Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-02
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ed "a. with files OF English papers to the latest dates Our
London journals to the 24th ultimo, four days later
than before received. The following summary cmbra.
ecS all mat rs worth copyng-.Eee Post
HOUSE OF LOkDS-TuuRsDAY,O Oct. %.
This beng the day for the reassembling of the two
houses of parliament, might have been expected the
runs OF the old houses presented of unusual
hustle. Many Peers and Commoncrs, attended by la
dies, esry in their appearance and among them
appeared Lady Manners Sutton with considerable
party.
The Library of the House of Lords which is again
partly occupied with books though they have been plac
cd on the shelves in the most irregular manner the
temporary House OF Lords and meet the occasion,
IT was fitted up after the fashion and form Of the old
House of Lords. gold FURNISHED chair mounted
at the extremity To represent the splendid throne (of
George ~ more; aud in front OF il appeared
seat or for the Lords Commissioners and nina-
turc representation OF the woolsack; there were also
benches each side, and even benches, and all
were duly covered with scarlet cloth. There was a
large table In the centre OF the chamber, and il the
identical boxes, 1t stated, that heretofore appeared
the table oi the Older house. At the end Of of the
cross-bencles appeared seated taking minutes cooy
AZ IL nothing had happened MIR. Courtney, the first
clerk regularly robed and wigged, and regularly
robcd and wggcd appeared Mr.. Currcy read the
mission.
The Commons and their representatives assembled in
the committee rooms of the Lords Nos and ., which
are situated the other side ote Royal Gallery, and in
range of new building not approached by the fire.
Alter the usual VrInalitcs, the parliament pro-
rogucd TO the 2oth OF November
LoSDoN, Oct. 22--For days there has been
great deal of conversation in the city, and slight APP
rccnsons have been entertained relative several for
gcres which are in circulation through the country and
have been issued by John Bcny, OF the house OF Bent
ley, Dear II Co, warehousemcn of Chcapsidc and of
Canonbury house,. lslngton. The house was in very
extensive business the returns in sales for Ii months
having been upwards of ElOO OCO, although the capital
never exceeded fyOOO. The partners OF Bentley how
ever, are notat all implicated They attended the ware
house, and left the bills cash. and accounts wholly TO his
management.
DEarn or THE EARL OF Observation-Disclosures has
Just reached of the death OF this venerable nobemian,
who expired this morning at his seat knowslcy Park.
The house of Stanley is of the most ancient i'm
Great Britain and the eardom the second in the Br
fish pecrage. Ills Lordshp was born i'm the wear 1852
and Tor sixty years held the high office of Lord Icuen-
ant oil the county palatnc OF Lancastcr.-Lio
Standard.
rived at Falmouth Sunday bringing the Mediterranc
on mall accounts have been received from Corfu the
18Th Patras and Zante the Both ult Gibraltar TO the
llth, and from CadiZ TO the 18th instant.
The conspiracies have been put end to in Arcadia
and MessinI; the rebels completely beaten, with
near loo killed. The principals were to undergo mill
tary trial Tpolizza; was then anticipated that some
important disclosures would be made King Ohio had
been at Athens and decided making that place the
future seat OF Government The executive was expect
ed TO remove thence on the LIST December.
NAurALIA, Sept. 27-The King, while at Athens,
laid the first stone of one of the columns Of the Parhe
non, Tor the restoration of which, the Government has
allotted az 900 drachmas Amongst other things the De-
mogeroncs presented Ills Majesty with the finest owl
mat could be found III the nchborhood, the bird of
Athens with am appropriate speech. A French Compa-
NY has undertaken to build whole square III the
town. provided the Government givcs the land at prime
cost, which has been accepted.
