Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17
FOREIGN.
FURTHER EXTRACTS By THE GREAT WESTERN.
fErOm The ~ Y ErpreSs J

POst, however, persists lis announcement says
olusnn will be made The Propagation oil Faria-
mPnl
Tic passing Of the Penny Postage Bill TO law has Civ.
great sasacnn; and pfope here seem 10 know niue
nf what has been done during the session except tha the
Penny Postage bill has passed Thiss the most import
ant nf lhp session and will naturally attract great ot
lrn'un 10 The Pss age Tax in the U. 5 The country
will regard with great satisfaction, and all classes VIII
undoubtedly reap great advantages from Its operalon-
In mercantile point Of view II is mrsi important and
anticipate c"nsde rabe increase u trade and COM
mrrcr in consequence.
There continues to be great anxiety about the crops
but more promising weather now having leads 10
the that there will be average. crop but
of this there is dnubt in London, which has lis effect on
the Money Market
The Charce!!r OF The Exchequer las, nigh, informed
the House of Commons That there had been, already
subscribed D the Bark Of England, for The funding OF
the "a OOn,CG0 Of ExchequPr bills 50 ~ Gee. leaving
only 4.279 0uu To be subscribed this day. We have no
doubt that this will be accomplished in The course
Of the morning
The most important Item Of political news by The
Great Western appears to be the proaced settlement
of affairs in Ihr East without bloodshsd.
From the continued disturbed state of Eng gland parcu
larry in the manufacturing Districts il apparent that
only the military force of the Government suppresses
violent attempt Revolution by the Chartisls lisalso
remarls BILE that the Government and the landlords as
well es the rchants and manufacturers, express no ap-
prehensuns and appear 10 feel no anrn-and pIoDooiy
none exists, because the purposes OF the lhasis are
so frantic as 10 be rdcuous-and clearly key are pow.
eress
In the manufacturing Districts Of England, the cotton
mills generally were worked on short lime.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION By October. lcdl there
will be ihirefn lnrge ard splendid seam ships running
The Atlantic ocean. Not one will be smaller than
the Live pool and more than half OF them will be larger
than the Great Western Four OF the thirteen will ply
between Liverpool Halifax and Boston. and the balance
will run from Brist" London. Liverpool and The Clyde.
to New York The British Queen ard f[fs,den! VIII
be- followed by the United Kingdom, Cly OF New York,
the Cly steamer and The United States IN rapid sue
cession Tic four Halifax steamers viii lie ready early
in S4l There may be twenty or thirty steamers run
ming over the Atlantic from different ports in Europe TO
America, Lu, only speak positively OF thirteen
gentleman who arrived in The Liverpool told u.s. mat
the frame If the President up, and that she would be
ready To enter the Isis by The first OF next May She IS
larger than the British Queen = Courier.
lbahim The conGueror, has hailed IN ms career Me-
hcmet is negotiating with the Grand Seignor; Russia
is not making any warlke preparations ana me bogsh
and French fleets are united al the mouth OF inc Daf
danel!es Such is the substance oi The last news hr.
rived from the East All this gives assurance ior Tue
pence of the world and is sufficient TO satisfy The CLAIMS
Of national patriotism. France has Contributed 10
the production Of this state OF things more than any
o,ber mower ltwas French Envoy who arrested The
victorious march Of lbrahm, and The French lset was
thu first 10 arrive at Tenedos Whatever may no" DE
The direction taken by a(1ns in the East France mnst
bp satisfied that she is wohy rrpr' sen'pd on The thea
ire of events One Of the King sons has fastened 10
iak. part in The proceedings Ut her brave navy, ana,
come wbu, will. may be sure tina, we shall be pre-
pared, we have already heen under circumstances
eo,alIy unforeseen We mny wall with confidence The
result Of negotiations supported by such nntecadenis
[.M0nihur P0risen.
