Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-26
THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.


liousE OF LoRns-fe5 5.
II will be by The suhloinrd report Of what took
place this evening the Hoes" OF Lords that Lore Gle
nca has resigned his c:iice nl Colonial Secretary.
he Lord Chancellor ANNOUNCED 10 their LoTdshPs
that the Address oil the nrsa had been presented 10 he
Majesty and that her Majesty had been pleased to
tuTr the following gracious reply:
My Lords, thanl; you Tor your loyal and GunI
ALdiess Relying entirely upon your wisdom and pa
trptsn. CON have hi.hrr "',"'"ot'on ihan in fad
myself supported by your agreement and concurrence
Resignation of Lo,d Gieutig Lord G!enelg begged
TO inform their L0rdshps that lie had his
Of the Office he had The honor 10 hold and that E"r
Majesty had been pleased 10 accept it, His motive for
taking this step that arrangements about
to be made To which he could consent.
CeHada.-Lord Durham begged to ask Tie NOBLE Viz
count when he would lay the report and pareGs relating
TO Canada before the House. Lord MeI5owrnc vas %
tally i; loss 10 account for the appearance o! the noble
lords report the state OF North American Coo
MES in morning newspaper He should lay he papers
OF the table Of The House Monday next
llousE OF CoMMoxs Feb { - Corn Lars Mr.. Wa.
lace presented petition praying for repeal Of tie
laws Petitions for the repeal, and against any a..
e'a'ons Of the corn laws were also presented by other
honorable members
Ccn0dq I'm answer 10 question from Mr. Leader,
relating to Canada, Lo!d John Russell said that he lett
greatly asonishsd Lord Durhams report appearing
in morning paper. lie hoped 10 be able 10 lay The
report before the House on Friday.
LOrd Du,ham'S OWfL--Cu! SibhorTc gave notice
that the 2lsl instant he should T etutn, and
take lhe Of the House upon it, Ci tho expenses OF
Lord Durhams outfit cs Governor General OF Cnnata
and Of the salaries received BY himself aud his oicers
The new Persian Envoy, iiusscin Pacha, WIN is new
ON the i.om NarseIIles, Is sai 10 he the
bearer Of % Cashmere shaws OF exquisite workman
shi? present from The Shah TO her majesty Queen
Victoria.
REcssELs.-lt was expected that The Hontiur of the
al would contain the appointment o! NJ b. DE Brorc.
kerc and MIR Mercer Of Ernst and Baron
d Hart There a meeting Of The opposition tepu-
ties The evening Of The 6r 10 draw up compc 1cn
dGc
Tue LATE sT0ru IS DrGtIs.-Esmate ofthc damage
done during the late hurricane, Inc night Of the 9th
unn within the Dublin police district, reported by
The superintendent 20 the Commissioners of police
The population Of the district may be calculated at
$50 eco, and the number OF houses at % GOO, which will
and the proportion Of damage done 10 The buildings
may BE- estimated at very low calculation, as amount
Ing 10 q % every hrrse
LoNDoH CoRy MAGKEr, Feb 3-The fresh arrival Of
English wheat very small this morning. nor has
much addition been made the receipts Of foreign since
wednesday,; the trade, nevertheless. continued !nnguId
there being want of all speculative feeling; the retail
sales made n the local mI"rs were however, al InIly
Mondays quotations. holders refused to accept lover
prices for either English foreign.
Flour very difficult 10 6isnose Of and in town
made scarcely my thing was done; and although the
supply Of -four scarce former terms rarey Oh
tainab!e
LIVERPOOL, February 8
Three thousand bags Of found purchasers this
day. rates fully equal 10 those last quoted; the snrs
confined 10 The trade. spectators not having made
any purchases, although they offered for several lots
The business transacted chiefly in American Ges
crip.ions from ] ID to . I'D.
LIVERPOOL CoTrOy MAREEr. Feb 1.-The sales since
Friday to 10 000 bags Of which 5000 were taken
speculation. To day 8 sales 500 bags.