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

THE DISTURBANCES IN SouTn WALES J. ne u's
turbances in Sollh Wales continue On 'ne oli '"
slant, body of Rebeccai,es, some on hofepacA, a."
others on roo, went 1, the town of Lanely, and al
tackled the house Of thu harbor master, "ho appeas
has rendered himself obnoxious TO some persons =.
rig,dy enforcing rules OF the port lhey destroy
ed portion of the hnnsa, and having made The hafo"'
master come oGt, they ordered hm 10 quit the cou'"
in tnrtn,uh, or take the conse9nen ces-aiter wnic
they fired guns, and departed A. eleven clock, IN
same night, the police and military marched 10 Long
hor Common, ioned by Capt. Napier, Mr. D'ii@yn Lie
wellin, and Mr. Moggfidse. They saw rocket ~ 'n
air and heard the firing OF guns aud The NOISE OF near
one hundred horses were heard. When The Reoecca
ties came opposite the Pontardu!as Inn, they h'ed
yoley and then commenced blowing their horhs, aux
went TO Pcn'a-dula's gate, IN the very cehle % "'
yilIa,e Tnev immediately attacked ana broke opel
the backsmhs shop, and tore down the turnpike gaze
a very strong one. Having finished, the police co"
mauded them 10 d.sst. The Rebeccatles hred worry
md the police fred twice, woundnG several OF inc ne
beccai,es and shooting the horse OF The Leader u re-
pula battle took place. The police capturing SIX prison
ers three Of whom wounded, Two severely. SaP'
Manners conduct was deserving the hishes' praSe.-
While securing the prisoners the rioters ietufheu WIN
4be view Of rescung them, but two magistrates hav'ne
ridden off for the troops, party OF "faeoo"s ''o"
c,aoae, who were out on the road, and some OF the
-eh c,o, arrived and the R-beccates fled. Three o.
The prisoners have sent TO Carmar'hen and three
were BROUGHT in here They were taken IN their ais
gnses with faces blackened, and bonneis ano n'sn'
gowns on. ,,,,
since the burning Of some corn mows in L'andlo
Tho farmers have become alarmed and endeav orng
Ia insure their corn Such, however, 10 the unsetteo
state of the country that the insurance ounces
10 grant policies on farming stock Inc Huatu,a" u"
surance Office declines 10 grant policy TO gen'ieha"
and the West of England, and The fhoni4 OFFICES nave
likewise refused to grant policies On stock
Bands Of three and FIVE are proving ABOUT oeH'a"u
mo Chart, at The gen,emens houses IN the country
and endeavor,ng exact 1t by threats OF vengeance
from "Becca If not gwen
The oil her daY n wealthy farmer at Lianon, VINO acleo
hind Of banker had his broken open, and tbou
in money taken away by number OF men win oiach'
ened faces and who passed Rebecraites mus the I'M
puny with which the Rebeccaites have hitneF1o pro
ceeded is encouraging bands OF marauders 10 Prov
about the country for the purpose OF theft and unless
this be quickly put stop 10, II VIII ieau " '''!
alarming state of society.
Au.e,c.s STATE DvHTs Tine following paragraph
is from the CITY letter OF this mornings Chron,cie-
The holders of stocks of those States OF The Union
which have committed fraudulent bankruptcy, ought 10
petition our Government 10 aooPt the pau leco"e"
ed by Mr.. Bddle:
1--WE are in daily receipt Of communications IRON
holders Of American SAFE Stocks whose interest ~ IN
arrear. II appears, that these parties are deprived
thereby OF all income and they aege, that, with Inc
rossest bad faith the Americans evnce the absence OF
all feelings for the suferngs of their creditors and Tor
their own honor These parties express SURPRISE too
that they do experience sympathy on the part
of the public press, and that the leading houses VINO
introduced these stocks INTO the London markell 10 not
exert themselves obtain justice from the delinquent
States We are certainly not Indifferent for our o"n
mart 10 the surrings Of these unfortunate claimants
and we trust that the leading capitalists are not wanting
in their duty 10 them. Their principal reliance IS on
the influence which the opinion of the civilized worid
must exercise on most sensitive and aspiring people
The Americans will not brook the scorn and rejection
of that world.
