Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-23
,,ion 10 The Leayuc, Lord Morpe,h writes as


M, Il, made mon any of rs in tn course OF The
ensuing yrar: BAT | wish ID record, 10 me ih'N
emphatic way can, my conviction ma, t"'
lime is come ios final rtpea oil he Corn '"S
ani mr. protest against ihe cG"iinucl ilde1'o"
the State in Inc present emergency
AK EnGrIsu SLAVE MsRKET.-lt IS strange
ana wilb. scarcely credited. thai England, aHei
rx,cndins herlreasuie and blood N pnl'iGs uowu
| slavery in Other COMMITTEES, has i'sei! urcoll'c !.
| slave mart. I,t su,;h i The tact, a. we eai ,
from Derliyshire paper, which contains 'le ~
| lowing statement III
"Al The board # guardians held at Ches'c;he'c
on he 25lh o, October, me clerk stated, mat i
ne,son from The silk mandatory OF Mc"Sr>
Bridget & Co. Derby had been 10 view me
Girls 10 The Union Poorhouse, and on their ne'
ny arraiguc,, before him, he expressed ms sa'iS
faction al their healthy appearance ana Hcicc'eu
fourteen al the ages OF ten and upwards Whl
were 10 hc deliveries IL The manufactures III Der
by. f.s II cta,cc, in The course al me ensuing
week Some Older Girls ui thirteen or fourteen
were rejected a. moi being suitable ior ms puf'
pose.
The Times commissioner, III The course OF M
Recommendations listed Mr.. O'Conneil's estate a
Kerfy-gav. a amenlab'e picture oi 'hs P9.eiH
and wrr,cheGne>s AZ his tenants showed tha ne
was \ "middleman" Ga character Of all others The
n = alhorred in lrcland) and conirasIed me
stat of human sock on his lands with The more
raining care and lihcraiiiv OF HIS neohbnI, the
Ma,Guis OF LanSdowne. TO this attack MI.
O'Conncll made a long, ard. upon The whole, a
satisfactory recndeI, Al the Repeal Association,
the following week, in which he proved that the
commissioner" had been guilty OF thu MpptSSto
rey;-pre sec,iEs the b,ack aud Withholding alto
sehe. the lighter and Kindlier touches OF lenclI.
The opportunity was seized Tor entering with be-
coming dignity upon his history as lanaioru;
and the explanation, II must DC confessed SHOWS
thai, irlhe 'commi>soneri stopped short OF abso-
lue falschood, he vas gully OF what is as bad.
FRANCE.
The Toulonnias makes The Eumher OF the troops
sent into Africa, since The events al Inc END oi
September, amount 10 20,uoO
The Alba,ro>s, viii arrived Al Toulon on
the 9Th November, from Alsiers, has brought
The confirmation Of the fact OF The tribes Of The
circle OF Ofsausviile being in iull instruction.
II was said 4, Algiers thai the revolt had spread
in the Dahra A letter from Setit announces
lha, The revolt is extending in The province Of
Constantine.
The Grandeur and Chimerc steamers are pre-
pairing for their departure from Toulon 70 La
PLAZA, 10 oin the French squadron against Rosas,
Eleven Jesuit priests embarked last week from
Havre, N ycssc, bound for New Gfanata
Ono leading organ OF opinion in The French
metropolis, the conductors OF which must have
been amusing themselves al the expense OF The
national vanity, contends thai France has great
or RICH, 10 the Oregon than either England ol the
Unite States! Perhaps, after all, The inei!e-
renee might facilitate The settlement OF the dispute.
The French Chambers are convohed, by 10
val ordinance. lnr The 27,h OF December.
The J9urna. dcs Dcbais in long article, that
created surprise and regret in Paris, takes view
OF the Oregon question, from which il MAY be
inferred tha, the French Government is iDdis-
posed 10 accept the Office OF arbitrator between
the British Government and that Of The United
States of America, if offered This article went
far towards neuralizing the good eftec, which
the pacific intelligence brought By the Ca!ado-
MIA was calculated 10 proiuce.
RIoTs on AccocNr or ArPREHESDED DEsRTH.
