Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-13
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a. Nnr,her Mar! did no, re- ach US tl;I late hour YES
,,sIv n,uruine: aud il brings Interesting ad
nv III, expected Steamer The accounts OF the
US, aud the nry market upon the whole cheer
IN; Their, had not been sufficient Time for them Ia
IA. Their fu rt-c, on the New York market The
% Y.,s Express 81 Tuesday, T. W., states. that "li.r
.,,,h u lie city witnessed by an immense p,uI
,,T.s that irsd The Battery and wharves Soon utter
- Z NJ her news WAS rec. ved, and The public mind
- ,mmet.si,!y relieved The crowds dispersed and
:, s,c.,re quiet The impression was that the news
,susoiaole bot not decided was anticipated and
,,.t 50 lar respects crops must wait for further
3y,rrs The general rumors current in the street
s,,,e the Board of Brokers assembled and Stocks ad
,n,yd li;Ils but as SION the full intelligence uas
sslnsd they fell off again quite much they had
s3stuctd ,r.r
"rLorR-The holders are all IN suspense-not sale
-, variation in prIce
"Corros wi;hau: change. Holders willing to sell al
'ss'S' LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN
Syw YORK Sept. 10 The steamer Great Western
c,,n H,ssin arrived from Bristol al ten clock this
nrnlur after passage of between fifteen and sixteen
Ga,s which she encountered very uniavorabi. and
sorm, weather Ga her passage from This port 10 Eng
land she reached her place Of destination twenty four
hours before the arrival Of The British Queen.
We hsve received By the Great Western English pa.
10 Inc Gay OF Hel Sahing, August S4lh inclusive,
sod ae indebted TO MIR. Hall, Of the Commercial
Advertiser wh" of her passengers for proyin.
g.. and other English papers OF late dates.
The commercial intelligence is not 80 disastrous as
the OF some anticipated. The money market re
rs us nearly the same State but the weather having
spn favorable turn the prospects Of the harves,
Improved. s
The following ariIcie in which Queen Victoria is pro
viird with husband, appears in the London Morning
Posi- 0: August 22d The Courier and Globe Of the
me day. both express the opinion that there no truth
II he story Of the Queens marriage Both papers say
ina, hp Queen would Prorogue parliament on the 9Th
o. August.
reported .harriage of the Queen-lt is duty this
tsg make the British people announcement which
.sy will receive with intense interest and hope and
-. with unanimous satisfaction. We have received
correspondent resident al the Court OF Brussels
enjoying The entire confidence Of tha, Court, com.
nnncali"n which enables to state, the distinct
and positive terms, that matrimonial alliance about
10 pucs between her Britannia Majesty and his Sc
rene Highness the Prince Albert Francis second son Of
Ernest, the reigning Duke Of SAKE Coburg SaaI6ed
The august Prince whom so high and suspicious
d-s,isy awaits will shortly arrive in this county, ac-
cnnpsned by their -s,irs The King and Queen of the
B-lgsaRs. He will arrive, we believe may venture
say, to depart He will arrive, arden,ly
hope, TO impart usre and security the BRUSH
Crown, and TO constitute the domestic happiness and
sustain the social virtues Of the lustrious Lady by
whom. in the ordination Of gracious Providence, The
British Crown Is long. we trust TO be worn.
ne Tflnce AIofft FRANCIS Ut SAKE Coourg was born
90 ,hr 10Th Of August, 1919 He is therefore, three
months and two days younger than her Majesty.
We understand that her Majesty will not be present
a, he ?roroRa'lon of Parliament; from which infer
,ae probsblty that the Queens Speech may Contain
sos ausion TO the nuptiai contract we have felt
selves authorized 10 announce.
b this. however, as IL may, We venture confidently
preoc, that Ibis interesting and imporian subject will
o. brought under the notice OF the British Parliament
ey ~ the essiun and intimate the probability
ina, The session of The British Parliament Will be
accelerated for the purpose Of lis consideration.
l. gratifying TO be enabled to state that The youth
fl Prince who IS about To acquire strong a claim 10
tn respect and affection Of The British people acknow
LEGGED by all to whom he is personally known, TO pos
sess the grnces of person and manner, well the
more VALUABLE and lasting qualities Of intellect and dis
POSITION hch calculated render the respect and
OF. con Of sir,uous and intelligent people an easy
and natural tribute
RrvoRsp MARRIAGE OF HER MAJESTY We do not
stsnd,n any part OF what stated yesterday, wide
Postscript and beg 10 be understood as distinctly and
g-svsy repeating every syllable of
ss 70 the approaching marriag" of her Majesty
.Horning Post, ing. %
frvsE OF LosDs, Saturday, Aug. i7th.-The royal
assembly commission was ven to the Upper and Lower
Canada government BILL and the bills relating the
ee.as',cs dues and revenues Trials election petit
,cns postage duties and The slave trade.
On h- 2Ah of August Lord Melbourne, in answer TO
srn-son from Lord Brougharn, said that the FIVE great
Powers united in thu desire 10 maintain the power
OF The Sultan and preserve The integrity of hs Ottoman
This he considered great and valuable object,
s h ped 10 il effected by The Cooperation of
thVsP powers
Tn penny postage bill received The royal assent on the
l6'h Of August BY and will GO
the preliminary measures be accomplished
lie precise provisions OF the bill not stated, but the
pan OF ISSUING envelopes is that which most popular,
end wlll M doubt. be carried into effect.
me lEarss are quiet IN some parts OF the kingdom
ant quite rIotous Others The Bristol Journal of Au
gust The i,inerant tours Of Charst sga,ors,
wn the long train of evils hch followed from tbs
enet"e"' produced by nismmaory harangues, may now
b. considered al end the failure of The sacred month
haE'ng gwen Char,Ism its death blow.
There accounts of the Char,ists attending church
N a'se numbers al different places. They filled The
church OF 5, James in Cerkenwr on Sunday, the 18th
OF August with immense mul,tude, The greatest par,
o. whom seemed distressed and among
whom we're several aged men. strong police force
Sas present 10 disorder bnt The Chartiss enter
Cd Inc church and left 1t most decent and peaceabe
manner,
Sefhens church in Norwich Five SIX Thousand
people came into the building 10 the midst Of the ser
mon hey called upon the minister 10 "come and weave
enoaznes, and some lifted their sticks. The pescea
" part Of The congr CATION became alarmed, the clergy
man hastily closed his discourse and the regular congre
CATION escaped through the doors and windows, amid
sh-ks and confusion. The Norwich Cathedral on the
cane Cay filed with Chartiss, bot disorder took
Place.
The Bishop Of Durham, passing the steam ferry at
sh''id on the 9Th of August, Accessibility Cbars.,
"ho engaged dispute with him on The affairs OF the
nation which ended in the CHARTS. colaring The pre-
late.
STATE oF THE CouxTRY.-Every ne wspsper opens
ui Of the symptoms of the feversh of the
Wy u civil war ragged in the land, we could hardly
expect 10 receive from the seat OF Institutes more alarm
ing accounts than such the ewspapers daily supply
ifom disturbed districts in the North Of England Tu
Wrruary risings-no, mobs OF an hour iwn, easily
put down by magistrate and half dozen constables
ont TOTS Of two three days place
IN c-hance of strong bodies Of armed police and dra
eo"ns Mobs have been charged by infantry with fixed
oyhnets have returned the attack reckless and IN
ip's'~d. Attempts have been made prisoners,
TO =! IRE 10 buildings, and magistrates and po
'ics TO death. Gangs Of men, women and children