Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-13
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FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FRON EUROPE.
Tot1i Destruct,ca If tAs Steam F5jgate Missouri
Coa'inaed Disturbance !. South Eaies- IiSu Of
The Queen 10 NE Ceatineat- K.peat Leiaad--
French .j.iGnAc Siea,n Ships. !noibsr -3drdRrc
Co'ioa improvement IN Tr0de- C.rl Har m Spain
-Tronbc an E"rope- HaPPiness Erfrychere.
Tie Acadia arrived a; Boston yesterday morning
She brought papers from Liverpool! aad London TO The
18th u!t, inclusive
wr are embed hv The assistance Of Hsrnien i
Co 10 lay the intelligence before The public G,
early hour
Onc of ,ba most pleasing, well remarkable
events NJ the age, is the visit which the young and
lovely Queen of Engand accompanied by be1 coGsort,
has Just hscn payicg ng The French, followed
by round Of graceful AID elegant hospalllIes, in
which the royal families Of bnh 'rias, their COURT
and their ministers have jrGcd Those great draw
backs from he personal comforts of sogeeigns, the
teation, the acting, winch tteit high. social position
would I, demand, did not find their way 10 the
Cha,rau En-. WHARF all The parties assembled
.een in their natural character, and where the Crown
I'd Heads cSpecaily appeared Invested OF all the
for,naly anpnfteinn1 To- royalty more happy or 4
more convival parry, from all the accounts whtcn have
ransp,red respecting II, could uotexst. TIE high
raj character Of both soverrsns 80 far fsom ciogg ns
the livelinc~s of III, scene, impaired tn it addonaieS
nberance and gaIrty. As mere personal interchange
Of Whites aud drawing closer III the bonds OF anlty
the representatives Of the most pnwcru and civilized
nonarch,rs IN thu World, the vis, excellent qua
rantaa t., the continuance Of frendsy relations be.
themselves especially the Fr,nca J, hardly lrll to
ha 20 bpnsical inlIence. the anti. English feeling
has bren ibe increase Fiancc, bnt nothing coui
be devised for arestng II 80 eisctuaiy IS lus royal
visit TIE Plris'ans annoy Jed that the QIeen did
not 90 10 the metropolis aaj, all acs considered, t
10 In BE- regretted that she dad H:t, her reception
would have tat:rring, and ;hr vast then, would
Ia sc become mare national. Our Hle Queen, ~ tie
exub OF her spirits seems bcn upon enjoyment
lhs In the beginning 81 the week size sought
again element 81 which she SAID TO be the
trsss order pay VISIT 10 Ter uuce, The King Of
the B,!gans OH Dnvrr, tie c"nqaeiof of Napoleon,
leaving his retreat WaImer Castle, paid visit TO the
royal yacht and was asked 10 Gnnc' While IN Begi
nnr the Qre-n giil Waterloo, the field which
the Of Europe quivered The balance, little
more than quarter oil Century 5ack; and, as me-
,ropoiltan contemporary has remarked, "she VIII
| member that Wellington - her sahlec..
The state OF trade IN every part ct the country ~
mos; encouraging. ConEdencc has revived, foreign
orders pouring money is abundant, the home
trade has received an impetus, aud "ha; - pefhcps
better Than a, the harvest, thanks 10 the lovely wea
Their of the last tew weeks, has been 90. IL with SAFETY
| aii described average one.
Tie non ARRIVAL ut the overland mail, which is
more tha fortnight beycnc iime has excited
uncasiaess The delay has occurred the other SIDE
of Snez. The bef at present s, that The steamer has
been beaten back by the monsoon, although there
that contend that than tis has happened
| that she has gone TO the bottom
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few years back, viii be Ike recollection oil many Of
our renders appears not 10 have reinqn'shed the prize
| tor " hch h. long cnucnted Almos; forgotten
10 his retirement he has issued proclamation, winch
sboas that the OBJECT winch eiudsd his grasp through
the determined opposition Of hts brother, Don Pedro
still his heart III adcpI other mIsio:tuRes
!, M, improbable that tn oegga1iy country o! which
Den MEar prince, may lie involved, ere long, IA
annt;er contest for The throne
Tue packet ships and steamers have arrived on the
! n
Ecrdge l2th Hlbern,a Judsi.s, l'th Grea, Western,
Eosken, II'h; New York, Chopper, l4,h; and Scdons
Cobb, 18th September.
