Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-23
FOREIGN.
ARRIVAL OF The LIVERPOOL.
Sertntc,u daqS utter from Europe.

Sertn.u dags hteT jrom Europe.
NFw YORK, August ~ The steamer Liverpool, Cap
tain Fayrer arrived al early hour this morning She
left Liverpool her regular day Of Departure The LIST OF
August, and brings Liverpool papers 10 that date, and
London papers 10 the day previous
The commercial intelligence is not on the whole IA
yourable A slight improvement has taken place IN the
cotton market but The state of the British money market
is worse Than ever.
The political intelligence is Of great Importance. -
The denih Of The Sultan hlnhmoud and the destruction
of The Turkish army by the Egyptian forces, ore prnba
bIy the precursors OF the dissolution Of The empire Of The
Sublime Porte, which not the capacity and decision
of Mahmoud could preserve during his lifetime irom en-
croachmens.
Birmne ham has been The OF terrible riots, oil
which extract account. Al Ramsgate, also, some
disturbances Of serious nature have taken place. bat
they were suppressed Charst riots had also taken place
a, New Castle upon Tyne. The police. however, put
them down. The Liverpool Mail 10 The 30h july says:
sThlt month [August) may be suffered 10 pass away
quietly but confess that we entertain every strong
doubts 10 the contrary it is Notorious that
have been made by large numbers of The lower orders
for collision with the authorities They have openly
declared that they will retire with their torches 10 the
hill side and bide their ne tina, they will satisfy The
CRAVINGS Of hunger by plundeng those who have pro
per,y which can be made available their wants. that
for one drop of blood shed in defence of such property
rivers Of human gore shall he made TO flow; and that
having entered upon civil warfare, they viii not
give IN the contest until either themselves or their 0p
face of the earth
Admiral Sir lsaac Coffin is dead lie died at Chel.
tenIam on the 23d of July, al The age OF ourscore.
The result of the long contest arising out OF the aileg
ed illegal transportation Of the nine untred prisoner
from Upper Canada which has occupied so much OF the
time Of the English Courts Of Law since January, has
been the discharge OF the whole Of them j q Parker,
Wixun, William Alves Il Walker, Finlay Malcolm,
Leonard Watson James Brown, Ira nderson and Paul
Bedford, Saturday the i3h released from their
imprisonment.
The ship Liverpool, Captain Fayrer arrived at
Liverpool on Saturday afternoon, after passage OF
fourteen days from port port She brought seventy
four passengers four of ho born the passage
The report represented by the committee inquiring
into the State of Ireland, extends to fourteen hundred
folio pages and contains egh. thousand questions and
The Lower Canada Government bill passed the House
Of Commons on the 18th July MIR. Leader, before it
passed, made speech ngoins. it, in which he attacked
the Of the Earl Of Durham who he said had made
promises and pompous declarations of disclosures which
he had never fulfilled He had done nothing since his
arrival in England 10 behalf of the Canadian people
Mr.. oConnell said, he thought the Government had