Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-25
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NEWS FROM ENGLAND.
ANIMAL OF tbs ROYAL mAIL STBAMsR
BRITAIN MA.

4 Il Il A n y n.
Il 10 Day- later from, Europe.
Tho Rcyel Mai Steamship Britannia, Capt John He~ =
arrived this ror,. yesterday afternoon. from Liverpool
9TH inst. having made her in about Is days in
GLIDING the detention at Halifax. She left Liverpool with
81 passengers, LETT IL ut HslsI. and brought 10 to this
city. Among the passengers tho poet w. c. Bryant.
sad Sir Allan McNab.
By this steamer We have received our usual files Of Lon
don papers to the evening Of the 81 us and Liverpool
to the 9Th. together with monthly circulars OF the diff
eren, markets. prices and lot,c from regular
correspondents at Liverpool London, and Paris.
The news received by this arrival unusually interest
ing and important.
The failure Of the potato crop Ireland, the deficient
harvest in England the high price OF provisions and the
famine amongst tho lower class have prompted
the Premier to hold three Cabinet Councils for the purpose
Of deyising for the relief Of country
Although the rcsat Of the deliberations of Ministers was
not officially promulgated whom the Britannia left Liver
pool yet our readers may anticipate The result from the
following Information.
-orESINe PoRrs FOR rur ADMISSION OF FoRsrox
GRAS-A Cabinet Council held the private real
denee OF SIR Robert Peel 3st ult another was held
at the same place Saturday the LIST inst and another
Monday aiternoon the - inst The Examiner Of the Let
| inst, contains the following remarks:
"A Cabinet Council the first tho propagation of Par
lament held yesterday afternoon private resi-
dence OF SIR Robert Peel, in Whitehall gardens At which
all the Ministers present; but the Gazette night
tho expected order Council
the ports Tor the admission ct foreign statement
which was published by evening contemporary have
| led the people expect.
The only announcement which the Gazette contains /.
the notification of strict and rigorous blockade Of ports
OF the Oriental Republic the East OF South Ancri
ca having been established by her Msesys naval forces
on that staton IN conjunction with those the King tho
| French"
The following the Statement alluded to by the ES-
amner, which Appeared in the Globe of the 3Oth uli
"a most important run'or ereuises. in select circles in
the city, relative the which foreign grain and
hour 10 DO admitted Tor home by the Order
IN Council expected tomorrow. II arc correctly
informed, the following will be the scale laid down: Wheat
l barley, 2s; oats IL; beans and % quarter and
-four Is sack This order will release about one mil
lion quarters Of grain aud flour bond tbs United King
dom. 10000 barrels of flour tho way from the United
States, 1000 barrels from Canada"
The Morning Chronicle has the following remarks on
| this subjects
"a suspension OF the Corn Laws becomes daily mo,o
neccssary-ndeed 1t appears TO be inevitable and we find
the umor gaining ground that Parliament will be c.l-d IL,
together earlier period than usual Whether the morn.
will be opened for the admission OF grain by an order in
Council, or by hasiy act OF legislation, remains sl sub
Ject OF doubt Though Sir Robert Peel will in all prob,
by, the ports by onier Council yet IL /. equal
y necessary that the earliest should be sopgbt
to obtain from Parliament sanction for that sc, hi.
therefore, more than probable that the ports will be opened
by an order in Council At and Parliament
for an carly day in November"
The London Observer, which considered to be in the
confidence of the administration, has the following 70
MARKS:
'Our readers doubtless well aware that no ,ucb mr.
ders those talked for relaxing the Corn lava or 10.
