Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23

Some Roman Catholic Bishops are about to prepare
a prayer for the safety Of Daniel O'Connell.
The troops stationed in Ireland, will amount, IN
June, to about $4,000 men.
Almost every door in the city has chalked upon it,
| "Repeal or Blood - Cork Constitution
Mr.. OConne will not leave Ireland to attend his
Parliamentary duties before the 10Th OF June.
There is a rumor, that many regiments located IN
Ireland are in favor of Repeal
MILITARY PosrrIoHs IN IRELAsD.-The batteries at
Tabe have Unexpectedly been reinforced oy four az
dtona pieces of artillery and additional force OF
one officer and fifteen men is expected daily Leuers
have been received, inquiring how many men all the
forts would contain-all the guns are TO he mounted
without delay steamer n ,hnrI. up
of arms for Limerick. Four other steamers were de-
spatched from the Tower for Ireland, with arms we
understand that two nof war-seamers VIII De STA
TONED in the Shannon-onea at Tarbert, and the other
at Grass Island
The little Principally of Wales has given some un-
easiness of late to the s'powers that be- The South
poriion more especially, has been Inc scene OF
series of emeutes which show an unhealthy tone Of
feeling among the peasanry Hitherto, their depreda-
tons have been confined 10 midnight crusades against
toll bars, and toll keepers by bands OF cohfeaerateo
aborers ycept "Rebecca and her Daughters BUT,
recently their holiness has become more audacious,
and the magistrates have il in contemplation, TO place
the disturbed districts under military surveillance.
SCOTLAND has been the scene OF a religious move.
ment the most important in its consequences the most
extended in its notifications which has taken place
since the time of the Reformation. Nearly 500 minis
ters-the hearts blood of the Church, embracing all
that most distinguished for learning, TALENT and en-
ergy-bave seeded from the Kirk, though they repu
date the voluntary principle, rather than submit to
interference in matters of discipline from the civil
powers.
FRoM FRANCE there is no intelligence Of any impor-
lance. The debates the Sugar Bill were long and
dull Intelligence from Algeria to the Goth OF May
had been receved-accounts of great gained
over Abdel Kader. No less than 1000 prisoners had
been captured, among whom were the women and
children of several chiefs and notables fighting in the
ranks of the Arab chief One letter says, 'the tent
of Abdel Kader is taken, his treasure piaged, and his
regular infantry killed or dispersed Four flags, can
non two ordnance carriages, immense booty, large
tribes and hocks have fallen into our hands The chief
himself escaped
Two Ministries have fallen in Spain, since the
meeting Of the Cortes-that of Rod, and that of Lo
PEI. The latter forced upon the Regent and pre-.
suming too much upon his forbeaance or his embar-
rassmcDt, insisted upon the dismissal of one two OF
his own immediate and personal friends against which
his pride revolted. Finding the lmpossbity of sailing
together Espartero has again dissolved the Cortes and
in doing so, has the risk of another revolt in the
Northern Provinces. Up TO the present time, all Is
tranquil whether it will remain SO, will be see n.
RUSSIA.
The Augsburg Gazette and Austrian Observer an.
that serious disturbances broken out in
Bosnia The rebels attempted to get possession of the
fortresses Of OsroschavtZ Bukovizo and Kraska hop
ing to starve them out On the l2th the Governor of
the Province assembled body troops at Behaez for
the purpose of operating against the rebels, but the r.
yer Kotot overlooked its banks, and his movements
consequently paralysed On hearing Of this in
surrection the Austrian Government sent several reg
ments TO its frontier. No political assigned
for this movement The people have risen against an
irregular mode of taxation put into practice by the Go
vernon.
CHINA.
The death of Commissioner Eepoo was the only
at Canton, but fresh attacks we're expected on
the Factories. On Major Malcom's arrival, Sir II.
Pottinger 60 to Canton with the ratification
OF the treaty.
the market in English securities had firm appearance,
but they have slightly given way since. Consos for
special transfer have been quoted at There very
little passing in fore gn stocks.
SUMMARY OF THE CoRs TRApE.-Since our report
Of The 18th ult, the grain trade has preserved very
firm tone, reduced stocks and light arrivals giving the
holder rather the advantage in the market. The con.
sump,ive demand for wheat, -four, oats and oatmeal,
has even increased, and each Of those articles COM
mands somewhat more money, will be observed on
com parison of Cur quotations.
The late Easterly winds have been succeeded by
warmer weather, but having considerable quantity of
rain, is feared the Wheat plant though looking as
healthy possible, (Which may be said of all the other
crops) may be forced too forward hne weatner only
will be required to abundant crops and of The
best quality though the period Of harvest will probably
prove week ten days later than some time ago
anticipated. ROBERT MAKIs q Son.
LIVERPOOL, June 3-ToGdcco.-We have had re-
gular and very good demand for Tobacco, particularly
for May, which has unusually proven full month as
regards our trade The sales altogether have amount
ed 10 about 1866 hhds, VIZ sos yirginian leaf, Sc
stemmed l59 Kentucky leaf, gig stemmed, and Ma.
rylands Prices the whole, remain hrm with ten
dency to improve.
The purchases for resale comprised Ia hhds 100
Virginia Leaf and "a Kentucky stemmed, and the re-
moinder, 547 hhds. by the trade.
| LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET, June 6-There has
been little animation in our market this week. The
trade have however, purchased steadily, and taking
into consideration the recent imports holders have
maintained tolerable steady appearance. We cannot
make any reduction from previous quotations. but
the market closes with rather heavy aspect. $500
bales have met with purchasers. The sales have con-
sisted of 23,3l0 American, 100 Brazs 4l0 West In
dia 2,490 East India, &c