Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-25

BYpLAsT NIGHTS MAIL.
From The .Ntsc York Sun FrtiG, Dee. II
ARRIVAL. OF TIE COLUMBIA.
Era,

At Boston abont II O'Clock! on TUESDAY.
Some parts of her voyage was mild and pleasant ba.
for the last few days OF her she encountered DAG
weather and heavy gales.
| By this arrival We have Liverpool dates 10 The sth
| inst, and London 10 the evening OF the 3D.
| The London money market was toierabiy easy, and
plenty of money could be obtained good securities
The heavy importations OF specie from The u = rac
from South America, would It was thought, be an an
pie guaranty against any further panic IN tie money
market for time, and capitalists were licking about
them for safe means oil investment.
! Her MAJESTY rnE QCEES-On Monday afisrnoon
last her Majesty, in company with her ilus;Tious cor.
sort was able take airing in close carriage Tor
the first time since her accouchment. The Queen and
Prince Albert absent from the palace nearly 81
hour. Several statements have been circulated re-
speeding the christening o the infant prince, but we
understand nothing has yet been determined upon, and
that all such assertions mere conjecture
The commercial depression which had prevailed SO
long in England had spread the whole OF Europe.
In Russia, II was felt very severely Not less than two
hundred and fifty failures had tkcn place in Moscow
alone and nearly equal number II 81. Pe:eFsbGrgh
The Emperor ia reported to haze issued percrpofy
ukase 10 the effect that those lnsovents who I'D no,
pay 40 per cent of their debts should he compelled 10
ioin the army common soldiers.
The failure of the potato crop Ireland appeared II
be even more extensive than il al first represented
and coupled with the hut TOO apparent indications Of
severe winter, caused many melancholy iorebodngs CT
distress among the countless poor OF that oppressed ara
l.roverned country. The spread OF lie temperance
reform was hoped would 70 far 10 mitigate the evils
of scarcity and maiorae the condition OF the suffer
ing poor but could hardly atone Tor The great falling
of OF crop when 10 iesahu y more important t"ah
all others combined
Inc Lohooh pups " ..'s .' ''l ." IA I'll
| Guards at St. Georges Barracks. bali composed OF
xnos;,e materials wa. thrown ino tho conrt of Ia.
c,,rIs and fa ., The ,sa, e sd;er and ~
nloIod n,;,h The noise Of cannon. /, caused r-nn,
aI.- he Hrs WIIi
a' n . ,s - ,, ~, ro.i hi man IT,,
"neh y psc ''lI s ="
"." ''e ol. I'll, i.i.s ci,o.,, ,S N.'s
attempts ~ s. =, a., Jouar ~ no aI., :, 81
y upon t"v ne :, L ,hs VOL -, f;r". ., no.
na .sn, haro ordered reu,n of mn ore,anars II
Ea'.land - bs ,nade Fo,,h,;,b
Tho American Minister. Mr.. Everett, arrived il.
-, ~ ~. lob Sovecbcr md ,hc ne,t DIV r..
~ 49, .a;anc Win ord ALorfocn IN ne olib h,
dnsJ Win SIR Robert Peel s.t Two days afterward,
he Iett 1 ondou for Paris
e ~. ;asn.I S,.nd,d .,,.. ,bn, l,-. and ,,
~ : n,,, l., ,,n,oss ~ to,.,,,o, M,
g.. -, h;oc, no ,oan, ~ c-ts.s;.c ,r,,
ni;on,l srsiem of em;nra,on 10 the North American
"a1an;os
Tu,wr. TryyE1-A thorouq,fare was on tic o..
of Noren,hcr sti;cted N this Sork and nada usr a.
g. ~ g., ,;o,e he III. rb,l. of ,,,e i,r.c,o-. m
~. ~. lie o;;n.i .ni.c,,icrs ,bn h,f s.sernhis.
ao''s , "oo.;an Tao ah;nid bsy,n, hoe, ad-ancc3
sh.S, =, Wo,n,nr considerable oneo,no vas
cpt IN The brctwork and i, was through Ibis The par,v
! had moi 10 wnse enabled In
onon;nr the first suhicrrancan communicated bc,gcea
,bs onnoste shares Of he river.
nr,ru ~ Cu,,1rty. 1nr ScrLrroF-Sir F-.re;s
Chant, flo most celebrated EMIL scnlr.or oird cf
an o,onlac,;c 4, IN The 18th Eayemher
i - ~ ~ ann !, Tb;s celshr,teJ rotls,o,n
,hoa ,he rsadsrs Lord Br,on yilI nat soou eorret
d;sd ost month
rh Re-; 50h ard osh IL ,;.,nn,s ware "a n,o,ae5
| Immediately IL China having been fully recruited No
difficulty appeared 10 exist in eniistlng any REQUESTS
number of troops as great many OF tie vasl multitude
out Of employment choose 10 brave danger and dseGsa
abroad, rather than starvation al home
There was great meeting 81 deputies from all tia
Ant-Corn Law Associations at hluncheslef on the GIN
November, at which speeches made md 'ssou.
tons passed. verging very near 10 shat would have
been considered "treason' some 90 ycars ago.
The accounts in the provincial journals all agree in
| ,ha ,,ncunt nc ran hss
nc berood the AVERAGE Of any season FOR MANY wears
mast
The misery and dest;tu,on in Paisley, 50 far fror,
suffering any diminu.ion, continues 10 increase Tie