Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-24

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quish office, and the closing price was sol.
The news of the fatal vote on Saturday morn
ing spread over the country with almost telegra
phic rapidity, and produced every where aston.
ishment and CONSERVATION. An express reached
at FIVE O'Clock in the afternoon; uni
yersal feeling of disappointment and indignation
pervaded the whole population. The funeral
bells of all the churches and chapes were muiiied
and tolled, as on the most solemn occasons:-
The Council of the Political Union assembled IN
the course of the evening, ana an address 10 the
people to abstain from outrage was immediately
issued.
The effect produced in Manchester on the arri-
val Of the news was great beyond precedent
The first report Of the probability Of its rejection,
was received with complete incredulity. People
said that the thing was impossible, without sup
posing the Lords insane. There is but one voice
in the Town, and all differences on minor points
are absorbed in the great question which now con-
vulses the country from one end to TIE other.
By accounts contained in the Caledonian Ner-
curry Of Tuesday, serious apprehensions appeared
to be entertained of the interruption OF order IN
the West of Scotland, to which quarter numerous
bodies of troops have been ordered; but down to
the present moment happily the fears ot the pup
lie have not been confirmed.
as they have yet reached us, are frighttui. Fhe
operations of Trade are suspended, from feeling
that mems minds are about to be agitated by pas
sions which will leave no time for barter or Com
mercial speculatiOns.
The Reform members Of the House ut Com
mons met on Saturday to the number OF goo. al
though the call was so sudden, and agreed to pro-
pose the following resolutions this evening.
THAT it is expedient to declare their unalter-
ed and undiminished adherence to the great mea-
sure of reform.
.That tbs their determined purpose to stand 6y
and support the Kings Ministers in the present
crisis of affairs.
Accounts received in Liverpool last evening"
10th, from Derby, represent serious disturbances
to have taken place in that town, on the receipt
of the intelligence Of The bill having been thrown
out; the populace, it is added, vented their fury
against the inhabitants whose sentiments were
known to be at variance with public opinion, by
attacking their dwellings. breaking their windows,
&c. when the populace proceeded to the saol and
liberated the whole Of the prisoners, both debtors
and criminals.
The news of the defeat of the Reform measure
produced the same powerful sensation in Chester
as in other parts of the empire, where 1t arrived
on Sunday about noon. The inhabitants Imme-
diately assembled, and presented requisition to
the Mapor the same day. Sunday requesting
him to call meeting at the earliest moment, to
address the King on the ali absorbing topic
The representatives of the city have also address
sed letters to their constituents, requesting them
to exhibit 6rmness, and unite in the present
alarming crisis.
LONDON, Oct. 5.-Mr. Van Buren,, the Minis
ter from the United States, had an audience Of
the Queen to deliver his credentials, and was
most graciously received.
Liverpool Corn Market, Oct. 10.-The sup
plies of new Wheat during the past week have
been much less extensive than previously, and
the demand has continued good at an advance of
Cd to Sd per 20 lbs. On Friday scarcely sam.
pie remained unsold; old Wheat and American
Flour have been rather more inquired for, but
without any improvement in value. Prices OF
Oats are shade higher than this day week; the
market is bare Of new. Indian Corn is more in
request The same active inquiry was extended
TO the Manchester Market on Saturday, and the
advance noted here fully maintained.
The Editors of the New York Journal Of Com
merce are favored with the following extract ola
letter dated
HAvRE, October Is, 1881.
The advices from England state that all was
quiet in London on Monday and Tuesday, Oct
10th and 18th. Our other accounts are to the
morning of Monday, 10th. What follows must
have occurred on Monday evening.-Edts Jour-
of Com.
Lord Ellenboroush's motion in the House of
Commons, approving the conduct of Ministers.
and pledgIng the House TO support them. was car
ried by majority Of 1910 more than the ma.
jorty for the third reading of the BILL 1t is there
fore supposed that Ministers will remain. and the
bill be again brought forward with some little mo-
and ultimately pass. coOsols we're
at 795.
The Funds at Paris were yesterday ssf. 05 for
) per cents; 5Sf SIS for 3's.
You will perceive that st. Domingo Coffee has
been sold at ii soils in entrepot, and will proba-
bly, be higher.
LONDON, Oct 6.
Our Corn market is in depressed state. but
we think prices have seen their lowest, s. we are