Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-28
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NV YoRK, June 2i.-London papers OF The 2oth OF
Nav and Liverpool papers OF the 2lst nave oee', re-
ceiyed by the arrival Of the packet ship Cambridge,
Capt Bursey There is no political news OF interest OF
The London Courier of Monday, May 20lh, gives The
following account of the state Of the Money market on
Saturday, May 18Th:
div and as there has been very little business transacted
in The English Stock market the quotations are conse
oueniy nearly the yesterday Consos lett OH
at 90 s for money, and 90 10 for the account
new Three and Half per Cents lOO34 10 10; Esche
ouer bills 80 TO "a prem; BANK Stock lJo 10 l9o, ahu
India Stock 255 to 25G.
In the foreign market there was more animation and
some Of the different securities which hare
depreciation within the last few days co,sennenee of
The scarcity of money, and oIh' causes have improved
in appearance, and are "',o,eJ bioher
fuohc mee""s nave been held in the chief places oil
me Sih' IN for the purpose Of voting congrauatory
resses 10 the Queen on her escape from the domino
ton Of Tory Ministry The public journals are discuss
ing a, great length the probability Of the continuance OF
The Wing Ministry during the next session OF par'a'
ment.
Tile meetings of The Char,ist associations continue 10
attract large share Of attention. Lord John Russell
has addressed letter 10 several of the authorities oil
countless offering 10 provide arms for persons desIrous
Of forming voluntary associations Tor the protection OF
life and property in districts where disturbances are APP
pretended The Yeomanry cavalry Of Lancashire have
received orders TO hold themselves in readiness 10 be
called out at moments warning. The Ordnance De-
purment Of The Tower Of London have been particular
" busy in forwarding military stores to oil parts Of Eng
land and Wales. Bedding and stores of every descrip
ZION for about housad have been sent TO Brst"
in wagons The troops in the neighborhood OF lhe
manufacturing districts numerous that there Is not
sufficient barrack for them, and camps are 10 oe
formed Thirty thousand muskes for The home service
have been ordered and the gunsmths in the Tower are
actively employed in getting them ready
The National Convention of The Chariis's have re-
moved from London 10 Birmingham. The following
Of their arrival al The latter place is from 'he Al
binn of May Goth
On Monday last Birmingham was unusually excited,
in consequence Of the expected arrival Of The National
Convention, from London and The known preparations
made by the magistrates 10 prevent commoton. The
out sioncrs resident in the town. who had already
been sworn in as special corslabes were ordered TO as
sembe at the Town Hail. at nine o'clock, and, from On
early hour the troops in The barracks together win
party Of artillery who arrived Sunday evening" were
in readiness act called upon by the civil authorities
ByIpne clock the mob in the neighborhood OF The Th
way station amounted TO some thousands, but II was
most motley assembage. The directors OF The railway
10 prevent disorder refused 10 allow any person 10 enter
the companys premises except upon business and by
this prudent step prevented the occurrence OF That tu
null which Otherwise must necessarily have occurred
Furthermore, 10 prevent undue excitement the oei',
usually rung when train was 10 sight, was upon WIS
occasion silent SO that lis approach was unknown 10
the great majority Of the multitude until II entered Tue
station yard.
The numbers as they passed along New street was es
tmated al about six thousand The motios on me PIN
cipal banners were, Let The oppressed he Tree ny
ranny shrnks before the majestic eye OF on united PEG
ple"-"England will and shall be free Such was me
alarm OF the trades people as The Chars,s passed through
the centye Of the that most oil The shop WINDOWS
closed and some few Of The more ''mfo 'hnaoan'S
left the town.
Two of the Char,ist delegates Of the names OF Brown
and Russell, arrested IN Birmingham, on THURSDAY
night, and, after an examination by the magistrates
,,sl. hn nrpcnr HnS
Warwick Gaol, charged with using language tending 10
produce breach Of the peace Russell gave security
for appearing TO take his trial Some London policemen
were in Birmingham, and three thousand special consa
bles were elected The Chatsls represented as be
inc in state of great excitement, but no disturbances
had occurred and The precautions of the magistrates,
who are supported by considerable body OF regular
troops relied upon to preserve the peace oil Inc
town.
The suboined is one of The resolutions passed at the
sitting OF the Conventions
That if the arrests should become general over Inc
county, and be much further pcrsevered IN, we shall
view those intended by Government TO destroy
the present and shall al proceed to car.
~ out without further delay our ulteror measures
Mr. Neesom in moving this resolution, which was car
red unanimously observed that be thought that It one
man arrested that ought TO be the signal Tor revolt
great concession has been made by Victoria 10 Puo
lie opinion and the cause OF deceDcy and virlue
Sir James Clark has at length been dismissed the
Court He asked leave 10 travel for short time and
permission was granted. The truth is, his rude attack
upon the honor Of Lady Flora Hastings caused him TO
be cut almost every ccle and Tor his own peace OF
mind it necessary for him 10 retire he was exceed
ngly indiscreet, and he will suffer from it, -.
The steam ship British Queen was 10 leave Ports
mouths July lst for New York, as appears by an adver
horse power, with Lieut.. Richard Roberts command
err The British Queen is intended 10 depart on the first
OF each alternate month, from London and New York;
throughout the year.
The Queen was 10 leave for Windsor, May 25h, to
stay during the Ascot races She received dePuta
lion from the Corporation OF Dublin the 18th,
ss,ing of the Mayor, &c. and treated Them with much
courtesy.
Iurkeu-News from Consiannope TO the 9th of
April states that the rumor Of the commencement of
hostililies by lbrahm Pacha had caused much uneas
There are, besides ample arrangements for supply of
ammunition and military operations in The Northern dis
cls Of England corps OF 10000 regulars watching The
movements oil The Chartiss.
STATE or TRADE.-Munch.stcr.- market, within
the present week, has presented no new feature IN
favor Of the spinner or manufacturer. Lillle ous
ness, particularly in yarns, has been transacted, and
that at prices hal below those OF last week Some
descriptions Of yarns out Of the market, being un-
saIeabe. very general impression appears at length
after the wild and extensive speculatons in March, and
far into April, prices LED. per 10. higher than are
obtained in Liverpool, that cotton will shortly fall
low in price any previous period. The present
consumption appears, from the best calculations
able TO make, be about 900 bales weekly and from
the fact of working three and four days in the week be-
ing petty generally in operation or in prospect on The
part of the wealthy spinners, and others, who By
the pulling up the part Of the banks, from cotton
dealers limiting and stopping The supplies Of cotton
driven to The course Of action il is but reasonable
conclude tina, The consumption will shortly be reduced
TO 10000 bales weekly Some specuations going on
in certain descriptions Of yarns with the belief, that
whatever price cotton may fall down to- yarns, If spin
ming in this country to continue, cannot or ought not
10 recede from their present value.
Oidham.-The machinery Of nearly every mill in the
town and vicinity Of Oldham in opera,lon for short
time only and the consequence s that most of the hands
have not than two three days work in the week
The working classes ate therefore, extremely distress
ed. II is gratifying however, to find, that there is
disposition evinced The part of any portion of the po
nnlalinn 1 hteachea of The About go