Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-07

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Vscoupt Melbourne said there was pnrt of the
noble dukes speech 10 which he wished for n"nent
10 advert. The nube duke had stated that he (Loro
Melbuurnp) had admitted the statement on "hich ne
gave his advice 10 her Majesty was erroneous ~ was
not so. Tie dd not say that the statement was eiIo"e
Gus but that the Impression on her MeJes'y h,ho' o.
ter The statement made in The other house Oh Fa'aen
last nght must have been erroneous me s.a.eme"'
was that Sir Peel had required The power OF o'sn'ss
ing The ladies' from the householJ nj" stating the p1'eh
10 which he would pu, it in execution, but leaving OIL
her Majesty niGd impression that he meant 10 CO..
ny 10 very great extent lie DID not cay 'a' .s
Statement itself was erroneous but that he now pens
the impression her Majesty nind 10 have oeen cru
The nasic duke had odver,ed to n influence which
had troubled him in his CAREER he did no! know 10 ~hal
the nbIe duke reerred but when he SAID inc country
was suf, ring under a similar influence
Lord Brougham NO, no; the expression was secfet
influence"
the noble duke lie begged, however, !" dfny 'he ek
slence of any such influence al Inc present moment
The Rank of England, on the 10Th, passed res"lu.
lion ha, The rate of interest from that duy should be 0e
per cent.
Among the passengers in the Greet Western we no
lice John Van Buren, ESQ., of The President OF the
United S,a,es George Parish, Esq and Maj Denny OF
the British Army, bearer OF dispatches .
The ministerial candidate for the Speakership is MI
Shaw l.efevre MIR Gouburn was 10 be nominated on
the part Of The Tories
Foureen or fifteen vessels were lost in the ice near
Domessness on the 25,h of April. The crews OF len
Of them were saved the others persisted
TnE CHARrrsrs-We regret TO say, lha, The minis
leral changes followed in various parts OF Tue
kingdom by tumuiis and iots in some Instances at
tended with Lluodshed. In Birmingham and Manches.
Ter things assumed very threatening appearance ana
il reported la, rious riots had broken out mere
as well as in the Stuurdshire pottees these Reports
huppy proved incorrect 10 The two great towns, out
at The po,eries there violent commolions lasting
three or four days, and compelling resort 10 Inc most
decided measures The cavalry and yeomanry were
called out and finally succeeded in REFRESHING The rot
ers bu, until they had been obliged 10 FIRE upon them
several times, Woundng a number Of persons.
Eighteen of The riuters were taken and conveyed to
place u safety One letter says that the troops were
firing, at intervals, nearly the whole night.
Considerable numbers Of the agators had been ar
rested in Londun aud other places-mosily leaders :
Among The arrests notice that OF one Vincent, who
has taken very active part in fomenlng The disturb
at various places
In London on the night Of the lOlh thirteen oil the
charsts were arrested, after resistance. They
were in conclave-six of them armed with formidable
pixies.
Considerable quantities Of arms and ammunition had
been off from the Tower for the use Of the military
in various parts OF the kingdom where the Charsls had
assembled in large numbers-especaLy in Somerset
shire, Yorkshire, Lancashire Siafoidshre and Wales.
The London Courier states that in tie riot al Lane
End he potteres) three OF the rioters were killed and
forty wounded
FROM The London Gt0bC OF may H.
THE WEATuER-The climate has been extremely cold
here for the past week. The boiserous and cutting
winds from the North and North east have really made
Us ngan enjoy The comforts Of good fire side Al
o'clock this morning, (1uesddy.) We were visited by
heavy Sinrm hch continued till hah-pnst six
accompanied by on extremely piercing wind. This at
iernoon also, at the moment we are writing, the snow
is again descending hckly and in very large flakes :
We fear the fruit hardly escape injury by these
great and sudden changes, although some express an OPT
MON that the apple blussun is hardly sufficiently ud
vanced 10 be effected seriously, unless the os,s OF night
should continue with severity; such the prospect
ot.reds week ago WILL doubtless, be sadly curtaled Of
it's promising character Shcr1orne journal.
