Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10
FOREIGN.
TulrTeEy DtYs LATER FROM ENGLAND.

lie FnIl n,-;icn,,;s Of The events Immediately con
ncc,ed with his proceeding will be iound below.
LARGE operations in cotton bad taken place at an
advance Of one quarter Of a penny on previous adv!ces,
b,, the news carried out by the CALEDONIA caused q
decline on the IS.h Of an eighth of q penny from the
highest point.
The election Of a member of Parliament IN the city
of Iondon was exciting much interest IN that capital.
The Tory candidate, MIR. Baring' was opposso ey MI
P%a,tison, Liberal and Free Trade
TIE overland mail from India had arrived, bringing
;n,rliinerce from China, that the ratuications OF the
tren;v with Enr!and had been exchanged, and a com
- ,,a.,v of The ,uost favorable character had been
aarsed on. By this treaty the whole system OF fees
and presents is abolished. The hong merchants debts
have been paid up The trade is open 10 all nalicns as
well az to the English, but 1t is not yet known Wig
,her anv hut the English are TO have Consuis at the
four ports. !,
The accounts from Spain are, that martial law had
been proclaimed throughout, Catalonia; that saragossa
was ripidly blockaded, and that Madrid was still un'
easy. -.
uenerally believed that King Ohio will be compelled 10
abdicate. His submission 10 the demands OF the revo'
lutionisls is Il deemed heartless and InsIncere.
The latest accounts from Syria represent That coun-
,rv as generally tranquil, though there were occasional
Indications that the old 'eud between the Dfuses ana
Christians was not entirely healed.
There was never known so great an excitement
throughout Great Britain as was caused by the arrest
of O'Connell and his friends.
mere were lnlIky tuousaho hoNPS - ~
land.
The commercial news from China is very lmportan,
to American interests.
The Hon. Mr.. Gushing, our Minister to China, ar
rived nj Alexandra on the 10th of september. tie had
an audience with the Viceroy, and lett on the same
dav for SueZ, whence he was TO proceed 10 BOMBAY IN
the monthly steamer, expecting there to meet The Anne
rican squadron, ready TO receive HIM ana 10 convey
him to China.
In consequence of the late tariff on Goals, the Anne.
r,can Government; has given the Great Western Com.
PAW notice, that III future II will not ailo" them Inc
drawback il has hitherto allowed. The consequence
is, that the Company have nov a clear charge, equhI
10 the first cost, on all Goals they send out, besides
freight expenses, and ten per centum loss on removals
from ship 10 ship, ship TO shore, and shore to the Great
Western. THIS will, We fear, occasion an alteration IN
the Company plans b. no means advantageous l'' the
public.
The new duty upon Canadian -four being in opera
ton. an increasing business was doing in the article
and cs extensive su pplies we're expected TO be shipped
before the navigation of the St. Lawrence closed. the
present prices /. was thought could not be sustained
The troubles in Italy appear to BE- nearly or quite at
an end. There !, 40, spirit suficientin that county 10
make a respectable show OF revolution.
An unsuccessful attempt has been made on the lie
of the Emperor of RUSSIA.
Queen Victoria's ex,mpie is setting crowned reads
in motion. Their Maiesiies of Portugal, accompanied
BY the youthful princess, are about TO make a 'oyai
,rosress through Inc entire province of Alemtejo
The Rev. Dr.. Pusey has returned 10 Oxford, with
his health quite restored.
The arrival out OF the Caledonia, had rather 4 camp
ening effect upon the rage for cotton speculations, but
did not senslbly diminish prces.
The ccn.rnc. entered into with the Barings ty the
Reoublic Of New Grenade. 70. the construction of a
ship canal across the isthmus OF Dafien, cedes to them
the land on the line o! the canal, and eighty thousand
acres IN the interior.
Tao rsycaue .e.u!ns Of Great Britain show a Trea,
increase.
IRELAND.
