Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12

E ..;,ns ~ stated to the House. Lord
/ IBIS as.s,,sd the course taken, and sa'a y
.Sn "s ,;srsctory to the country. a iohg anu
aI5e ,'.nssion then ensued, which endeo IN
,r,.'s owing an amendment, calling o" t.e
fsi1'", Granting the Supplies 10 'aSe i nr
business uf the country ~
u '"s ',;,o. and on u division, The or'giha
Il t'f H.. nd by I49 10 81: The House Aeh
@a' e a',,,,,e Of Supply. Some Miscellaneous
Al 10 l''' Non voted, and the House ADJOURNED 10
~ .;s &c Ohio. has been making speeches
laHa' ,,yns in England, about the capabihtv
II ~ @'s Il America TO supply England WIN
A i.Hsp', Of Manchester had asked h,m !"
1 TIE f,hs ccrn.!aws should be repeaiea.
n a're ' ~,,a.ns were sold BY auction al Sarra-
81 Glf'' u use. ON the 9th ult, tor 9o,2oo 10 a
4. t9'" Tn, Psuccss Theatre, III OXFORD street,
H"n u,mlct, the jeweller, was sofa on tue same
II s,- Of his assgnees, ior Iio'sov, oo'e"'
49, was opened BY Madame 'eslfis on
asa ut ..,, oe Hobhouse & CO.. of Bath,
y, old BinAins mouse VI '-'
''7Prma b r died in London on the 10th ult.
aa asn.,,,nnell continues TO attend the Repeal
leland and is very violent against the
';s" uc boasts Of the aid he receives from
-''. .nl saws that large remittance from New
=. m1..sss,er Guardian states, that % persons
'asJ At Whitworth, by eating diseased meal,
{, ,siscn had died
The most i'm portant news from PARIS IS that
=, attempt to assasSinate one OF the Noyai
80 ,be 18th ult The French papers are occu'
.;,b Little else of interest. II appears that lne
y,nnaIe, who had marched with the 18th Light
Ma ,ll.on nd r
pms. and while proceeding ut the head OF ms
- ,o,.ther with his three brothers, the Dukes
I",,.. Nemours, and Montpelier, an assassin
n'.,ory DISCHARGED 4 pistol at him; but iortu-
:, = ,bot did not take effect. Pappard was IN
crested. c.,,n.
.h,.,c,ers paraded the streets, utter'ng sea'-
.ss--"a bas Louis Philhppe-a bas Guizot-we
Mood" we're heard. The MODS were dispersed
-, rot taxing place. The Census had caused
agreeable events in the South OF France, where
| h, disorders had taken place. The people hreG
i military at Clermont, in Avergne, k'hins ano
/ - several. The troops succeeded IN putting
J,wn. Tie Disturbances, in most places, mac
,,5,lded By the last account.
l,t.nrsr, the celebrated Banker of Paris, died on
,'a u,, also, NJ. Berlin, principal Editor OF the
| al les ptba:s for AZ years.
| -, generally believed, in Paris, that the new
,s,a 10: l5O 1000, C00f) would be brought out IN
III.
| ,<g,, AFRICA ouion, Sept. IL, (receiyed the
4 The Maritime Project TO the Minister OF Ma.
The situation Of the provinces OF the West Is
ga.!ly improving; 10000 Medjehcrs are now on
\. aud thanks TO their medium, alostagnem al
l.. Mn supplies The submission of the Bordga,
| g, SRI: IN hostages, is considered as likely &c
1a,s soon and their example will necessarily
mont The surrender of the Garrebs. The Arabs,
| ,.t ab1ndondcd our Dourairs and S:neias, are
i. ,- leave 10 return. There is no longer any
! Abdel kader, who does not give any obstacles
=, csser;ons; and it is hence concluded that the
- .Aoairn will subdue him completely. There
A. ~ new from Mahon.
~ A>p PoRruGAL.-Spain and Portugal are on
=, terms Many fear that war between taem
.v,a5le The Regent Of Spain is we'll disposed for
ure Nth Donna Maria.
uy-A letter from Florence says, that on the 4ti'
p,enber hostile meeting took place between Dr.
/ ATTACKED 10 the Court of the Grand Duke o.
ans, and Mr. PlowGen, banker at Florence
J. + a, Jour PAGES distant, and DR.. Crook was
dead llr. Plowden was arrested in his flight to-
Sloiena.
l.gs,f-The new Greek ministry is at an end
osc.iao, worn out by the obstacles thrown IN has
4 Klng Ohio, has definitely resigned, and anoihe!
i, lad been formed The affairs of Greece were
|; ,e,7minr more complicated, and an insurrection
a; the Bavarian rule was anticipated.
+ ; British Queen steamer arrived at Antwerp, sep
sr,rsi.-Tbe Vienna correspondent Of the London
Pos: states that the notes of Prince Mettern'ch
,.osu,sd The assent of France to the disarming oil
= The reduction Of the Austrian army is to
!. ,aer in October, when it is said, the entire Land
q n he dismissed.
i ronsoaby was abont TO leave Constaniinople
l.,nd.
ne Candian Instruction was completely at an end,
Nls,aphs pacha had returned to Gambia.
G5iPr The Pacha, who was perfectly satisfied win
,rs,en, position Of affairs amusing hmseli III
n, lie Turkis Transitions Of the correspondence
,r = the affairs Of the East, which he had received
nj London He had caused one Of his officers TO be
.ej - death in the very hall where he had promui
I'd ne haiti scherff of Gulhana, shortly after his
a,sslon.
llylarooL CoTToS MARKET, Sept. 1lth.-There
. s,tn, this week, been fair demand tor cotton
10 lie trade, but The market ha. been freely sup
j. md very irregular, and closes heavily at de-
ne u n per TO- from last weeks quotations, de-
NJ 4 u pc. b. having been submitted to- The
ss ! Ii. week amount TO - $50 bales, including
q American on speculation, and l2o0 American ano
Slral !or export Yesterday there was good al
l:ace Of The trade, and an extensive demand stu
r na'ke! closes very tanely. We have had better
5 ness doing to-day, with s;eadier market-Ihere
10 rara,on in prres.-.7ibioa, Sept. 1850
IAE li.kvrsr Tie harvest is now fairly ended IN
ny d The Southern counties, although in The North
: I'll, exposed to danger. Undoubtedly the result
- On, much better than was expected a month o'
Heras $40, though still no one will deny that there
Oe serious deficiency. From observation and IN
: II various quarters, we are inclined to think II
4 n, 1sal han N rs ~
p ~, other words, we may require two millions
ahalf, or three millions Of quarters of wheat from
n Countries in addition to our domestic supplies,
red ha population of Great Britain until the au
m d l>i2 : London .3tiaS.
CLASSICAL TEACHER WANTED wish 10 engage, fo
~; t,E. YEAR the services OF single gentleman, who Il