Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-07

dtou OF d leter rom NIr. Gladstone Il
the Earl OF Aberdeen, detailing his personal oberva
ton during visit TO Italy, ofthc horrors inflicted BY
the KING OF Naples upon the objects OF his politca
dread, which tar exceed anything that mas been re-
OF Spain.
The KING OF NAPLES.
Mr.; Gladstone, M. P , for Oxford University who
was President of he Board of Trade under Sir Rober
PEEPS administration and wa. one the parties consul
ed by Lord Stanley in his attempt to form a Con-
sentative Cabinet in February last, has just published
letter to his friend Lord Aberdeen, denouncing The
atrocities which rave been carried 90 by the king OF
Naples ever since the triumph of reaction in 849 The
details WNh he gives from personal experience during
recent visit the country far revolving than
any thai have yet appeared authoritative form
and lnasmu as they proceed from representative of
the University of Oxford, with her Remaining ten
denotes, and addressed to The Tory rival of Lord
fameIson in the administration of our foreign affairs
they have commanded degree of attention which
could not have been obtained by any other means.-
an parties OF course including those who ls4s did
their bes to uphold this true specimen of Bourbon in
his reacherles against his people, unanimous
In the cry of execration.
The CONTEST ON THE JEWISH QUESTION.
The claim OF Alderman Salomons to take his seat
10 the House OF Commons, as the newly elected mem
Der for the metropolitan borough OF Greenwich, has
been the sole point this week in home politics. The
Alderman has taken the requisite oaths merely omit,jnp
the words "on The true faith of Christian as not
binding on his conscience, and insists upon his legal
right to sit. Last night, therefore, he attended the
House. to vindcae his claim, and actually spoke and
voted challenging the Government to try the matter
by prosecution. Finally, he was ordered to retire
but he did so only under protest that it was by corn
pulsion To night Lord John Russell is TO declare the
course the Government mean to pursue, but their pro-
ceedngs thus far have been weak and unsatisfactory;
and they are evidently annoyed at the bold and CON
sstent way in which Alderman Saomons is forcing
them to take the matter up, and to avow whe-
Their they intend to resist to submit to the bgotry of
the House of Lords.
THE HARVEST
The prospects the harvest continue the whole IA
vorable, bu the weather is far from having settled an.
pearance and almost everything will depend upon the
next weeks In parts there are complaints of
injury from peculiar kind of maggot. The accounts
from France, where the crops more advanced seem
to Indicate the certainty of an average yield.
MONEY MARKET, &c.-FAnUREs AT LIVERPOOL.
In the money market there is no alteration There
mas been want OF activity in the funds and rather
tendency to depression The accounts of the state of
trade all over the country are again favorable but
the heaviness in the Liverpool cotton market causes u
Two failures were announced at Liverpool yester.
day, the parties being G. Wright, Jr, and T. & w
Stock-he first for EGO 600 and the latter for EDS 900
and both are understood to be in connection with cot
ton.
The grain market has been firm. but without any
change IN quotations. SPECTATOR
ENGLAND.
The determination of Mr.. SaIomons, referred to in
our correspondents letter. appears have caused con
siderable excitement. Very heavy penalties and for
textures attach to sitting and voting in the Commons
lthout due qualification, yet this gentleman remained
10 MS seat after having been three several times ordered
by, the Speaker 10 retire, and he subsequently, vo.
Tea. Inc issue; therefore. is fully taken. motion
mace oy LORD John Russell, that Mr.. Saomons had
no fightto seat in that house, was met by an amend
rnent asserting the opposite tact. Lord Johns resolu-
uon, however, prevailed by vote OF Is against II.
lhe ecclesiastical titles and assumption bill has
reached its second reading in the House of Lords
Inc Earl OF Aberdeen opposed the BILL 1t was warm
ly supported by Lord Beaumont Roman Catholic
peer we believe, who declared that the necessity OF the
case mage ts passage unavoidable Several other peers
and the Bishop of ST. Davds spoke in its favor Wis
count Canning cnntended that the Pope had offered an
insult not to the Grown the people of England but
to the Church.
The railway from Dublin TO Galway is comnleted
and on the 18Th ult. locomotive passed rapidly four
times over the bridge The Shannon This bridge
constructed OF wrought iron grdeis and is 500 feet
long, with openings of 165 feet clear
The Roman Catholic historian OF England the Rev.
Dr. Lanyard, recently died at an advanced age. He
was speeches some days before his death, and real
lied in mis- own case the picture he has drawn of the
last days Of Queen Observation-Disclosures dreadful hot.
ror of going to bed.
Parliament will probably be prorogued on or about
the 18th OF August.
Mr.. Joseph Day, merchant of Boston, shot him
self in the head, on the second day out. Every aen-
ton was paid to him by the ships surgeon but he died
on the 2Sth His body cofTined and will be taken
to Boston by the Rev. DR.. Choules.
ELEPHANT IN TIE CRYSTAL PALAcE.-Mr. Bel
shaw's elephant has at last arrived from Essex and
been comfortably located in the Indian compartment.
lie had not been an hour ia the building, when steps
were ia ken to give him truly oriental equipment
before the doors were closed Saturday evening" he
was completely covered with costly trappogs. Mr..
BelshaW will wihou delay have The Newab Nazrn OF
BengaPs magnificent ivory carved howdan placed upon
s back, and VIII csll the aid OF some experienced
Indian In getting him properly caparisoned.
The DAILY Neaos says that among the ladies who
visited the G eat tx ioiti IN Monday last, was one
who stout that none Of the many entrances in
the transept were wide enough admit her, and she
consequently, had through he door allotted to
pianos aud other heavy goods the West end OF the
building