The weather during the past week has besn generally
most inc'ement Sharp eastery winds have destroyed
great deal Of fruit bussum and severely checked the
progress Of vegetation great deal OF cold rain has
fallen, md Tuesday and Wednesday il actually snow.
ed for short line.-heRl Her.
During The present week, the metropolis presents the
lrigd aspect OF stern Writer; aud alternate see snow
aud piercing gale of wind from the North east render
The weather of this day and ungenal in the
worst of February. 1hompsons beautiful invocation
to Sprng-"Come, gentle Spring-eiheria rnildness,
come &c, is an irony on the spason.-Dutn Paper
The state Of the thermometer in Paris for the last
three days has been exceedingly low compared TO what
il had been for some time previous aud abou, five o'clock
yesterday afternoon slight shower OF hail fell
GGaiignani Of Hednesd0y
AMERICAN STOCKS.
LONDON. May l7-Aabama fyes, 1868 81 Ia; lndl,
ana do lS6l-G g. do do s sterling, "a; Illinois SKIES,
81 34 92 Louisiana do, 1922 do ves, 1913, g2; do do
l644-52, 93 l.2 "a; do do sterling IS 9G; Mary
land skies, 100 Mississippi ves, sterling 80; New
York fyes, 1855, 81 81; Pennsylvania do, lSG2, 81
Ohm skies. 81 2; Virginia do, 90 g. United States
Bank f2i D.; Florida sterling bonds skies. %; Amer
can Life and Trust Go. certificates "a; N. Y. Life s.
Trust Go 40; do city 6yes 81 9; Philadelphia and Read
ing Railway, f0 los; do do bonds So dividend; tar
risbufgh and Lancaster Railway, fves, 80 81; Rich.
mond Railway bonds, 50; Wilmington and Raleigh R..
r. bonds ESQ Us Sd ex dividend.
The above are the offering prices.
The Great Western made her passage 10 Bristol in
fourteen days The passengers published The following
card:
ave, The Undersigned passengers on board the Grenl
Western steam ship on her present trip from N. York
to Bristol, beg leave TO express 10 The Directors
very great satisfaction with all the arrangements made
for comfort. The figures attached 10 each name,
designate The number oi passages nude by each ndi-
viGual to md from the u Safes On board The Great
Western, 9Th Of May, 1899 "-tSgnsd by the p'ssen
gers
RiOT rs FRANCE The agitation conse quent upon the
prulraced ministerial crisis finally ripened 10 serious
riot Sunday, the 18th Of May of which Gaiguani
Messenger gives the following account:
Yesterday afternoon the GENITAL quarters OF Paris ere
thrown into alarm by the beating 10 arms OF The drums
OF The National Guards, and the rapid assembling Of
that corps as well as the marching Of troops Of the line
towards the Rues ST. Denis ST Martin &c, md the
Place de Greve /, became known that some Sc.
rious disturbances had occurred in The heart of The
pial, which these preparations intended TO sup
press.
We learned that about clock, from 300 TO 400 per
sons principally dressed in blouses and caps, assembled
in from, Of the house Of hcssrs epage the gunnakers
No l2 Rue Bourg liable, opposite the Passage Sau
cede, Of them armed with hatchets, broke through
the door and gained possession Of about $50 guns pin
epally iowIng pieces They then left the house for The
street, moving toward The quays reaching which, they
divided into several parties and proceeded make stimuli
tane"us attacks the posts of the National Guards al
the Hotel de Vile, and The posts Of troops Of The line
Place IL Chaelet N Ihe de unnOs
the howermarket all of which, having no warning or
expectation OF any popular nmolion easily dis
arm,d.
The men who asssiIed the two last then advanced 10
the Prefecture Of Police, but found The gates closed and
strongly guarded by the Municipal Guards, warning
there of their approach having been received They
then returnsd 10 their cnnftderates on the Place &c
G!pre, in front of The Hotel de Vile who endea