Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
From TIE N. y. H,ra'd. Sept ls.l

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Arripai Of Tie Steamships Margaret and Great Westsyn.
Very Disastrous vtps from Iadia-Defeat Of the Eng
iish al the Cape If Good Hope Flight Of the Emps.
ror of Chiaa-.4rriuai Of the Queen in Seotdnd-Iho
Riots in Engiand-Iheir Subsidenes-State Of Trade
Tile Cotton and Money Jifarkets-Settfement Of the
Regency Question in Franee-L0rd Ashburton and
the Trsnty-Deftats IN Russia-JSsrs from all parts
of the Horid.
Two steam ships have srrved-the Great Western
here and the Margaret at Halifax. The former sailed
from LIVERPOOL on the Sd instant and the latter the
22d ult. We have received by them intelligence from
Europe fourteen days later than that brought BY the
Caledonia.
No change in cotton. Prices advanced one week,
bnt fell back again.
The Great Western brings ninety six passengers,
among whom are Madame Celeste Elliott and her ia.
ther.
Our Minister Edward Everett, had gone to Paris
There have been large Frauds at the London Custom.
House.-There have been failures among the corn
factors-American and Canadian -four is sxpence low
er.-Grain is down.-The Regency question in France
has been decided
The instruction in the manufacturing and mining
Districts having spent its violence subsidng, and
the restoration Of tranquility becoming general
AT many places The dsturbers peace have returned
to work. By the thousands upon thousands engaged
in the insu,rectonary movement, no fire arms were
used In Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, the women were
among the most active Of the rioters as in the Reign OF
Terror in Rance. The torn out in Scotland, regarded
as the project for general movement has been fail
ure.
There appears to be little change in the markets
The tendency Of tho corn market was downward,
which is easily accounted for by the abundant crops
bu, business Of almost every kind was improving.
The English Government had experienced, to the
fullest extent the efficiency Of railroads in conveying
troops during the late Disturbances in the monufactur
ing districts.
| The Queen and Prince Albert had gone to Scotland
Both were well; the babies.
The lad Bean had been sentenced to eighteen months
imprisonment in Newgae, for attempting to shoot the
Queen with pipe STEM
| 1t 10 said that the Emperor of China has fed into
Tartary The English had slaughtered many more &C.
lestials.
The British have met with more reyerses in India,
and with disastrous defeat the Cape Of Good Hope
| The crops abundant all over the Kingdom.
Santos Monteros 81 CO. had failed for 003, 1884 marks
banco.
MINISTERIAL OpposIrIos-We have learned within
the last few days that Lord John Russell has sgnfed
Lord Palmerson in answer to representations BY the
lat to the necessity of the Liberals advancing with
the popular feeling, that closely connected as he ord
John RussrlD with the Bedford family, he could not
consento be party to further reform, and that there
fore he thinks it better that the opposition would
look out for some other leader before the commence
ment Of another parliamentary campan.
Morning .4drertiser
INDIA AND CHryl-A telegraphc dispatch from
MarseilIes dated the Both ut, announces the arrival
at that place of the overland mail from India. The
intelligence brings painfully confirms the apprehen
sions which excited in the public mind BY the last
accounts from Jealabad. The Great Liverpool, which
reached Marsees Tuesday morning, is the bearer
of the melancholy accounts from the camp of Gen.
Pollock These accounts down TO the 2d OF june
Disease excessive heat scarcity of PROVISIONS and the
smoom had decimated the roops; and discomfort at the
Of nociion in which they kept is said to have
been at its height AS was anticipated, Ukbar Khan
had possessed himself of the Bala Hissar and of The
treasures that deposited there. The Governor
General had however, left General Pollock TO act ac-
cordng 10 his judgment Symptoms of muiiny
had manifested themselves among the Sikhs. The
accounts from Candahar 10 the 18th of June,
but are wholly devoid of interest. Nothing of i'm.
portance had occurred in China. II was rumored
that the Emperor had taken refuge in Tartary The
preparations for march Chapoo were completed,
but the troops remained inactive, and, apparently dis
hearened.
South ArRIcA.-Another cloud has lowered over
the brilliancy of the British Arms. In present
number we have only record disasters which be-
el our troops in India but have TO chronicle the
particula also of in South Africa BY the
arrival Of papers from the Cape of Good Hope, to the
18th of June, learn from the official report of the
commanding officer Of the British Troops at Port
Natal, that the detachment dispatched from thelCape
to suppress the ourages Of the Doors of that settlement
has been defeated with considerable loss.