Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-13
E'OHe ERGN.
(FrOm the ". Y. Journal of Commerce.
ONE DAY LATER

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ONE DAY LATER
BY the packet ship Ontario, Capt Sebor we have re-
eeiVed London papers to the evening of Feb 10Th The
following extracts
LONDON, Feb. 20, 1882
There isno particular alteration in any of the American
Stocks, except Bank U 81 shares which are nominaII
|Zo Dut perhaps could be purchased for less
Consols are steady at 80 SIS Excheauer bills and
os India bonds Is discount Money has been scarce for
day or two in the stock market on account of the SET
Ting day; but on the Royal Exchange il is as usual
The Reform Bill will pass the Lower House in the
course oil lew days Last evening attempt of the
most sturdy character made deprive the IN etropo-
lis oil me additional members in contemplation Even
some OF the Reformers joined the opposition for the
in the Commons.
In the upper House, cannot help thinking that Min
es VIII prevail Lord Harowbys circular to his friends
winch you will in the papers, indicates as much and
know lat many OF the Tories do not intend to expose
themselves to the rage of the people. But the Duke of
wellington and the Bishops, and Ulras with him. will fight
il out TO the last.
The Cholera is increasing le and the alarm subsid
ing is more fatal than usual but the number Of cases
pears very small proportion TO that of the inhabitants; and
az we same hme II Is asceraDed, that in the great parish
Narybone, the mortality is less for the last month or
SIX weeks than it was last year at the same period
Business is much affected by the present state of tbinos
ana IN consequence OF the foreign guarantees will poa
bly, be much more, in the OF several months to
"
Mr.. FIRING Although the expulsion of Mr. Irving
from the late of his vagaes must impose at least
temporary restraint upon the "ongues il is said that the
performances are shortly TO in a more FASH
bic and complete exposure of this nonstro deon has
I1st appeared under the title of"A Morning Visit to the
Rev. f. Irving" sc. by Anti Cabala.
- i HE PEAcE OF EURoPE-The London Courier of the
2Sh says 'We believe that the mission of Count Orlof is
decldcdy pacific The Emperor of Russia however he
may dislike the recognition popular rights implied by the
treaty Of the Conference, is neither disposed nor prepar
ca 10 sustain war with Great Britain and France but
having pledged his word TO the King of Holland not TO ra
NY The Treaty without the concurrence of the latter lac
IS ehdeavonng to bring about accommodation which
Wou'u extflcae nm from the position in which he has
paced hinse Orloh is to endeavor induce the
Ming OF Holland to accept the Treaty, whilst Prince Lie
ven use his influence here with Lord Pamerson and
nce aeyrand IN the hope of obtaining certain modi-
hcaions which be taken as concessions from Rei
rather than as from the Conference so that there NAV he
saving oil compromise, by the non-ratfyng parties Such
Is the course determined by the Russian Cabinet We
shall see how it will work with Holland and the confer
ence ~ the date OF the last advces from the Hague the
Ming was not disposed TO yield either Of The great points
on which he has made his stand.