Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-30

Minister fer foreign Adair. are stated to have spoken
with great ialen', discretion and eHss,-h 10 now
serted that tbero 10 NO longer any doubt Of the |
proposition being accepted by a considerable nsjor-
Within The las, twelve months the excise taxes In
Eogisnd on Beer Leather, Cdsr, aud Printed Goods,
have been repealed. The repeal OF the candles,
Is also announced TO take Place.
The Reform Bill which passed 10 q second reading |
in the Commons The 9Th, Gas ced by tho Shelf
held was TO go into committee on Tus,dsy the l2b
Its issue In the Common, was OF course decided, and
the question Of s disposition in tho House OF Lords ha.
assumed interest. The Globe OF Thursday states II
report in we'll informed quarters that the Bill will
DO rsi'eied by mi ry Of Eight, the Bishops sonsd
Lord Teuderden has decided that an Attorney who
writes Tor payment Of debt Is entitled TO charge the
debtor Tor the letter. though process has been i,'u
cd HE considered II policy TO suth apPlea
ton before ac'ion brought.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARxEr-JuIy 9.
There has been good demand for Cotton during the
week. Tbs market sioes to-day with .,esdin.s,, bu,
without aoy change from tho prices OF our last
TIE ,alo' ct tbs week amcun, to Is, 800 bax': among
which were $50 Ssa Island 10 "a to l5i so Stained
do LA to 34I; $3.50 Up,ni, do 81 to LID; $50
Mobile aud Alabama 81 to 81; 1890 Oileans 81 4 to
LATER FROM ENGLAND.
New YoRK, Aug. 24.-The ship Mary Rowland,
Capt Akin, from Liverpool arrived this fning bring
ing London paper. TO tire l2'h. and Liverpool ,h,
18Th ioeusive Our papers received by This arrival
came down only to the i2th, and we havo therefore
awaited ourselves, in addition OF the selections sou-
tanned In slip issued from the tficss OF the Standard
| an the Courier aud EoIuirer.
Partisan traveller lately arrived from ST. Peters.
burgh' has furnished statement Of The uston Of
parties IN the Rus'i,n emp ire, from whsb that
in spite OF the vigilance OF the police and th. slavery
Of The PRESS much dscons is expressed both against
The emperor and his government. A s.. Pet. rsbarsh
housh PeoPied by foreigners au persons epriehed by
mpsrsi bounty, good deal OF fermen alton exists
and tho policy OF government 10 severely criticised
Bn Ills paraeu'aii In the Interior provinces. visited by
THU traveller that the disconent violent Here
many secret soceie. formed, tbs of which
are evolutionary. The Hamburg correspondent men
,lOn' una, a,1 oanes; have broken out at Kew, and
also In several other Russian GOVERNMENTS and even
afhrms that the communicating between Moscow and
s.. Ps'er'burgh have been interrupted.
The receipts at toe Bri h om houses from dut O..
on goods from the North Of T., rope, have diminished
In consequence OF the rigorous tbs quar-
anime.
Tbs question a, to tho fate of the Reform BiI IN IN
House OF Peers seems to create much anxiety among
the fris MS OF the "A eyes ,ays the Consji
'uion Lcnton Journal "are now ned to the House
oil Peers, and Ministers ave actually In aseer
tanning their strength and in neutrsizng and bring ing
the opponents OF the measure to avoid eto creations
as far as possible, but which will ser,ainIy Re had
course to deraer resort should il becom. n.es,.s
| body"
paper presents irigbfu picture Of the state Of some
parts o. that country. la the county Of G,Iway man
suspected Of being an intormer, murdered and bis
eyes taken out by the assassin'. Mr.. Shel Of Shan
garry, in the SANE county, rayaid and beaten with
stones TIL bis skull was fractured. He was lett for
dead and shortly after ards expired The s.,ra..
Of ths county OF Gal" ay had me ting in which 4, w
unanimously resolved, that tho ordinary administration
oil the laws was no, enough put down The disturbance,
IN that county. la the county OF Mayo, some carts
| conveying meat were stopped aud p'undered by the
| "arving Pea'anUy. The carts were accompanied by a
party the army en- sffay took place and three I've,
| were lost and several persons wounded. In Greens
county no outrage had taken place for three weeks
| VIII CHI Is pronounced symptom OF re,uruing peaca
The banks OF the T'su, have agsiu been over Hown
This season. and the the low lands 10
an immense extent An almost eonnusi rain Of nearly
three months prevailed and ceased only about the lat
ter part OF June.
The aceoun'so IN, state Of The crops rom all part
Of En<lsnd of the favorable description, In
consequence Of tho late foe weather.
There prevailed report that the 23i OF August /,
liked on for The coronation OF the King OF England.
."e on, Ey,qnss-Ths London Morn
We resolved last night, tho Pars papers Of Saturday
with me Messenger Chsmbres dated Sunday. II ap-
pears hat the arrangement has been at length eoneIu
| ded between France and America rrso.s,ng ths
claims OF the latter for prizes taken in 1912 and ISIS
From tho Temp. ofsa,urday, Julyo
oon,s RiS, July She Journal du Havre Of the b.,
I coma an important piece OF io,slisence:"w
Government has just concluded he claims Of the Uniied
SIaws made on account Of p'iz.s taken ia 1912 AID
s ana mas agreed rpon ths indemnify claimed on
"For cum OF twenty-five millions Of franc, IN.
french Governm'n mt settles with that Of the u, ted
states Tor all indemnify, as rem ain
with respect to Louisiana; and by virtue Of this ar
| ransemen', which the American Ambassador PI.nino
ten'iary has signed, all fiji culties are removed ana
ne collision OF wbish President Jackson smoke in nj,
Message, avoided The CONNIE rsiaI relations betsye N
France and the u. States will become closer The
Ambassador promiss', in the name Of his goyaynm.n,
'nat he duty on vino imported into the u 8 ,b,u H.
DIMINISHED six cents per gallon. The import du,v an
| silk 10 also TO be reduced ' ="
'on our side, we promse to reduce the imno,,
duty on unworked eottons 10 France
The ohsr bases OF treaties with the u g will
De re'anst and the system OF reciprositv for The two
flags preserved. ' NV '"'
The United States consent also 10 nav MILAN an,
haii 10 indemnify several families for the sun, al
vsneea during the war indepe by the bands NJ
.nose ismhef, 70 promote the American cause"
FROM "e London Morning Herald Monday morning Jniv II
-, o'clock. ~ -
we nave gust received the M oniteur b .. and other
papers, IT m Bussss Of the date Of SATURDAY. nigh,
hey contain at last the Of the much
cd debate In the National Congress upon the Tbrons
question. The "preminsries" have been agreed .,
oy majority OF Sc. Tbs debate which preeeJsd hi,
decision lasted nine days, and there we're but few Of The
hemoefs oil Congress Of any character who did M,
ese PM IN H. We forbear at this late hour
me speeches delivered Friday and S,tuydsv and ~
ae 'nsy contained nothing new upon tn subject, I'm
on inc division the members were
Zine -. ,ne rIIneo 1875
Minority in favour Ia
Inc whole humber present was 1866
on tho announcement OF the numbers the noo.t an
tbusiasuc piandits resounded from the Cbambs, ,ba
Gallery and the Tribune, with waving Of bsrdL..
chiefs throwing up Of bats, &c give lie Ri 80 w.
Leopold, lie Premier Ro des BeIsi. ~ were
ia every direction. Nor wac The ssti,f,c ion H. %
the outside; tbs people were Sc shak pr hands snd
songrausung eaah other upon the prosrec of an ard