IRELAND.
Mr. O'Cenneli keeps the ball OF agitation moving
with undminlshed vigor notwithstanding the profoga-
ton of Parliament. He had another monster meeting
at Moughrea en- Sunday, the 10th, which, as regards
numbers hardly inferior, IT The great agtator nm
self is to be credited, to any that have gone before
According to his testimony, there no less than
10 900 horsemen present a this repeal gathering the
proceedings were a good deal damped by the heavy
rains which fell during the greater part OF The day
Mr. O'Connell obliged 10 address his drencheo
hearers with umbrella over his head, but he comfort
ed them BY the urance, that The rain Tell alike on
the lust nd on the unjust. After the meeting Dinner
took place. at which Dr. McIlaic aud other dgni,arles
Of the Roman Catholic Church were present. The
speeches were of ordinary kind; those OF Mr. Con
nell for he made two, related chiefly TO denuncauons
of the Queens speech, which e still treated as the
speech OF the M,n,s,y- has had tendency, he SAID,
TO deaden the feeling OF attachment which the IRISH
people entertained Tor the person OF the Queen Inc
proceedings at the Corn Exchange have not possessed
than The average interest, Money continues 10 ron
in from America Last week FIVE hundred pound
which had been collected Pennsylvania paid ~,
and letter from NJ John Tyler, son OF the President,
expressing sympathy with the Repeal movement, was
ordered be entered he journals Of the association
and respectful answer returned. Mr. . CnnneH has
been bus,ly employed in Safeguarding Mr. Bennett, OF
the New York Herald, whom he has followed up with
male violence almost iendsh
In the course of his speech 10 The great meeting, y
Connell spoke of the IRISH Parliament he intended to
call together. The plan devised for the assembling OF
the body arranged as not to conflict with the pre-
sent laws til to be called the Preservatve Soc'ey,
and composed OF three hundred members from differ
ent sections Of the country, to be appointed by the
Repeal Association. There is great anxiety manifested
among the prominent friends OF Repeal 10 be members
Of this society," aud the only embarrassing nj attending
the carrying ont Of the plan w b. IN seeci'ng from
the many good who offer, those nost suitable for
the duty Every member, upon The assembling OF the
society," is bring with h fl00, 10 be contributed to
a common fund In reference To this matter o Council
in his speech has the following language:
"Bee We me- my friends, that # you follow my ad-
vice. the day is not far distant when you shall have
YOUR Parliament restored in Ireland. ! am working
the pan out | have II IN detail will have this Pro
tective SOCIETY," sitting before Christmas and hope to
rive YOU as New Years gift Paramentin College
Green (Cheersy People of Ireland yon deserve II
Brave noble minded people of Ireland, you deserve u
Faithful, religious, moral, temperate people OF eanu
YOU deserve be a nation, and sou shall be nation
(Much cheering) The Saxon stranger shall not RUE
you Ireland shall belong 10 the Irish, the IRISH shall
nave Ireland" ("Hurrah)
;. .ow had taken place at Repeal meeting held IN
Liverpool just I,:e the ole sailed Daniel Con
nell Jr presided. The Orangemen inlesc,ed, ono
heads and limbs @ere broken on both sides
NEw GoRx, Oct :,
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM Europe
ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN.
Return Of Queen pictoria-.Ian arriraf Of the indi
Naii-Nore FaroraJle .7ceonnts If HE harkets-D DIS
turJanees in Spain, haiy, and Turkey
The regular, fast sailing, and fayor'ie steam ship
Great Western, Captain Hoskns, arrived this moFnn!
at her BERTH at halt pas, II o'clock, making passage
from dock to dock, in little less tan fourteen days
The news not of much Importance
We make copious extracts from Wilmer and smith
European Times.
The Acadia ,opk ont very encouraging accounts re.
spectlng the transactions IN cotton The market II WI
be remembered between the interval of her departure
and that of the previous packet was IN state oi e1
treme buoyancy but was little checked shortly be
fore the Acadia sailed and, at the present moment pe
cuators eynce disposition 10 draw IN, while The de
mand from the trade 10 both uniform and large Iht
latter buy with confidence and the state OF The trade
hon. baaI,hy fsel,p0 of rrPaler than ha