Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-21
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From the New York Statesman June rs.
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w are lhueuteu 10 captain W arnack, oil the
packet ship Friends, arrived here yesterday al
lernoon, in 80 days from Greenock, for package
of papers containing the files of the Greenock Ad-
vertiser, to May 10th, Glasgow Free Press, and
Glasgow Herald TO the 7th, together with copy
ofthe Edinburg Scotsman, and also of Bells Life
in London.
Gotten had declined at Liverpool I'D per h.
TWAS reported at Paris that the Prince Of
Sake Cobourg, was about to be married TO the
Duches of Berrie.
The present British Parliament, il was expected
would be dissolved the last week in June and the
general election for the new Parliament would
terminate before the harvest II is stated that the
expense OF the parties concerned for and against
the Manchester Rail Way bill had already AMOUNT
ed to ESQ 900.
MADAME Catalina had left England and returned
TO the continent.
forgery has been discovered on the Bank of
Ireland, IN large amount, which was traced to
Edward Hogan, merchant, of Dublin, who has
always borne very fair character, was held i'm
high estimation, and has amiable wife and -
children. He has as yet eluded the vigilance of
the police, although reward of 6 100 is offered for
his apprehension.
A Theatrical Picture, painted by Hogarth has
| Just been discovered. The subject is Garricll in
the Green room of Drury Lane Theatre, acting
one OF his iavourite characters for the OF
| a select circle, who seated around him.
| letter, dated Paris, April 29th says:-We
all hustle here for the Coronation ceremony to
| which Charles y. looks for recovering his lost
popularity. In the preparations for this affair there
| is much OF spendour mingled with meanness. The
town OF Rheims has petitoned the Chambers for
permission to borrow SO, 900 francs (s3,2OO) at
q per cent. towards defrayng the expenses of the
Coronation, and l understand, that the Deputies
IRON the Chsmber who are TO attend at Rheims
are contracted Tor with famous Restau-
rateur at five francs each per day. The only real
| splendour is by the Foreign Ambassadors, who
we with each other in extravaganza. The Duke
OF Northumberland has given 60 900 francs for a
Hotel Tor few days that he will remain in Paris;
and the Russian Ambassador has ordered all his
tradesmen, iewelle $, carriage builders taiors Sc
10 see that he is not eclipsed by the Englishman
| lhe Partisan will probably reap fine harvest On
the boulevards, through which the King will pass
on his trIumphal entry from Rheims, seats are al
ready taken in the balconies at the very tops of
the houses, at 40 TO 90 francs head.
SpGn-lt was stated some time ago in a
French Paper, that several persons had been ar
rested in Madrid, upon charge of having attempt-
ed 10 poison the fountain which supplies the royal
family. A letter from Bayonne saws. that one o(
| the parties implicated had been executed AT Ma
dria, his body having first been horribly mutilated
Inns individual however, met death with much
Saa's yIc10: a physician and two apothecaries
The Dublin Evening Post, is in long article
respecting the late speech of the Duke of Yor,
says that the speech will either crush the Catholic
bl, or carry it--that it will force ministers IN de-
clde II as cabinet and act together in Parlia-
ment that the friends of the Catholics are likely to
predomnate, and finally, that the measures will be
carried II not this session, in the next
II was decided by Lord Pitmilly at the late
s' i|Seo" assi|es that weaver must be paid his
q HAIL
always been the practice
Letters from Gibraltar state that two re,cb.n,
vessels are chartered to bring home to England en-
tire car6oes OF British manufactures Which ,ra
unsuitable. The French authorities are stared n
nave taken the most vigorous measures to nrevept
all Ehsish goods from being Introduced into Spain.
pi' ihuSA'ssoh resolutions, for the admission
oil oohoea gram 10 domestic Consumption. were an
proved by the Commons witbont 5i,;n;o ,f,t-
qauntity amounts 10 1874, 900 quarters of FOREIGN
corn. It's TO be admitted in equal quantities in
The 10Th OF August The following arc he IL,
les per quarter; Wheat los. Rye, beans and meas
6s ID Barley or beer 5s. Oats, IS Cd wbest
houi, per cwt, Is Tod. This measure. Mr. n
stated would make up deficiency which. ifaIJovv-
plete opening of the ports
Mr. Secretary Canning was GRADUALLY reoo,,or
ing at Combewood, from his late severe attacl
ofthe govt, a''deN
Cotton.-The sales have been rather li,i,sd
yet the prices of last week were fully s,nnor,ed
The sales amount to 765 bales.
Il letter from an Assstant-Surgeon in the Indian
army speaking OF the Burmese war, says, that il is
Tue pioodiest perhaps ever carried on No quar-
!; 'he let'er con inues " is given by these can
loals Every prisoner they take of ours is cruel
ned, and cut made down his belly his bowels 10,
Out, and IN that state he is left to die am sorry
70 say many OF our people have already suffered
ms death we, however, in our turn. NOV them
down IN thousands, and take their stockades or
aud forts' as last as we can get up with them
sometimes 40 or so of them, on being approacb
Gu Oy our .oops' WIZ stand stone STILL blind their
eyes, ana De shot. This has frequently happened
at other times excessive numbers will make =
rush out OF Jungle, and succeed in cutting off
some OF our troops but if they see tolerabIe BODY
OIL Europeans, they make off direct for the Jungle
n smell was thrown some weeks ago and al,out
hiy or sixty men, women, and children rot close
10 IT, amused tor few seconds at the fusee when !,
went off and killed all around''
GLASGOW, May "a season more favourable
ui''i 'ne present IS not IN the remembrance of the
most experienced farmer. The fine dry seed time
succeeded by rain and warmth, has given the crons
the most promising appearance The grass is es-
Peciahy forward, every field being already green.
me manchester Chamber of Commerce have
PuDiished an address, In which they give very de
c'ded opinion against the policy Of allowing the
nee expectation of machinery II is obvious now
indeed that strong opposition will be made to an
proposal Tor altering the existing law on this sub
Jee'; ana as government has thought proper for
many 70 consult the leading authorities in the man
uiaciuring districts, the intention, no doubt, is to
pay considerable Difference 10 their opinion.
LoTd yFor6ury On the opening of The Assizes
ior one OF the Irish counties, Lord Norbury, IL is
s'aed' actually congratulated tie grand Jury that no
newspaper was printed in their county; and hoped
ney would use their influence to prevent any being