Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

the Exchequer said, Ii will be exne,;en, H. o'
TO postpone the discussion Till the amendments are nrn,
ed which cannot well be before Monday II ~ ;nnos
soic 10 proceed with too much caution In, tho Nl,n;c;o,
Corporation Bill, for it Is the moss important
submitted TO Parliament since the Reform lsll In ~.
senung To the delay which ps oppose thu, iIono IN 20
tine To prepare itself 70. calm 6rln but resolu, de-
son on ,ne amendments proposed by the other Hoo
The Municipal Bill, mutatcd by the House of ord, &c
fnsiana mas been sent TO the Commons The d.c;s;.n
OF The latter viii, says the Chancellor of he
be firm, calm, and resolute. The Con,nons vi, ~,
chronicle, ought to speak in high tone mud r..v.,,.
e aespsea sentiments ofthe people, unless they wish
70 see uose sentiments exasperaed point OF extreu.
uahger Inc Tories anxously desire 4 new disSoutor
The ministerial party of the Commons hold f,an.r,
course to be pursued w P'of''
The Duke de Nemours, second son of the K;no Of
lsnce, Is on visit to England lie has lately visited
s.c oISSnal at Woowich, and afterwards diusd M the
Count Pozzo di Borgo's at London lie was r.c,;rad
WIN much attention by the English Court more So ro.
oaoy ut TINS moment because o the success
III FRANCE against the liberty OF the press sc
SrAIN-On the 18th of August, Don Carlos il said .,
Iueu tns western frontiers of CASTLE to take up
position on Navarro. Cen Coidova left Vittor;. liz
i'h, WIN all has troops towards Castillo (,rn Ir,ro
arrived at fillava the 10th, with 63 prisoners The Mar
gus oil honcayo has resigned ls post Capta
oil New CASTLE. Manuel de alre succeeds him mile
~ commission has been established at Madrid aud Co..
sur imposed upon The Journals The capital is TRANQUIL
oy ese despotc measures, but the provinces are still i'm
aierment-partcuarly in Barcelona Saragossa t;auda
ioara, Suenca, Vaadolid Some of the Deputies of the
Chamoer oi ProcuradOres COMPROMISED i'm Tho ,s
,urbances OF the last mentioned place Gen Evans with
ms i9reign corps is very active at ST. Sebastians
nc etlted ot"eSand france--Thc Journal DIES Debuls
commenting ona discourse pronounced July 4,h al New
Orleans, 10y Nj. Bernard de Mariuny in which Al ~
Niat'gny expressed an that an honorable
70 both na,ions thus speaksThs opinion is no doul,
shared by all those who comprehend the actual relations
OF inc Two countries and the sense of the conditions
indemnify" r'''"'''o Vi inc
friend who arrived in the sully relates some curiou.
particulars OF tcsch He asked the physicians who
were SO careful IN dressing his head vhy SO esirous
curing inns wound The head is yours, you will
~ under apprehension of inflammation of the brain he
spare lew drops for the cxccutioncr pray Won
me bust of the Marshal Leiebvre by the sculptor
DWiu, mas been placed in the town-ha al RufI,c nm
incr glory. 80 - ' ''i-
The steam carriages about to run rcgnlarIv Gro,
fars TO Versailles, every two hours They consist ~
TWO eiegan voiiures each containing 30 travellers
NJ "a oil the roiice has sent in his resignation
Inc French Chamber of Peers was 10 assemble Son,
General Pellet is rapidly convalescing
"A partial revolt is said have taken place tbe las,
murk IN august among some of the regiments of the
The cholera is in the vicinity of AIricrs As MANY
as loo per day persisted at the Bda containn
only 1000 inhabitants. - '"S
1t is said The Pcdmontcse pbvsic;,,s have ;c.,
good deal ct panic about the cholera The priests also
auIlhis'er the last JUNCTION at respectful distance
through The medium of pair Of tongs
The Cotton market was brisk on the ID The s,ocL
Oh cotton on the LIST, was GA 300 bales which II 900
were OF the United States The sales of the week
at the following prices 1916 bales Louisiana
10 hne III to l12 francs 3405 bales upland Mobile
ana Aia11na ordinary to good l22 I2G On the
sccohu iIOO bales we're sold, of which eight hundred
was of the United States at the former Sr;ces Srb
general impression was, that 900 bales was necessarv
Tor The consumption of each month of September Octo.
