Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-15
7wo D1ys LITER FRo.M ENGLAND.

N,w YORK. June II BY the packet ship President,
Can't Chadwick from Portsmouth, ne have dates from
London to the evening Of tho 9Th u!t with later markets
from Liverpool and London The prevailing wind had
ben adverse TO arrivals from the west. IL is remarka
be- that Baltimore vessel carried 10 Antwerp, whence
came the latest to London account OF the move
ens the Governor OF this State and OF the Legisa.
tu,e In behalf OF the resuming banks
The motion Of Sir Eardley Wilmot, for the total and
immediate abolition Of negro apprenticeship, which stood
upon the orders of the House Of Commons for May s,
has been postponed until the G2d-a prelude, We appre
Sepd TO its utter abandonment, for the present. The
cbsc, of the notion it will be remembered is to pledge
tn house for placing both classes OF the ne
gro apprentices in state OF absolute freedom on the LIST
OF August next.
The Madagascar, 46, Captain Wallis, had sailed for
Gibraltar, 10 embark tie remainder Ca .sc 80 regiment
and convey them TO Queh'ck Her further proceedings
will depend on the exgencies of the service that STA
tim.
SAILING OF TRoors FOR CASApA-The Bora,sa with
the last division of the list regiment and drafts for the
Goth and SD and the Venelia Elizabeth and Arab with
number of The 9TH Hussars, stated in the Consu
ton sailed yesterday from Cove for Canada The Mar
guess Hnntley commissioned TO take part Of the st
King Dragon Guards arrived on Thursday.
SIR Robert Peel has called the attention of the Foreign
Secretary 10 the frequent collisions that take place be
tween the English and French fishermen in the Chan
mel and expressed his apprehension that these hostile
proceedings between the subjects Of friendly powers
might, if not prevented lead TO results OF most serious
In the House of Commons MIR. Baines, Of Leeds,
moved " for a committee Of the whole House to take
into consideration the proPrteiy OF aboshng the hEst
fruits of the clergy in and Wales and the more
efectua rating and the better collection OF, the tenihs
applicable to the maintenance Of the poor clergy. The
motion opposed by ministers, but was carried by
majority of 81 votes after which the House went into
committee
LONDON, Tuesday Evening, May $50 far as regards
the market for commercial purposes, find that our
previous notices have been deficient in pcturing the
anxious feelings of our leading Commercial circles, in
asmuch find also that speculation is on the ad.
vance, for the most epremersi cencoctioDs Mo.
ney continues TO be difficult of employment at full
profit; from day to Jay it rules to 2 per cent; but
we find that this rate rules only upon the first paper.
Letters from Catalonia to the 29th of April, state
that Sagars had beaten the Christine Colonel
Carlo The loss Of the latter in killed, wounded and
prisoners exceeded 600. 1t reported that Carlo
was amongst The, killed.
In the French Chamber of Deputies the committee
appointed report upon the bill for the grant of an
nua pension of f00,000f, to the widow of Joachim Mu.
rat have reported by majority Of five against four, In
favor OF the proposition.
LIVERPOOL Cevros MARKEr-May s.
Coton-l 800 bags of cotton met with purchasers at
days market including $40 sold to SPECTATORS Our
last quotations Obtained aad there appeared less
Anxiety 10 push sales
New York. June ~.
Litter from Europe the arrival Of the packet ships
Cambridge Capt Bursley from Liverpool, and Louis
phiappe, Capt Cas,oF, f,om Have, we have received
usual files of London and Paris papers to the 10th
May
The Lisrpoo cotton market brisk at an advance
Of per ID the low and mddlng qualities OF Anne
can, and isis about the only information Of interest
that we get by thee arrivals The sales at Havre for
the week ending Zoe lIth, upwards of 5000 bags,
| al an advance of firm to centmes.
The French M'nlsry had been beaten on several
questions OF great importance in the Chamber Of De-
Putes, in consequence OF which it is stated in of
the papers tina, Count Mole and his colleagues had ten
teed their designations, which the King refused to
cePt lnthe Chamber Of DePs,ies Co The 18th, the Mi
nsry obtained major,es on some important PROPOSE.
tons, which had the effect 10 them and Galig
mani Of the 18th s,aes that the Of resignation
were premature. if not unfounded
The from Spain is favorable to he success Of
the Queen Negrs followers slid to he reduced 10
geo men. A new loan for the GoVInment is spoken
| OF as likely 10 be obtained