Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-06
ICHMOND, VIRGINIA.. FRIDAY. JULY 6, 1891.

Buckingham House is to be the future town
residence OF the King of England. The
Queen is Diminishing her Italian servants. and
selling her estates in Italy. The cause is said
to be a determination in future To reside i'm
England.
The following IS the substance ofMr. Lamb
tons plan of Parliamentary Reform, Submitted
short time since in the House of Commons
he first proposes that England and Wales, the
population of which be estimates at IL. 500, 600
souls, should be divided into AIT districts.
each district comprehending $4,000 inhabi-
tants. The right of election to be made in
male inhabitant hOuseholders, being bona fde
rated, and who have paid rates and taxes six
months before the election, and never receiv-
ed parochial The voters in this case, it is
presumed, would be in the proportion of to
10 of the inhabitants, 80 that of the 25, 900 in
each district the actual number of rioters
would be $500. The second branch of the
measure proposes, that copyholders and
householders, as well as freeholders, should
ENJOY right to vote at county elections. And
the third part, that the Septennial act should be
repealed, and the duration Of Parliaments made
again Triennlal as they were before the pass
ing OF that act. The motion of Mr. Lambton.
our readers will recollect twas lost by a MAORI
ty of ls--only 90 members, however, were
present
Sir Francis Burdett, has ordered the money
E6OOJ collected by subscription to paw his
fine, to be distributed among the Manchester
sufferers.
The Dublin Patriot says: We have permits
sion OIL distinguished parsonage, officially con-
nected with this country, to announce, that in
a personal communication with the sovereign.
few days ago, when the subject of his males
tvs visit to Ireland was purpOsely introduced
his majesty was pleased to express himself as
follows we may be understood as ouoting
his majesty's OWN words Nothing shall pre-
vent my going to Ireland this summer" To
this fact our character stands pledged"
morning paper says, that the famous Ma
locci passed over from Dover to Calais on
Thursday last, in the King George mail Pack
ct, under the assumed name of Doctor Maio.
The Paris papers ofWednesday arrived YES
terday. The report of the flight of Ferdinand
vi. from Madrid, in consequence of outragcs
ohered To himself and the rest of the royal
family by the popuace, is contradictej. It's
asserted, however, on the authority of a travel
Ter arrived at Bayonnc, that after the assassi
nation of |inessa, the mob proceeded TO the
kings palace, and sent forth the most horri-
Die voclferatoDs against his majesty; and his
brother Don Carlos; but the authorities. with
the AID OF the troops and the militia sue
ceedcd in re-estdblishng order. The Cor
ties, 1t Is said, repaired in a bodyto the palace.
for the protection of the royal family. The
Empecinado, has dispersed Merino's band, and
made the greatest part of them prisoners. All
the Monks and Canons of Burgos have been
arrested; and military commissions have been
formed at Salvatierra and at Vittoria, to try the
chiefs of the insurrection at Alava. 1t is stated
In an article from Nice, of the ist inst. that IN
q Y-EI nF Ht,,in N,oNc Il
repair to Modena. His refusal to resume the
throne was, it appears, very much against
the inclinations ofhis spouse, who has been
talking OF going to Vienna on the subject.
One DE Negris, who had been appointed
captain of LcgiOnaries, had assembled some
fugitlves at San Bartholome, in the Capiti
nate, and there hoisted the standard Of the
Carbonari but at the approach ofthe Aus
THAN hoops this band dispersed. Two them
were made prisoners, and immediately deli
vered over TO the military commission.
Prince Metternich, in letter respecting the
affairs of Piedmont, has been pleased to saw.
we now see how very easyit is to put down
revolutions :; 1t IS only necessary for one king
10 nave the courage TO refuse TO say yes, and
another TO say'io." Measures of severity con-
unue to be pursued in Piedmont. General
Ciliienga, who accompanied prince Carignano
-'""J anu tau dI hiol only received Or
ders to retire to his estates, has been arrested.
There was found in the carriage of ST. Marson
and Levi lwho were taken, after the affair AT
Novara, with 10000 francs and some papers1
correspondence between Giillenga and St.
Marsan, the son, which compromises the for
ner deeply.-Some of the parties arrested.
and among others, colonel Palma, are said To-
have gone mad. The latest accounts relating
to Naples state that the Austrian army of oc.
cupation is to be reduced to 10000 men. who
will be distributed among the fortresses. Two
flying columns of Austrians had been scour-
ing the country of the bands ofbrigands who
infested It.
VIENNA, May 1.-The greatest part of our
army IS on the point of quitting Naples; there
VIII remain in that state only 1900 men, who
will be distributed in the different fortresses.
A proclamation of the Russian emperor,
calls upon the Moldavians of Russia, who. be.
traying their duty, have declared for the cause
OF the rebels, to return TO obedience to their
legitimate rulers, as the only medium by which
they may escape the punishment which the
imperial court will innict upon those who
persevcre in aiding the revolt. This procIa-
nation concludes with the following sentence:
May all the Moldavians be convinced IN a
the salvation and welfare Of their country
depend alone on their stibmssionlD
FROM FRANCE.
NEw YoRK, June 98.-By the ship Bavard.
captain Van Dyck, from Bordeaux, we receiv-