Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12
From The Philadelphia Spirit IF The 1'mesl
ARRIVAL. OF TUE STEAMER ACADiA-fif ZEN IA .
' az - LATER FROM EUROPE

Bv the arrival Of The British steamer Acaoh' al
Boston Wednesday afternoon, we have L''efpooi ara
| London raosis TO The l9:h ut, inclusive
The Orancemen OF the North OF lfeiaha are reoi-
,a,.;,, ,beir Society," but wthou. secret pass wncs,
tests or other signs which have been pronounced NE
gal The reorganization Is sl'o 10 DC i'P'u'y e""0
ing 10 a,.,. or Dr A
ps,t u,, was sent on scientific mlss'oa to Abyss
mia. bv the Museum of Natural History Q" iar,s' In
c,o,sro nne q; tie branches Of tie Blue Nil, he was
seized Nv a crocodile, and devouted.
4 The State Trials in Ireland, drag their tI1@ englh
alone n, progress has yet been made, and II The
statement, nh.c has been put forth BY The Times cor
e.nonoert % ccrrsct that the defendants have 80,
900 witnesses to examine, the proceedings wl be-
came ,h. creates! bore in the world, mot excepting
eyen ,lia Thames Tunnc( before they are finished.
! The tirea: Drtlin, tha mlmmcta steamer, bn ana
aunchei, al BRISTOL IN Summer, expected al Liver
mol before Chi,smGs. and will astonSl the G0cd cili-
zrus Of New York fac day IN the ensuing Spting
by challenging Their ctiIcsn and, IL may pe' 'he'f
AnrlyAts FROM NEW York The England, Capt
i,lrett THIS Bvnrlie vessel entered Liverpool early
m the morning of the Gtb, having performed the soy
nrs in the short space seventeen days The Garrck
Can. Skiadg and the Oxford, Capt Rathtone, had ar
rived OIL the port
The H.bern,a arrived at Liverpool, after passage Of
,,yc.vc and q half doys from Boston
| The ship Nmiod OF Sydney, We" South Nairs, IS
reported as having on board when last heard from,
three gson cas; Of gold dust and bars, which had been
oLtainea hy trading with III, natives OF the island OF
Bo-neo sample sent 10 the owners proved 10 be oil
very rich qunihy ,
hv some Of The Ame.can papers since he left his native
shores on mission TO The Court OF 81 james, has been
FIGURING as the correspondent OF the Tines and other
journals The General has taken ~ the cuGgel against
the Rev sydney Smith, and considering how unPopu-
lar "Repudia.on ia, may be veil imagined that he
bos addressed hostile audience. The Times has been
sa0@a upon him.
Gen Daft Green has written n letter 10 the Times
10 combat the views OF the American core spondent OF
ha, Journal, and others, t, The n?raetcahlity Of
2 comnerca, rea,v between Eagland and the United
States The General eaters into calculations, from
which he inters that although the Wings have gam
ed a; the lite elections, there WI! be MAJORITY against
the high Tariff opinions both in the Senate and the
House of RepEe.en,a,ves that lie c;iec, OF these
elsc,jnns viii be to stimulate aad u0ta the Democrats,
81 ;ha; the President let next year will not be the
WIZ, Hea7Y Clay The author OF the presen, exclusive
Tariff bet either Mr.. Calhoun Faa Barren, his OPP
ponents.
Am rican cheese continues 20 arrive by hundreds Of
boxes at time, and American beef is also coming IN
| freely
| The Anti Corn Law League again going ahead
The free-,raders, be confessed, bleed freely
Meetings will shortly be held in the other leading towns
of England and Scotland.
The accounts from The East tell n lamentabe tale Of
blood assassination and treason. The na; ~ Govern
ments are gradually crumhlng TO pieces from sheer
nomination The Puni,uh has witnessed the hands oil
lis ministers and sovereign incarnadned, under cifcam-
stances marked by peculiar treachery and at'ocity
Mr. Sands an American merchant Of great emnence,
has been elected mayor OF Liverpool for the ensuing
year. strange question was mooted-an Tor a lev
days marred his appointment. The Custom House
Clerk of the firm had been in the habit of paying The
town dues on bales s';rcsses and cases IS "boxes
The circumstances singular, and have esciscd muca
interest not only in this 'owD where Dir. Sands Is
known and respected, but throughout the country
generally.
about $4,000 persons passed through the tunnel last
week, making the total number over l,64oooo since
has been opened day and night as regular thorough
fare.
