Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-13

,h.. mo, and his pfospects-aDd public opinion has
wide margin on The subject-all parties admire IN
hercu!ean energies winch are brought "'o a.''o" :.
hand. md shoulders nearly numbering seventy Sum
,,a,, ,nJ Wn,ers-th- allotted duration oil human iie
"a, sn.,ch n, Connemara, the l1th, Is one OF tn
mas, beautiful and eloquent he has delivered Tor man.
II day .,Who could have thought the old man hao s.
much blood IN HIM: -, ,,;o,
or ra raiders in theory. An advocate of "proection
i M, ia he toand amongst farmers or farmers iaooies
us i ra,a ar,s except amongst the SOU renrchy lh'
,,,n,ahs Of Golden and Bright have been brilliant
late II has been novel for them during the,r eS
cur.;ous in the agricultural districts 10 meet win al
oo,a,t ,rho would the lists; and when ne d't
,re,ent himself he pounded, oTatoficaiiy speaking
,n,o uince meat. The prac,lcal-the musings part
~. ores,;on-has yet 10 come and when The electors
~ E,,ond have an opportunity Of recording the'
.swe.I voices on the subject from that hour monopo
" will no To the wal-wIll receive It's qu,etnS bu
as that perod hardly likely to arrive before me meet
inc and separation Of the next session OF congress
every friend of free trade in the U , every advocate
f rcirocy oughtto exert himself TO secure the III
umph of the grea, principle of international exchange
no, los, from regard 10 his Than to his country w
,e,es, The principle which all monopoly IS oaseo
-comoellIny nation TO support peculiar o1ahcn
of trade which cannot support itself, by keeping al
rivalry out Of the fields the maintenance o! suc
branch OF trade oy the foooery " Tue is'' " ~ 800
mnnity
festo 70 the nation II is long document, beginning
with the late melancholy events at Barceiona-aho
while proes sng treat OF the principle oil repre-
sentative Government attacks the central Jnnth WIN
o,e., bitterness THIS manifesto, TO which the names
NJ the ministry are attached, like heavy load OF
o.,onss covers rotten hull, but real stability is
wanting al 7,
s now. more than fortnight, nearly three weeks, be-
vond MS time; and in addition to the alarm which pre-
walls on the subject, commerce, by Inc lhleriupeo"
of the communication, suslains serious injury
This - felt the more acutely, since our uaue WIN
the East has been Of late increasing TO great ex
tent.
The anti Temperance society at Hamburg, founded
by one Booker numbers 900 members.
/ The National German Gazette of the 9th inst an
nounces that conspiracy had been discovered al
Warsaw and that more 100 persons had been ar
rested
A deputaton, consisting of oil the Protestant tenan
ry on the estate county of Longford, waited on Lord
Lorton last week. for the purpose OF surendeing up
their arms. 49,
ARRIVAL or Tue WEST lSDIA MAIL.-lhe Royal
Mail Steamer Dee arrived at Falmouth on the l9'h,
but received instructions proceed with the mails 10
Southampton, where they were landed on me gun
The which she brings as follows 81 Jago oe
Cuba, 18Th nit, Jamaica 23d, Grenaca 23o, Jocme'
18th, ST. Thomas 3Ist, and Fayal 18th INST She has
b-ouobt twenty five passengers, among whom is Gen
BOYER President of Hsyt, who is SAID 10 De on nus
way to France for the benefit Of his health In aodi-
ton to The usual mails the Dee has brought bag OF
letters from Hong Kong, taken from the Aona, al he
request OF her master, which vessel was fallen IN WIN
a, sea, $50 days out The specie on feiah,s by this
steamer consists oil $4,000 dollars; and bullion, 3Oo
ounces Of silver and l2i ounces OF gold.
Mrs GILnouR -On the 18th Sept, Mrs Gilmour
was taken before Sheriff Campbell Tor examinations ana
continued under examination till late hour IN the al
,ernoon What the nalure of her declaration may De
rs known only officials She looks well, seems quite
cool and collected, ond was dressed IN olacR SILK
gown and satin bonnet. Ii is confidently anticipate o.
well informed quarters, that Will be Impossible 10
prove the allegations against her, so as to obtain
conviction.
