Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05
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HALF A MONTH LATER NEWS
Important CcmMoGial I!ieltgcnce- A3eqnsc N
nc p,,cc u Cotton Tremendous Sales Ho7.-
bic Bn'cte,e n Age.
The steamship Gambia, Capt Judkins, ar
rived al Boston on Wednesday afternoon, in line
asloni,hingly short passage OF eleven days. She
sailed from Liverpool on The 1911. July
The intelligence i, impouan, in a commercial
point OF view.
There has een decided improvement in cot
ton. The sales have been tremendously large,
and The prices a"e one.eislNh higher.
The corn trade exhibited an improvement in
prices in consequence clihc variable stale 81 The
weather.
American stocks were improving.
Money i'll London was plentiful. ani The mar
ket in healthy stale.
There has been another decline in iron, and the
tendency was downwardS
The intelligence from Algeria gives an accuun,
Of The massacre Of 4 thousand Arabs by the
French. The cavern Of lhe Dahro, where the
Arabs had taken refuge, va, the scene OF this
horrii affair. Here lhey were !lemmed in, tag
gots were lighted, AMI lir unfortunate wrelches
burnt and sullocatcd IN lhcil place Of r..
iuee.
The French papers contain the particulars of
an outbreak in Catalonia. Some o the small
towns round Barcelona had been called upon 10
contribute their lew OF men 10 The army. Spain
is in 4 dreadful condition.
The two Queens 81 Spain were al Barcelona.
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prorogued probably on The 9Th OF 9TH proAimo.
With The exception 81 The annexed Paragraph.
We see no,hin. oil interest in their proceedings:
In The House oil Lords. on TUESDAY, the Earl
OF Clarendon moved resolution for he a!Inls-
sion OF The sugar. ol'PoIo Rico and Cuba, found
ed on the correspondence which has recenlly
passed between TIE British Government and the
Spanish Minister in this county. A debate 81
consdcIalle length followed. The motion WAS
nega,ived by IS 10 l.
lnihe House ot Commons The same SUBJECT
on The same c:rning, was introduced hy Lord
Palmelslon. a long debate ensucd. Tie pin
cipa opposition speaker, were tn noble lord.
who introduced Tie subject Mr. Labouche, and
Mr.. f. Baring. The ministerial case was ie.
To The defence OF Mr. Gladstone Tie division
showed s. !of tie motion; against il l15J; ma
orily IS The RECENT declaration Of Tie Govern
m-ni d>almel The discussion OF all practical IN
teIcst.
DkArll % Grx. A,Asox.--Thr following no.
tcr was published in Ioudou Oh The 18th, by Nh
Everett
has L ssi "tGssivsa s oSs 81 me 81
General Andrew Jackson, on the sth nit, al hi,
residence ii HE State oi Tennessee. The un,.ci-
signed is persuaded that his connlYmen abroad
will iullv share The sorrow occasoled in the
United States bv he loss ol 4 citizen who. hay
in" filled the highest Offices in the civil and mill
iaIy service. and twice bee IA called 10 the Chief
Mapi,tracy Of the COUNTY, ha, Al length closed
his lus,rious career fail OF days and Of honofs.
The under signed respectfully invites his coun-
nvmen throughout Great Britain 10 Join III the
marks oil respect universally paid 10 the memory
pi The tecea.ei in the United States. He re-
Guests thai The commanders OF all American YES
sci, in the ports u the United Kingdom would
hoist their flag al hali-ma>t tomorrow, The lGh
instant, or on HE day after The reception Of this
notice; and tia, The usual badge Of mourning be
worn by the Con>uls, vi.e Consul> and all other
citizens cf tie United States for the same length
OF ,imeas al home EDWARD EVERETT.
London, July 18th, 1915.
IRELAND.
The celebration OF the i2Ih of July by The
Oraneemrn provoked the attacks OF the Catholic
partv in several instances, and in one AT Armagh,
We regret 10 say, the atTray ended fatally. Sieve
RAJ Of The persons engaged in The atiray were ar
res'cd, bul w,r. rescued Immediately with lhc
greatest eilronlery. The >odiery paraded tic
streets during Tie night and rema med under arms
all day on SUNDAY, 10 enable The reaceabe inha
bitan,s Ia worship.
Tn, inquiry into The aniay at Ballnghassig
does no, seem as il il would soon terminate The
inonest commenced on The Sd instant, ard was
continued up 10 tie iii, when il was ADJOURNED
iii the 9th owing - the illness oil one Of The Ju'
ror,. II was reslmed again on the 10Th and The
proceedings are given At vast length IN The Cork
papers. ,,a, ~
duced. and speeches made, and points oil practice
discussed from all OF which il would be difficult
10 make selections calculated 10 throw any new
liahl mon the painful occurrence. The witness.
ss brought forward on the part oil The people
Jcrnse that the police fred upon The crowd WIN
on sufficient cause; while, on the other hand, Sc
vcral wi:ncsse. swear that The roof OF he DIS
pensaty, in which the roiCe were POSED, was
! iorn away b; The peasanIry, who wanted 10 get a
| Them that they saw several large stones in thf
room. which had been flung al The police, anf
from Their size, were calculated TO do "srieyou
| bodily harm i, they came into contact with IN
human body"
The Berlin papers are Of The sh Of July.
The Diet al The Gefmanic Confederation ha
decla ed strongly against slavery, and called up
! on the governments that have nol taken measure
for prohibiting their subjects lrum Icing engaged
in y 10 90 50 ! ,rGx a,o.,sTb. lac
aaua', from sIs;ers bring intelligence Of on
accounts rom n'sieis In .nI di ;' ca.,s .
Of The most a'ro'iou' a"' u,a'u; ;e' -
massacre that ever Occurred ~ VIZ n'l'Gs ~ I p
age or na'ion II = VA" nrn ,bs ,s,h # lane
lofme, IaI'lah apI' 49,, ~, t"e nr",,o ~ M