Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-22
FOREIGN.
LATER EROM EUROPE,


New YORK, March l6.-By the packet ship Sully
arrived last evening" we have accounts to February g.
seven days later from Havre six from Paris and three
from Liverpool There is nothing of any great import
,
Commercial affairs are nearly in the same condition as
the last accounts. Cotton has fallen from 10 two
cenmes at Havre, but closed the Sd February firm
at Liverpool Specie is coming. In the SuIly there
is 2SS 900 francs (about SoO0O0 besides what IS not
known. Money is plenty in Europe.
The principal topic Of excitement in Europe is the
Canadian instruction, and its connection with the U. S
This continent is the great point of observation
Every London paper has sent its agents and correspond
pick up news, send tito Europe and publish it for
the benef, Of their readers.
Accounts had been received in London Of the dcsruc-
ton of The steamboat Caroline and had caused great
element The press generally speaking, is Violent and
scout the idea Of giving satisfaction for The act alleging
that it fully justified by The conduct Of the people
the frontier. In answer 10 inquiry the subject
put TO Ministers in The House OF Commons, Lord Pal
merslon, the Minister for Foreign affairs, after stating
That no official had been received Of the affair
of the Caroline concluded by saying, "Nohing could be
more satisfactory than the communications that had
taken place between her Majesty Government and that
Of the u. S. He thought that the House might conf.
IDENTIFY rustalthough there mi ght have been on both
sides acts committed not consistent with the laws, and
in violation Of The treaties that exsedhe thought, con-
sderng the unanlmy that had existed between the two
countries that the House might trust that nothing had
taken place to prevent the friendly relations which
listed between this country and The U: S."-[Cheers.
Canada Bill Mr. Rocbuck having previously addressed,
by permission, that body agent for the Canadas In
the debate it, Lord Gleneg declared that the Act
would Immediately be put into execution in Canada,
without waiting for the arrival Of Lord Durham We
perceive from paragraph in French paper that MIR.
Eice, NJ. P, is also TO visit Canada mission from
Government though the precise of it is stated
Parliament and the people seem very unanimous in
supporting the measures Of Government in regard to
Capada. Preparations continue to be made for the des
patch Of troops the Provinces and the
will permit, large force of steamers is TO be COL
lec,ed The lakes under the command of an officer of
the Navy.
LONDON, Feb 6.-Great anxiety is felt in The city for
the arrival Of the New York packet of the 10Th ult
ascertain the state Of affairs with the President since the
last Message TO the House of Representatives, in which
he demands kind of nmende honorable Of the Bri.
fish Government for the late attack on the American
steamer. The prevailing opinion is that the President is
not justified in his demand Navy Island is British pro-
perry, and the American citizens have right 10 assist
the rebels there who have taken unlawful possession Of
it-S1n
PunrsMovrH, JAM 80 The s1alabar Ga, on being re.
commissioned is 10 be fitted TO tnke the Royals 10 Cana
d. The Hercules, "a, when the season is adYan.
ced will go 10 Cork, TO embark troops for the same
quarter.
The RUSSELL a. Capt. Sir W. Dillon, in the Mediter-
ranean has received orders to proceed TO Canada with
troops.
THIRTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YORK March 1.-THE fast sailing ship Scot.
land Capt Robinson, arrived yesterday having sailed
from Liverpool on the 2lst JAM beating oil the vessels
that sailed before him for the previous twenty days We
have received loose papers and Prices Currents to The
20lh Feb We are however, without our regular files,
which are on board the Packets Of The 9Th and 10th JAM
not yet arrived.
The Scotland, arrived of Sandy Hook, on Thursday
evening, md put her letter bag on board the Sully,
which reached the city yesterday morning.
The Scotland has most favorable current of winds.
md has le behind her vessels that sailed be-
fore her The freghts from Liverpool, very small
which is owing to the Canals continuing frozen and the
impossibili,y of getting goods TO Liverpool.
The Cotton market had declined up 10 the 10th, rail-
lied up again the 20h but had not recovered all the
decline.
Sir VIM. Wordsworth has given notice in the House
Of Lords of motion expressive of want of confidence
in Lord Glenelg Sir William is an ultra liberal. ]