Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-27
FOR EIt;N.
ARRIVAL, OF THE STEAMSHIP HEEGyIA.

Sixtetn Days Inter from Europe
The Steamship llbernia, Captain Judkns, arrived
at her wharf at East Boston "Wednesday morning. at .!
clock bringing sixteen days later intelligence from
Europe. She experienced very rough weather and
storms off the She made her passage, however,
nobly in sixteen days
Duff Green has arrived in the Iibernia.
Trade had been du but business had revived st
tie just the departure Of the steamer The stock Of
cotton in Liverpool at the present time is heavy; 49,,
600 bales American against 23000O in the correspond
ing period OF last year, which leaves an excess of the
present the former year, Of no s. than 10000
bales If the ruinor which prevails, that Government
intends allow drawback the staple, be correct,
such measure will open wide field for export
There las been toerably gosd demand during the
last week, says the European and the prices OF md
ding and inferior descriptions OF American have ac-
vanced shade while in the better qualities little or no
change has taken place. The sales during the week
have averaged about 1000 bales per day, which, ccEsi-
derng that this the dulles; period of the Manchester
market, is tolerably fair demand.
The Queen of England has paid visit to Sir Robert
Peel at Tamworth. Much public demons ration OF re
spect made al different places on the royal route
thiher.
1t was currently reported in London, on Thursday,
that the difference between Great Britain and Mexico
arising Of the alleged Insult to the English flag by
Santa Anna, has been satisfactorily arranged between
Lord Aberdeen and the representative oil Mexico al the
Court Of ST James.
The Salisbury election is over. Mr. Campbell has
been returned by majority of a. the free trade
candidate, Mr.. Bouvere. The League made up then
minds to win this election.
InrLANn.-The State Trials have been adjourned un
Ill the 18th JAM and O. Conne has retired for while
10 his mountain home at Derrynane
Every thing shows that Repeal has taken strong hold
of the nations ieengs and however the prosecutions
if continued, may terminate, whether IN conviction o.
an acquit,a, the Minister must satisfy the people 0
| Ireland
In the Court, on the State prosecutions, poin
has turned up.
| The "O'Conne compensation, vulgary calico
ssrent," collected in the churches and chapel, oil
Sunday, the 18th ut The produce, so far as known.
immense; about three The average; in the Dutli
district it amounted I, more than $4,000.
| Al the usual weekly meeting Of The Repeal Assoca
ton, on the 20lh. MIR . Connel began the proceeding
BY saying, that should be lost before The
expressed their veneration for the Right Rev the c.
hol,c Prea,es OF Irellnd. He read the resolutions re
Gently passed by The archbshops and bishops repuda'
ing state provision, and proceeded to euog'ze tn
hierarchy.
He moved resout ons, which were carried unani
mousy, expressive Of The venerution and gratitude
the Catholic si,y of Ireland to the hierarchy Tor thei
refusal Of the Filthy mammon of this world.
WALEs-The Commissioners appointed 10 inqulr
into The state Of the South WaesEst with closed doors
and the reporter for The Times states that they ar