Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-08
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ny LAsr NIGHT, NAL.
ARRIVAL or THE
A G. A ID L A
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER.
FROM THE NEW YORK PAPERS

FROM THE NEW YORK PAPERS
important Parliamentary inte!ligenee-The New |
PIfnmcn,-Sir Robert Peel's Mensurcs--Im. |
por.nn, fom France-BoI OF enrt,o ass,ssnate
the Kings Son, Duke D'Aumee-Arrest Of the !
Assassin-EXcitcd state a the Public Mina- |
Troubles in the Country msutes-Arrivsl Of !
the Lsvnni Mal-rurkey, Egypt and syria - !
General European News-Thc Harvest in Eng. |
ihnd-Siate OF Tado-Tne Liverpool Cotton
Market-Mone,nry Ariirs, &c.
The steamer Columbia arrived at Liverpool a. 6
O'clock, 4. NJ. iiIh inst.
Daniel BiShy, Esq. of Lowell passenger in tho
Acadia, was bearer OF dispatches from the American
MiuiS'Cr nj the Coult of ST. James.
Her Majesty aud Prince a bert were at Windsor
Castle On the lsth ult, but they intended TO leave
Tor London in few days.
The neys from France Of an nt,cmp. TO sssas,i-
nate o OF the Royal Family, and the parliament.
airy aud commercial iniogeLcs from England. ato
the principal topics of Iutees. brought by the Aca-
da.
are not 20 uuiavorablc icpated the corn for
the most part being well housed and free from dan
GER there wiII, It ~ snid, be deficiency Of about
one sixth OF seventh in the usual aversge crop
The seUcrul state Of trade IN the manutuc uriug dis
ttics has slightly improved.
the Official London Gazette gives several ep-
pontmenis ia the NV Ministerial list, hut they are
not 81 much Importance.
The dmgs OF Parliament arc not of mate
rial interest. Tue TWO Houses re-assemUIcd on the
/ 9Th OF September, and adjourned on the S,h-tEo
l Lords until the 2O.h, and the Commons until the
I 10 u, Of the month. = Robert Peel made a
short sperch IN the House Of Commons on the 10th
/ IN which he stated what he had Ia propose with re-
spcct In the course OF business during the sitting.
/ lie intended TO adopt, without exception and with
out alteration the estimates submitted by the MIN.
listers. Win respect to expiring laws, It would lie
necessary TO make provision for their continuance
he proposed to continue the existing Poor law, with
It's present establishment, TO the 3ist OF July.
With respect to Finance, the Chancellor of tie Ex-
chequer would take the opportunity OF the earliest
committee Of Ways and Means 10 state the details
OF tie measures immediately necessary Tor the pub
! lie service. The tutNl sum would rc about ,! mil
I lions. The permanent measures of finance, which
would be necessary Tor the Cquazalio of revenue
ana expenditure, Il was not the intention Of Minis
tiers in the present session 10 announce, and he
40 cit like interval tot stating their intentions 10
regard 10 other measures OF great importance, the
duty oi forming tie new administration had 80 oc-
cupiCd his time, that It had been Impossible Tor him
to mature his decisions. Lord John Russell repl ed
| by stating that he heard with great regret It
not Sir Robert PEERS intention t. bring forward any
important measure IN the present session; he
/ though, considering the time which had elapsed
| since the principal 81 the now pending question had
come urd'r the pubic consideration, that ministers
q. sht 10 have been rrcpue ed with proposals
IN connection wiki suffice If much cons, qucnce
TO the country.
On the I'm, the House in Committee Of the
WAoe, Yves Engaged on ihe question Of supplies
some miscellaneous estimates were voted, and the
House again ADJOURNED 20 the 2O.h
FRANCE.
! The mos, important news lIom Paris i, that re-
sPsciIrg an attempt To assassnaje ono Of the Roy.
| Al Fanny On the l2th nit. The French papers are
occupied with little else OF interest. Ii appears that
/ the Duke G'Auma'r E;hu had marched with the l7th
! Light iahntry through France from Marseles, had
Just arrived IN Paris, and wGi.e proceeding at the
head Of his regiment, together with his three bro
81 a.. IN. e ~. n.
