Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-09
FOREIGN.
~ n.yS ! ,rPp FRoN EI-NOPE-ARGIVAL OF

Of FOREIGN.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EGKoPE-ARRlGAL OF
THE COLUMBIA. .
The steamship Columbia arrived al Boston on 'ioh'
day morning from Liverpool, whence she saied on the
! 18th instant, having accomplished her passage IN IL
days and 10 hours, including stops lhefe APPEARS 70
be nothing of importance since the news had ny the
Great Western.
Since the departure of the Great Western, wii:ah
sale from Bristol Saturday last event o' s;r.k-
ing Importance has occurred The accounts from the
manufacturing districts continue 10 he OF tae most
alarming lad rartu! character The distress ana star
vaton t:at e1iss ii every part of tie country IS az
palirg IN tie extrsiac; and without sone Improvement
in trade speedily takes place, j, icnt 10 say what
will be the result Of the movements which are every
! where taking place. In S:af'rdsEre and otEer DIS
TRAITS III the Poteres, the Golfers gong about IN
bands dema pdin. contributions from t,a tr.desmen;
ana unless they shortly return to their labars, TIE pot
lers will be thrown out Of work by the want cf coal.
leomanry and troops are pouring INTO Newcastle
Lyne and the adjoining Places and serols col
lisions hourly expected though yet does not
pear that any serious Disturbances have occurred In
Manchester, Leeds, and Stockport, the excitement IS
IMMENSE and idea may be formed of Tie state Of
! things The first named place from tie fact that the
following resolution has been adopted al meeting Of
The hn,i.Corn Law Association held al tina: place
Tint bc!iering tbs coun,r 10 be The ca re
ro'atioa, md beng utterly rtiou kope that Ms itgsfa
snion be forthwith prepared, sgnra, ard forwarded l."
the members OF this borough, calling upon them, On
Conjunction with other Liberal uremhers % offer
~ opposition anil mpedmen; to The ta.ation Of pros
trae people, for the purposes of dia:,ng arsto
1 crscy-ihat line wheels Of government -ay be
arrested through the lection or preyeGon Of votes OF
supply.
Puolic meetings have been held at LIE =, Liverpool,
and variety Of ether places, al which H." speakers
have IND uged strain Of language Of ;he dan
oi,,,,n In
stated that the paid wages has heen reduced
000 per week and from TO 0oo0 persons have been
,prtyed of work. a number nf additional mills have
been closed in Manchester including two belonging
\ William Guest Esq, by winch upward. OF GaJ hands
| have been deprived Of the means of subsistence.
i There can be denying the fact nat there Zss in
the country immense amount of went and misery;
bat, the lime, there can Re no doubt bu. hai
The policy pursued by one Of the political sections Of
the country is very detrimental, rhich instead of ale
WAITING the many who suffering from want, only
tends 10 keep active spirit OF hostility 10 the Govern
meat, and thereby enccngering LIE safety OF the coun-
try
Circular, calling upon the people 10 hold meetings and
send Occupations To London 10 consult with the league.
and ~ seek an interview, not on: with SIR Robert
Feel. but tie whole Cabinet and lay before the mem
/ OF he same such account OF the state al trade
as shall II thought, induce them 10 prcong The sat
ting Pa.liampnt and reconsider the questions,
pea { Tn and other provision laws.
/ Iae letters and newspapers received b. the North
American Mail Steamer britannia, which reached L.
yerpoo Saturday, after very successful passage of
little more than ten days from Halifax, delivered
in early yesterday morning Their contents are
not looked upon in The highest degree satisfactory
The continued silence Of the American journals,
ference the proceedings Of Lord Ash5urton, e1ces
surprise with most persons, While others augur from II
fears for the ultimate success Of the negotiations
AS to the tenor OF the dispatches received at the TO-
reign Office yesterday, from Lord Ashburion, nothing
has been allowed to ranspire though II is reported, IN
well Informed circles that they favorable 10 tue
peace OF both countries.
The proceedings IN both Houses of Parliament last
night Of such character TO possess interest
TO American readers. Each branch ofte Legislature
is engaged measures preparatory TO closing the pre-
sen; session
The Partisan papers are filled with matters growing
Of the late melancholy death OF the Duke Of Or
leans The first expressions Of grief and regret which
they made at the un,imely death of the Prince are
giving place to political party. The regency question
is a, present the most dominant one IN Paris
A ROYAL OrdunDance cnnvoking the Chambers for
the Goth inst has been issued, ard it is known TO be
for the purpose Of passing Regency Bill and all
parties began regard this question the first trial Of
strength
The sernrninisteria journals announce that The in
ntIon Government and o the kirg TO have the
Dcie Of Nenours appointed Regent the Du'chcss of
Orleans remaining tutoress 20 her children No sooner
this known ,han opposition began to caba against
il, |, Yves first OF all alleged that the nomination OF
gent would require donation, or vote OF money tor
the Due de Nemours, which might be avoided by de-
cIarins the Duchess Of Orleans Regent; and he re-
spectiye merits Of the Duchess and her brother naw
; were passed IN review.
It has been alleged that NJ. Theirs has already and
openly espoused the Regency Of the Duchess OF Or
leans.
Other accounts, however, state that NJ Theirs, who
was at Marsees The l,h, could not receive tidngs
Of the new state Of things TIL The 10Th, and could not
lie in Paris before The l9th that The side he may es
po,ise NAV be suru,ised, but cannot be known.
The Gazette de France, Carat print, denies the
rirht OF the Chambers to name Regent. La Frcnee,
anoti.r print Of the same color, biunty says, "tha
Providence having eificed the name of the Duke OF
Orleans from the page has thereby shown lis intention
of writing the Duke Of Bordeaux in the lieu of IT. In
short, the heads of The LegitImsts, somewhat turned
by the elections, in which they count thirty FIVE Royal
isis elected been turned quite crazy BY the death
of Lnuis Philippe heir.
/ TIL. Constitutional, seeing this, e1clams cit Is time
for every onc 10 return to his flag" The remains of
the Duke of Orleans be inferred early in August
at Dreua but the funeral ceremony VIII be conducted
~ Tie Notre Dame. The Paris letters state tina, the
French Government was, notwithstanding TIE absorb
mo nature of the visitation which had be'aiIen the
king ard country necessarily occupied in bringing to
Il cI Use the negotiations fer treaty oi commerce be
tween France and Belgium.
! The Monisur publishes tie ing Royal Ofd-
nance:
"l.ouis Philippe, King OF the French. 10 all whom
/ these presents shall come, greeting:
"Heving considered the forty two articles q! he con-
s,i;u,,onal charter, We have commando do com.
mand as follows:
| "Ar,icle l. The Chamber Of Peers and ii. Chamber
of Deputies, which by ordinance of, IN June,
lei2 were convoked for the Sd of Augis' following,
will assemble The Goth of July inst
"Ar,ice , Our Minister Secretary Of State for the
Department of the Interior charged with the exc
cu,on Of the present ordinance.
a, the Palsce of Neuilly, 18th July, lS42
1.-The Mister Secretary Of State for the Department
/ of the Interior, /. DCCha 81.
Ii The lonj,.rr ctn,ains also Tie following circular