Loss OF THE STEAM FsrcarE MISSOURI. We
y.e 10 nave 10 announce e toa! destruction, uy fire,
of the splendid American lrisae, the Missouri,
while at anchor IN this bay (G,ballar) on Saturday
| week. Sac had the Hen Mr. Gushing board,
proceeding - Alexan4:ia, r0a:d ioc Chne, BIT.
mister.
The alarm WAS first given at eight o'clock, precise.
| iy, and Immediately follow. by such burst q.
flame Tram The engineers store rcom, to lead 10 the
belief that il Lnated among the oil aud spirits
Every exeron made to subdue IT, and the large
pumps instantly put IN nperaton-bu the pro-
gress Of the flames rapid, that II became
sary 10 food the magazines, winch done o
etTr c,uay, that nut! twenty minutes after
g. A. NJ, that explosion took place and then not
extent 10 endaUger the shipping the quay, the
nearest of which, had already brcn removed by the
cxertions OF The acting Captain Of the port ASSIST.
ance was promptly sent from the Malabar unter the
person sup. rntenence Of Sir Geerse Sar.orus-cnd
the Locust got up her s,eam and ran Alongside the Mis-
souri, witt! The view OF towing her INTO deeper water,
or endrrng any o,hc, aiahal, unfortunately, she had
a- adY grounded, winch rendered it Impossible
| tie her.
As saon as the fire broke out the Governor ordered
the waterproof gate 10 be opened, and proceeded HIM
set TO The wharf, from whPnce he despatched en-
ncs, under charge of the artillery and sappers bat,
IN spite of The united Efforts of tae crew OF The Ms
souri, ami her friendly auxaries, The progress Of the
llamcs winch, at lime, appeared TO be got under,
such, that, \, length, Captain Newton was forced
q abandon his ship after sutn.n"niug council OF HIS
officers, and thos- British officers abou, HIM. who
ANONYMOUSLY decided, there hope of saving the
ship.
The order then gwen by Captain Newton FOR all
to out HE ship, which WAS done Immediately by the
taking the wafer, and receiving The ready
arce Of boats sert, IN anticipation Of the exigencv,
from the ,alabnr aud from the vessels in The hafbor
Such Inc ate Ut the shp, when the officers and
left her. tina, they savfd nothing bnt what tbry
| had on. Captain Newton Did not qut the ship until
MI had lcli her, about quarter past II O'Clock. We
happy TO add thar lie Ulcers AID crew are believed
10 be all saved
HIS Exceency the American Minister after sccur-
ny hrs papers al importance returned tn the ship aud
zra!ousy united his those Of her officers
The l'ne wall was crowded mil very late hour
with spectators. anxtonsy watching the fate of the
ole si'p Tne sight sluy g'and; until the mnsts
length fell overheard the ,racery OF her spars ard
shfoncs Stating oel ~ bIlgh' felei against The dark
sky, was beautiful The whole rock was as light as
day; and probably such n sight has not been witnessed
in The bay since tie conf gra'cn of the floating bate
RES the memnrGu!. e.
] We trust II will not lie considered rrssnmp'ueus 20
r-f-r The dscp board tbs ii iaed vessel bu
persons employed alongside during the progress OF
The calamity, and on whose veracIiy place The
utmost reliance, have seen desirous OF bearing undo
nlabie testimony IN tins most important sub sct
beg To inform readers that they describe The dis
Ipl,ne and order bonrd admirable the
veral orders gwen and obeyed as If the vessel
had been perfect safely and no,hng had occurred
10 excile alarm or contusion.- Gibraltar Chronicle
| THE QoEEss Vrslr TO OsTEsn Ca Monday
morning. the Queen, Prince Albert, and number Of
The attendants royalty sailed from Brighton IN the
royal yacht on visi 10 the Krg ard Qaeen Of the
3slg ans. The Uora'n- very fine, and the scene
ct very i,nPos;ng DESCRIPTION Arrived eff Dover
sb,u. .trre IN the Iiernrni, t5a Duke OF Wellington
Jeff hrs at u almer Caat!= embarked in beat, aad
VISITED The royal yacht ~ the oifing The Qacen
shook haads very cordially with him, and his grace was
I'd In st1 % dinner The DIXIE leG oEo,