Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-22
FOREIGN.
FIrTkEN DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
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This fine steamer, commanded By Captain Ryne
arrived at Boston Yesterday from Liverpool via Halifax
n the short passage of freire days and hnu.
The most important intelligence brought IS the tron.
BILE amongst the trade desles-many failures had
occurred We extrac, all the news OF any interest
The revusion IN the Corn trade, by overwhelming
| g, many houses home and abroad has spread difi
Gully and alarm every SIDE.
An extensive house, Hunter y Coventry, has failed
in London.
Numerous other heavy failures have occurred and
the d,strus, with which The Cum paper IS nos re
ca,ded by the llnkers ard The discount houses, with
the cGnsrquen, difficulty Of lis negotiation, has had the
effect Of bringing 10 the ground number Of firms who
for long Of years have maintained an Influential
position.
paynen, are Erastus NJ Foster, ielmsry, Brothers d
Evans Foster Il I.ang,on, of London, with many OF
equal importance in Liverpool, Manchester Glasgow,
and Stockport while the continent, j. III Wichmap,
of S;et,n; Archias & Co, Rey, Brothers, A. Guizot AZ
Co. and six other firms at Narsees with others IN ia
ris. Amsterdam, Nantes, and Schedham.
The steamer Columbia, from Boston, arrised at Ii.
vrrponl on the 3O.li nit.
The report Of the Queen being in annterestins con-
dit ion is conraGiced.
The cabinet Of the Tuilleries has proposed 10 the
British Govetsnent the abroga,on of the treaties oil
SlI and 1873 by which the mutual right of search for
the prevention OF the slave trade established and
The adoption, instead of II. OF the system agreed upon
between England and Anierca-tnat rach COUNTY,
should maintain equal naval force the West coast
of Africa as check apractices under its own flag
The Cotton Market is improving, and higher prices
have been paid.
In mercantile matters there bu, little prospect OF
speedy improvement. The feeling Of dependency,
which has long existed among the CONNIE rcsl classes
continues rather 10 increase than diminish
RrNonEp AEp!e,rIoy OF TmG kixG ~ rhE
FRExcm-li is stated that tie French King has discus
sed with persons in his confidence tie pvopriey OF
abdicars the throne in favor Of the Due de Nemours
RI will be reculeccd that some time ago our Paris
correspondent stated that this event would probably
occur
GnAcE DARLISG-This heroic and Interesting female
expired at Branburgh the Goth ult., in her twenty
fifth year. She had been in delicate state OF health
for considerable time previous.
A letter from Birmingham, dated RI instant says a
good deal Of anxiety experienced amongst our ma
nuaclurers this morning by the rnmor Of the failure OF
The house of Messrs. Goddard & Hill, American mer-
chants ard factors, which turns out TO be true.
The Belgian Government hiss determined TO make
reprisa!s the American trade in consequence OF The
Government of The U. S. having levied tonnage and
other duties paid By favored nauns the steamer
British Queen, in her last voyage from Antwerp 10
New York.
A new work By "Boz" is announced TO commence
in January next and TO be continued 10 monthly parts,
at one shilling each