Immediately sur1monng Parliament can issue from Cab
iRst Council, should measures be deemed ever a. ma
cessay for the public welfare Ssch orders can
only from the Queen IN Counci and for that purp,,,
Frey Council must be holden We have not heard thar
summonses tor Prvy Council have yet been issued nor il
It known whether the deliberations of the Cabinet had ar
nved al maturity for such 4 step"
Our London Correspondent. who is generally well in
formed on political matters writes under date OF the Sd
81. IL iantly
journals that the Friday il was Determined
10 open the ports Tor the admission OF all foreign grain Tor
the next three months duty free. This merely guess
work. for official has vet be EN- made and
none can be made in time reach the United States by
the Britannia, unless that Steamer should be detained
The simple facts upon which dozen rumors have bee,
founded may DO bnefy stated. Although tho Cabinet
Council may have the determination to recommend
the Queen to bold PKvY CoUSorL for that object il ia
well known that 1t is rot in the power Of CABINET Com
80 10 aJVr any such measure. The Iluors Ut the pres
aud IN Mark Lane as, therefore, without the slightest
value in auo!hsT part Of his letter he Says IT, at
Council heL day, agreed that summonses shoud
be issued iv Pryy Council. such Pvy Council could NOT
be ned IA nHie for any Order in Council go by the
BIitanns."
RUsoRED CHAssEs TaE MISsrRY-The London
Morning Post, Of the Sd inst copies the following nara,
sfdph from the Brighton Herald with the heading very
possible: " -
I'VE leg'n from source which VIC place great re-
lance that important changes OF operation in
the mnl'' and that there lte doubt that Lord John
Russell will Join the Administration OF Sir Robert Peel
that Lord Stanley will retire from the Office of Colonial Sec
rotary, aud will be succeeded by Lord John"
The Scotsman the followiny:"P .yae let,.n.
sent US by close observer tend strongly confirm the u
nors IN e London papers, that the breach between Peel
and Stanley becoming serious render the retire.
men 0i the latter from oifce before Parliament meets
more than probable"
The Overland Mail from India by now route, via Til
and through Germany instead of Marseiles md
through France arrived in London Thursday night iii.
3Oh uii. The mail conveyed through tho private On
iepHse OF Lieut. "ashorn Thei regular mail via Mar
settles, did not arrive in London I'LL the ~ inst
The railway mania, in England, Continues to rugo not,
wistanong the repeated warnings, given by the press of
| the danger OF Specializing scheins.
The state OF trade IN the manufacturing districts has not
improved. The Liverpool Cotton Market has been mac
tive, and prices have declined l-5per 10.
The Corn Markets are very much ag,ated, and large
quan of gold was expected leave the county, for the
purpose OF paying Tor foreign g'aiq m,ney was scarce
Tue LoSD's MoSEY NARkEr.-We take the following
weekly report from the Observer Of Nov. ~;
"Tho fund, Nov. ls-For days past very strong
opinion has been entertained IN commercial circes thar 10
the Deficiencies which IRE long be severely ,
among the population Of the county, especially the lower
classes, by the comparatively short yield Of the wheat and
potato crops that Government would compelled 10 issue
order In Council for the admission of Foregn gram duty
free II H. therefore, Of very considerable regret
that the Gazette OF last night ha, official
Vt tho kind TO which nlusiOn been made In the
interim business cTsmped. there scarcely
living who remembers the effect produced by tho onennv
OF the ports upon the value OF The Public Securities which
took place now Of least quarer OF century $50 and
hence strong desire has been felt have the matIer A..
at rest, to slow operations in produce q, well in
STOCK 10 be conducted with something ike certainly IL
will be Observed by remarks hereafter 10 DO made thai the
Public Securities have upon the whole been Luoy.nt ,h
weak. Tho continued sales Of Stock which depressed pri
css last week have ceased. and investments OF
small amounts. haze caused scarcity Of Stock WITHIN IN.
last few days The anticpaions Of panc in fact have
ceased TO to have influence upon the quotations Of the
Funds,
From the commencement Of bushes, on Monday mora
ing up 10 s termination yesterday aofnoon the Huctua
ohs IN the Public Securities have been a. flows In the
Three scr Cent Consols from 96h to 979 IN tho Tnfee-
AMI aisf per Cent. Reduced, from 95s e. g61 in the
Ihte.ando Quarter per Cents. from ga to Sci and in
bIchtquer Btls from lis TO 37s premium Bank Stock
has advanced from 2O55 to 2O65. Consos for the Ac-
count have improved from 96I to g7i
Nov. 20 Two o'oJocE Tho Public Securities have
to-day been rather declining Consos for present snsfer
have realised 9tb to 9t and for time g6I TO 81 E1ehe
Bills have bge I'D