Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-19
FOREIGN.
NEw YoRK, October 8.

LA L Il L KUN ENGLAND.
Thc fine ship Huntsville, (o'the New Orleans line of
Packets arrived last evening from Liverpool having left
mat port on Sunday the 9th ut We are indebted Capt
Stoldard for Liverpool papers of the S and London to
the evening of the 9TH September, inclusive They con
tain no news OF Importance.
The British stocks closed the 18th, at 81 rs The
French Funds were rather improving.
New cases OF cholera at Liverpool the 7h, 80 deaths
D. Total cases in England and Scotland, from the com
menccment of the disease, II, S7t-deaths 1851
Charles X, exking OF France, had obtained passports
from the British go"srnment, and was about depart with
his family, Ton Germany.
IL IL again repeated that the affairs of Belgium are ON
the eva of settlement
The from Portugal are not so late "a we recev
ed here direct London paper saws, Don Pedro's ex-
pcnses eI2 600 per day His agents in London
are trying every eXpcdicnt TO keep up his WAYS and
means not only to sustain the loan already advanced but
10 provide fund to enable him procure
of men. The Marquis OF Pamela about TO return 10
Oporo.
Cholera riot occurred at Manchester on the ID The
mob, exasperated against the doctors broke into cholera
hospital and carried to their number of patients
lying under the influence OF the disease, some of them in
state OF collapse, who died shortly after. The mob then
destroyed the furniture of the hospital and were proceed
Ing in further cXcesscs when they were dispersed by the
civil authority, assisted by a few troops
Two steamboats,, with 1000 recruits for Don Pedro left
the More Oh the 18th OF August
London, august THE intelligence from the CONT
ncnt to-day, is OF the least importance The CITY is i'm
state OF great inactivity.
Accounts from Frankfort say that Austria and Prussia
demands OF the Diet of Germany 10 600 of orins TO
deay their expenses for their in putting down
the revolutionary spirit in Germany and il is thought the
German Princes will be forced to comply with the re-
quest
1t appears the flames of civil war are again kindn II;
La Vendee, OF which doubt the French Government
have timely information and will be taken 10
higher.
The public attention this morning is drawn to the vo
ev"ences gofeii oil lns national su6jec iogs wIrc,r
is generally noticed that Of the great CITY capitast who
was wen sited both foreign exchanges and the various
branches OF commerce. and find that the CITY capaI
lT TO our asionshment, did not any thing from
In anil al.
great merchant.
Now we will turn to another subject relating to the
Stock Exchange. Petitions by some of the members have
neen sent TO the committee OF the Stock Exchange pray
ing that the house might be thrown open for merchants
ana traders to be subscribers to the house giving GER
tam security at the same me-Aferc. AdU.
VERY LATE FROM England
by the arrival of the packet ship Philadelnbia tho o
tors of the New York Commercial Advertiser have re-
celved London papers 70 the 18th ut.
GREAT BRITAIN
There is nothing important in the contents Of the ma
Pers before to British affairs ~
y" Wditer Scotk--The following brief but n,eancbo-
hoce OF TINS illustrlous individual from the Edinburgh
Weekly Journal" 1t greyes deeply to state that moi
many hours can e"pse the great author OF sWavery'
Another paragraph is as follows:
"r UateT Sc0tt-This distinguished character con.
nues to SINK gradually, though rapidly as had at
hst heen expected, and is not supposed all likely TO last
another fortnight, though he should have no s AZ
tack For month past he has been entirely confined 70
his beds indeed the single CLEAN recovery that occur
rcd at Abbotsiord was only of a few dav : duTTotion
The Du'chcss DAngouleme in London; but con-
templatcd speedy departure for Austria.
Lord DtTh0m's EhnJossy-Accounts have been 20.
ceived from ST Pciersburgh, dated the LIST Sept from
which appears that Lord Durhamis about to return home
FROM his mission which there is great reason TO hone ;
prove generally satisfactory His orshp has applied for
his audience OF leave, and the Emperor a. n marx of
eous attention. had ordered that The boat approprin
ed TO the use OF the Imperial family should convey ord
Durham to Scttn, after the above mentioned ceTenonv
had taken place.
Bench If BShops-The Irish representative preI,tc IN
the session @ ,viII no H.
Dublin and the Bishops of Killaa, Osory and Confor~
Dublin EUening Post
Er-Roydi Family IF P0ris.-Our Government bas
granted to Charles the free of Kings steamer
to convey bin from Edinburgh TO Hamburger; bnt Pr,s
STA and Austria refuse him passports unless the Dutches
OF Ber, who now in Layendec, accompanies the ROYAL
Family TO Gratz. ~"
Cattoic Chnreh.-we understand that DR.. Banes. ono
Of The English Wears Apostolic has just been called over
10 Rome by the Pope, in order be made one of the
Peua Assistant Preates the Papal throne DR. Raines
len London for Italy the 9Th inst he not expected to
return to this country for at least many years.
lRELAND-BLOODY MASSACRE
INC following brief statement OF dreadful massacre
which took place in Ireland the 9th of September is
extracted from the Cork Reporter:
ltappears that the Rev. Mr Gavin proceeded f,
since value the lthes in the Parish of Walstoyn
Doneralle IL was thought necessary i'm order IN ,bc
0gec ta detachment OF the 18th regiment Of infantry
from Buevan and body of police from the neipbboring
s'alo's, an under the direction Of several magistrates
amongst whom Tie names Of c. b. Low ESQ Admiral
Evans, General Barry, and g. Magic ESQ baYi i
turned TO us, should be procured The process of v,ta
Uoh had scarcely commenced, when the people IN Inc
number OF between u and 10000 began TO manifest ind
oaos % osuny' WHIST the authorities the other side
synced determination TO resist any attempt that miob,
be made TO Illustrate the valuation '9
he people, as they increased in numbers became ,oorc
ana more resolute aud cXaspcraed stones yyere ,r,
at me military; the order 10 fire upon and CHARGE was
gwen by the magistrates, and instantaneous and Gene
l9i discontinue Oh tic unarmed peasaniry was the result
Inc circating party met by a company of uigL
Ianes rom Casetownroche, when another conflict en-
sued lhe result Of which that four persons were k
1,' 'een pady wounded, and Is or 20 made prisoners
The whole country for several miles round has bce
o STATE OF great conformation, and lhe feelings Of the
element. ' " 'o''''' oN-
Ahr proiractcd and anxious inquiry the coroner
Jury Drought IN their verdict OF Jesffq6ie homicide ON
/ fray. ~ P"'' =" '"'S 81
appears says lhc Morning Chronicle Of the 18Th that
uo "'gs'a'es who were present on the occasion exert
49, 60 WIN becoming cWncstness 10 dissusIe
"c "folched people FROM lhe course they were porsuin,