Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-20

Il was generally supposed that, unless The
corn laws, something unforeseen should pre-
yen', Parliament would be prc,osued on the lilb
June.
The a(Esirs of Turkey Were evidently. accord
ing TO the Loodon Sun, to become leading inte-
rest in Europe. The accounts from Vienna men
ton that great activity prevailed there in the de
partment OF foreign affairs, and IL was understood
that the proposals made by England and Russia to
the Porte, relative T. Greece, were about to be en-.
forged by The European powers.
The bill TO divorce Miss Turner from Mr.. Wake
field, WAS read Third tiue, and PASSED in The
House of Lords on the 9th Mr. Wakefield had
seat forth letter from Newgste addressed to
Lord Eldnn, complaining OF not having had fsif
trial in the letter he iabors very hard TO prove
thst his Marriage vi it'll Miss Turner was from mo.
lives oil love and affection, and not f. ON motives OF
terror.
The Thames Tunnel The large timber raft
intended TO lie on the bed of the river, over the
leak was let down late Wednesday evening
The engine was set 10 work a. soon as il was as
certsined tht the raft lay the bottom and " hen
they had succeeded in reducing the water some
or % feet IN the tunnel, il was discovered that all
further attempts at reduction were useless. Ii was
then tried, whether, by stopping the working of
the steam engine, the heights Of the water in the
tunnel and SHAFT would increase or diminish, and
the result was gradual but unre:?iting increase AT
an eaiiy hour yesterday two descents in the
ulving Dell were made, with view TO see the cause
OF the failure, and Mr.. Brunei, the younger, re
ported iha, the raft did lie o. the bed OF the river.
that 1t had driited some distance from the leaky spot
anons the many proposed plans 10 obyia,e all
danger, which are daily orNarded TO the Directors
one is 10 lay tarpauns of sufficient SIZE and 10 de-
posl' round the edges quantity Of clay bags to
keep them water tight.
We learn tom the Latest papers, tina, Mr.. Brunei
has made favorable report as to the late leak. in
the Tunnel.
STATE OF TRADE.
.Wdnchester.-We are happy TO state that The
demands for goods for exploration continues ex-
uemely lively, though sales for the home trade
nave been limited during the present week. Print
ing cI0'hs coatnue; some descriptions having
risen from III 10 10 per cent. Gu the lowest quota
tons. Fusians have advanced full three pence ner
10. This improvement in the price Of eoo,!s has
enabled the manufacturer TO give further advance
OF wages, and the weaving OF calIcoe- may now
oe quoted al fui SIX pence TO nine pence per piece
above the lowest prices. In some lescrintions of
work, wages have bad still greater Improvement
Upon the whole, Tie circumstances Of the opera
tves are considerably amended. we are happy to
state, that the accounts which have been receiy ed
from Leipsic Fair extremely favorable as to the
sale OF Manufactured goods. Yarns are reported
to be in but ind fferen demand and the stocks up
on The Continent are unusually large.
Manchester Courier.
LONDON, June 4-Ihe Budget.-The Budg-
ct Ia not now SO exciting subject IS il was turin
the war. This year, however, curiosity to know
how Mr. Canning would acqut himes!f in his new
character OF hnancier, and the peculiar circuustan
ces OF the country made the Budget be looked
forward TO with more than ordinary interest Last
year, lS26) there was, after delaying the expeus
Is OF the country, only one million over towards
the Sinking Fund OF ) 800 GOO, and the defcien-
cy was, Therefore, four millions and half But
this was an apparent deficiency. Certain adyan
ces were made which would be repaid, and nav
mehts were made Tor expenses incurred in former
years, which, deducted from he four millions and
a halt, Left real deficiency of =, 100 ,0O0 TAX,
ing the Tour last years In round numbers, the in
come was ~ millions, and The expenditure 10
millions, leaving 20 millions applicable 10 the
Sinking Fund. The amount applicable bv law
Tor these years was q millions and quarter. and
the apparent deficiency for the whole was II go.
OOO. Bat agains, it was 20 be placed money adj
yanceu on available securities there is an actual
plus. in the four years, oI coo OOo after allowing
for the Sinking Fund. So much for the last rear
taken by ITSELF and in conjunction will the preced
ing years. Come we TO 1927. The re-eists en-
timated after 1926, amount to l54 SOC 600 The
expenditure, exclusive OF Sinking Fund, ISL 7OO
OOO; but including it 57,4e4.o0O This leaves
eehcit Of tz,iVO'ooo- MIR Canning proposes to
meet the anticipated deflc eney by issue OF Elk
chequer Bills.
LONDON, June 6. 1927 letters were received
yesterday In the city from Odessa dated 18th nj,
at which period II was generally believed there that
an instruction had broken out in Constan,inonle
amongst The Jsnssaries, and that that capital had
oeen ID OWE lnto state OF The greatest alarm Aga
I achs Is known TO have been The chief instrument
in the hands of the Sublime Porte. for the miro,
ducIion OF European discipline an orest the Ma.
bomedan Forces, and the energy of his mind bas
mainly contributed the partial success which ba
hitherto attended The expe imeni. The Grand jrno,
has aiso' II IL ascertaned, lately entertained great
jealousy OF the power gained by Ara Pacb, io
consequence OF tie important services which he
IendTeJ TO the Turkish Empire, in Changing the
ioin o. mHHaiy discipline, and some months ago
ms oihcer was, consequently appointed tn Tie
Pscbalie of Romelio, as an bonourable banisb,n.o,
rom The imperial presence, parchment in The AZ.
IRENE severe to Mahomid Public Functionarv
30 soon as Tins Wellington Of the Turkish Ar
my set ont 30 assume the government of bia ray
district, according to the report received tbj. dav
rom Odessa, the Jsnisssries expressed The biebs-
dissatisfaction, and proceeded to those extremes OIL
passion, which, since the foundation OF the ,o,yer
IF Turkey in Europe, it has been their constso,
custom TO display; which demonstrate poxe and
more clearly the necessity OF expcing from Cbri..
endom these Scytbisn bsrbaliana IVba,Isr -
imitation ofthei luslrious British Commander. Aoa
Pscha addressed the Army on his retiring from lie
command OF IT. Is not mentioned; but s,ould the
umor' 10 winch we now silade, be confirmed. II
'e'alnIy WIZ sIoid strong proof Of lie afectionste
es"'u wH'cu u'scipiined army occasionally sheys
% an oWcer when ne is so superseded in hi. off
,ia appointments. The latest letters f,o,o o.
.tantinople received ia Loodon are dated on The
5Oih April, and, although they make no rnent,,o
d me existence OF any unusual sensation there still
be disturbances may have afterwards oce,rred 80
which The Odessa letters a!lude :"
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