Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-24
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-,,,,zz ,ys LATER FROM EUROPE
~. CAPTAIN Jndkins, arrived al Boston
The ,,v morning, bringing papers ana Ic.'e's
q tha,ss In OF August from Liverpool rue 20
liz Inch encountered much severe "e"'''e' oA
j .aes' h,,n,ht one hundred passengers.
yhead' olo. R,;t,nna made the shortest homeward
fas sra".' IS The Cunard line since they began to
pas,.r OF az, At Liverpool at seven o'clock r M
j., sae ,,m;np the passage from Halifax IN nine
ss'h Ph,ssn hours. and the whole voyage IN only
IA, sna s's "a q. hours. But for the stormy wea
'e ua, ,rsyaed Just before her arrival, she wouiu
,s' WI Liverpool in the morning, ns'eaa o' tue
j oing oil the same oay. ;,-os, The decision of
The new" Cour, of this State, in the case OF Mcleod
IL s'Nea ,,ber quietly. The journals critc'se II
Bitterness and severity, and it occas'oned
vii sons isnress,on of the funds but beyond thai
r12',4'ib have rroduced very little effect.
s p,h.,, Peel gave dinner on the 2hh ui''hio' AZ
/ .,.,b. 10 his supporters, and maze iong Spee..
iars;on He declared that he intended TO acl
u ;is which he made in 1885, and upon
a?@ -, measures which he supported IN lolo. ne
Pl's-a. .,,,e positively what he would do 1t calico
S'-- .;rsraton of affairs, but he intended to be
t' .i,r. in Parliament, August 10Th, personally 10
~ n. r.su, Of The appeal which had been maze
:, Ne people. ,c -, u,,rr;.os
l,.d Joha Russell, the oay neioi1 -"
,o,b wrote an address 10 his London consul
~: rb,cb appeared in the papers imme d'ately
and cansed considerable talk lie says, 'as no
.s' of The Crown can stand without the conn
., n the House of Commons, our retirement from
-. uil nme diaely follow the condo mnation OF our
,a!cy. ,. ,or s,rs. ..Tbe pros
~. + onr harvest are tolerably good; and II Tine
bpr be vouchsaed to the agrcultur'st, Inc y'eiu o.
90 ,b,, this may be the case, as, with want oil EN-
m.nt which is SO generally complained OF, the mos
,ns consequences are to be apprehended to tranquil
- !, home should the staff of LIE be enhanced IN va
- daring the ensuing winter.
Tbs intslloence Of the decision of the Supreme
r,, in The Mcleod case taken out by the Britannia
..,,sonsd considerable sensation in England. Inc
s.i. declined per cent Immediately. The tone OF
- moderate portion Of the English press-lory as
vell as Whg-is reasonable.
The new Parliament was expected TO assemo,e On
he Ilth of August. The Spectator says .te iol'e'
ru have a majority of so division IL was e3'
,,csd that Ministers would resign Immediately aite'
ne meeting of Parliament. Rumor gave the PREMIER
sap 10 Peel 1.,.. On Tho ia
u,nd io cotton has been limited throug bout the week,
whch closes with great heaviness at decline Of 80
nor IN from last weeks quotation OF American he
s,les Of the week amount to 2o,20 bales, ncluolns
600 American and $50 Surat on speculation, ana @oo
American for export. $3.50 American have been Tor
wa-ced unsold during the month.
CHi>,, INDIA, ASp EGyrT.-fhe last dates are
from Macao, the I'd of April; Calcutta, the 9th o.
j4ne bombay, the 18th of June; and from Aiexan
d-i, the 10Th of July.
These accounts from China have been anticipated
IL ne arrival of the Akbar at New York; but the
aen. from India may be interesting.
There was an attempt made lately by an Arab, who
C,,c,o in fbs
ha,,a country where he seized the fort OF Guidance
sa some troops having been sent against him lie was
speedily routed, and the fort retaken
FR,ycE-The "Three Glorious Days" passed away
without any troubles The usual ceremonies were per
formed Extraordinary precautions were taken TO pre-
ssfye the peace-the soldiers were kept constantly II
b,rack-he cavalry with their horses saddled and the
Kps's Guards were doubled. Not the least DISPOSE
tn 10 break the peace however, had been discovered
The Constitutional states that Nj. Human has pro-
nsei in the Council to reduce the Budget OF 1913 10
lie level OF the estimated revenue tor that year inns
wlud enable the French Government to reduce cons
tsraby lis army and navy
P,gis, July 2i.-"The Semaphore of Marseilles has
letter from Leghorn, which announces that The
house Of Brchivcrai and Taddee became bankrupt or
the 18th, for about 400 900 francs. The Cologne Ga
ze,e speaks Of more considerable failure, which !
has caused great confusion at Nuremberg IL saie
u De for no less sum than two millions and hall o
forms, 600 sterng)
I'VE learn by In Fine, which had arrived at brest,
TIM, w. Monlagues has taken possession OF the govern
nent OF Senegal All the depredations on French yes
sells committed by the natives the western coast oil
Africa are now punished; the indemnities demanded
aud received have filled the magazines Of Greece Will
rory ebony wax, sandal wood, &c, part OF which ha
been brought to France by La Fine
SpsIy.-The Moniteur contains the following Iele
graphic despatch
"TorLos, July 2l.-The column of Gen Lamocier
entered ,ostsganem on the 10Th.
Several engagements had taken place to our advan
ase.
"slascara is occupied by 1000 men, well provide
with every thing till October.
"1'he arrest in Paris Of NJ Linormand, the ex-Co
mssary Of Police at Toulouse, was known IN that CIT
the Both
Another disastrous fire broke ont at Seville, in Spar
en- The 18th OF July, adjoining the scene of the Prev'ou
coadgratlon in Entendmento street, which destroye
seren,y,hree houses, some of which had stood for INV
centuries