Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-22
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Ten DAYS Later from Europe
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Tine steamship IIbernia, Capt. Ryrc, arrived
NJ Boston Yesterday noon, having made the pas
sage in less Than twelve days. She brings ten
days later intelligence.
The news is moi of much importance.
Large sales Of cotton al previous prices.
The transactions in American securities have
been very limited, ard prices are still depressed
The cotton market is mol SO active, but prices
IRE without change. The lower qualities OF Anne
rican are being forced upon The market.
Nj. NJ, Lamr The newly appointed minister
from The United States Of America 10 this Court,
has arrived at Thnmass Hotel, Bcriiclv square.
The annexation OF Texas to the u. States his
MOI At all excited surprise.
Mir Charles Ware formerly Of This conn'tr,
die recently al Liverpool. lie ha'! been e:ig"@@Hi
in commercial business.
The wife ol Geo. Calm, ..s'!., tic celebrated
pa inter and jcIin;;or Of Indian customs, died in
Paris ON the 30h ut.
Mr. Jcniier the minister nj Vienna, from the
United States has received his order of recall.
CoMMgRcIAL.-S Serious fears of failure of the
harvest now begin To b. felt. The weather has
been far from favorable for the harvest. The
supply of grain al present i'll the country IS very
limited, ana Il failure oi the coming crop would
be a serious Inconvenience. The stock oil United
States -four in Liverpool, under lock, consists oil
at;. 49, barrels; ot which ahomt 5000 are sweet,
the remainder sour; should The new wheat want
help, this article, owing 10 the low coarse quality
OF The Baltic wheat, will be OF unusual virtue,
as il will give strength ana Color also
P,HIlsMg.TAnY-'rhc last few days have been
unfortunately iii" III railway accidents. hii>iul-
tunes, j Is cd, Sciiom come sing,y, an! lhr
calaI:,ilies Of locomotive transit strengthen the
correctness OF the axiom. Lord Palincrstnn
brought The sublec, before the House Of Com
mons and coupled it, strangely enough with a
strong condemnalory peroraIioD on the defence
less state o; our seaboard. With regard 10 travel
ling by rail, the Premier threatened, unless the
directors used keencr supervision over their
servants, to case them OF the duty, and transfer it
10 the hands of the Executive Governmental
threat, which will probably work q speedy and
permanent cure. On the subject of nationa pro-
lection, he evinced less apprehension, and seemed
10 chde the fear Of his assaan War seems
remote, Int the best mode of keeping il 50 is 10
be prepared for it NJ all times. Cupidiiy i often
excited by a contrary policy The present is ihc
age Of echanc;.l odc!, and in deciding HE fate
Of nations By physical conflict the engineer will
| play prominent part hereafter, as The field
| marshal has done in times gone hy. Ii is this
different from our fathers, that has probably in
spircl Lord Palmcrslun with his patriotic mis-
| sivings
Mr. Ficldrn, one Of the members for Oldham
IA large manufactured and gentleman OF cx-
irene political opiniohs-showcd, in an able
speech the o,hcT night, how grindingly oppressive
the income lax can he made, even in Inc case q!
IN o5>tfeperous member Of Parliament. Mr..
Ficidcn's wealth and crcdi, enabled him 10 make
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! smaller man-ih.i his business 50 In from yield
mr. 4 profit, rnard an actual less. Thr com
lm;s>iunels treated his assertion, even his oath,
with Indifference. l'hcy first assessed his bust
ncsa a. producing c2i, 600 prom, aid them or ap-
peal nncercmoniou>y reduced The amount 10
Ci2G0D-iur refusing 10 pay The tax on whr i,
the officers OF The Government di>trained on his
goods But although he made out his case, lie oh
tanned no redress lie merely succeeded in pro-
wing what every one knew 10 be fac, that many
are obliged 10 pay this most inquistorial ard OPP
prcssiyc tax as the caprice Of The commissioners
choose 10 levy il, from The fear Of worse consc.
quences-lhat Of revealing their pecuniaiy M
kedncss.
