Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-16
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FORE u.
LAIER FRON ENGLAND.

NEw YORK, August Sine snip Oheco' CaP'ah
Drew arrived al Boston Saturday, from llVerpo"
with papers tie 18Th Of July We copy from the
Boston pa pprs articles they republIsh The cot
ton market has suffered further decline
Mr.. AtwOods motion to take up The great ehaf'st
pcton was 90 have precedence in the House OF Gem
mons on the l2h The House on the lth went into
committee on the Lower Canada government bI and
The several clauses adopted Lord Stanley opposed
The second clause, but II was adopted ny vote OF La
to 1876 On the same day Sir Nm. MoIesworths mo.
lion of which ne had previously given notice, was de.
bate d. viz "That il is the opinion OF THIS House mat
every consideration of humanity, justice ana pocy &C.
nuuGs that Parliament should seriously apply hseH
without delay 10 Pgslaiing for the permanent govern
ment Of her Majesty provinces Of Upper and Lower
Canada
In relation 10 the affairs of the East there is later
news The authentic information IN regard 10 the
state and prospect OF things both in Turkey and Persia
is be found the following statement OF The BRUSH
Foreign s. cretay reply TO questions which were put
TO hun in lls House OF Commons on the 9th.
MIR. hiI'nss wished TO put question I" The noble LnTd
on subject of grea, mporlance-.he war between the
Su.an and III. Pnsha oil Egypt As hns'tiss had com
mpuced he would ask the noble lord whether he was
of the gocatiuns snid 10 have been begun be-
tween Marshal SUult md Tue Pasha OF Egypt Tor The
purpose Of putting stop 10 The wur, ard that charge
dai,ss had been sent ont 10 say, that IT the Pasha
would only Institutes the Five Powers would ar
range affairs. Was \, true iha III consequence OF that
essaue The PGsha had addressed letter 10 his no
ives in command of the army desiring him 10 await The
arrangement OF affairs by the Five Gtea, Powers Aud
he wished 10 ask The nOUle whether tAls was
the isolated act of Marshal SOult, or whether the no.
bic lord coynzlnt and approved oft: He The
more anxious put this question because it had been
the subject Of discussion in The French senate.
Lord panerslnn said he had great satisfaction in an
swerng the question 0! his hon friend By saying that
the English aud French Governments PERFECTLY under
each other, and aching concert, with regard
TO these important matters With respect 10 the par,i
GUAR of other Governments, he could only
generally. TINS Government had been Informed by the
French Government, that they would send officer In
Alexandria, and another To Cousannope, for the pur
pose Of persuang the Sultan and the Pasa To suspend
Institutes, in order that an amIcabe arrangement might
be made There good reason 10 hope that not only
France but Austria, Prussia and Russia equally
united in strong and sincere desire 10 that influence
which naturally belonged Ia those great powers, IN
endeav" TO bring abou, arrangement which would
relieve Europe from dangers that must result from
prolonged conflict between those two powers
| Mr. Mines inquired whether there was any hope OF
satisfactory settlement, Of the present anomalous posi-
ton of this country with regard Persia II appeared
that minister had Withdrawn from Persia, and that
the Persian Ambassador had moi been received At the
English Could the noble Lord give any informa
| ton that subject
Lord Pametslon said the only answer he could give
TO that question that the Persian Ambassador
told al Consantnope, Vienna, aud again o, Paris,
he had been previously informed at Persia that he could
mol be received here until the Persian bad
given the government Of England That satisfaction, the
nature OF which had been stated in writing. The Am.
bassador however, acting The instructions Of his
government, persisted IN coming hther, hoping that
! he might be able TO forward the end he had in view
but lie did not his arrival show that the salts.
faction which had been demanded gven it was not
| thought CONSISTENT To receive h'm officially.
The authorities had Withdrawn the Military and Police
from the streets Of Birmingham; and The town
parativtly quiet.
The Crops are represented 10 be extremely cood-and
never looked beltef gave greater promise Of plent
| full supply.
Two females were instantly killed on the Birmingham
Railway, (Mrs Yates and Mrs. Saunders Thrr at
tenon was diverted another way, to train that was
approaching them, and were not sensible Of the one
preaching them in an opposite direction.
The Prince de Janvilie is 10 Ike the command oflhe
French Frgae Bell Poule ftirg TouIon for Levant
Madrid Journals Of The Sd Of July mention The repnlse
on the 2Sth June Of band Of 2O CarlIsls.
TURKEY Letters from Cuns'annape OF lie 10Th
June, represent the recovery of the Sultan almost
hopeless The heir to the Ottoman throne is a young
about - years Of age. brought up in that seclusion
To Princes Of the OSmanlis dynasly, Of whose
notions Of government nothing can be know before his
assumption Of the Imperial and roatiical authority
hence The ndsposiliun Of Nlahmoud affair of
than ordinary interest Blu, the Su'ans illness has not
in the least cooled his ardnr for On the contrary
he has expressed himself Indifferent TO The proracon Of
his life after seeing Mehemet Al! and bis chains
before him. The recovery OF Egypt and Syria would
reconcile him to the loss OF Greece.
LIVERPOOL, July l2-Our cotton market has expert.
enced very great depression during the week The
prices Of American cotton have given way TO very con
siderable extent, particularly yesterday when the
demand was greater tnan usual ana holders having
opportunity Of selling quantity. submitted to decline
in many instances Id per 10 To-day there has beer
very general inquiry from the trade bu, there being
less cotton pressing on The market, they have not been
able 10 purchase within -e 10 per Id Of The extreme
low prices Of yesterday aud close decline Of 34d
per pound in American from our quotations Of last week
$500 american have been taken speculation and 23UO
for export
ME ORUS MULTICAULlS The subscriber has for |
lYA sale Roots and Cuttings of the Morus hlulticau
lis His Cuttings the product Of Roots tro and three
years old His prices shall be ACKNOWLEDGMENT 10 those
who may buy of him cuttings &c he will supnIp or,ts