Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-30

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Finn ne .Ner York Sun, Jan. Isl
ARRIVAL or THE CAMBRIA.
Eisiien, Daw Later from Europe.

Eistfea Daw Later from Europe.
Harndens Express, with late European papers
fer Cambria, came in last evening al an early
aour. We soon after received our regular files.
The lates dates from Liverpool are 10 the 4th
as., London 81, Paris Isl, Harre Isl, Dublin Isl,
Canton Oct 18th.
The Cambria left Liverpool 4ih January, A.
NJ; Cape Clear 9Th do, 2 p NJ arrived at
Halifax 2is 10 A. NJ; left do 2lst p NJ !;
>amtro light 5 P. NJ; arrived at Boston ligh, 4
i. NJ. 9Th; at wharf :. il. NJ 2ilh-making
ne shortest passage 10 Boston IRON Halifax ever
made. The Cambria is pronounced by pas
ger who has crossed many times in all the steam
rf>, y ocihe very bes, sea-bua in every respect,
't.at he has ever seen. She has experienced in
his yogase continued severe gales, aud has been
severely tested She brought over 90 passengers,
and about 80 tons OF height.
The money market Still labors under plethora
abundance OF good paper can be discounted al
: - 2i.perceni. The new railway shares do no
appear 10 absorb the whole floating capital OF ,ht
country
The announcement Of The stock of Cotton on
hand Al the end OF The year Tuesday, hac
tendency 70 depress the market little, but pri.
IS rrmain wiihou, alteration, and The narke, on
ne 81 closed quietly. The prices declared BY The
Committee q; Brokers for the week are: Bowed
~; Mobile i'd; Orleans AID.
The advance on cotton, since last advices is
oger ID. per h.
The American Provision trade, owing 10 the
ano>i continued prevalence Of easlery winds of
ale has been dull from the want ofstocks 10 ope-
ale uron.
n discussions in the Anglican Church con-
"o1c. Between theology and politics, the wri-
=, =, y ;Ac daily press have their hands full.
~, he''iomadal board Of Oxford hare deter
N yns q, % strip at the convocation in February,
~. wan u his gown, on account Of the doc
Church" " - iuea' u onfis''an
oliossd . me See Of Exeter, is that OF Wor
c's. e, whose Bishop, in pastoral letter TO his
'.-', mas recon- ended course of discipline,
q Exeter a"'e'' '"s an''Po0eS
ENGLAND.
y, luz a. RESIDENTS Message arrived out on the
hi a.a and went 10 London by Express Ithas
y, ~" 1o>Farlnsy analyzed and condemned by the
Va ~. =, hT>h Press of course.
demo-. yer Is conference.-the. Calhoun is con-
r, ..'el ana The Mexican Minister alone is eulo-
p.,r = us spirit and independence.
IA, ", :. have provoked greater anger
W w Ialhonns letter in vindicalion Of slave
,.g,.. WI hing, at Paris The European Times
, :, mai THIS document has seen The light
:, a,oa England belongs the opprobrium of being
w,i, me richest and the poorest country in The
sa,r,, IN every large town, thousands of half
,,o~ ~ Creatures, after devourine one meal,
,-ls 10y where 10 look for the next Every wear
y,;ai. Ihe number Of persons so wretchedly
.. -" L;sERETT.-Mr Everett, The present Min
Inc United States in England is expected
.r -1,s ne country early in the Spring for Wash
ta ,kGilrs At LIVERPOOL regards manu-
.eu goods, the amount of freight now offer
- much greater than when the last Boston
h. meeting was held in London on Monday
Gc:,i.. a. Exeter Hall, Lord John Russell in the
's,' tof entering into subscriptions, and de-
ms means 70 relieve Father Mathew from his
j, assinenls. About 1000 persons were pre-
- pans for 220 railways have been all sent
ne examination of the Board OF Trade.
arrelican Ice from Lake Wenham, North
PM a, was exhibited 10 Her Majesty and
ae.. Albert who admired its purity and clear
H.. IRELAND.
rap, rT'aslon is not confined to the Anglican
Rlms has at length reached the Church of
csej ND, branch of ii, at least, which is 10.
= oConnell, andthe Archbishop of Dublin