Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-11

action Z EGroa, ,It en- ha;x- sAr n.r re.
roe e SIR 1;u YcS"crSu5ife,' &c. THAI
word WI "a uttered, i more stability and
prudence are not introduced into tue coy
ament.-'fbe tranquility Of this country
depends entirely on the presence of tie al
lied troops. their removal would be the Sig
nal at a new and inevitable ronvuls, NJ
The Ultra Royaiist majority of tie Cham
Der iomcrts dissens;ons and t,istrust. The
&st phrase Of the letter is literally as fol-
iows:--' ~ Uotrs n,0iesis neut recorder
conme cerrGin rue Il f!rs grand NAL
h1'end 50 source 3cnS soH hg'ohre faiais.'--
And Your majesty may rest assured, that
the greatest evil hes is source IN your own
palace"
Nj Jules de po!ignac waited on his grace
a lev days since; after having addressed
hun long time unintsrrup;ed,y IN the
sense OF the exaggerated faction, the dukc
Observed" Ii what YOU havs Just sad 10
me. is to be considered but rs simple con
versation, will Frankly confess that have
not time to pfolorg It. If yoa are com
m!Saioae2 to hold tins language, 7 must ab
STAN ro'n any 1epiy, because you offer me
no marks Of an official character which !
can acknowledge :" and then he Ie!t the
room.
The ministry, emcollencd hv this pow
erful co~operA,iop, vertured Yesterday en-
a vigorous attack against their ovsrhearine
antagonists. At this Close Ct the sit,irg (the
deputies having continued for the is; Is
hours their debates ON the budceO. NJ
Dudcn, counsellor # state ana com:nissi
oEcr appointed by to- king, asoendsd the
trlSure, and declared To The chamber bv
the formal order of the ministry, that thy
had rot The right 10 repca, The law enact
ed on Esd September, 1874. which dispo-
sed of the Royal Forests IN favour of the
creditors Of tho state He conterded the
house could but reject the jiro;et Cie tud-
.SeE tor the present year, but had no righr
to annui law passed g months since
and winch had been partly executed al.
ready.
He reminded the members that the :ni.i
afipe Oh laws was vested by the charter IL
the crown, circumstance which display
ed IN yet stronger light the unconstiluti-
onal presumption of abrogatiug law al
ready past. independently Of the concur.
renee OF the crown. He proceeded to af
hrm, THAI 10 consideration woull Undue,
the ministry 10 abandon the law Of the 2St
September. He maiut lined with warmth
that by the bare discussion, the member,
had encroached upon the royal rr.roea
the government TO the obj ctions advan
ced against it. becaus-, It had already re-
celved the parliamentary sanction. he So
lenny protested that ;he ministers would
never consent, by an ignominious hsutrup,
c., to t!etraud the legitimate creditor Of II,
state OF 20 per cent on his Capitalize
they neycrcsuld concur n tits ings,nv an,
that his majesty would consider cry fur
ther resistance on this topic as direct 1t
tack on the royal authority. =" CONNIE at!ea,
tGtore Eargo'ife r0yaIe."
he fury OF the party, unaccust,med :,
similnr warnings, is incouceivable-,h Ii,
crisis is rapidly approaching.
nave only time to add, that PIERRE
gauX and LATTE made an admirable re
norstrancc to the chamber, on an attacl
n 2arded aga'ns. this respectable house b,
the finance commission. The memorial
is Declared sra< = ,aect for the ehatoba,
alone prevented their rio-ecatins The ca
lumn:ators. ). L, Z.