Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04

AaSs elapsed sanee {reia.ni sac Kiag end
Mea she gitnessed her fields laid an blood
ano her hderfies uere smofe to tie eurth
The ktng Of ireland rN nor arrire i'm all
the pomp and circumstance Of glorious peace-he
rt" oe duended cy most Of has Ministers, Jy q
great body Of The English Mobility umd Genfru.
oy ne great Officers of his Household and Jy
tie Representative, Of all the Sorereigas in En-.
rops-he wiii come like great King, among the
most ~arm 'heaied and enthusiastic Of has Sub,
Jeefs-he TW trttness their loyalty. tcifh u trgiv
Royal maghan,m'ty. he uiH confer upon then,
those rights which hare been 50 long deiayed.-
Such u hing wiu lire Jfcrerer in the hearts Of a
brace and grateful people.
CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION.
LONDON, March 6-Yesterday even.
ing several Meetings took place in the
different Wards OF the City of London.
at which acquisitions we're signed. CALI
ing upon The Churchward-Ds OF the
! several Parishes " to convene a Meeting
as early as convenient, for the purpose Of
considering certain resolutions now be-
toie Parliament, relative 10 the admission
oil Roman Catholics 10 political power,
anu OF lie propnety OF presenting Pe,i-
| ton 10 the touse of Commons" similar
10 That WHICH vas adopted at "a meeting
held on The 81 June, 1879, aud presented
10 the House. The acquisitions are
nnmerously and most respectfully signed.
This evening MIR. Guoch brings on his
motion with respect 10 the Agricultural
Distress OF The Country. We are sure it
Will be entertained with anxious desire
10 AFFORD all practicable relief, but we Ito,
NOT anticipate the suggestion OF any PLAZA
that Will accomplish that object. Among
those me mbers who may be supposed 10
nave me best Information as 10 our ayri-
| cultural Interests, there are no Two of
hn a
The causes Of the distress. One attri-
buies 10 Excessive Taxation a second.
TO he duty es Husbandry Horses; third
20 the Mat IAN; a fourth, to the Corn
Luwi; aud filth, TO that Evil--for such
u l. assumed 10 be, OF an abundant crop
last year. hose conflicting theories are
some ol The obstacles tiia, presen, them
serves, 10 Tue very autset of The inquiry
but moe dithc,lt ones remain behind.
aud we apprehend lie only real benefit
that can arise from The discussion will be
10 convince the intelligent farmer, that
Parliament, With every disposition to re-
.Ieve HIN. can, in Fact, do little or noih.
lug. The pressure he feels. arises from
| mass OF complicated circumstances
"hich legislation cannOt essentially touch.
bul winch wiis workout their own remedy,
anj me more speedily III proportion as
ih,y arc left In themselves.
a letter IRON Madrid, OF the 10Th uIf
s'a'es, That fandiola, The Minister OF F,~
lance. has prepared a memorial 10 the
C"ttes 10 be presented at one of their
arhesi siiilngs. IN which he has forcibly
| re0fe'th,cd the injurious consequences 10
the revenue at Spaiu that will result from
| carrying the new Tariff into execution
anu re, ohmends ITS Abandonment.
Nj. S'a. J., prussan renowned for his
to'e At liberty. has already arrived at
Napies-fle Is gong t, take part In the
WARS OF NeapOilian independent, e, with
the same energy ihat he Joined he de-
tenders OF Spain against The armies of
buorapafte. Several Poles have likewise
So: ou' from France TO opres~, on tue
soil of Naples. the arms of Austria. They
may tie able 10 contribute much to cause
neserf'on among those Poles who are In
| The Austrian regiments