Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24
FOREIGN.
From the Bo>ton .itfaS, Ezra, OCT. lo
ARRIVAL OF THE HlBE2NlA:
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM ETKOFE.

Grill R,rD'nsIyn GTeeCe-- LOH.Mtttot sfU"6s
siH importing. .-
The nunl. Hoya, Mail Steamship, Hl6ernic, Captain
Judkns arrived al her hsrlh at Eas, Boston, 'hs ii
lernoon at o'clock. having made hes passage, IN
cludng The detention at Halifax, N l3days, 2oi hours
She let Iverpoo the afternoon 81 Tue an INST
at before = clock, and reached Halifax on he io'"
inst at 7. Nj, aad left loT this port al Tue sa"e
afternoon.
yerpool but left 10 q, Hal'iax, and took III . loa'
nuuber 10 This port, ninety seven. Among The pas
senuets are The Hon. Abbott Lawrence and family
Commercial a.sifs still comnne Ia l"'prove ana
all branches Of trade active appearance In Inc
manufacturing DISTRICTS it is sa'd all IS onsiie and nc
,vi,y The Cotton market had improved since The
last ACCOUNTS fully ID On American descriptions
CoNMrRCIAL SUMMARY The reriva! % trace Is sHe
theme of neueral congratulation. Every branch OF
business feels It's nrurlshing glow In the ulaho'ac.
turing districts all hustle aad activity ine demand,
too is principally confined 10 the home market o'
ders for the East, more particularly tor China, nave
come pouring Of late. But The other great ioregn
markets The United States ant Bfaa, are ~ state OF
comparative 1t not actual, stagnauon. The Cotton
market that unerrlng barometer ct Inc commefc'"
tenperature-c continues active sometimes oncyahl -
The sales for the week, ending the 3D;h ut, (oatur-
day have not been quite great as previously, ou'
the demand has been well sustained, and holders are
firm Speculation has subsidized little, but The present
feeling is at once healthy and encouraging Inc same
remark applies 10 the markets for Colonial produce
Sugar has improved, especially me oeuer qoah'eS'
B + is steady, while Bengal and MaurI'ius have real
lied huber prces The foreign market for this indis-
pensable necessary Of life inactive line gram mar
ket has experience the effects OF the general revival
The increasing supplies OF new gram keeps the naSe'
from risine ol5eit xhbi,s coward tendency Flour
has advanced st:lli"g per sack, and Canadian wheat
and -four are good deal inquired Tor
The accounts respecting lhe new cotton crop, which
came to hand ay the Btanata, deemed favorable TO
holders The sales saturday, exceeded oOoo bags
Of which = 900 we've taken on speculation But Non
day last was one Of the stirring days winch has
eve occurred in The Cjarka;. Tue sales amounted 10
10000 bags of which enormous quantity spectators
took one hall. Yesterday, BEN. Tuesday, the great
Manchester market day there was comparatively iess
doing; bu. the sales, notwithstanding, reached II 900
bags of which sp4cua,ots tccl nearly the halt. lne
market 10 Gay (Wednesday,) IS still III slate OF great
excitement, and remained nj the time we put our
has tax 'bace Az adyaaee q sdas' OF cotton slnce
the arrival oil the britannia The darkest hour IS ge-
morally the precufSr OF lhe dawn; aud the In'ertn.-
tent fever through wh,ch We have passed. seems TO
promise for the future career oil healthy aud inYi.ora-
ing action.
The Djs'mrbaIc6S IN Sou,h Wales
Several ourages since the attack on the police,
and The destruction OF the gate al Ponterdullis, have
been committed a letter from Carmarihen, dated the
22i Septe mber says
a bill has been lssued, Offering reward Of $500
for the apprehension and conviction Of the murderer OF
Sarah Williams the i-ndy gate ,ocoliector and her
Maesys gracious PARDON 10 any accomplish except
the person WHO shot her. Another bull has also been
issued offering reward OF El00 for the detection o:
The parties Hho destroyed the Elee6ryd Fishing
Wesr, on the li,h instant About fourteen different
toll gates and bars, have been pulled down during The
week
~ regret aIsc, state that another act of incend'
ars; took place las: night, The brick yard OF Mr.
r. l.. LLOYD OF Dclha,dd. OF the magistrates Tor
this county. Abou, ESQ., worth of property was de
s.roved
Ohc- acts of incendar;sm, Of minor character have
been oerpetra,sd snce this letter was written.
