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

FOREIGN.
sEvrY DAYS LATER FRuM LuknPE

SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EURUfE.
New York, Oct. 3I.-By the arrival of The packet
ships Westminster, Atwood, from London, and Vile
de Lyons Stcddard, from Havre, We have London and
Havre papers TO the Sth inst +, inclusive
The disturbed districts were quiet. number OF
those who had been arrested, were tried and found
guilty of high treason
The overland mail from India arrived in London on
the 7th The news is not important.
great antiCorn law meeting was held al Man
chester on the 9Th Oct.
Lady Mary Ross, eldest daughter of the late, and
sister of The present. Duke of Lenstcr, died at hel
seat, bennington Castle, Lanark The 2s:h ult
On the 9th, his Majesty Louis Philippe completed
his 69th year, having been born in I773
The papers publish some Of NJ Guizots recent con
suar appointments. M. Gneroult is sent Consul te
California NJ. Dillon goes Consul to Newcastle. NJ
Ratt Mention, late Consul ct Damascus, goes TO Can
ton.
The Paris papers are occupied with Algerine news
General Chungornie having ventured with corps o.
about 5000 into retired region between Mascara
and Nliana, assaed by superior forces, compelled
10 preciptae retreat experiencing considerable less
Several distinguished young officers fell, among others
Lieut.. Sebastian.
The Augsburg Gazette repeats the assertion that tht
Seryian priesthood much attached TO Prince Mi
chael and old Proloess has been arrested chief
the ecclesiastical party The people, too, are repre-
Sc ntpd as full Of independent spirit, and
10 Russian as 10 Turkish domination. The Russian.
had lost another fort 10 the Circass,ans.
The Russian Government have authorised the nego
atlon of loan of fifty millions OF silver rubles 10 be
employed in the construction of railroad between st
Petersburg and Moscow
FIRE AT HAMBuKe.-A Hamburg paper mentions
that some days ago, when the rubbish cleared
away in pluces, for the purpose of commencing
The erection Of houses the flames burst forth or
several points, although nearly five months had elapsed
since the great fire.
GREAT FIRE At KAsAS-A Berlin paper furnishes
at length some details of the great fire al kasan by
which, in less than twelve hours, 1909 houses nine
churches, and one convent, were reduced 10 ashes
Several hayrcks, near the city, caught by the
lames and the burning hay, carried through the air by
the violence Of The wind, communicated the fire TO two
neighboring villages, which were likewise destroyed
The loss was estimated q, fifteen millions OF rubles, Of
which not quite million covered by insurances
The misery of the population extreme The
winter had already set in, and the surrounding
try poor and thiny peopled could offer shelter only
very small number Of those who had been rendered
houseess. The great FIRE broke out on the 9Th Sep
temher, but several times during the preceding week
there had been destructive fires, and the lOh the
flames had not been entirely subdued. Even The stu
dents at the University without bedding, ihei,
blankets and quilts having all been sacrificed in at
temp,s arrest the progress of the FIRE. This is the
tenth FIRE within the last three weeks, and the sixth
within one week.
THE AArsicAs TRsArY.-sLAvsnY.-We perceive