Correspondence from Consan,inople and Alexandria
states that The hrri dIiay domination o Egypt 10 oe
ced.d Ia MphpmPt Ali, under the sovereignty Of The
p,,e This srrp was pndeed unavoidable by The irea
cherry Of Haz Pccha, Ito with his staff and CCD men
had gore Ibrnhim Pocha II vas OILS" re por'eo
that 900 Of The Imperial Guards. encamP'h rear
Knniah had cvuled and dispersed the seires over the
country 49,,
The British Queen steamer, Capt Roberts, made her
Appearance off Rydp Pier Thursday morning al el2hl
o'clnrk having made the run from New ORR ~ is Gays
lG hours The Great Western steamer let New 1@
about nm hour before the British Queen, made bfsol on
Wednesday The voyage IS about % n,Ies ess
she NJ nrmed The distance from port 10 port IN u hours
less thnn The British Queen but the weather "os hne
the whole way On the h"meward passage Of ne ''ent
Western and British Queen the former was 10 lee %''a,
snd her smoke visible 10 the BRITISH queen lor TWO
days and lost sight Ut when one had run '>oo 'es
md The other 3gG distance Of ii ml'es but the Greht
Western re ained a Of her competitor smoke, Which
WIS 10 wirdwsrd for "a hours longer and lest sghl OF
il when 80 miles head On the outward voyage Inc
British Queen completed The distance in IL hours ir's
Than the Great Western but then The wind was "h"y
adverse with a head runnngi Gill; considering ne
great distance rsversed, The similarity Of speed IS remark
ably concden, between these sp'rd'1 vessels: 1.
Fn,xcr-Tbe French King was proceed with his,
family. Aug 2lst 10 his Chat. au of Eu, near DiePPe
to pas Some time The Duke Of Orleans and VIE mao
visited Bordeaux and met with cold receP''on such 70
tho commercial distress in that city, from the odious
du,v on colonial sugar. An important pamphlet has
heen published BY Prince Louis Napoleon, advocating
ms claim, 10 the succession of the French throne Ano-
Their pamphlet entitled the Crisis revew OF inc
work and sustaining his preensions has been pnoisne
supouspd to be written by Lord Brhnghani ne tnis
journal. are upon both, and oooly accuse Lu's
of being under the influence Of Russia win Inc lmPe
rial family of which Empire he is said 10 be ANXIOUS 10
,IIv himself in marriage This rumor, and the PARDON
or Barbes by Louis Philippe have camPehed we ne
pubican zeal for the Prince, II is SAID
Late intelligence from Consanllnope 10 aug D SUES
,be rnmor that Ibrahim Pucha was about TO enter hohi
h md Iba, in consequence of Russia preparing to act
mon That movement Admiral R"ussIn had ordered Inc
French Admiral Lnande to hold himself IN readiness 10
n,er The Dsrdanellss The young Sultan IS Incsposeo'
The Russian Ambass ,dor had had several interviews
with the Turkish minister, Koerew Pasha
report prevailed that The Pasha Of JanIna had raseo
.sandsrd Of revolt The reported occupation ni Des
oro nv Kupschid Pasha is said 10 have been confirmed
be- Milech Ind since The cath OF his Milan, Tor.
v,rded 10 the Porte new claim 10 be relnstaed 10 MS
Government ,,, Az;
r,nor,ed to have declared the European Consns tha
La I'D M, moan TO deain The Turkish fret ard that II
w,s nj perpct liberty 10 return TO Consan'InoPe Let
tors from Odessa announce, that the Russians we're
heiph,inp transports in that hnrbo and al Iagahfog
!. parIinmen, was 10 be proropued August 2"h.
A1e,Ens The French Government il would appear,
,re making formidable expedition against me hey OF
Tunis. to be commanded by the DUKE OF dreams
They demand If the Bey toglve up MS ,on'le.
mud nav The same tribute he did 10 The Dey OF hgieis
II il cesr that Louis Philippe medaies suojugs'Ing me
whole African coast of the Mediterranean, and probably
Egypt nlso. when they have augmented me extension
Of their territory thus for France brs' she'osa anu
encouraged Tuns in her rebellion against 'he su''a"
Now she falls upon her
,lshpnet Ali wrote July IG,a letter TO the young SUI.
Inn declining his Off of giving TO him the government
~ Egypt and demanding in addnnn End IN perPetuy'
AL tie other provinces now under Inc 'iceroy.
WIN respect to money matters: the following rom
,b Inndun Correspondent Of the Courier O. E"fuHei
erbutirs all That be said The subject CONVEYING
ss j, does the fullest information on those p"i's Ill
h,upyer remark that, The lst August tne n'n"
England had further raised The rate 1l nieet per
cenium per snnum The etleris under GAZE o. Ecu Au'
gust -, h,. becoma considerable
,,r. o,ory since the change Of weather, and more