Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-03
EGeR EletN.
LATER FROM ENGLAND.

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arrived Ut New oTk vi a.aGay morning :, ,,,
Tie packet ship George Washington" t'".it"sF,
which len Liverpool TN Tie ao'h 'Hfeh also
sburt time a.ier ,l g., bo
n VI shin Wircl. ser Of y guns. ~ orcrrrh ~ or
commissioned at Chatham tor the fig "i wee Al mi'S'
Sir Thomas Harvey. Capal" j. I'M idi"'r IS 10 u ''
captain. ;,;.I >. Adj.
I Harvey, Glg ship on the North American satlon
The Lords of the Admiralty have ordered iiVe he"
eprirps Cor steam Slips, one OF w''' |" ne ""''
iL tycurs is TO be of 500 tons bufih' anu carry ~
g--lhe largest armament yet placed on DoaIda stu'
friralc in any navy
IN, following paragraph is the conclusion OF an ar
r,r ~ the late boundary trouIl"s IN The L"n'"m
10 rbr,;ic!r Of March "a 1t affords an indication liI'
lie massage of The "wur BILL II has been c%!'' d.
vruld nu OF regarded very po!encus evtntlh H"e
land: :. ~
raj. iIr session being upon the point ~ ehHhS) WIN
ont providing for the opposite alternative, by placing
I,,r resources at the disposal Of the President to be
used in The event Of any attempt on the par oil "f'a'
Britain, 10 take military possession 81 Inc r'I''y !"
dispute. We reason 10 lear ihai, as S!t JON"
Harvey in the midst Of great prOvocGons on Tie part
Of Gov Fairfield, has cvlrced temper and niodrfa-
ton v hch will his ready acquiescence Ia the
! ARRANGEMENT sanctioned by Mr. Forsyth and SIR Fox
I.oSDUs, March -.
I,,;rol or ne L;rerpooi S.enmir The Liverpool
s;enusLi; arrived in his lng Monday evening, har
inr sal, from New York the !il oil March, having
made the passage in sixteen days We regret 10 say
she brings nothing decisive rom Tue
Also a, the runors Contained in Tie American papers
ere unayotalIe and waiiIkc Notw outstanding these
runurs. however rel the strongest confidence iial
all sill end we'll anG that the peace so necessary to the
well being of both cUunrs viii not be disturbed IL
was expected that mn Anbassador Extraordinary would
he sent to this country Immediately
TGOrr's .Mccrti:r
NORTH AMERICAN BOUNDARY.
In the House of Commons, March eth, in reply IL
question from Sir Stanford Canning who had m"rIon
on the paper for the production Of N,cels map OF The
disputed territory.
Lord PaImerson replied that he had yesterday recev
ed despatch from Mr.. Fox stating thata pirnpoentla-
nv was about to he sent by the American Government
England, 10 open negotiation with HE view oil SET
Ting the boundary question:; that lie could not sh "he-
Tier Sir John llarvev had acquIesced in such appoint
Inrn and that lie could not present lay amy papers
before parliament respecting these transactions. He
would however state that there reason 10 expo
that the friendly communications between This country
and America would be interrupted.
HousE OF LORDS, March IG.-Lord Brougham SAID he
sincerely hoped the powerful necessity ola with Ame
RIGA would be avoided. lie would no, counsel the Go.
vernuent nor would their lodsI;p sarr any
contrary the public honor; bui on the other hand no
appehensi0n need be entertained IN pgnence of the
high warlike reputation winch We had acquired all over
tie world by the vaor u heroes both 10y and land;
no apprche need he entertained that it would be
ternpalory 10 honor 10 cOncede much possible
for the maintenance Of the inestmable blessings OF
peace This The principle upon which the Go.
ve1nnent ought to every case, and above oil 10
respect to the unhappy differences between this County
and America.
There was one consolation this subject which was
tina, we were undenaby. clearly, and manes.ly in the
wrong; and giving up whenw were IN the wrong never
could harm US.