The Government has at length thought proper 10
take some active steps rep-esslve oi the !Els. ag'ltuen
for The 2"oeal O. ,hs Union. On Sunday, the 81 ult.,
4 crea. Repeal demonstration was 10 have taken place
at Conquer Hill, Clontarf, about .bTee miles North NJ
0abin. The Rsreal ASSOCIATION issued rulss % BE-
observed by the "Se?eal Cavalry. Regulation lads
and cockades were To I've furnished 10 those who yolun
teeTed and the notification, winch was drawn up 10
resemble a military general order, laid down rules Tor
the formation of "lroops' for ''muster, march, and pa
rade," so az 10 prepare as ~soidierly a display as possible
1t was ordained, however, that all these pre- paTations
should be for nothing. A cabinet council was held on
Monday, and Earl de Grey was known, on the same
day, to have had an interview with Sir Robert Peel
Soon afterwards, tn Lord Lieutenant. Lord Chance!
Tor Sugden, ard the Earl Of Cardigan went over TO
ireland; a regiment of lataniry. WAS ordrsedz No. 'aRtd :
move rSsntot Importance was generally anticipated.
TIE Lord lieutenant, on his arrival in the capital,
an Friday, Immediately summoned a meeting of the
Privy Councillors and law officers. They sat in long
and earnest deliberalion, and it was determined that q
proclamation Sn0OlQ De put i0rtn forUiudInp the meet.
ing at Clontarf A proclamation was subsequently
submitted, but disapproved. Another was framed,
adopted, and signed. l,appeared on Saturday afternoon
as follows
by the Lord Lieutenant and Council Of Ireland:
"a PROCLAMATION
"Whereas il has been publicly announced that q
meeting is 10 take place at or near Clontarf, on Sunday,
the 9Th If October instant, for the alleged purpose OF
petit'oning Parliament for a repeal Of the legislative
union between Great Britain and Ireland:
land whereas advertisements aud plncards have been
printed and extensively circulated, calling on those per.
sons who propose 10 attend the sr,d meeting on horse.
back 10 meet and form IN procession, and 10 march TO
the said meeting IN military order and array:
"And whereas meetings Of large numbers of persons
have been already held in different parts Of Ireland un
de: The like pretence, al several Of which meetings Ian
guage Of a seditious and ~Infammatory nature has beer
addressed 10 the persons there assembled, calculated
and intended TO excite oiscontent and dlsafection in
the minds OF her Majes,y's subjects, and 10 bring into
hatred and contempt the Government and Constitution
Of the country, as by law esiahlished:
land whereas al some of the said meetings such sedi.
tinus and lnHamma,ory language has been used by per
sons who have %signifsd their intention OF being presen,
at, and taking part in the said meeting, so announced
10 be- held al or near Cioniarf:
"And, whereas, the SAID intended meeting is calcu-
lated TO excite reasonable and well grounded apprehen
SION, that the motives and objects OF the persons TO be
assembled thereat, are not The fair, legal exercise OF
constitutional rights and privileges, but 10 bring INTO
'Nh'No NV N"bt ihp nix UlitH III SDUslllulIOl
Of The United Kingdom, as BY law established, and 10
accomplish alterations in the laws and Constitution OF
the realm, by intimidation and the demonstration of ply
sical force
"Now we, the Lord Lieutenant, by, and with the ad-
vice of her MaJesty's Prlvy Council, being satisfied
that the said intended meeting, so proposed 10 be held
at, or near Clontarf, as aforesaid. can only tend to serve
the ends of iactious aud sed'tinus persons, and to the
violation Of the public peace, do hereby strictly caution,
and iorewarn all persons whatsoever, that they do alb
stain from Attendance al the meeting and We do here
hy give notice, that if, in dsfilnce ofthie, our Proclan.a-
ton, The said meeting shall! take place, all persons 81
tending the same, shall be proceeded against, according
TO law.
"And we do hereby order, and enjoin magistrates and
officers entrusted with the preservation of the public
peace, and others whom it may concern, to be aid ny
and assisting in the execution Of the law in preventing
The said meeting, and in the eftctual dispersion and
suppression of the same, and in the detection and pro
secn,ion of those who, after this notice, shall offend in
the respect aforesaid.
"Given 81 The Council Chamber, this 1,h day of
October, 1913 God save the Queen -
[s'gned by Edw. B. sugden, F. Blackburne, T. B.