Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

that the prevailing opinion Of our contemporaries u.s.
,ha, ,h tr,b article of Lord Ashburtons treaty IN
youes the surrender by the British authorities OF slaves
escap,np from the United States TO Canaoa. ne com
mittee Of the American Anti slavery society nave Dee
alive to the question, and nave hau q" '"'. re
J bbnr,ou in relation TO it. His LoEdshp clearly
ans Thai The tenth article not intended to include
fug,,iye slaves 1t does not follow from tins, howe
or that il will not be made 10 include them
'ef' '''a' = va IIati- S,arery Rtporfr.
The Courier du Ilavre, of The oth 'nst. under 'he
hssd or Germany, Belgium and France, says:
We recd in the Ph!ange: 1--WE are on the eve, PER
hans of seeing accomplished great event Inc ques
non of the CONNIE rcil Union OF France ana belgium
with Zollyerein was debated last Sunday IN the Coun
Gil of Ministers. We understand That nus vast ono
heen suppor,ed by some Ministers, and objected by
others. King Leopold has been in attendance thus
veek nj Cheteau St. Cloud, TO determine win lhe hhg
nc the French upon the terms OF Inc projected treaty
The alliance Franco 7tmande, is, IS sao, Inc con
s,,nt houph OF LOUIS Philippe Already for several
wears this commercial treaty na' Oes ~ F
by the two Kings. ... a. :,;, -
tbe uSormons or Latter Day Saints, from that port
il daily increasing Notwithstanding The rascaltles OF
,bs;r onosle. Joe Smith, having been 30 often de
nounced and exposed, these well meaning but oeiuoeo
enthusiasts continue leave their naive country ny
in order swell the number OF ms oupes on
this side of the Atlantic. The class OF persons thus
emiera,hg are represented TO oe IN appearances a"u
worldly circumstances above the ordinary run OF steer
,oe nassenuers The bulk of them are from the mlo-
land couni,es-farmers and farmers servants, win
their wives and families Upwards oil oOUu nave a.
rendy emigra,ed, and an equal number VIII Propao'y
leave before Spring. AS no bete- ire,ght IS ontr'hss
the New Orleans vessels taking these disciples OF
the knavish blacksmith, at a very low hgure, ! ne
sydney for instance only received tll5 Tor leu OF tne
Mormons while tie Henry had agreed TO carry l4o Tor
9I0O-litlle more than fifteen shlings head!
An earthquake took place on the YIN September NJ
Gross K achna, in Hungary The churches aho HOUSES
of the town all suffered.
The residence Of two maiden sisters, the Misses Cod
dard al Stanley, in the county OF DERBY, was outgH
ously entered on the night Of the 30lh Sept by cou
ole of savage wre,ches, who killed one oil Tile aoes
and robbed the house They were subsequently cup
tured.
A German diamond merchant, named w ollie, on inc
evening of the 5th inst, while Covent Garden The
atre, had his pocket picked CT tin box, containing
10000 worth OF diamonds
The city of Chapoo, the principal mart of the Japan
trade has been captured by the British force Colonel
1omnson, of the 18th Royal Irish, was killed; Col
Mountain the acknowledgement, and two other oihcers'
severely wounded, and ten men killed and iorly n'ne
wounded This loss was not sustained during the ac'
tual assault on the city, but subsequently, while al
lacking small fort, which desperately defended ny
some 500 Tartar soldiers.
Al Chusan the Chinese have resorted again 10 lneir
and have attempted TO blow up some of the houses
in the occupation Of Europeans, by undermining lheih
with gunpowder.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 30.-Lsters both from C"nstan
,noue and Syria. state there was little doubt the qnes
ton between the Maronites and the Druses wouio De
settled by the Porte appointing to the government OF
the former the Shc;k Amyn, third SON Of E'nr besch
and the latter Druse Sheik OF their own choos'"e'
both chiefs 10 he subordinate Turkish Governor 10
be appointed by the Porte probably Omar Pacha.
Letters from Rome, of the 23d September, speak oil
riphiu devusatons occasoned by the deluGes OF ram
that had fallen in different parts OF Italy Near faenza
almost the entire district had been under water ano
the destruction of property was incalcuable NUN
bers Of houses Ind been washed away, and, within the
civ itself no less than eighteen had fallen IN. The
beautiful old Roman bridge of three arches alter nav
ing braved the destructive power oil lime LOT so many
centuries had been completely destroyed. In ia.
VIENNA the nundaon during the time OF Inc tar,
when the floods that entered the market place swept
booths and merchandise, besides drowning great
number of people
The accounts received of the state of affairs at "a
bool have been rather conflcrs-sume stating that
ukbar Khan has been steadily gaming grouno, ana
that Futteh Jung, though nominay hing, Is entire'y
under his conlrn while others say the Sdar possess
es no real mower, and that he must eventually give
woy. 1t is said that Ukbar Khan placed Sheerem
Khan the chief of the Huzzlbashes, under restraint
but was obliged to give him up when oemanoeu Ny nS
tribe who instantly flew 10 arms The city OF Caoooi
il half in ruins and nearly oil the women and the
wealthier portion of the community have long since
abandoned it. r
Lirerpool Cotton Market October 6-There IS still no
change for the better in market, and the same dull
tone as heretofore manifested IN to-day busneas
500 American have been taken for export, at reduction
of Id on last week quotations. The total sales amount
to $500 bags including also 200 Surats for export.
Bourse-Paris Thursday, Oct. c. Half past three
There has not been any very great quantity OF ous'.
ness In day. but the report that the news brought oy
the India mail is good, has had an influence on french
stocks.
LATER FROM LlvERpooL.-The packet ship N. York,
Capt Chopper, arrived at ~ York yesterday, from 1t
verpool bringing Liverpool papers of the 9Th ult,
the last arrival Iti of contains nothing but
commercial news, which we give below:
LIVERPOOL, Oct Z.
cotton-Onr market still continues in dull and in
actiye state and in consequence reduce our quota
tons generally about per Id, but this decline has
been more apparent in the better class OF Amercan-
Specuators have taken 1000 bales of American and
I500iSurat. Exporters 500 American and 2n0 Surat
The sales day will be from 1000 10 5000 bales of all
kinds The import this week lis llS0 bales, and the
sales are 1890.
IMPORTANT TO DEALERS IN ToBaCCO-Tha following
amend the act entitled ian act 10 reduce
into In force concerning the inspection
of passed 7 March, 1896 published for the infnrma
ton concerned and especially TO dealers In
shelving the advantage they would derive ree
Public Warehouse.
rd be further rnned Thst any hoGscad of Tobacco
shnl inspected upland inprco and shall NJ
forwards be stored in any the city of Richmond
the OF Petersburg other than the public warehouse IN