Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05
TWENTY THREE DAYS LATER.

Nyw York. july BY the arrival of The packet
ship independence Nye, from Liverpool on The 2oth
May, and the steam packet Liverpool Iop' fayrer; VI.
editors of the Commercial Advertiser have received
their regular files of London papers from The 2Uth OF
NAV TO ihe l2h Of June, inclusive nnd Liverpool pa
pers 10 18Th of June the Liverpools day OF sailing
II is understood that The ballot is to be an open qnes
lion. iho, il at no ministerial influence will be opposed
10 IT, and tina, supporters Of the ministry VIII not be e&
pec.ed TO vote against H. merely as ministerial support
ets Lord John Russell has also declared his intention
10 introduce amendments in the system OF registration,
and other measures carry out more etectuaily The
spirit of The reform bill.
Russian slave ship has been captured by one Of the
British cruizers. a.,
A crazy man was arrested on the night oil June iuth,
attempting TO enter The palace lie avowed that his OBJ
iect vas 10 kill The Queen whom he loaded with abuse
and excavations. ,
The Buffalo store ship sailed from Portsmouth on the
4lh with detachments OF the CooslfSam Ensfos anu
other regiments for Canada; and on The 9th the Atho
sailed with detachment Of the 2ilh, for The same des
tinalion. :,
II seems TO be understood that no changes in the ca
binet will take place. Lord Melbourne ana ms COZ.
leagues have determined 90 and try their fortunes
The list of fashionable arrivals for the 9Th OF June
contains the names of Mr.. and Mrs. Webster
Lord John Russell has announced the intention oil
government 10 establish The penny rate OF postage
A woman ppeared before the Lord Mayor on the 9lh
OF June soliciting assistance in establishing her claims
as the daughter Of George ". and Mrs Fitzherbert
The London Times announces the return OF Mr.. Jau
don 10 this country, ana Tue breaking up Vi Tue " o.
Bank agency.
A hostile correspondence has taken place between
Lord Brougham and Mr.. Henry Gratan, but il ended
in nothing Of importance
There have been riots Liverpool and Bury, but not
attended with serious consequences Excepting these,
there do appear to have been any Disturbances Ch
list or others.
The Russian Grand Duke had left Engand-and the
Queen Dowager had arrived.
Mr. Southey married to Miss Bowles in The first
week Of June.
Mr. Abercromby the late Speaker has been raised 10
the peerage by the title of Baron DuntermlIne
Accounts had been received in London OF the actual
commencement Of hostes between Turkey and Egypt
The Turkish army twenty thousand strong crossed the
Euphra,es at Byr, and battle is said 10 have taken
place on the frontiers Of Syria
The ratifcaons Of the treaty between Holland and
Belgium have been exchanged and that long pending
quarrel has been finally adjusted.
In Spain the Cotes has been dssolved-the new Cham.
Der to meet the st OF September. The Carlists had
taken and destroyed Ripo, in Catalonia; and they are
said TO have bu,chered all the inhabitants
The French papers intimate that the new ministry
hnve resolved 10 aid The Queen of Spain efficiently
than heretofore; and that the non Intervention policy
of Count Mole is TO be widely departed from.
Among the deaths on the continent we notice those
ofCardnel Fesca uncle TO Napoleon and The Countess
Of Lpona, ex.Queen of Naples. She died Of the same
aiment that destroyed her brother NsPoeon-cancer Of
the stomach.
Famine is about TO increase the suferings already en-
dured by the unfortunate inhabitants of Ireland.
PARLIAMENTARY SUMMARY.
May 27-Both Houses met pursuant TO the orGer Ia
ken at the adjournment In the House OF Lords, Wis.
count Melbourne, in answer TO question, stated that
a measure relating 10 Canada was under advsement,
but he could not yet name day for bringing II for
ward
Lord Broughsm made inquiries relative to the oura
grous conduct imputed TO Col Prince of Upper Canada