PARis, Oct. 2J.-Alr. Livingston, the American Am
bassador had yesterday long conference with Minis
ter OF Foreign Affairs.
letter OF the 10TH from Barcelona states that the
cholera is at an extremely high pitch, the number of
deaths having been within the last few days increased by
the change in the temperature of the air from 10 TO 100
day. IT. however, appeared TO be rather subsding
again. as the number of cures greater in proportion
Late accounts received from Iceland state that that
country has been suffering from epidemic complaint
similar 10 the cholera. Ii has made the dreadful
laaca lal
the cattle or even TO milk the cows.
INF CHOLERA IN ArRlcA-A letter from Mers-
ethemr OF the 18th ut, says; "lhe cholera broke
on the l7th at Gran Eleven persons were attacked
and all have died Patients first seized with dead
iy GOODNESS, and in few minutes the pulse ceases to
beat Those who survived the longest were carried of
alter IL or III hours suffering.
BoRDEAUx, Oct. 1G.-Travellcrs from Navarro an.
no9nce that Zumalacereguy has taken possession of
Ialaorra, small town at the entrance OF CASTLE,
leagues from Logrono The Carlists have levied
trlbuhons to large amount, independently Of military
stores They caused six individuals be shot and car
red oil thirty-fve The Queens army has at length
quilted Panpeluna, and its envrons against Zuna-
iacarreguy III this Chief should wait its arrival there
will soon be serious conflict
Extract Of letter from Bayonne dated the 18th inst
The garrison of Esondo is still invested Zumalacar
reguy is at Lodosa where he having quantity ofbas
cast and cartridges made. General Oraa has left Pam
pena with 5000 men and 500 horse taking the direction
OF lodosa Generals Lorenzo and Cordova moved
The th towards Taalla 1t is said that FL Pastor has
been promoted to the rank of Major General and that his
column is about TO be augmented to 1900 men.
The 1SsURREcTIoS ~ SYRIA OnstantinoDIe Semi
2fhe transport of troops into Asia and secret prepa
ratons Tor war continue The accounts from Syria are
nnavorablc. The excitement of the people is unaba
ed, and lbrahan will have great difficulty in subduing
IT, HIS new partsans, the Chief Of the Druscs has
been abandoned by his troops. Out of 10000 men which
he had placed at the disposal of lbahim only 5000 ro-
nam rms Chief IS considered traorby his country
men, nor does he inspire confidence the Eryp-
tan head quarters. The dominion of the Egyptians is
unPopuiar and viii continue until their acquisitions
are complied with
of t,e ,IocC
LIVERPOOL. Oct. %.
The sales Of Cotton week ending 9th amount TO 81
UO bags 1000 ON speculation, and to-day there is fair
demand. Prices are Ia 30 higher than the I7t-
FOO bis Potashes have been sold at26 Ga25 g. and for
pearls 80 a3l.
HID ofthis advance in Cotton has been already stated
III our previous datcs-Edtors j. Of C.1
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 23.--Cotton has been in brisk de-
mand and in the last days "a 800 bales have changed
hands at l3a I'd advance large proportion Of sales
on speculation.
From the n. Commercial Advertiser of Saturday afternoon
LATEST FROM EURoPE.-By the arrival OF the packet
ship Rhona, Capt Rocket, from Havre have rcceiv
ed our Paris papers To tie 23d Of October These pa
Pers contain London dates day later than were be-
fore received.
The Gazette dc France Of the 22d of October states
that Mr. Livingston had long conversation with NJ dc
Bigny, the French Minister Tor Foreign Affairs
The Chamber OF Commerce of Lille, have published
All elaborate manifesto Disappearing by lcngtlcnd
rlc5 OargumcDts, o TIE late liberal CONNER
ciarcgulatiOn of the French Government This mani
cso appears e. have created among the Ministerial Jour
nails NJ small uncasincss
POytugRcSG dates both from Lisbon and Oporto are of
the 18th October but the they impart mo-
dcatons Of our previous adyccs The army was well
disposed towards the present state Of the Government
that not the slightest apprehension Of dsaecton existed