmen employed in the extensive Cotton
manufactures near Rouen, to the number OF or
500 have initiated their Epglsh brethren and turn
ed out fer an increase of wages. They attacked
the property OF the manufacturer. with sticks,
slaves and muske,s, and were not quelled until the
military were called in. a battle then ensued. and
sever were killed; among them one soldier
This is the first :" turn OUT that occurred IN
France Other scenes Of devastation have occur
rcd in the Communes OF Pavly, Barentin and Des-
vile, by the workmen of the cotton manuiac-
tories.
FRANCE AND HAYTI.
The Jews OF the recognition of the independence
of Hayt by France, is received with general salts
faction, both in France and England. The Court
er says in political point of view, ii is of great
Importance. q. 1t has been thought tina, the French
government decidedly adverse to the principle
inv DIV ed in recognizing the independence OF re-
VOTED colony This no longer be suspected.
That principle has been sacrificed, and, we
need scarcely add, in our opinion, most wisely sa-
cr,hced. Ii was indeed, merely relinquishing shs-
dow but still IL j. oi good tor the future. Ii
removes one obstacle which has doubles embar-
rassed France in her discussions with Spain upon
the question of South America. That question:, as
regards France, is reduced to the same charac-
ter as it bore with regard 10 England. one OF time
and circumstance. We do not say that France,
even with all the advantages which the recognized
independence of Hayti will give her in her future
arguments upon the subject, stands quite free and
un-backied Eng land did; but, at all events, she
will now have 10 balance oaly the comparative
advantages or disadvantages attendant upon den-
tifying herself with, separating from. the line
of policy pursued by Spain. We think however,
here can hardly be doubt how she will ul-
tnnately decide. VIVA, benefits can to
France from acquiescing in the imbecc policy o.
Spain, at all comparable TO those she would deriv
from following the example of England, and esta
blishing at once, political and commercial relations
with the South American State? No is mor'
sensible of this than NJ. DE Vlele, and certainl,
no of his administration would rebound more Il
his cred, rs stat esman than such measure
SPAIN.--Advices from Madrid TO the 2Stl
July. The necessity OF having experienced officer
in the corps which are going 10 America, has In
duced The Minister Of War 10 emplo, great mum
Der belonging 10 the ancient army, who haze no
yet undergone any sentence OF publication.
1 Ii is said that battalion of the Sd Reet. of tn
. Spanish Line has revol;ed at Saint Andre, in con
sequence of their having received orders TO em'ar
t and rompeled TO embark.
News from the Sp ,nsh frontiers, to the 3ls
states that the 1rappis has been arrested at Logro
: 20, and sent under good escort 10 Pampeluns
e mention is made also OF the arrest OF Juanilo.
e Extract of letter from Liverpool .dug. l5tl
: - Our Cotton marker, at the beginning of las
= week. was thrown into state of great alarm b. III
o failure of two extensive houses in the Charlesio
e and Savannah trade, and whose stocks of Cotto
: are large. About 6000 bags, belonging TO one
= them and pledged in The hands OF Brokers, wei
j Immediately declared tor sale - auction the II
IS Our prices became quite noIt - siiit Inc evei
:. ing oil the i0.h purchase ~ SG;3 bags spccu
& laion made by two parties, Infused MOI
e tirmness INTO he market again IL this instance
decline of Id per 10. had been submit ed and the
soon appeared TO be many purchasers on the sau
1t erms-but some advance again was Obliged TO
IN given. The public sale of the 9th, well al
tended and Went off with spirit, the trade being II
S, chief buyers. There afterwards pretty got
ID demand, partly speculation, and the close
= the week The depression in prices which had TAXI
j. place in the early par oil it fully Iecovere
al The total sales in the course OF the week we
Is 10000 rags, oil which 1000 Egyptian. $500 Braz
As and 2o00 American were taken OF speculation, al
urtsr 9ss 81 A hsT 9 Is 900 were from the
states, AID good many vessels have since con
IL IN which swell our import list again for this ee
> ihese continued heavy arrivals tend much TO kee
&c uowh the market, while the .ecessiiies of many
II inc holders produce al lie time 90 much di
: position to SELL otherwise the present would hay
probably had more effect upon our price. We quot
q Uplands, 8 to III I'D
hug. h.-There was a fair demand for Cotto
e yesterday, about 5000 bags sod halrof which w:
aken on speculation b. the parties 81 no bougl
Delo'e' and consisting chiefly OF American Cottor
mere Is again lair Inquiry this morning.
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