The QUEEN. ARRIVAL ~ ESGLASD.-On Thurs
day morning, about eleven o'clock, her Majesty and
Prince Albert landed at Woowich Dockyard under o
royal salute fred from the batteries and The different
| Of mers in the river. Her Majesty was received by
Sir F. Collier, C. B the Captain Superintendent OF
The Dockyard al Woolwich and the other principal
officers of the establishment Great preparations mad
been made 10 hail her Maesys return, and the houses
facing the road on each side tasetuily decnra-
ted with flags and devices formed OF laurel oahias
nd other beautiful h'wers of the season. The land
ing place Gas covered with rich crimson cloth her
Majesty, in the most gracious manner, acknowledged
the respectful congratulations OF those oihcers OF he
Arse raj Garrison, and Dockyard, who had the nonor
Of approaching her Majesty The road was kept clear
by the horse poce under the direction oil MIR Malta
lieu the superintendent of the X division. Her Ma
esy apd Prince Albert rode in open carriage. and
So ~ ted by detachment oil Hussars The Hon
Miss Canning and another lady, accompanied her
Majesty and her august consort, The Earls oil Aoer
deem and Liverpool following the Queen IN a carnage
and four TO London, and afterwards TO the utea'
Western Railway station, at Paddington where o
special train in waiting conveyed them TO Windsor.
Iayre journal announces, that it is intended TO
erect a column al Treport TO commemorate her Ma
es,ys VISIT TO be crowned By two ailegorcn mperso.
nations Of France and England, holding each other BY
the hand.
There has been grand review at Berlin, at which
the King Of Prussia, the Emperor OF Russin, the
Prince ROYAL Of Sweden, and his daughter Princess
of Eugenia, with many other distinguished persons,
present.
Two English Quakers, Alexander and Wifien, had
arrived at Copenhagen, to convince the Dan'sh uo
vernment Of the eXpedency OF aboshng slavery IN 'ne
DANISH West IDda Islands.
Another ArosTacY TO RoHE.-We can state II as
fact that the Rev. Daniel Parsons cu'ate OF liar
den Wits, long known tractarlan has seeded 10
the Church of Rome. Private reasons wall tor he
present prevent his becoming priest; but he i 10 Us
sumo, as we are informed the office OF teacher IN
some Catholic establishment
FrAnsrs O'CosSoR -Feargus OConnor has SO far
left politics. and s about TO turn farmer. He has pub
lshed work the management OF small farms, and
has for sometime past been pointing out TO his followers
the superiority OF location on ahu ihs'eau o mere P
iitIcal agitation
The Frankfort Journal states, that the King Of Prus-
sis has written autograph letter, inviting Queen
Victoria and her consort to extend their VISIT the
Continent TO Berlin Whether the invitation has been
accepted whether has been really given, is moi
knnwn.
| Upwards of 10, 900 persons saluted Father Mathew
with nynus sccamaiions on landing at Kingston Jetty
last Saturday from his mission in England. He land
ed by the Prince, mail steamer, from Liverpool. and
administered the pledge before Hayes Hotel, Kings
ton, Monday.
| FRANCE.
The M"niteur publishes report, addressed by Vice
Admiral lie Mackau 10 the King, giving TO his Majesty
an account of the situation Of the Department of the
Marine, and demanding extraordinary credit, in
tended Ia unforeseen expenses The Minister
Exposed that the budget of 543 only provided for l64
vesseis- namely, l40 armed, ~ lad up in ordinary
and IN commission, whilst the effective force still
201 1879 Of which armed, instead Of l40 lie then
observes that mature examination had demonstrated
to .in, that If any reductions were possible, they
Should be very limited. ain that respect should not,
he says, Sin any case, propose TO your Majesty to re-
ducc the number of armed vessels. ! consider their
maintenance in active service, and as much as possible
their formation into squadrons, coalition necessary
for placing the country in possession OF real naya
c,rca lonp aYoerienca ri The mast nd nv own