The following paragraph is the conclusion of nrri-
Gle the late boundary troubles in the London Weekly
Chronicle Of March "a:
The Congress, however, was expected not TO scpa.
rate, he session being upon the point OF ondng) with.
ont providing for the opposite alternative. by placing
a he OF n b.
used in the event OF any attempt the part Of Great
Britain, 10 take military POSSESSION Oh The territory IN
dispute.
I've see no reason to fear this us Sir John Harvey
in The midst of great IrGvocanns, on the part q Co
vernon Fairfield has evinced temper and moderation,
which will his ready acqalesCrnce IN the arrange
mrnt sanctioned by Mr. Fo'sy IN and Mr.. Fox
The Queen Of England has announced her intention
Iay Ihr first OF The House Of Parliament,
June next
Two Of the alleged murderers Of Lord NurLu.y were
arrested al Liverpool, after having taken passage 10 tins
CITY. They taken back 10 Ireland.
There had been aGoer Irrupt'un in the Thame. Tur.
mel which would delay The progress Of the works about
fortnight. No lives st.
French .Hinisny.-l ne French Ministry is said
to be arranged follows: Marshal Soul president Of
the council and minister war; Nj The :, minister
foreign affairs; NJ GuIzut, minister Of the interior; NJ
Duchael, minister Of finance, commerce; VI. Passy.
take whichever OF these two places should be declined
b. NJ. Duciaiol. The other departments do Eot appear
this lis, TO have been filled up. II would appear that
the Government anticipated and had provided tor
expression Of popular tisPcasnre ~ reinforcing with
artillery the infantry barracks 10 the enrirons
Of Paris 4 II ordinance had been issued by the kIEg
cnnvoking the Chambers for the Alb Of April, nsiead Of
10Th Of March. originally announced
IpndnH Ich 90. Money on Bankers Bills has been
available at the same quoted last week; first
merchants PIPER las been 33 10 4 Ii per cent dis
count
state and Prospect IF T,nds-Nothiog can lie
anomalous than the position Of The commercial aud
irciu n al
aar.c monopoly Of the Cotton market by The Bitdle
r.iy has forced The material to price wholly dis
proporliontd 10 tho market value OF The manufactured
tcIr The manufacturers have vunly attempted 10 with
stand the conederscy against them stocks are getting
low the experiment Of short time could not he persever-
ed in; and have the extraordinary spectacle OF uni
ver.a activity with goods cheap, aud the material
deal This state L, things carnot continue, and as there
appears Ic prospect Of any decline in the cotton mar
kel, goods must lie expected 10 advance.
I.uanchesttr Chronjdc
SPAIx-Nadfid papers OF the l1tI inst have reached
us. The Government was then carrying on an active
cores pondence with ESPaTtero report prevailed that
the Government had bee offered loan amount
by some London capitalists whose names, however.
we're mentioned On The Bourse.
LorGcp Starch 2Gh - On Friday night. Nj. Charles
Butler " no recently held high o.nce IN Canauu under
The administration O: the Government there by Lord
Durham, stated, IT, we on Saturday mentioned, 10
he his opinion, that mare preposierous, or more
unjust claim made by any netion than
ihnl cf England 10 exclusive iur!sdic: in the
Territory in dispute between tic Province Of New
BrLnsw lex and the State of Maine. This assertion,
confidently enough delivered, Lord Palmerslun re.
buk,d lie honorable gentleman Tor having ndis
creely made and at The same time expressed his
own decided opinion, that the claim was Il Just one,
and in perfect conformity with The agreement between
England and The United States, and which was to
the eject that that portion oihe territory dispute and
recently taken possession ofby The troops OF the Stale Of
Maine, should remain under the exclusive ursdclun Of
England ill the final settlement oi the boundary line
n,II ard Pal
that CT the President OF the United Slncs who in his
special message 10 Congress the subject declares that
the agreement entered into contained provision that
could be construed into an acknowledgment Of such
right in the British Government.
(I'r0m The Lond0n bankers CircalGr)