The Slave-trade Treaty Bill which seeks 10
render the subjects OF Brazil amenabe 10 Eng.
fish law courts and 10 treat them as pirates, las
met with 4 becoming, but l:uiicss, opposition.
IRELAND.
+ REFEAI AS''lJlATlOS.--Al tIc ~ t.!r
Repeal Association on Monday, the most promi-
ncnt subject was dispute between The repeaers
in London. A section OF that body were in re-
belion against The warden, Mr.. w. J. O'Con
nell: and they threatened 10 call public meet
ing al The National Hall, in uoborn, 10 lay their
grievances before the public.
Mr. O'Connell said that il they did so, their
names should be struck of The rolls OF Con.ilia-
lion Hall. The repeal rent for the week was an
nounced 10 be over f230.
FRANCE.
The celebration OF The Revolution OF 1870 he.
san in Paris on Monday, with religious OBJ
ervanccs, in honor of those who Pershcd.-
Tuesday was the day of rejoicing; there was a
lind Of fair on HE Champs I.y>ecs and Al the
iiarIicre du TioDc; concert in the garden OF
tic Tuilleries, and AT night an illumination with
iieworkS.
NJ. Guizot left Paris on Monday for Val
Richer, his seat in Normandy. NJ. Ducharel
supplies the place Of NJ. Guzoi a, The Foreign
Office during the absence of The latter.
The Nonicnr publishes the estimate for lsl6-
in which The ordinary and extraordinary cxpendi-
tunes are fixed al ,i34, $3.50 ,iO6 francs, and the
ways and means at ,355, AS, HOG francs.
SPAIN
The Barcelona Chamber Of Commerce has
PREPARED an address 10 all similar bodies in the
kingdom, calling on them 10 petition The Coies
atalt the admission Of Cuba Sugars in!o he
English markets.
should England pcrsi>; in excluding them, the
Barcelona merchants recommend recourse To
rcpfsals, and prohibit the importation into Sra'"
Cnta. ard other Spanish colonies OF various ar
,icle> Of English manufacture, such as linens,
cloth hardware muslin machinery.
) SWITZERLAND.
LvcERSE July of-The deliberations OF the
! D;aJ Ioop ,thpuf un,ifip1l
rest, and Of a mere domestic character The mo-
ton 10 postpone the assembling of The Fedora
, Camp ior year was rejected by large ma
joIily. The discussion of the question as TO the
revision Of The yaetc tcderal has been again post
poned
, a very melancholy event has plunged the
country into CONSERVATION and diSmay. NJ Leu,
one OF The leading members Of the Jtsuil,' pa!lr,
was found dead in his bed. weltcsi5s IN ms blood
lis pauizans declare, loudly ami uneqnly"rai'y,
that he was basciy assassnattd hs political op-
ponen,s, IN The contrary, declare, with equal con-
ildcnre, thai he committed suicide. The phys-
clans declare that, from the position the ball took,
thc was hot through The heart with pistol he
he could not have committed suicide, and the
fact that no pistol was found by his side con-
firms their assertion But, on The ether hand,
there are no traces OF any person entering the
honse-no noise was heard, though twenty peo.
PIE al least were in the house-the shutters oil
his bedroom were closed, and his wife, Sleeping
by his side, was alarmed by the report Of the
pistol, but saw no one The affair is enyelorcd
IN great mystery, but it is 70 be hoped !! viii be
cleared up The agitation The matter has CAUSED
is really ndcscribable, aud it HIS embiitcIcd the
ilticeling which The different parties bear To-
wards r:icl, oher My opinion is, that more
blood will 1ow before the people become Gained
down; and, perhaps this suicide OF assassination,
Whichever il may be, may be made The cause of
RUSSIA.
ST. PErERsErRor, Jay l9-The general
commanding in Caucasus Woronzow, has sue
ceeded m gaining victory; but though made /;
most OF BY our officials, il does moi appear 10
have been very brilliant affair. Nevertheless,
as victory il is something Tor so FAR Russia has
had more d..ieats L. n r;nnnhs IN her ercnnn,ers