An ola Insoloent Ca Friday last, Sir Hugh Evelyn,
who is described very aged and eele was discharged
by the Chief Commissioner Of The Insolvent Debtor
Cour, in London after Ia ring been Imprisoned in tho
Queens Prison + yeas.
Present To il.R MAJrsrY.--A very fine specimen
Of ncan cattle o the breed brough: over by F'scount
Cumbcrmere, his return from lie East Indies, has
been presented by his l1Tdshp II the Queen.
| IRELaSD-RE?EAL ASSOCIATION, Nov. 7.-Ihe usual
weekly meeting Of the Repeal Association was he Id on
Monday Mr.. Pa,rci; Labor, IF T.inakil!, Queen $
county, in tho chair The first business the pass
ing of resolution, mo7cd OR. O. Cornell being duly
abssnt) by Mr. Camcnfs-
"Tha. the Loyal National Repeal Association holds
it rs paramount duty at this moment to apply all It's
means and influence 10 the successful inrtherance OF
the national coec!ic, for the OConne Compensation
fund.- fixed iot Sunday, the I9lh inst. On that occa
son the members and associates of this national body
especially expected - cooperate personally and en-
erCetcny with the respected aud patriotic clergy oil
their several parishes. in securing results for this i'm
pcrave measure worthy OF the crisis and the cause.
Tha, business disposed Of, Nj. O'Conaell appeared
He moved. tina, the words Of Edmund Burke, which
placed The Utter Banner, l." adup'sd by the As
scciaon, namely 1R gio ;s tn basis Of civil society
and The source vi all good and comfort, Ait DANIEL
0 Come H. m, read me draueht OF address to the
Qaeen, 10 be presented by each parish in Ireland il
protested against the military array by which the Clon
tart proclamation was supported 20 insure ODE dence
inferred that the disposition Of the Irish people had
been mlsTepresen!od 10 the Queen: pointed 10 the
rcaceabis condlc, OF large meetings. affected 10 abstain
from complaining that he right Ia meet had been vio
latcd-tut remarked tina, troops had eea repared to
attack rcrsons cour-sgat,d an utter Ignorance OF The
a'nnst cutna! rrociamot;on; adding, "ye;, such
the respect Tor the law, that very aay Thousands o.
the people dispersed the mere rumoT that the meet
ios he'd tcan made lsga!by &C: OF a!aios: midnight
leg 'siotrun :!
o'clock, III. O'Coaue entered the Cancellation Hall
which much crowded, and having moved Mr.
S,r.ch On barriser) into the Chair read letter from
Mr.. J. Obrien, NJ f., for Limerick, who, he said
wen. INFO Parliament anti Repeater and, the mo
,ioa Of the honorable ard learned gentleman, ad
,ntsd member of the Association by acclamailon -
Mir O'Bren enclosed g. and stated "iha. in be
coMn. member OF The association lie was Influenced
reckless and exaspera,iug policy of the present &c
vernment, and to convey the Of his sincere
identity with his frllow-countrymen in Their struggle
for national rights.
i CorRr OF the QrxrS's BEECH, Nov. 15.-This day
being the last allowed for pleading 10 the indictment
agans; Mr.. Q Cornell, that gentleman appeared in
Court no, II nd, but 10 show cause why the indct-
inert should be qnaShsd, because IL witnesses were
sworn before ,hc Grond Jury only, where's by &C,
OF par!emeu; Sc George III, hey should have been
-, >.
tken up with arenmcnt The question entirely
Of law and lie matter lis between technical word
ing OF two separate of Psraner; tina; give
no opinion OF The result. OF corrse if Mr. OConnells
objection IS good, the proceedings this Indictment
wcul be at end
i NAVAL AaM.MESr Is lRFIkSp-l. MRRloK. We'd
nesaay The Naval armament N the Lover Shannon
has been reinforced. Her Majes'ys steamers come,
ard Pluto Fave arrived nj Ta5e:t roaosteni head GUAR
tiers or the force to Re statoned in The Lower Shan
uon where, at present, there foar armed vessels
Her Majesty ships Lynx and Snipe, and TIE
Com and ruto steamers. The Lynx is TO take up a
position Sc5ttsy for The protection Of that rebuilt