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

From " J.. SqH.D ~ ~
ARRIVAL. or THE STEAMER ACADIA
FIFTEEN days Important Parliamentary ia,iecars
The ntr Paritamcat--S SIR K"Lert Pets u,sGyar,S-
importahu from Irnncc -Bo:d arempt assdss'n"tc
Tie King SIM, Date .i0mate. NJ hs ASSASSIN
--E1citcd state # tie puLitc mint TrouJlfS n ats
eonnhy- Emeutrs--irr,rui ~ The Leran; .Naii-Tu-
ksy, Egypt anil Syria- Generat European nnrs-- IT,
Harrest IN Ensiaad-State Of trade-We LtraPoI
Cctton Mnrktt-1 Tie Ten Ma,het-.ionciaryegars-
Fixtures, &c, DC.
The steamer Columbia arrived a, Liverpool al q
o'clock, T. NJ i, lIh ult.
Daniel DiSby, Esq, Of Lowell, passenger in the .ica.
Ola, was benrcr ofd'spaches from the American Isnis
ter al The Court OF st. james.
| Her Majesty and Prince Albert were at Windsor
Castle the 18th ut but they intendcd leave tor
London in few days.
| The news from France Of an attempt 10 assasSHae
one Of the royal family and the parliamentary and com
ncrcia intelligence from England, are the ptlncl'a!
topics Of interest brought hy The Acadia.
| The advices respecting the harvest IN Enasn! &c
not unfavnrabc anticipated, the i,r t@c
most part being well housed and free from Gargri
there WILL it sald be deficiency of about ors'Ah
or seventh OF the usual average crop The gtHr'a1
state Of trade in the manufacturing districts has sgiy
| improved.
| The official London Gazette gives several appoint
nents III the Ministerial list, Lut they are ~; y
much Importance.
| P.RLIAMESr, Sept. G.-The House Of Lords Fcas'
sembled this day, when the change Of seats customary
upon the advent of new administration 10 Office "'A
place Sept. S-The business oi the day having t''"
disposed OF, The House adjourned TO September ~ :
The House Of Commons reassemb!ed Sep,emtef 80
nut the business is not Of particular interest ~
House adjourned September 9Th till the 10Th, waeh
again assembled and Sir Robert Peel made sho'
speech, III which he stated what he had 10 propose ="
respect TO the Of business during the stiiag
lie intended 10 adopt without exception and "h'1s
alteration, the estimates submitted by the h'ns"'s'
With respect To expiring laws, il would be iee's'
sary to make provision for their continuance IL pr
posed 10 continue Tic existing Poor law wi:h is Pc
sent establishment 10 the 3lst of next July. VISA +,
spec 10 finance the Chancellor .: tie Excequer "o'"
take the opportunity of the earliest Committee Of Wa
an Means 10 state the details of the measures 'nhc
diately Necessary for the public service The '''-'
sum would be about two and half millions re -
manent measures Of finance, which would Le nt''s
sary Tor the equalization OF revenue and eXitndt'I
II was not the intention Of Ministers III The pf'ss"
session to announce, and he must solicit i"e ="
terval for stating their intentions in regard ~ o,
measures OF great Importance, the duty OF forming
new Administration had occupied his time, t"-.
Ind been impossible for him yet 10 mature NJ =
cisions Lord John Russell replied by stating, 'na
heard with great regret II was not Sir Robert ee ~
tcnt'on to bring forward any important measure - s
present Session he thought, considering '"e -
which had elapsed since the principal OF Inc nov i
ing questions had under the public consi1eis''g,
that Ministers ought 10 have been prepared WIN cao
proposals III connection with subjects OF so i.c0" -
sequence 10 the country. .,c,
1 Sept. l7.--S Robert Peel having morea US '',
| Of the day, that the House 60 into COMMITTEE !,
/ ply, Lord John Russell rose and made long sr Co.,
i winch lie stated the course which he ,h"ue".
to be pursued with reference TO the present 50
public affairs Sir Robert Peel replied, tina! ne ''s