Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-25
FoRE,GN INTELLIGENCE.
F'rom lie Nem Yolk Stn, Ej,iu, .J0ne 20.
ARRIVAL. OF THE. ACADIA.


ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA.
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The Royal Mail Steamship Acadia, Capt. Ry-
rye arrived at Boston yesterday afternoon n
| about o'clock She left Liverpool on the l'll
inst. and brings us London and Liverpool papers
| to the morning ofthat day.
Wcare indebted 10 Wilmer * Smiths Europe
| an Times. and Charles Winners American News
Letter, Tor The larger portion Of our extracts.
! The Hibernia steamship Capt. .Iudkins ariv'
ell al Liverpool OH the afternoon ot TUESDAY, the
18th ull., after a capital passagc from Halifax oi
nine days.
The cotton market continues in very deprcSs-
ed state. During the last four weeks prices have
have receded Il per Id.
Switzerland has bcenthe scene OF a short though
somewhat sansuinary civil war
The debates in Parliament upon Sir Robert
Peels New currency PROJECT have been OF nigh
ly interesting description
The vintage OF the Southern part OF France does
not promise so well this year as last. In MANY
places the old vines have been entirely killed of
by the severity of the past winter
The accounts from India speak Of a remaIka-
bic hail storm Il: Sukkar, in the Scnde, accompa-
MED by a hurricane, which Frustrated everything
in lis path.
Murders continue TO he alarmingly frequent in
Paris The bodies ofiwo OF the municipal guards
were taken out OF the Seine near the bridge N
the Invalidcs, 4 few DAYS ago, with marks which
lelt no doubt that they had been murdered. Eight
others had previously persisted in the same my>lc-
rious manner.
The Police OF London continue their war upon
the gaming houses al the West End
The French Government and people appear 10
be wide awake on the subject of railroads.
The subject of the annexation of Texas con-
tnued 10 he prolific theme OF discussion in the
English papers. Some OF them have wasted 4
good deal of Indignation upon it.
The general state of the English crops is good,
though some of the better agricultural districts
have suffered from drought.
The >chism among the Jews AT Frankfort and
other places had become exceedingly violent and
bitter
In Portugal, Italy, &C., matters had become TO-
lerably quiet.
Sir James Graham appears 10 be growing I'M
popular with his own party very fast. One OF
the Tory papers calls him the Marplot OF the
present Administration, and SAYS he is mill
stone about their necks.
So great has been the rage for glano manure
in England, that large quantities OF spurious
and worthless article, made TO resemble Suano,
have been manufactured and sold in Liverpool.
The English farmers are very indignant al the
cheat
Meetings in supper. of the factory bill now be-
fore Parliament, continue 10 be held III the va
rious manufacturing towns OF England and Scot
land.
The twelve experimental gun briggs for the
British Navy are now nearly completed, and are
represented TO Le beautiful specimens Of naval
architecture
Accounts from Belgrade state that GO persons
had been publicly executed for participating in
the late Instruction in Seryia among them the
ex-minisier Sagewitsch. Nearly six hundred
others had been doomed 10 Punishment torthc same
offence.
The Circassians are straining every nerve 10
resist the new Russian invasion, but it is feared
iha, the independence Of these noble mountaners
is nearly at an end.
The suspension of another large banking house
in Paris, is noticed in LIE Commerce, and atribu-
ted TO speculaiions in gas and other stocks
A fire damp exploded on the sd, al the Vic
toria coal pit in Newton by which two persons
were instantly killed. and several others wounded.
Thirty-seven Jewish marriages were recently
celebrated at one time, at the synagogue In Lea
denhal street, London.