The alarm in the provinces OF France, on &C
count Of The apprehended dearh from the expor-
lation OF corn 10 England, appears 10 have been
great. AtChefbong, ST. Malo Oman, and other
places, serious riots have already taken place,
aud in other places the excitement IS so grea, that
arprehensions are entertained Of an outbreak.
A Ieuer from 81. Malo Of the 18th ult., has the
following. This morning a writing was found
posted III i. the corner OF our fruit and vegetable
markets, calling upnn the poPulace 10 assemble
and sci fire 10 The houses OF Nj. Hovius the Mayor
OF HE town, and NJ. Louise Baizr, formerly de-
putty. accusing them OF being the cause oi The in
treasins DEAFNESS of bread, by their expectations
of black wheat,
GERMANY.
Mp. Willis, an attachc 10 The u. S Embassy
lei, Some DAYS back with dispatches ;or The Wash
ingion Government.
There is not much news stirring in Germany
The religious excitement continues, and III swift
zerland. i, is believed, there will again be fighting
this Winter. Food is scarce aud high, and al
this leads 10 make the people enierae TO the u
States, where they are permitted 10 choose ,hcil
own road 10 Heaven, and have rlo"sy to cot.
SFAIN.
The revolt at Valencia has been suppressed
and as usual in suc! cases, some persons !mp!s
called in il have been shot.
ITALY.
The Augsburg Gazelle states, that the cahiner
Of Vienna, Rome and Naples have addressed L
the English Government fresh remonslrance
against the facilities afforded 10 potica refugee
al Malta.
His Highness, lhrahim Pacha, lan!cd a
TouIon on The 9Th ultimo and was received
with all the honors due 10 his ranE, Admira
Baudin, The Maratime Project, the Major &c
neral Of The Marine, and all The military an
civil authorities being present.
SWITZERLAND
A letter from Lucerne says, that Dr. PlytleI Ia
been sci al liberty, and the seals have been take
OF his papers.
A letter from Moscow, Of November !, state
than an order OF the Emperor has been published
n,erdicling, under severe penalties The employ
! men, OF children of, and under, twelve years o
age in factories wh-ie work is done from lively
o'clock at night 10 six in the morning. such abo
being, says the orer beyond their strength.
| The latest news from Caucasus was that an al,
,umn campaign had been resolved upon. Tn
| Russian Generals had tried hard 10 destroy III
forests ny fire, hut had failed.
INDIA AND CHINA.
Tie extraordinary express, in anticipation {
the Bombay mail o; The l5h Of October, reache
London the 22i ul,:no II brings intelligence I
the hatchery by the Sikh suldicrv Of Iowabi
! singh the Wuzeer His death was The result ,
drep.iaid plot.
The Intelligence from China extends 10 II
| frs, of September. Ii is principally confined |
the dissatisfaction Of ,he colonisis al Hong kon!
who COMPLAIN of being treated with injustice
and who have appealed for redress 10 the HON
Government.
The same disturbances have occurred alon
the whole coast of Lower Brittany; hac
wheat being The oulv resources oil The poor, i
seasons wheE the growth Of potatoes fails.
\ FOREIGN MARKETS.
4 Lcc, pea, CoH,p Market, NruemIsr %. Price
have generally given way I'll per To-, in con>t
qurnce ol the large quantity offered for sale, an
The evaeD, desire Of many holders 10 realize.
DecemJc, 2-'To-day, we have had fair d
mani from The trade, and abou, 1000 10 SOC
bales have been sold The market being we
supplied with nearly ali descriptions, prices al
III lower than on FRIDAY last, and This applies
all sorts offered for sale. Sales from The 2Sih III
ill the id inst inclusive, amounllo II, 500 bale
Lirespool Corr .H,,krt, D,eemter 1.-The Trad
in grain allhis market has been withou, much el
element since The sailing Of the las: s,camc
Prices, which had somewhat receded al the da
Of our last publication, have rallied, hul not $
much as many persons expected Al market Q
Tuesday, "a ms, The trade exhibited 4 dali a
pect in all lis bearings. Flour under lock, ;.ho,
1000 hbls. States, changed hands a! SIS. Ga
| were diffirri, ~ sale and the turn cheaNer