Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-28

Win tho upper part OF his Iegs around which hi, blue
oek closely gathered his toes only touch the ground
and his remarkable profile denotes intense attention 10
the subject he il perusngThe Kog asks, ell Ar.
thur, whats the ncws!" The Duke read. fo,n the
above mentioned paper the following words, in obedi
unquesonable authority, that serious difference has
arisen between Grea, Parsonage and his Prime Min.
ister." The Marquis Of, and another mute cou,ticr
stand at his nses,ys left. the former showing his te
ana the latter turning up the white OF his eyes.
The sik-weavers desirin. to cmigrate were prepar.
ing appeal to the beHevolence Of the public In con
sequence Of the inability oil the Duke Of Wellington to
give assistance on the part Of government.
Il said that the Bishop OF London would probably
1 DO appointed Archbishop of Canterbury.
Dispatches from Mr.. Vaughan, the British Minister
TO The United States. had been received ST James
The appointment Of Washington Irving, a. Secretary
of Legation. is sppauded in the London papers
american ConsM--Francis b. Ogien, E,q the
newly spponted Consul Tor the United States a, Liver
poo arrived there on the 2lst July by the packet ship
J Canada, Capt Graham, from Ncw-York.
-PoRrroAL.--lt seem. that the account Of the sell
zure Of French and an American vessel by tho block
aiding squadron at Terceira, was incorrect the
ses seized only three English and Por.
fuguese. Two Of tho o;mer said To have had let.
crs and provisions for the prazans OF the Young
queen About 1000 Of the 5000 refugees despatched
trom Plymouth by the order Of the British government
have effected landing at Tercers; the remaHed
their example. At Msdeira affairs in a most nm
settled state account Of the scarcity Of money! The
governor cannot End enough to pay the troops and their
loyalty to Miguel said 10 be ebbing fast in consr-
qucnce. ADotber insult the British nation has been
committed by the Misuelite authorities ut Conbra in
named Sargent.
Mar 6ettceen Jftsfria and .,forocco.-The follow
mig Is an extract Of letter received this morning from
che Agent TO Lloyd's at Gibraltar, dated July a:
Yesterday the Austrian Consul sent to The diff .rent
Consuls here, circular copies Of dispatch him. sign
ed by the commander Of the Austrian squadron here and
abe Envoy, Baron Flgue, notifying the commencement
ct hcscs against Morocco; rcserving right of bloc
kaarg one or moro ports in Barbary claiming right OF
search and OF seizng, and con6scang articles which
are contraband Of war; destined for the army or the ma
Wy OF the enemy but will not modest the regular trade
aud acknowledges that the dag protects the goods"
ddmoury, July ll--In consequence Of the rise that
has taken place simultaneously London aud Berlin
und. have risen here also, and extensive tran
nave been effected in the course Of the day Bills on
London aud Amsterdam are In demand. Discount, tour
per cent
6fochho'm, July 1t is said that the Coronation of
ker Majesty the Queen will take place at the enc of
August. The paper mill at Tumba, belonging TO the
Bank, was lately destroyed by fire. The Bank is said
10 loose doubleihe sum of $ss.Ooo for which il was -
rsured is said that c whole stock ol paper intended
for the manufacture at Bark no,es was consumed
NUREMBURo, July 1.-The Austrian Observer
gives very hong official account of the the at
task made the Sd Of June by the Austrian squadron
the object OF which was TO destroy two corveies be
longing 10 the Emperor Of Morocco. The attempt
was successuI the fort Of Larache being taken and The
corvttes burnt AS the Emperor OF Morocco does no,
yet seem Inclined TO peace, is said that a gun fiji
gate viii be sent from Venice 10 reinforce the Austrian
squadron Owing 10 the swell OF the sea, the troops
landed had much difficulty in reaching their boats The
.s OF the Ausans % killed and Is wounded that
BCcHARssT, June 26.-The reserve, undcr Gene |
raj Telstoy has received orders join the army the
Danube II consists Of 100000 men of all Gene
raj Diebitsch IL said TO be preparing pass the Balkan
GREEcE.--Letters froml Corfu To the 18th instant
state that Count Capo dIstra had issued prociama-
ton 10 his troops, stating that they were not TO Quit the
position they occupied unless compelled by force These
advises confirm therefore the refusal of the Count TO &C
seede TO The request Of AIR Dawson, tina, he would with
ofa'y te Greek force within the limits allotted by the
Allies TO Greece, as an independent state.
IRELAsD.-We regret TO find various Indie atons of
new troubles in this country; exaggerated doubt, by
side OF the press, but showing that the country
siill IA state OF fermentation.
LONDON, July 32.-Thc Dublin Evening Post OF Sa-
turdsy last exciaims-
'What state is the country reduced to- In Tyrone
Armagh, and Eermanagh, the Catholics have been obi
ged to retire to the mountains for protection The mich
cows are suffered TO wild about tho country the
want Of proper care-the children and their mothers
have ed from their homes under the rror of as.as-
nation; aud IL vigorous measures be not speedily adopt
ed, TIE clv war In e North may he extended to other
quarters"
The Privy Council has terminated its deliberations;
and the result proclamation, calling upon the au-
thorites of the country obey the laws which will
produce about much effect the invitation to Master
Barnerdine to come down and be hanged. The Dublin
Eysning Post has hit the nail on the head Dsarm the
yeomanry and proclaim Martial Law" There is no use
IN shlly shalying when muudes arc taking the field
against each other In all of this kind severity
mercy In the country where magistrates partxans
the law Is mockery The only efficient discipline is
martial law administered unspa,ingly and impartiay
without regard TO religion or party.
Opening Of the LirepOol and .UunchcrteT Railtcou
The opening OF this great and important means of
public conveyance between Liverpool and Manchester
VIII take place at much earlier period than origin
ally intended Il was expected that the railway would
sc opened in the OF the year 1890, but the Direc
tors, We understand have the determination TO
open one line of the road solely for the of
passengers, within three four months from the pre-
scnt time. Very rapid progress has lately been made
10 some oil the heavier and 'iicult parts OF the
work; and the Cutting Of clay and marble between Olive
Mount and DIR. Parks house, near Wavertrco roa is
now proceeding night and day.
The prescn; is always very dull season of the wear
In the country trade, and accordingly much less is lust
Dow doing in that branch of business than was the case
few weeks ago. There continues TO DO considerable
demand for manufactured goods for some of the foreign
markets; whilst from Others the by means
encouraging Twist for shipping is s in brisk request
regret 10 say, that confidence has injured this
week, by the announcement Of three or four failures
one OF which, Chat OF house in the American trade}
u undersood tobe for heavy amount Man. NercUy.
Hitpendc,ts amdytaking.--The long contemplated
junction OF the Rhine and the Danube is announced as
about to DO undertaken by company in Paris OH pa
the channel Of the Danube from Um to Tullngen and
thus into the grand duchy OF Baden to carry the ma
N1gaion by canal through the Black Forest in the di-
ection OF the valley Of the Kinzing and, finally make
the kinzng navigable to where il falls into the Rhine
near kehl. The difficulty is expected in the Black
FOREST, where tunnel win be necessary.
THF SPANISH INVADING EXPEDITION
he schooner Eclipse, at New Orleans from Tampico,
which place she le on the morning OF the l9ih July
reports THAT part OF the Spanish squadron which left a
TaDa consisting OF ship Of the line figae and
tvo curveues, had arrived, and were at anchor of
That place. The transports wing on board the troops