Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-27

were wounded by stones, some received |
very severe Commissions AN officer re.
ceived stab With a stiletto Several of |
the students were armed with pistols,
which they discharged at the troops.
Daring tue whole OF this affair, the |
people assembled on the spot applauded
the troops, crying Long live the King
dera'ien and intelligence displaysd bv
The military. who, in discharge OF their
duty. treated them rs misled youths,
whose conduct merited pity.
Hts majesty having expressly forbid
Their being hred upon. The muske,s oftlie
military were not loaded"
We have this morning received Dutch
papers Ia the 2O'h, and Hamburg JOUR
| nails 10 the 10Th inst. The following are
extracts:
STOCKHOLM, Jan. g." The whole
| revenue OF The customs for the year 1910,
was above 2.O5S, 400 rix dollars banco,
anu alter deduciing every expense. there
remains a nett receipt OF 1902, 1850 Xix
dollars, which is above half a million OF
dollars more than in 1915
From the Ner York Ere,,iny Post.
In the House of Lords on the second read.
ing OF the Kings speech, the Ea,t of Be,mora
| moved an address from their Lordships III ac-
ADVERTISEMENT, OF his most gracious speeca.
4 a
iaiiou thar his Majesty had received assuraus
| ces from foreign powers OF their desire 20
| cultivate the relations of peace and amity
aod further subject that his Majesty had
proposed a reduction of the miiiiarS estab
| Il~iirneut of the country. which their Lord
ships would consider as The best pledge of
| The pacific iuteuiions OF his government, Bnt
u ccn'd not lbs disguised, he saio, that our
| PonUcai teIations would not allow us to re
| Ihain quite indifferent spec ators of hostile
| movements IN other states. Alter aiiuding to
| the distressed ard embarrassed state of lee
! ianu' arising from falmre aud stcppaee Of their
| paper currency. which however, had been
| borne Win admirable tortitude and he hop.
| sd would soon be relieved. he hoped their
| Lordships would be unanimous III their ad
| dress To the Throne
| Earl Grey observed that he was sorry IN
| onappolnt the wishes of the nobie lord re-
| SpectinS the uralimty he aDticipa ed tho il
| was not ms Intention 10 offer "A serious opp.
s'ion 10 the address WHICH wa proposed
answer 10 the speech lie expressed his re-
| cf.t al not hadine IN his msjpsty's speech any
! que symptom OF alteraton OF ,ha, fisas rou
| Iohcy, 80 long persisted i'll by ministers W.. cb
| threatened 20 involve our institutions al
| no gIeai dssfauce OF time in irremediabie ru-
| III AT present he said he shonld abstain from
| i'matking on mat part of The speech which
iH'imated The measures of providing tor the
| @heen. but lie hoped thar the Intended pro
| vision was To lie connected with some con.
cIhatory steps calculated 10 put au end, tor.
sVst' TO tue agitation wli,; had been occa.
| stoned. N
Lord Liverpool could not allow the noble
| ears address To the house TO pass without
some answer. The noble lord had said. the
country was OF opinion that the system of 20.
VeInmeni should be changed but he had not
| toid us what the errors IN the system were or
wnat the change was in that system which
! was waited. tie was ready to allow tina, "a,
| pfessions OF general 10y atty could not be Ia.
hen d. au approval OF the measures or errors of
Tue government, II there wee any errors in
| ". Bui he was prepared tn say, that If the
| hoDie lorc had meant a change IN the gene.
raj system OF The government, il must be
| Drought about by other men and under other
views and opinions. than those of his niajes-
| ~ present government. Did the noble lord
| mean, by change III system a revolution m
the government and state! lie thought not
| TOT TO fbe present system we owed al, our
| glory, aud our present safety g.
Loid SAID the agricultural branch of the
| national distress had not been overlook ed nv
MINISTERS but he deprecated any anticipa-
| tions or bene ht to he produced by any Kind
| oil legislative provisions whatever. Tbese sub
lec's generally speaking, should be lett 20
| themselves because Tor once that legislative
interference did good, II might IN nine other
| cases 40 mischief As to the affairs of Itaiy
| he never had heard speech more explicit
! 'oi ~ said' that whatever the determination
| OF me aiiiru sovereigns might be as TO the
| south of Italy, the resolution of This conn
Try had been taken. Independent of our reso.
| in'ion 10 remain at peac", he wonId maini ain
that the most unjnsiihable species OF war
| womb be 10 interfere with the internal policy
| aud regulations of any country
| The Address was agreed 10 mem CON.
We understand that the coronation Of the
! hins OF England is positively fixed TO tax.
| place on the 18Th of May
in consequence OF the favourable Speech
| maue from tue hone says d London paper
| ana the assurance from Lord Liverpool thai
| no new Stock would be created this wear.
| puoiic Conscience has increased, and the price
| OF Stocks has risen per GENT
L hat VA
bs way OF France 20 the 20ih nit The de-
| ithciVr prepai aiiOns tor assisting TIC meuac-
| eh atiack by The Ausirlaus were nearly COM
| pieteo. The principal foifresses were Ahnn~
| DAINTY provided with supplies OF all kinds.
| HE LIST corps of the army was marching TO-
| waids The frontier under GeueraI William
| Pepe. The 2nd and 81 CORPS were aIrsatv
posted on TWO intermediate iin"s, ana the
| fourth remained ia the cdpltal az a reserve
| All the passes III the Appemnas are defended
| ny the fo,tihcaiioD' Arms have been distrib-
| uted TO 'hr peasautry who are forming ipio
| g"efiias ana parties have been appointed
foi breakine mp the roads and leavipC lie
county on the approach OF the euetn Ar
| grand ouucI of ministers on the 23d VII.
the prince Regent again decidred his deter
miDaiiOn 10 place himself al the head of rho
| amy, on The firing Of the frat shot. II was
resolved dt The same council To apply TO the
! Biiiish government tor a supply OF maskeis
| from Malta and Corfu. Spain, il appear. had
promised supply, and agents we're 10 be
sent To accelerate their transmission
VIENNA Jan 3.-We are assured mat the
king Il Naples, Immediately gu bis arrival
at LegboTn, wrote letters to the Sovereign of
France, England, Austria, Russia and Prus.
sid 10 communicate tbeir views on tile present
state OF Naples. TGazetfe de bIiion
IL is stated IN the Quotidienns, that in case
OF war between Austria and Naples, France
WIZ 'o'In an army OF observation OF 400 900
men on the side of the Alps but that il will act
only as a mediaiing army aud il is even said.
that some regiments have received orders TO
set cut We have not heard d word TO give
fonl dalton Tor sncb armour. Constitutional
We are assured that lie Snaniah Gnn.rn