Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-08

Almost every shop door from the Castle to the College
mad an assemblsge Of respectable persons engaged
the ai-engrossing subjects OF the arrests, while tn
aeveraI gentlemen known to be come cted with he
pubic press were frequently Interrupted in their way
through The streets and surrounded by anxious qui
rers, Impatient TO be informed Of the most minute cir.
cumstances relative to The
the day Innumerable Inherent publ shers bu i.
aud probably engaged ia every street supply ing the
demand for their "whol-, foil and true accounts OF tn
Loera,o's ar.es' and the msnss alton OF public arx
iey only subsidized with the approach Of mdnigh,
withtandng which, there not he ighiesl attempt
at breach OF the public peace or iufrac ion of the
law, and the police Offices were not ,enan.ed ty more
From tho Dublin Ever ing Mail, January ~.
Mr.. o. ConneIi nd his Constituents - On the sub
ject OF the prosecution against him, MIR. OConnell has
addressed in hi, own ambiguous terms, hi. nsta-
en,s." WHO may these bei Properly the heeaoli-
Of tho county Waterford but be vaunts oil being
the representative OF all ireand il is not unlikely
hat amongst the rest oil his constituent, he include.
the citizens OF Dublin, and, quen ly the jury that
is to ty his case. With the address itself we have lii.
tie to do, save to correct few trli mistake. into
which the learned advocates selflove has mis- ed him
he Gays Here am, striving for three ,hings :-lsL
To abolish thes-2 To destroy corporate monopoiies
81, To repeal the Union.' The true readit z, we
fancy, should be. here am striviog-Is, To overurn
the Established Church; "a, To destroy all British 10.
siiu ions; 3D. To produce total separation betw zen
Grea, Britain and Ireland.
LONDON, Jan 25.-Those whose irksome office Il
has been to watch the Of the revolutionary pro-
ceedipgs in Ireland, will not be Induced by the xa ing
ab'urdy or niquity OF any project ascribed to Mr. o.
Connell to doub,that he designs TO execute IT, Tn.
last irish paper informs us that the learned gentleman
has actually commenced his double warfare ap aiust
the existence OF Bank and sgain,t the Exci,e re-
venue.
From the Dublin Evening Post
Mr.. OConnell may he much nearer in bringing con-
fusion the country, than ever, in his most Gang une
moments, he could have imagined. Circulars We know
have been sent by great house. and perbap, by h.
In the trade, to their factors and spon
ents 10 the country, iniimang hat the thew
must suspend oil business-that they will not accep,
ant in Of
oConneil. The banks in Dublin, including the Bank
OF Ireland, have declined the most solvent bills. and
there great gloom this day spread over the
"1he arrests" Gays the Morning Register for The
conspiracy to evade defeat the Lord Leu,epanl's
proclamation caused Bank Stock TO fall three per cent
yesterday. So much for the wisdom Of the arrests"
TURKEY.
Extract OF a letter from Leghorn dated Januarv6
-"We learn from Cons,an tinope that on the I'm ot
December, the intelligence OF the Polish revolution
reached Pera, and produced pow erfu sensation TIE
Grand Ssignioron being informed Of by the Refs Ef
fendi expressed great joy 1t ia asserted at Pera that
the Divan will take advantage of this commotion to
ask Tor fresh delay Tor the paymen, of the
OF the indemnity. In the Asiaic provinces Ieyies Of
troops are already making; and there every rea ON 10
believe that the Porte will moi long remain inactive
Letters from Greece state, that in severa, I,lsnd of
the Archipelago, inhabitants ovefjoyed at the
events in France. Count Capo dI.tras has received
from several rich Greeks donations for The victims of
the glorious revolution in July.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Jan. lO-(Prvate Core spondenee 1.-The
Government OF the United States IL most earnest in
soliciting Ministry for the liauda,ion of ,hsr
claims; this debt will amonnt to Ave millions of dol
lars. 1t will probably be paid in perpetual Reote or
by inscription, similar 70 those for the English debt
recognised by the Treaty OF October, 1928.
From the Now York Evening Post.
One o. the subjects which occupies some space in
the English papers possesses peculiar interest for
American readers. 1t relates TO the decision by the
King OF Holland Of the question referred to him bv
the United States and Great Britain respecting the
boundary line between the Safe of Maine and the Rr
M tha .toinN IL II.
upon in very different lights by different pspers-6y
some being commended as favorable to England and
by others censured as the reverfe. One journal AZ
firms that the principal point at issue, the North
boundary Of the United States is decided in favor
OF the English claims. and that the provinces OF New
Brunswick and Canada have to be highly graft
ned with the resu while anothsr, the Morning He
RAID states that the award Of the King OF Hol AID i,
not at all likely TO give satisfaction either 10 Great
Britain or her colonies and nmaes III the .rriory
in dispute has been divided into two parts the better
one Of viii CHI has been a'judged to the United s,ates
miles OF the River ST. Lawrence.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Edinburgh papers announce the death of the We
nerable Henry Mckenzie, <he author of Julia de Rom
bgne, the Man of Feeling Sc. and the patriarch of
Scottish literature. He had been confined to his room
laery by the decay attending old age, and expired ON
the evening OF the 18th OF January, in his seth year.
His Oldest is Lord Mckenzie, an eminent Judge in
the Court of Sessions and Justicary
Francis Jeffrey has been elected Parliament from
the Perth District of Burghs. Capt Ogilvy brother of
the Earl OF Airlie, the unsuccessful candidate
The votes of Dundee, Perth, and ST. Andrew were i'm
Mr. Jeffrey's favor 1t that a mob was collected
to hiss him, and that the town clerk whose business il
was to declare the result, struck with a stick.
reform meeting recently held at Knavesbo-
rough, at which Sir WIN. A. Ingilby presided.
The Leeds nelligencer of the Goth of January saws
that the King of Holland has ordered 400 900 yards of
wooen cloth.
Nothing decided to the of the new British
ministry can be known until the reopeniDg of Paria-
ment, fixed for the fourth of February II is said that
measures OF reform will then be suggested likely TO
prove satisfactory TO the people. If they do not the
tempest which is now gathering above the British en-
pire will burst with tremendous viol ence.
London paper of the twenty fourth has this para
graph:
"I is not generally known that Constantine has had
with him for years American aid camp, nephew
OF the late President of the United Sates-Monroe
tie was sent to learn European tactics, and placed
der the Grand Duke as the greatest martinez in Eu-
rope"
1.-THE youth referred 10 not the nephew of the Ex-
President BUT of Mr. Monroe, late postmaster of Wash
ngton City.1
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, "a h January, 1881.
"Wheot and FOW.-The demand Of these impor-
ant articles is very great ADD all s taken in bond that
offers at my quotations, and more would be given if
the articles could be got, indeed BIS has this day been
paid Tor Virginia Flour; large orders remain unexe-
cuted, although many marcels have been sold 10 ar.
rive. II Is reported that the expor, Of Gran from Po.
land Is prohibited, which circumstances If II prove
we'll founded, will have a strong tendency 10 fur h .r
enhance the value OF all Bread Stuff. IL IL fully ex-
pected that our duties will low, which eaus.
es spectators TO look to bonded GRAIN &C. In prefer
ence 10 free"
LIVERPOOL, 2ih January, 1881
"our Corn Markets have advanced very materially,
m lrlaI nKIW aat.a. II