PETER an assassin mined PapPard, dIschargeda ps-
tu at HIM. but fortunately the shot did not take e-
/ feet. Paqplrd Yves instantly arrested.
! The greatest excitement prevailed in Paris
Groups OF loose characters pITaied the streets, ut
/ crug seii,.Ous cries--"a has Louis Phllhype-a
| OlS GU'zot-we must have Liood," We heard. The
MOI were dispersed without riot taking place
! The Census had caused very GsAgreeibe events ~
The south of FrrncC, wheTs irlshfu. disorders hso
/ taken pace. The people feed on The military a.
| CierGmunt IN Avergne, EIlsng and wOuuirng Sc
/ veal. The troops succeeded IN pu'tItg the riot
down. Tie Disturbances IN most places nAd near
I ly sub..dsd ny the laS nc outs.
/ II. Hottngusr, the celebrated banker Of Paris
d.Sd ca the !O.h @!i; also NJ Berlin, principal yLi
Tor OF the Journal des Dsbats for 40 yeas.
! |, was generally believed IL PArls that the new
French loan flor lJO,OJO,OOOEl would be brought
! gu, IN October.
FREHCu AFRICA -Tnulon, Sept. II, (rcceived
the IS h.)-Tne MIrt me pce',Ct TO I, e Minister IT
MaGre:-The situation of the provinces of the
west Is continually improving; 10000 MeGjshers
are now on our SIDE aud thanks TO their mgtiium,
MnsRgsnem attends with supplies. The sutmIs-
OF the BOrGgil, who have sen; in hostages IS
considered likely To take place soon; and their
example wi! necessarily bring about the surrender
OF tie Grirrabs. The Arabs, Who had abandoned
on. DOUraiTs and Smc'as, are asking Tor leave IN
turn. There Is no longer any talk OF Add .e.ka- |
der who does give any obstacle these deser-
lIuus; and Il is hence concluded that the autumn
comnaIsn will suhdua him completely. There Is
no'lug new IN NIhOn.
TIE Spanish government has permitted the In
FAINT Don Francisco &c Paulo and his family 20 re.
turn to Midud This measure viii give : sad blow
10 the faction Of tie EX- Regent.
Spain and Portugal are on the worst terms. Ma !
ny fear that war between them is inevitable The
Regent oi Spain IS well disposed for rupture with
DJul Maria.
The Vienna Correspondent Of the London Nor.
Ming Post states, that the Of Prince Meter
Mich had procured the assent OF Fr0ucc TO the dis
nrmng OF Europe The reduction Of the Austrian
army to take place IN October, when, it IS said
the cn'ire L1ndwchr will bc dismissed.
Advces from the frontiers Uf Poland contradict
the reports OF changes IN the institutions OF that
country. The Empe.or, !, is thought will no. visi:
wsTslS this year. The Russian troops IN Poland
had been reduced to .Ec pace footing.
Accounts ffom Coustan'inope ofthe 25th August
state Tia. the uihu'c 20 De piid bv the SYRIAN noun
ianees had been fixed al Clio, $50. Sad Boy was
sill IN the Turkish capital.
Lord Ponsunby was about to leave Constantine
pie for Eug.an
The Cardan instruction was completely at an
Cnt. and Mgs'a1hl PdChu had returned to Cind-. |
Things are represented to I've IN very bad way
m Syria. tn, mountaIneors are quite uuruIy, and
had L. gun To- fight amongst lh- nlsClvcs.
O'Conuci, Is aEiiaung the Repeal question in Ire !
land, ard boasts Of the pscunIory aid he receives
from this country. IN one ui his speeches he stated
,b7t considerable remittance from New York Vas /
expected soon.
Air James Curtis, Of Ohio has been making
spec hcs IN several large towns IN Ersnrd about
the ctpaUIty and willingness OF America 10 sup |
ply England with corn. The people IT Mauehcs- |
ter mad asked him TO write home that the corn laws
should he repealed.
BANK or ENGLAND.
Quarterly average Of the wccK'y liabilities md |
assets from the 22d uf June To the Illh of Scrcu,
bCr, 1871, bo.h inclusive:
Liabilities. Assets
Circulation, Ll5isl,OU Securities, E2S SCI OaO .
Deposits, -,u'2OOo Bullion, Ig7JUOO .