Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-30
FOR EIGsN.
CONTINUATION FOREIGN News by THE IR.
GINIA.--( Liverpool dates Of the Sih Jme.)
Liverpool paper of the 9Th June, contains the follow

Liverpool paper, OF the 9Th June, contains the follow
ing unavorable news from Oporto
ga brig has just arrived this port from Oporo, with
three officers board, from Don Peros army The
counts from Oporto by favorable TO the
oil Donna Maria; the army only consisting oil 10 900 strong
and not in high spirits their disadec,ion is
count oil their contracts of pay being discharged, than
oil the bardshps OF city in state OF siege. Whether il
be lack OF money the part OF the of Don
Pedro, wiully held from the troops, is known.
Out OF the English troops there at presentreman only
lO00 and about 800 French, all of whom would gladly
return 10 their respective countries possible. Ad
n'iral Sartorus is laying oil the Bar Don Miguels
squadron is reported TO be out, and well rehtted."
From France there is nothing additional OF importance
The Chamber OF Deputies has made considerable progress
with The Budget and prorogaion is spoken Of We
peced TO see that the appropriation Tor the indemnity to be
paid this country had been brought before ,hem but
ENGLAND
The RenetcaI of the Bank Charter. Ii may be ne
cessary for remind readers OF the leading items
in this important commercial matter. The proposal is
the present charter for twenty being
in the power Of government 10 eXnguish il at the exp
ration OF half that tme on years notice No Banking
Company OF than six partners TO issue in
the metropolis, or within sXy-hve miles of it, but banks
OIL more man SIX partners at great distance may draw
bills on London to any amount, and issue payable
tender for debts above the value OF five pounds the
notes OF the bank shall be payable in gold except
the Bank OF England and its branches. Bills having
more than three months to rum shall be subject the
usury laws weekly account, similar that laid before
the Bank Committee, stating the amount Of bullion
Bank and the notes in circuation shall be furnished week
ly TO the government and considered confidential
publication shall be made in the Gazette, OF the average
OF these the end of the quarter bill is also
to be introduced into parliament eguae country banks
and to encourage joint stock banking companies in the
country, to issue Bank Of England notes. fourth part
OF tho lent by the Bank the Government is to be
PAID OIL and the charge Tor the management OF the pub
lie debt is TO be reduced from E2l5 900 El20 600
Ii is to be observed that in OF these arrang
is ireland or Scotland included England and Wales
only TO be regulated by them Ii thought by Mr..
Barring that better terms might have been obtained from
the Bank by the Ministers and to ascertain the issues of
country banks he conceived TO be impractcable while
MIR. Hume objected to the excluding competition, within
sixty miles OF the Metropolis and all inter
ference with banking as being equally unusi6ahe
interposton with any other trade Some country ban
kers in the house thought that it would be advantage
TO them to make bank of England notes legal tender
The proposed publicity TO be given 10 the accounts
deemed insufficient by Mr. Gf6tp; siai ~
thought that the making of Bank OF England le
gal tender was good but considered the regulation
try banks very complex matter On Monday sen Int
this important and interesting discussion is be resumed
The Bank meeting excited great interest amongst the
citizens Friday Alter its dispersion tie bile secuIi-
ties, till then extremely heavy abgut half per cent
Not so however, with Bank stock, OF which thouy h il had
declined three per from The earlier prices there was
abundance OF sellers, which at the opening 1877
and at four o'clock 1911 The proposed ministerial aYge.
ment with the Bank is, in the judgment OF the moned in.
erest thought TO be favorable for the Bank itself Bank
Stock improved on Saturday, and reached 1913 IL 10 1893
IRELAND.
INsURRECTION IN CoRK-C Cork Tuesdau-Consi.
deraLe excem mt has prevailed in this city the ar
nval' at late tour last night, oil int lgeuc0 OF very
serious atsy, which took pace the neie hood o.
