Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-11
FOREIGN.
HIGHLY iartRTANT FROM ENGLAND.
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.irrirai If the Great Uestern.
NV YORK, Nov. 1.-The Princess Of American
steamers, the Great Western, Capt. llosken arrived
last evening at half past siS at which hour we received
papers and letters, together with copy of Dickens
Work on America Us published in London on The 9lh
entitled follows:
MIR CHARLES DICKENS AMERICAN NOTES for GENE
WI RAJ CIRCULATION in vols port S." price dis
Chapman aud Hail. ls6 stand
OF this singular and curious work we have no time
speak. The principal passages containing his
most racy and bitter opinion OF society in the u S. will
be found at great length i'll this days paper The
OF the work will be published to-day in EXTRA HER
AID, if we possibly accomplish The job, and a,
early au hour possible. This brochure will cause II
q sensation throughout The L. S Don't burst-kecp
coal Be quiet
The Great Western, owing 10 The new Tariff, has
cargo very Limited in quantity, but contains
liable property. She brings out considerably more
than one hundred passengers, among whom are W.
Virgil Marcy, ESQ., u. 8. Ambassador and lady; Mons
Pageot, Churge d'.7faires from Paris to Washington
lady and family Mons Destonet, OF Philadelphia, bear
Of dispatches from the American Legation ut Paris
w. S. Derrick Esq, bearer Of dispatches from the
American Legation ut London to the u b, containing
the new treaty; Mons Anthony Sampayo Attacbc to
the Legation OF the u. S al Paris LOUIS Borg de Bal
zan, Vice Consul of France at New York; Vlscounle
de Cramayal Mons Loubat and family; and Mr.. Ralph
Lockwood
we understand that the Cunurd line of steamers will
Boston inrever So also Will the French line.
Gen. Duff Green who returned in the last steamer
had long interviews, before he left Europe, with SIR
Robert Peel in London, NJ Guizot III Paris, and has
brought general scheme OF new commercial rea-
ties between England and the u. Sihtes, and between
France and the T. based principles of reciprocity
IN mutual tariff of duties. This basis Of a new sys.
TEN of negotiation, has been carried to Washington,
and may possibly be introduced into the President
next message Us a new mode of settling information.
IL kot., nd
the L. S.
The London newspaper press, following the cue Of
Charles Dickens, in The Foreign Quarterly and IN his
book, is assalng, in the most bitter manner the Anne
newspaper press, for the purpose, Us they avow,
Of ares,ug the progress of Republican ideas, and Re-
publican prime pies in Europe. The cat is out Of The
bag at last The free institutions of this happy land
carry alarm to the a0biesse OF Europe, and liberty must
be attacked, net by the sword, but The pen Very WELL
come
THE HrALTu OF HER MAJrsTY.-We have very
high authority for announcing The important and highly
gratifying fact that Most Gracious Sovereign Ia in
that delicate and interesting situation, the nmaon ct
which cannot fail to be received with the most heart
felt interest by every loyal subject in the dominlons Of
her Maiesty SIR James Clark, one of the physicians
in ordinary to the Queen, has paid frequent visits to
her Majesty of late at Windsor Castle Her Ma jesy
has taken any equestrian exercise for some time
.horning IcraH
New YORK STEAMER BRIrIsH QuEEs.-We are in.
orders have been n York for her not 10 leave
that port before the 10Th To The l2h inst instead of the
regular day, the 1ththis being her last voyage this
season. We are requested 10 make this announcement
in order TO ranqnilze the public mind, as she would IN
the regular be due at Cowes about o-dny, the
22d whereas she not to be expected for five or Elk days
longer
ENCOURAGEMENT TO ConaERcE.-The "Journnl du
Commerce of Antwerp, announces that the British
Queen, on her arrival al New York, on her last trip,
was ordered to pay tonnage dues to the amount OF
s0OOf or 9O00f and in addition 10 this expense
refused 10 reimburse the entrance duties on her Goals on
her leaving the port which would loss OF 10000
or 5,000f The Belgian vessel the hercator, had
also, adds this Journal to pay this unexpected increase
Of tonnage dues.
The Paris papers of Thursday have reached US The
letter OF Lord Aberdeen TO the Lords Of the Admiralty
the right of Search practsed by our cruisers on
the of AirIca, is however, the principal matter
referred TO by them The "National regards it 80
piece of hypocrisy, thrown out for the purpose of
wheeling the French Government into acquiescence
in the right of search.
The "Courrier Francns' snys, that on Lord Aber-
dee ms own showing Great Britain is bound by every
law human and divine, TO make restitution 10 all who
had by the exercise Of that right suffered in their pro.
perry. The "Commerce' says, that when asked 10
concur in the wal OF the treaty which gave to Eng
land that right, NJ. de ST. Aulae muy now boldly pre-
sent himself to Lord Aberdeen, and with his Lord
ship letter in his hand. demand the abrogation OF the
treaties OF 1881 and 1888
| The "Journa des Debats publishes letter from an
iron master NJ ST. Etenne, recommending that before
any commercial treaty be concluded between France
and Belgium, measures De nken 10 place the iron
ters of France equality with those OF Belgium,
with respect In the improvement OF roads ana canals,
and not send the French manutacturers The writer
describes tied neck and heels TO contend with an enc
my defended with culrass and armed at all points.
The "Commerce' states that the frequent visits of
Count Mole to St. Cloud since the KING return TO
that residence, were beginning to alarm NJ. Guizot
The following appointments had been made IN the
Consular department OF France-Count dc ltatli Men
ton, as we already announced, has been transferred
from the Consulate OF Damascus 10 that Of Canton: NJ
Devoi7r, former Consul al Syria, has been named Con-
sui a. Tells NJ. Cas,illlon, Consul at Montery, in Ca
ornia; NJ. Ronjoux, Consul at Syru; NJ Pelssier, al
Mogador and VI Bo.lu, ut Mossoul.
According return published by the Preiec of the
Seine icity of Paris, and lis immediate envrons the
inhabitants entitled to farm part Of the jury in the de
partnent, amount 10 $500.
| NJ de Ribeaup,erre one Of the most distinguished
Russian dplonalsts, and former ambassador OF Russia
in Berlin had arrived al Paris. Nj JubelIn, who has
been successfully Governor of Senegal, Cayenne and
Guadaoupe, had been appointed nenber of the Board
of Admiralty
The German journals state, that duel took place
a fe days since the nelehborhood nf Ciauspn5ourg
between Counts Teeky and Brhlcn, which was al,
and ii is feared that Count Bethlen will not recover
from the effect of his wound. 1t appears nat the due
was caused by some expression used by Count Teleky
which offended Count Bethlsn. Count Teleky fired
first, and wounded h,s adversary in the breast The
latter recovered sufficiently to lire, and shot Count
Teleky through the head The two seconds had been
arrested.
/ The Provincial States of Prussia had adopted re-
solution calculated to produce the most beneficial results
for the prosperity of that country On the proposition
of the King the committee of those assemblies decided
that the obtained by reduction in the taxes should
be applied to the construction of railroads. The dim
mutton the amounted for the present year to
,J00,G00 thacrs, (f2Go, 000)
\ SPAIN.
We have received the Barcelona journals of the lith
instant Two unfortunate peasants, convicted oi hay'
ng sheltered in their houses several OF the 'airocn
ciosos who infested the neighb orhood ot Nich,
shot the l2,h, at Corona by order of General Eur
bano 4 repreve had been at first obtained by their
families but the General having heard that the Gamble
had In