Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-26
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


The packet ship England, Captain Waite, has arrived
bringing Liverpool and London papers to the 2Oih in
elusive.
Westminster Reform Association, comprising the ex-
trcme radicals The morning Chronicle, Ministerial
pa per- attributes this 10 tsapprova Ut their views and
an Willingness 10 act with them against The admins
traliCn.
The following extract is from a Liverpool paper of
Monday:-At half pas, o'clock, "a prisoners, lmp-
Gated in the first rebellion in Canada, landed a,
Egremont, in Cheshire opposite the northwest SIDE CT
liverpool at The entrance of the Mersey II were in
irons among whom Parker, OF whom we have heard
so much in former outbreaks. About o'clock they
were landed in Liverpool and conveyed in the prison
to the borough gaol accompanied by the well-am-
ed soldiers Captain Ross is the name OF The comman'
der Of the vessel which ough the prisoners over,
companied by Canadian officers Of State
The Cotton market again very active. ard 10000
bales, Of which 5000 were American had been sold on
the I9lh ult advance Of Sd Mheul, shade
lower. Flour, Cd. to Is higher
LONDON, Dec. 49,
MosEY MARxEr--City, TueIre ocoek.-1he foreign
exchanges again lower yesterday, aud The Iendcn
CIV is still decidedly downwafds.
Money has again become scarce, both at the Stock
Exchange and in the Discount Market. The brokers
have been Obliged tn have recourse 10 the Bank OF Eng
land this week for loans at 3 g per cent whilst The
current rate Of interest stock is ~ 10 per cent
from day day. tappears to have had effect
EzcIequrr Bills which have declined 2s. since Monday
We find in the London Times Of December 49, the
following letter from the PRESIDENT to Lord Durham:
WAsnISGToS, Oct &c
My Lord Having bseen informed that it your in
tenUn pass through portion of the United States
your return TO England, embrace the occasion to
press TO your hardship The great satisfaction should
experience If your arrangemen allowed Of your visit
being extended to tins CITY. The friendly sentiments
entertained by my iellow.czsns towards YOURSELF and
asn towards the people Of your country will doubt not
prompt sincere desire their part 10 render your
louTn among them agreeable TO yourself il
will be gratifying 20 them. For my part, will
han by here sho no
fordd the opportunity OF msnestlng 10 your Lordshp
personally the sincerity with which share in those
tlments.
am, with very distinguished consideration, your
LurdshIp s most obed!ent servant
H. VAN BUREN,
His Exceency the Earl of Durham, DC.
The Times announces that Mr.. Stevenson. the Ame-
rcan Minister and his lady, returned TO town Salur
day, the 18th, from visit of some days Her Majesty
The Queen had gone 10 Brighton TO make The long
promise visit
The Duke Of Wellington had been indisposed, but
Mr.. OConnel continues occupied with getting up
"Prscursor" Societies
The London papers Mr..
Cooper's "tlome as Found, than those of his own
country.
The Greenwich Advertiser states that surveys have
for some time been in progress preparatory 10 the orti
fcation of the entrance Of the Thames and Medway
an expense Of 100000 pounds.
The Cambridge arrived at Liverpool the 10Th, and
the new ship Roscius on the 18th of December.
The steam ship Liverpool had not arrived out the
Goth ult.
The London Observer says that the accounts recently
published respecting the decision Of the London Con.
ference The Hollando Begc question: are altogether
without foundation, That the Conference has not come
10 any conclusion whatever
Soue excitement, in relation 10 The clergy has taken
place in France The of Clermont in Auvergne
and at Rheims. The Bishop of Clermont refused The
Ics of sculpture to Count Monloser, because he had
written against the Jesuits. The whole population
reused aud followed the body 10 it's grave in unconse-
Grated ground. Al Rheims Roman Catholic mission
airy had denounced Napoleon memory from the upt.
On the 18th Of December, the popuace went to the
house ofthe Curae Of ST Jacques, who favored The mis-
sonary broke into and plundered and destroyed
thing within The two ecclesiaslcs saved with
difficulty. At length The whoe National Guard was
called out under arms, and succeeded with difficulty in
dispensing the crowd
The .H0nteur contains ordinance for the issue Of
Treasury bills (bons royaux) to the amount Of 10000
francs
spirited and successful attack made the Car.
lists on the Sd Of January, by Ma General Don Diego
Leon and the cavalry under his command, in The Com
pos de Sesona between Arroniz and Mondavia The
Carss lost lG0 left dead The field the Christine loss
was trifng.
GEEEcE-A private letter from Athens, of the Goth
IT, states that serious disturbances had occurred in the
Urea, and that it had been proposed in the kings
~ proclaim martial law in the country. Mr. Wherry
ht ihdrawn his proposals for the establishment Of
49,; Greece on account, it said of the oppos.
parties. " -'@''' '"u '>o''''"