Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-02

,rrc-s IN live been anticipated upon The conclusion OF
,,r lae session L! parliament On the side OF PERSIA
something Ike ."ar has actually a"u u IL
mains 10 be seen how far he Emperor N.ch Us will put
up with this interference wh the ganr "l!' ne hii
self is hunting Persia i. becoming q" Russia what Inc
unhappy kingdom Of vlaHd VAS Formerly {" NE |" e.
cumtIGe Ttal ."wers-Her Destined sp1i's,-"ei On" !s
cU.I.. iuut ui ACCOMPLISHMENT.
The p,rcuias 81 this serious affair, Tor such IN The
evru, It moy royr substantially as follow; " may
be- rrirJ red thai. about The close o. Inc iale session
Of p1rliament, question was put TO l:"iu iaie's'o"
by en- opposition mem5erH hat was The ocJect ni an
exprGon of British troops which he (the Inc moerj had
been informed by S Indian correspondent hhd oeeh sent
against Bushce? 10 this question Lord faHr's'on re
Piled that matters not ripe 10 give lui answer.
ur indeed any explanatory answer, 10 tue honorable
members Gniry; and that the public service might su
Ter hy any premature conversation ap0n point q! -"
much Grcacy as a secret expedition That there were
generally stages, or 10 speak grtHacay, Two acis
in affairs like The expedition qussiOn-the Gennns'Ta
lion If farce so as TO give effect IL demand %: re-
dress and the actual employment q! such lCcc III Overt
hostility. Perhaps the mrre demonstration iSht De an
hat IS required III the ca-e IN point: but IL woud De
plainly contrary 10 the first PrnC pies pi prudence aud
common sense. To saw go much III he face OF the parties
concerned Such in substance, sc believe, was Lord
PaluIrTsInn ) answer.
Time has row given fuller answer 10 this question
lulrrrice has been received from C0nSanl:nOp!e up
10 The 9Th Of September, by which II appears that MI
Mcneil our Envoy 10 the Court Of Persia was on his
road head quarters where e was expected 10 arrive
about the middle OF August Il Is further stated, That,
as last Holt TO Getack the Sahah Of Persia rom
Russian interest. Mr. Mcneil had despatched Captain
S;UGdart 10 the Persian camp before IcTat TO repre-
sent 10 the Sultan (ot PERSIA his 0wn dcterminann
10 withdraw himself and all The British residents from
his territories, and 10 gave orders tor the immediate
Decentralization Of the BRUSH expedition at BusIre.
If nothing should have occurred to prevent Mr.
Mcneil from carrying this menace into elect 1t l.;
probable that he ami all our cuuntryGen IN Persia,
who resident at Taberz or Ieheran, have retired
Er,
ma ut with he important Consequences have taken
place at Bushre II appears, however ihat since MI
VI Nell's departure from the camp, very important
battle has been fought between the Sciah aud The party
who have in against him. Under the impulse
OF The Court Of Russia, and with Russian General 10
command his army, the Sultan was encouraged 10 make
vigorous attack upon the principal hold OF the nsur
gents crat in which lie had been sgnully defeated,
With The loss Of = 900 men and great number o! Rus-
LONDON CORN MARKET, Der l.
We had tolerate show OF wheat at this morn
inas market including large quantity OF foreign
Offering The supplies Of English consisted mostly OF
new, partly Of fine quality, but Of the samples
in Indifferent condition.; these latter were Difficult II
10 SELL whilst fine dry new and fresh old wheat was IN
good request and prices were about L. per Or. higher
lHan OIL ihs day week, but barely good Friday
last Flour met ready sale al fully previous rates
(tr0Ia he London .Herr0ntde Jon,ndt Ort p
The Gram Trade necessarily contInuesto attract much
attention Wheat still advances IN value, and appears
likely 10 DO Foreign wheat is now making Tor our
purs IN but slender parcels indeed II appears that the re
Is but very lille to from any quarter. The vaTa'
ton winch in the duty on foreign wheat
exces comparatively bu. little interest seems pretty
certain now, that We must have high priced wheat Tor
some time. The duty foreign wheat is now lbs I'd
per quarter The whole country appears 10 be moving
aga!Hsl the Corn Laws.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARk&T-Ocr. l.
Cotton has been about The ur several proceed
iug weeks villa Ianguid demand particularly the last
aniIn h,,Ip
stock The market. prices have given way Sd per 10
The stock of cotton IL this port is estimated at 4cc UuO
bales or i0 900 than 1t The increased IN.
port OF American THIS season is :}32 600 last, The
dury on Gour however is now Is I'd per barrel and is
expected 20 to los rs ID in the course o! the pre-.
sent U0n!h.