Middleton arising OF that prolific source of disaster
and dscon ent-the 1.-THE system
Yesterday moniRg appointed Tor the serving of the
1.-THE notices the farmers residing in that part the
Union OF Middleton called Mageesha, situate near Ross
more the seat OF Mr. Coppinger the rector of which is
the Rev. DIR. Austen. The country for miles round was
illuminated on Sunday night by fires being lii OH The ions
OF the surrounding emnences, and bu, too apparent
that extensive concentration OF the people
upon. In pursuance Of previous Arrangement troop OF
the 7h Dragon Guards couple OF companies the 20
infantry, and large body OF poce-the latter command
e Naugle, of Car
Hoare, r. n. and Marshal Cummins, Eq. magistrates
marched 10 the place where the process serving notices
was TO be gone through. They scarcely arrived
when the country people, to the number of several thou
sands, unawed by the military and police forces drawn I'D
gave the most determined indication resistance Ii has
been stated to US that the popuace agreed amongst them
selves, come what may 10 prevent the hes being
and in thssprt actually threw stones at the forces some
Of which severely injured the nj ary After repeated
circumstances, informant tells u.s. upon the part of
the magistrates, the latter gave the word fire and accord.
ngly the entire party discharged their arms, but without
effect the people postratng themselves in the fields
shelteTing themselves behind bitches
In the conflict soldier named Dwyer OF the 10Th was
killed by gun sho-fred. not has been stated, by
the people but by OF the police, who, if he right
~ informed, in taking aim at who had particularly
distinguished himself in his awkwardness shot the soldier
Mr. Cummis has been injured in several parts OF the boz
dy, particularly of his legs by pitchlork aud other
severe coniusions have been inflicted The death Of the
soldier seemed to be the signal TO hostilies but
the country people gave manifestation Of yieldne
the contrary, they shouted and deied and in this
troops drawn of.
Meantime, the whole country ~ and the utmOs
alarm PREVAILS large reinorcemens OF troops have been
oil to-day, and every precauon which such la
menabe, aud no less alarming state Of things suggested
has been adopted.
An nvesg alton TO have been held to-day; and W.
have despatched reporter the scene aud shall proba-
bly,, give further particulars in second edition. Ork
Southern Rep.
REPORTER OFFICE, o'clock-We have this nome nj
received per express messenger, the following
municaton from reporter, written at Middleton, al
o'clock, which we hasten to lay before readers
MIDDLETON, o'clock.-Having arrived this morning
at Middleton, and ascerlaned that tie corners inquest
parish OF Inmogecshs, where found the whole OF the
2Stb and 29h regiments, together with the 7h dragoor
guards, under the command OF General Arbuthuot en-
gagged in serving subpUnas for hes due 10 the Rev DR.
Austen, Rector Of the Union OF Middleton. The military
were accompanied by Capt. HOdre, - Devonshire, ESQ
j. s. Barry, Esq Major Miller Captain Bury, aud Cap.
tain Ndngle. ! here sscerained from sources which
must be deemed the most authentic, the particulars Of the
transaction which occurred here yesterday and in
quence of which large reinforcement Of the military
was considered necessary.
IL appears that the Rev Dr. Austen sent for the militia
~ Sunday evening, and Monday morning Capt Hoare
NJ. Cummins, jr, Esq. and Capt Ndnge, commander o.
the police proceeded with about so the 10Th regiment
, and 80 OF the 7h Dragons and five pocemen 10 the
I house Of a man named Power, whom subpoena was
served without the slightest resistance. They next wen
TO the house Of person named Butler aud having found
the people much excited, and likely 10 offer resistance
OF the soldiers Of the 10Th regiment ordered t
go up the hill which situated above The house,
the remainder Of the regiment desired TO remain be
fore the house, where the people were collected Cspt
Hoare in vain demonstrated with The people, and e1lfea
ed them todsperse The Riot Act twice read, aiie
which the soldiers and police fired, when OF the mef