Der anu November, which will reduce the stock in the
market oil the last month Coffee was rising ST Do
mlngo was sold at from SO l-3 to 10 i'm bond Pa, All
sod at further Improvements the price Oils was paid
3r parcels to arrive IN the packet ship Rhone from New
n0rk; lice IN good demand from - to 30 francs,
wmaepone was rising in consequence of the news
lI2trancs The latest from New York was 10 tho
Sih OF August via Liverpool; 18th of July via N Or
teams l|th via Mobiles 2lst and 23d via Savannah and
Charleston.
INTERESTING FROM LiBERIA-The brgantine Jo,,;
S,dnd, Capt Williams which went out from n Orleans
lew months ago, with re-captured Africans for tbe
Colony at Liberia has just arrived Norfolk bringing
despatchcs from The Colonial Agent, Dr. Skinner who
had arrived at The Coonyn good health after
of32 days from New York We are much oncerncd 10
learn from these dispatches that the new settlement nt
DasSa Love, about fifty miles south of Monrovia was
suddenly attacked the 10th of June bv n nei ,h
boring Aiiican King named Joe Harris and t,at Sh.
men or twenty OF Tie unarmed settlers were Killed.
ms settlement was commenced recently under the di-
recon OF the Young Mems Society of Pennsylvania in
the forming of which the introduction of arms y,,. d
ed unnecessary Two whole families of the settlers o.
capped being attacked in consequence of accdent,lIv
posesSg one i"usket between them; the natives hav.
ing seen both families occasionally use the run and mn,
knowing at the time which possessed it, were afraid 10
attack either The remaining inhabitants of the Bassa
nuNe HVu 10 blOnTOvla The ncirhbor-
ing settlement of Edna having arms AMONGST then I'D
ed injury '"9' eS''P
The Vice Agent of the Colony, on hearing Of This
distressing afair, Immediately an armed force e,
nassu Cove to call King Harris account and after
having had skirmish with the enemy and burnt the
king town, they returned to Monrovia
IL Is hoped after this DISASTER the notion of the Young
men society OF Pennsylvania and New York Of sci.
Jung H"armed men in the neighborlood of saya1es will
DC given up IL Is believed that certain slave dealers in
me vicinity had bcen the nsgators of this tragca az
The Coonsts Monrovia and the contiouous sc,,Ie.
ments were contentcd aud doing we-.yai Inf
New YoRK Oct g.
LATEST FROM LiBERIA.--We have been permitted IN
extract the following from letter from Dr. Skinner TO
Eilot Cresson ESQ., dated Monrovia the 18th and 18TH
August The friends of colonization will perceive
u't ala Is now wanted in the present emergency aud
whIle on tins subject affords pleasure 20 say that
gentleman now at our elbow, authofscs us to state to
I'D TINS distressing crisis of affairs if five thousand
dollars can he obtained for of four hundred 49,,
forty acres OF land Oh the Susquehannah nearly onno
sue the mouth of the Siunemorhonng lie will most
gHuy throw the whole into the treasury of the Co
grants This lot of land is understood to abound with
iron and coal IL is believed to DC worth nnch lar,sr
sum. s'
The following arc the extracts alluded to
MoHTOrG, Aug To-" arrived here ON The totl,i,s,
IN tbirly'two days from New York. On nv arrival
fCund The management of the colony in the hands of G
wee agent regret to say that found the COLONY in
VOWED - war with king Joe Harris-and tbat tysniy
OF tne rort ericsson emigrants had been inhumanIy
slaughtered by him the evening of the 1Oh of ,ne
The scene is too bad to describe shall imn,edatcIo
nave The subject yestIgaed.The residue of the cn
grants OF Port Cresson Monrovia-the settlement
at Port Cresson partly burnt Edna fihis ace IL t
ma lpai rlf B.rl(