Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-27
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER EUROPA.
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Proceedings Of Paridment-Ihe Erhi1Rion-Frenci AZ
tairs-Neus from Ldiu-idrance Cotton Brcl STUFF
Importing, dc.
HALIFAX, JrsE 2i 9 p. M.-Thc steamship Europa Ie,
Liverpool x O'Clock the llh. The Franklin arrived
al Cowrs the morning ot the l2t The Lafayette
to sail on the l6th and the city OF Glasgow the l7t the
berths OF both vessels being full.
ENGLAND-Tie domestic news is very dull. ParlIa
ment had opened and had passed the navy and es
mates including E3O0 ono 10 sustain the expenses OF the kn
fir Austcns motion respecting the State prisoners nj
Van Dieman5 Land had been Withdrawn 4 new measure
for reforming the Chancery system has been proposed
Doubts entertained whether the Government will
proceed with the ecclesiastical titles bill.
The exhibition still attracting crowds bat not many
working peopleas was expected.
Emigration continued unabatcd.
The Galway people rejoicing a, the prospect OF steam
communication with New York.
Trade was improving and prices in the manufacturing dis
tric,s improving The weather is genial and an abundant
hav harvest Is anticipated
The grain crops in England ure healthy but backward
The crops in Ireland promising and there no appear
FRANCE-Atairs are tranquil. The war in .,lgIers
over and had resulted In the suppression Of the rebellion
Commerce and trade were Improving The EouTsc closed
brisk and the five cents were 80 cents higher than on
Wednesday, The Havre market closed inactive, notwith
standing the favorable reports from England Sales OF oui
slna Cotton at So 81 francs for tres ordnare, and h
Is francs for baS.
INDIA-The India mail had arrived and the British pro.
vnces continue tranquil The Pestwany frontier and the
Penant threatened by bands of robbers. Money
firm: Freishts high. Imports and exports dull Cot
ton brisk
The Continental news is of very little interest.
MARKETS.-CorroH.-Th imports oil Cotton for the
week ore 81 600 bales.
BREAps7urrs-T has bcea considerable activity in
the Corn MARKET and purchases have been made on
speculation Wheat had advanced 3D. to 3D. Flour has ad
vanced Is and Corn I'D.
PRovrstoxs-The fine descriptions Of Beet attract
attention. and purchases have been made on London account
Inferior sorts neglected Bacon is in better demand nt
! late Shoulders are Id ID lower Iams quiet
! Lard not so active.
MONEY MARKETS.-The English stock market is
more active Consols have advanced 99 for and
9Ss for account. Continental exchanges weaker.
business has been done in foreign stocks but not much
in American United States 6s los l05 DO do, lsG3,
III ll3; do do 1867, 07 l0S Ohio Gs, 1870 and "a,
los Mary land SIS, Bds, goa 81.
Frcights are dull. Ships plenty, and dead weight
lower sccrage passengers are not very abundant
REASONS FOR KEEPING THE TEETH CLEAN
At meeting of the American Academy, December, ISIS,
paper was read by Dr. H. j. Bowdilch animal and vcge-
table Parasites nfesng the teeth with the effects o the di
feren agents in causing their removal and destruction Mi
croscopca examinations had been made OF the matter depo
sired on the teeth and gums Of than forty ndvidnas
selected from all classes of society," every variety of bOd
y condition and in nearly every case animal and
bic paasities in great numbers had been discovered OF the
animal pases there three or four Species and of the
vegetable two. In fact the only persons whose
mouths found TO be completely free from the cleaned
their teeth four times daily using soap once One or TWO OF
these individuals also passed thread between the teen 10
cleanse them eectuay In all cases me number OF
parlses greater portion to the neglect o ciean
ness The effect of the application o various agents was
also noticed Tobacco ue and smoke did not impair their
vitality in the least The ae was also true OF the chlorine
Gus other popular detergents The application soap now
ever appeared TO destroy them instantly We may hence
infer that this the best and proper specific for clean
ing the teeth In all where has been tried ii receives
unqualified commendaton 1t may also be proper to add
that none pure white SOAP free from all dscooraons
should be used.
BREAST-PLATE FOR soLDIERS.-ln Paris new
kind of cuirass for Of the army shortly to be tried
This cuirass Is of rucani-a india rubber about hai an
inch thick This thickness is stated Is more man sun
resist the action of ball projected from any knu "
/
cessfu The of the ball is completely broken o inc
eaccy of the india rubber and il falls on the ground al e
| fees of the person against whom 1t was sent
| ENGLAND -DlSSEa TO ARCHBISHOP HuGHEs.-on the
10Th inst public dinner which was ATTENDED oy '.ge
number OF gentlemen, given at Liverooi Dy 'e ca
s n archhishop Hughes of New York The first toast
was given Pope and the second 10 te Sue. ins
chairman read letter from SIR Cnttenoen' o. Hos9 I'M ne
Jiycrnool acknowledging invitation TO be present. Inc
chairman in giving the Archbishop Hughes alluded
in nlownr terms to United States; and his announce
rh, The United eer and happier country
,na, Eno,nd was received with terrific applause The
Archbishop made eloquent speech in reply in which ne
alluded 10 Irish BIRTH and the honors conferred on MN
since his emigration TO America Among the toasts was the
1.-THE United States and their institutions oIn-
dsd as they upon the true principles OF religious ee
| dom."
The brcher and sister go this spring; ana hex s'G
they send home passage money for The resi- o. 1nc
Mr. Lamb, who has Just returned from ous"ess te'
says that in some districts VI the sout a'u "es' ie a
half his naymen,s were American drafts On L'erpooi
sent home BY emigrans Galway shopkeeper hac recent
" rcnit,ed 10 house in Manchester ESQ OF these bills
exchange, from Il slO each TIE crops OF every hnf
look remarkably WELL and promise abundant harvest
Eycept in Donegal the potato as extensive as ever
Flax is very little in the south but there IS ates
breadth of il in Cavan Monaghan, and some other nor'er
districts.
Il FRaNCE-A duel took place Saturday morning 3
Versailles between the Prince de Canine and NJ fossl ~.
snn nf Baron Rossi who assassnaed at Rome; 4 ~
Juel was caused By M Rossi having lain ~atioI inc fHhc
whom he struck 10 the face Alter TWO shots exchanged Sc
vsaly at thirty PAGES profound expression OF regret va
offered by the Prince of Canine, that he should nave
supoosed 10 sympahize in act whlch ne rrarGsa v"
the utmost horror and disgust and both parties shook hands