The farmers the gneaniime have been holding meet
Drs TO take th state OF the country into consideration
and 10 ob,ai- Irtfess of grievances One was held al
Gum Tw,ch seventeen miles from Swansea, on FRI
day the 22I nit a, winch a petition agreed upon
10 the Queen mplor,ng her 'to dissolve the present
Parliament, ana c"nvoke new Parliament that sha!
Ieg,slate in accordance with the great changes in OPP
winch have, under the teachings OF experience
taken place within the last few years.
A iaucn ,nore Influential meeting was held Of Hinn
dav last, the 25tb Prceac about twelve miles from
Ca,m4.,:cu !, at.udsd hY aAout seventy respect
able farmers, h>-, III q "iom @cre -,ehoders, "to
discuss, scd one nj the speakers, "ther gtegarcss
and express their regret and sorrow at the dark anu
wicked spirit which seemed 10 T"rvade the country.
the London Gazette contains II proclamation from
Government Offering reward OF toiio Tor the aPpre
henson OF the perpetrators OF any ncentlary lire OF
outrage where the loss of life has resulted, and f3'
for the discovery Of each ard every connected
with the other offences committed during the disturb
ances in Wales. Free pardon is offered TO all inform
cs except ne he the actual perpetra,oT OF the first
mentioned outFages.
Ioss or TIE iNnIA MAIL.
Loss Of tic .IemN"n S'esmcr ~ the Rel Sea. aoM he
Ortrdue iadia .NaH, ri tie LIST If lug E1traO.aL-
nary ErprtsS frern Paris.
We have received by extraordinary express from
Paris letters t:cn onr correspondents IN Syria, Egypt,
Malta, and Msrstes, announcing, We regre, TO say,
she total loss III The Hon Eas, India Companys steam
ship, Nemnun, CT Cope Guariaiu', the coast Of
Africa, near Alden, the evening OF the Is, OF hu
gust The crew, and teasute were saved,
but the mails aud The ettcs OF The passengers went
down IN the wreck.
We must, however al this late hour, conhne our
selves 10 the dependence which ocquains Us with
the melancholy event. London Times.
CAIRO, Sept. l3 The H,ndcs,an arrived the
morning of the 18th, at four o'clock. 0s Suez. She
brings los passengers and The sad Intelligence Of the
toal wreck Of the Memnon, from Bombay, at or nea.
the African coast, opposite Alden All the mails were
totally destroyed. The commander was Capt Powell,
who, believe, los. The Semiran,ls IN her first trip,
being the first steam irigae of the Indian navy. Much
blame is attached, this occasion, 10 him. She struck
on reef a:;er the commander had been warned by
the officer watch If The vicinity Of land, and The
consequent danger. The mail was large, bui entirely
lost, the passengers and treasure oil saved Two pass
engers of the Mennon arrived at Suez by the Hndos-
tan We have no sickness in this city, and / push
through the baza.s with impunty. Mehemit Ali is
expected up here in fortnight, and will take up his
residence nt his gardens Shubra. The old projected
plan OF railroad across the desert again revived
very earnestly, aud II rs generally believed, that if il
really be set on io0 Mr.. Galloway, the brother OF
Galloway Bey, will be 'ae man carry it out
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. lt-The Peninsuisr and Orien.
tai Companys steamship Htndos,an Capt Morsshy
arrived Suez the n'gh; OF the llh instant from
Calcutta, which place she left on the 10Th of August,
with cargo and los passengers. the greater part
of whom intend 10 proceed 10 England By the steamer
ORIENTAL.
She has brought the melancholy intelligence Of the
total loss the evening OF the ls OF August of the
Eas, India Company steam ftiga'e Aemnon, off Cape
Guardaiui, on The coast of Africa. There were on
board one hundred and seventy persons, who were