Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-10

BY the appearance of bands OF armed men " no commit
rohberies and other depredafinns on the Island
h,oIERs-The 1ouonnais contains The annexed re-
,,,n o lie European population in The possession 81 u
French in North Africa the 30h September las VIZ
Al AIrir1s ag; at Oran '.5; 81 Bona ) H'!; al
Boursa 1885, at hosuganem, l11 IN all 10 We in!a",
,n,s of whnrn gi5 were men, 3.!5S women and O'o
children In this number ,i9 French 2,i9o En-.
plsh G259 Spanards 2C7U Italians, e4G Grrna1 ana
90 Grecinns Russians or Portuguese The p"'a,' y
had increased by 800 or Geo individuals since &c o o.
- ''> LATEST FROM EUROPE.
The p.cket shin United States. Captain Holdredge,
arrived on Saturday morning, at Ne" fo'K. Dr,hgh2
London dates TO December d. aud Lverpo0i 10 lie ''
ult ~. :,
They contain no news of any interest. We however
gives shnrt summary.
new iron steamboat, Of large tonnage and great
now or has been ordered be- built, called The Ataaha
Cotton has advanced slightly, and large sales have
been MADE Corn remains steady and the duy - rapid
~ diminishing with prospect of being lower C'hte
is dull with very small sales. Sugars are up ara sci"
ing freely. po,,, p,o.
claulalion Until the 5h February.
The news Of tie recent disturbances in Canada has
been received but has created but little excitement
Marshal Luban, General Mouton) who COMMANDED
the Imperia guard The battle Of Waterloo, died al
Paris, Nov. q.
Money is sill becoming scarce and there appears to
be great disposition 10 invest heavily IN STOCKS, oo'n
There have been severe gales on The English coast
much damage has heen done 10 The shipping, and many
lives have been lost.
The Queens Generals have been recruiting their
forces for further operations
The entire Spanish Ministry sent in their resigna-
tions 10 The Queen; Which were accepted with the ex
ccpon OF the Duke De Frias who was requested Ia
give the subject reconsideration.
TWENTY DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YORK January by the United States and
WILL hot sli orrivP ed rn
files received 10 Dec 7h, and by the steam ship
Liverpool. Capt Swanson, arrived yesterday morning
we have Liverpool files Dec 10Th the day Of her de
parrnre, and from London 10 the Hin.
The Pns oren 10 fore ign wheat, as the duty was
down TO Is per quarter
The Great Western arrived at Bristol, Dec 7Ih, lIom
New York, which she left Nov. 81
Lord Durham arrived al Plymouth, in the lncopstant
fgaie, from Quebec, Nov 9th.
Parliament was prorogurd to Feb D.
Marshal Lobau of Napoleon's ayoIe generals,
and for years past commander n-che! OF the Naiona!
Guard al Paris, died there Nov 9Th from old wound
the lungs breaking out and causing cifuslon OF blood
in the chest lie had been wounded in many battles,
and S years old. Louis Philippe always couTling
popularity a letter Of confidence TO The widow,
and the royal family visited her 10 express the same
The English Funds have declined owing 10 The me- VS.
from Gamma.
The sales Of Cotton up 10 the 9TH were very large,
about 81 900 bales al an advance of IA per cent From
the 9Th 10 the l1h sales also vary large and prices firm
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson Gu. 5. AmbassadOr) have
been to Windsor visit 10 the Queen.
Mr. Swatwout was in Liverpool when the Royal VII.
liam sailed.
There had been some political riotnes at Brussels
SILL the talk is Of war 9Th Russia the ordering out
ievcs in thu, couuiry-large recruiiines The Cos.
sack rarks-buding Of vast magazines, &c. Perhaps
the drained bullion from England has gone lhlhsI for
these purposes
Upon the back of such rumos we hear, of course of
large Austrian and French armies Of observation being
organized on the Northern frontiers
London Money .Aforkei Dec. l3th-Monry appears 10
he easier-oaus being effected al per Cent, and
srcculaiiuns having ceased.
The aspect Of foreign and colonial affairs, however,
makes capitalists 'imd, and the state OF the exchanges
implies drain gold and bullion of which large ship
Inrn;s had been made 10 Northern Europe, which cir
cmscrihes the paper circulation home, through whch
medium this drain is effected. Consos closed at %
5o 10 4 for the opening somewhat depressed.
The arrival Of the disastrous news al the breaking
Of the Canadian rebellion almost Immediately upon
the heels Of Lord Durhams departure naturally cxc
ed upon the Brougham clique, whu had
caused his return; also bite, recruinations the Ame
rican government and people, for their ayo"cd inability
prevent the violation Of neutrality. The rews, how
ever, Of the defeat Prescott received by the Great
Western allayed this angry feeling, and seemed |" i'm
ply that Lord Durham presence IN putting down re-
belIion not after all indispensable AT both the
towns Of Plymouth and Deoonpori, Lord ID. received
complimentary addresses
On December 18th, all American stocks were in de.
mnnd al improved prices; United States Bank shares
E23 l5.-.S Y. Star.
Lord Durham arrived on, December Sd, in the lncon.
slant The of the late rebellion in Lower Canada
he'd reached London and created considerable sensation
Lord Durham most bitterly assaulted by the anti
Ministerial press, and Of them urging an i'm.
parchment, because he had published sedous pro-
carnation, and deserted his command, knowing there
was 10 be rebellion.
The London Times has a raw.head und-bloody homes
story about Van Shou!rz, who has been hung in King
ston, ~. Canada representing him Russian agent,
drludng the Poles attack upon Canada. whercupon
The Times issin mighty height of indignation hat
Russia should attempt thus To Intrigue in Canada.
The Ministerial press does not seem much inclined
10 defend Lord Durham nor he as states report TO have
their friendship; that, in the opening of Parliament,
which was TO be in February, he would be in a some.
wat anomalous position Many of the English papers
highly excited account Of the movements Of the
hrigands frontier They demand that The United
States Government be held responsible The Canadian
meeting in this city, attended by custom house Office
holders, is subject Of especial animadversion.