Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-09
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ELEVEN DAYS LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE
New YoRK, February 2.-Ihe packet ship North Anne
rca, captain Macy, has arrived and brings Liverpool
papers TO the 3ls December inclusive together with co.
Pous files Of London and provincial papers the latest
dates The North America sailed her regular day. the
iSt uhmo which falling On Sunday no Liverpool paper OF
that date issued
The Presidents Message reached Liverpool on the 9th
OF December by the packet ship Sas Richards, Captain
iodredge 1t is highly spoken of in all the London and
Liverpool papers. Several of The London papers, the
Morning Herald the Courier, &c. copied the Message
tire unusual circumstance. We place among our
extracts the opinions expressed in relation it, by several
OF the leading journals.
The extension of the Cholera Mobus in England const-
tnias a evpy 10 considerable extent, the
reports in the London papers this suhiac II viii he
that at Sunderland tho .ze where The disease i
nllv nDa"~, IL mad been almost subducd and il Was
anticipated that in few weeks il would be entirely cv
unSuiShed Ia Newcastle, the fatality of the Cholera
continues about the the previous accounts In
TON 9Th OF December there had in all 2i6
sick o. At North Shields few cases had occurred but
attended with exceeding mortality, nine having died out
OF eleven taken sick, between the 10Th and 9Th of De-
cemoer' AT town called Gaie3head, where there
said to be some disgustin2ly filthy Streets the cholera
made its appearance the 18th, and from ten O'clock i'm
te morning OF that day. TO ten o'clock OF the morning
the 9Th no fewer than 80 occurred of which nine
died On the tb,Gfy-nins occurred. The
"hoIe number OF those who had recovered eight,
while hirtyttc0 had died. and forty nine remained sick
OF the news from the Continent, the important is
that OF the abolition hereditary Pecrape in France
an extract in relation TO which will be found under the
head OF that country The of this measure are
contained in the London papers of the ist and The vote
on the question finally taken on the evening of the
2Sth of December The entire law passed if il s5d by
majority OF 30, the votes in the affirmative being 1893 in
the negative 40. The London Times of the list saws. Of
the 36 Peers, 81 voted The others being absent and
that OF the whole number of Peers there were absent
report was given in the Courier DIES Eieceifrs de-
rived from letter from Touon dated December 2Oth
mat revolution had broken out at Rome that the Pope
had been SLAM 1t was stated that the people
nhtnS all kinds oil excuses, plaging the palaces of the
Cardinals &c &c and that they had got possession of the
fort of ST. Angelo
The North America, which brings the news that we Law
before our readers to-day, ship this being her first
return voyage ifom Liverpool passage of thirty DAYS
ut this of the year may well cause her owners o
think highly of her performance. The North America
reports TINT the ship Samson, Captain Chadwick hence for
London was dscharging cargo at Portsmouth the 30h
December. letter from her commander has been re-
ceVed IN which it is stated that mis- was swept De-
comber oth i've days out from ew York. December OH
while scudding wrung OF the ruddor by the coun
ter, and carried away all the the stern posi-
On the i3dl, weather moderated; shipped a rudder by
which the ship stccrcd well On the 25th during a hail
storm, was struct with lightning at the orcmast head
inc inid came down through both decks into the lower
hold, where it entered several boxes and set fire to
aDae OF cotton, which lay near tc tOreinast Succeeded
IN getting oil the fore hatch ana removing the cargo so M
TO eXungash the fire. Weather thick until 25l,. The
samson bad large quantity of specie on board The hio
and cargo were worth 500 900. Seldom has ship been
overiaken with such series of disasters"
'elter from Captain Hodndgc, of the Silas Richards
has also been received in which he says that Inc was nine
days getting to the Banks, when he took hurricane from
the West aud reached oyhead distance of 1000 miles
IN eight and half days,-all safe.
We place among extracts an account of very de.
sirucivc fire which occurred in Liverpool on the night of
'"S -@i DcCcihDcF III winch one killed. and
yera severely injured and by which il is estimated that
property to The value Of from $4,000 2OOOOI was de-
stoyed Several other extensive cOnagraons had occur
req IN different parts Of England. On the 23d December
me steam corn mills Of w. Taylor & Co OF Carleton near
Newark, were burnt down; loss estimated /. $50 900.
riot occurred at Aberdeen in the course of which an
anatomical theatre destroyed but il does not appear o
nave had any conneXion with political matters The fury
OF The mob was excited by the remains of dead body bav.
ing been dug mp near the anatomical theatre.
III stated ha the new volcanic island near tho co,s
OF Schyn The Mediterranean is fast disappearing again
~ was Vl1tedby Lieutenant Walker of the British Navv
on the IIh OF October who states that since a pre- /
Nois Nisit the 10Th Of September the island has di-
lnin''eH from mile and quarter in circumference 10
Htie more than quarter Of mile. "Hr Walker of
oPi'non ha unless fresh orupuons take place-wleh is
ho' uhISeIy' as inc ch continued excessively hot and
boiling water Issued from the beach ,t dic exf north
'st or south east gale would wash all mat remained oil
% island entirely away
at The latest dates irom Smyrna the cholera was still
committing dreadful ravages 10 bot city ia stated under
date OF Vienna, December 10Th nat there was men bu
one cholera patient n tlIat city and fifty ia the suburbs
no London Times Of the Sist says that accounts from
N'sXandna to The end Of November state that the cholera