Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-05

LIEVEN.
The Prussia State Gazette, of tho 10Th of Nav and
Hamburg papers of tho 2is had been received at Lon
don but they contained Warsaw laos later than The
12th The Prussan Government had taken measures
to establish military Gordon from Memel 10 the extreme
part Of Upper Silesa with view of checking the adj
vance of the Cholera morbus. a quarantine of from
ten to twenty days will be enforced and Official
oil the progress or Abatement of tho disease will be
gularly published
Advices from Stockholm, of May IS, give an account
OF severe famine prevailing in parts of Sweden
AT Schonsen the distress in consequence Of the high
price corn, is very great, and in Malmobushehen
whole troops of beggars about asking for bread. Ac
counts from tho province of Cleknge say the Gov
has sent 10 900 dollars afford relief by dis
tribung corn; but that the warehoused at Karl
sham not yet allowed TO be disposed of except on
payment OF moderate duty. In many places tho birch
trees arecut down, aud the bark used for bread The
price Of rye in auctions % rx dollars specie; but there
Is scarcely any TO be had at that enormous price
The Elections in Scotland have been characterized
by violence which did no, expect 10 hear of a.
mong that grave people. The Superior Criminal Judge
oil Scotland, who left his seat on tae bench vote as
freehoder OF Ayrshre against the minister
was attacked by the rob and with difficulty escaped
'.Mr Larde OF For; Glasgow" says the account The
CALIFORNIAN Mercury, one OF ths voters, diei In the
steamboat betwixt Ayr and Ardrossan III had been
previously in very bad health. A gentleman Who
came up in the Largo steamboat describes the dinner
scene one Of the most striking he witnessed
One OF the voters lying a eorpse in an adjoinpg
apartment while most Of those who sat al tsbla had
their head bound up with bloody handkerchish" AT
Ddmharton the eroci'y OF the mob conspicuous
as a, Ayr.
In lreland a violent alteration took place between
Major Macnamara aud OGorman Mahon. These two
persons had been friends ana the dspu;R arose from
the Tact that Macnamara's tenants bad not supported
Mshon The parties called each other liars, and MAhon
styled Mcnamara coward, who has since in letter
TO the public said that from Mahon's behaviour on an
other occasion, il was evident that ne could treat him
"wih contempt alone"
The lstters received at London from Lisbon ara Of
the sih OF May The English flee, still at anchor
In the Tagus, aud every hing arranged the
tsaction OF the English residents but great fears sre
French nd
American squadrons, and a bombardment OF tho town
was feared. Don Miguel, however, i, is ssid had ex.
pressed his confidence of bis protection by his good
end faithful rend', the English. Tho French accounts
frem Lisbon, give later intelligence. French article
OF May 20, says-"The latest news from Lisbon an
nounces, that French go gun irgae had arrived in
the Tsgus. Another of equal size was every momeLt
expected The frat had the Commando in Chief Of
the squadron on board As the forcs is collect
cd, Den Miguel will be called to give salisiacion
and "a hours will be allowed him to accept ihs cond
tions demanded by Francs. III he shouli rsfuse the
seamen will DO their duty"
The letters from Lisbon 10 the Is III May-all was
tranquil, and the British residents pleased with The
rNe events that no further departures expected
Neither tbs French nor American squadOns had artiv
ed in the Tagus
The London G'Obe says, have seen letter, from
Berliu of the I4h May, which state that tbo Poles
confess that they have pu, faint hopes Of success
the Russians
MONEY MARKET, NIonda y, MAY %.
The Consoi market has experienced huciua-
lions In the course OF the day The price open
ed in the morning at 50 34 and closed at SO L. The
Iahure which occurred at the Stock Exchange Sa-
turday, has eOgOssed mush ate n9n today. The de-
hcisncy on the account we believe, IL quite as large
as 1t was at first estimated but other failures have
been announced.
LIVERPOOL, May 27.
There has been no change in the flour market. Anne
lean cotton has declined 1-2i per 10.
report in circulation ihatthe Cholera had made
Its appearance in London; supposed to be without ioun
dation.
TRADE WITH RUssIA-THE CHOLERA MoRBUs
The following Important no ice was yesterday Issued
by order OF Governments:
FCouncil Office, Whitehall, 90 Nav. 1881
t"Sir-l am directed by tho Lords OF His MAjesty's
Mos. Honorable Privy Council 10 transmit to YOU a
copy of letter which has been forwarded 10 the For
eign Secretary OF Sa,e thai ell vessels having board
and dried hides, arriving in the dom from the
por!s Of Russia, Prussia, and the HAnseaic Towns
will be placed under quarantine and hsvs 10 desire
that you VII lay tho came b,fore the Governor of the
(sgasd( VIM BATHURSr.
ITO Thos Cope, E.q."
addition to the above precaution, II has been deter
A mined hat all vessels coming from ihs Baltic ports
whether they have goods board sh all perform
quaran,iu for few days. until the health of the
shall - ascerained.
HAMBURaH, May 90
The Austrian Government has refused to allow Gen
Dwerncki 10 return 10 Warsaw, ard has made arrange
menis for the reception at Layback, aud his officers
are to be dis rbu,ed 10 Morava, ard his soldiers BE-
sent 10 Transyvania DWernick has protected sRaius
the conduct Of the Austrian Governusn and sent co
pies of his Proes, the French and En gli.h Ambas
sadors and hopes, through III sir nierven ion 10 Obtain
some mitigation Of the harshsosi with which he il
threatened.
DARING OUTRAGE ON AN Aa1ERrcAN Vessel.
CHARLEsToN, june 29-Cap;ain Avsilhe, OF the
brig Marion, arrived YESTERDAY rom Kingston, Jama
ca informs us that whils al Kingston, the schoone I
Phantom arrived from Porto CsbsliO with Captain Bos
sier and crew e the brig Seraphim, of Baltimore,
which vessel hid been destroyed by the batteries o.
Porto Cab llo An eXracl from the Log-book oil
sehooner Phsn'om whc1 was lying at anchor Chs