Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-19

iNy Peel, on motion TO ssue writ for the cleo
ION OF member to supply the place of Mr.. S,ur-
ses Bourne, who has taken Mr.. Peels place in
The ministry. Mir p. took this opportunity to
explain the reasons which had prompted him 10
leave the administration. He quoted often from, a
speech OF Mr.. Canning's, when he resigned hi,
eat in the CABINET, in 1907, 10 show that he Mr..
Peel, had been governed by simlaf considera-
tons in The step he had now taken. MIR. Pee's
speech was distinguished by display Of much ia.
lent
Sir Francis Blrde,t and Mr. Broug ham made
eloquent speeches. explanatory of their views, and
avo ing their determination to support the new
adminis,ration-ii they can.
Sir Thomas Lethbridge and Mr. Dawson. who
have gone TO The opposition benches, assailed The
new ministry. They expressed much chasrin, and
sugmstised the union OF the Wings with Mr.. Cans
Eing as one OF the basesi coalitions which the coun.
try bad ever witnessed, and attacked the Press as
being g corrupted 10 the very hearts core''
Mr.. Canning made most triumphant speech
and we shall hereafter invite our readers TO peruse
1t with The attention it deserves, not only a. piece
OF eloQlence, but containing the true view 10
be taken at the subject by all the sincere friends of
catholic emancipation. he has not made it =
cabinet question. but, as he informed the house, The
very TACT OF his being IN Office must promote it's
ultimate success. Nothing, says the editor of the
Sun, can now njure II, bu; treachery on the par,
OF It's prniessed friends The Right Hon gentle
man entered into history of his political life as con-
nected with the Catholic Question, and pro ed the
consistency oil his conduct III the most unansw er-
able manner.
The editor of the Sun concludes his notice ofthe
debate thus
4" The whole scene was such as TO leave no
doubi ON any impartial mind, as to The sentiments
enteri aimei TO ards him and his Government by
the Representatives OF the English nation, ard OF
the feeling oct of doors. 1t requires no ordinary
obiuseness TO have any doubts as 10 who is the
avore OF the people"
The sitting of the House of Commons on the
evening OF the 81 May, was OF the most stor-
my that bas been witnessed for number of ears
Psrty spirit again to have reached no incon-
siderable height. ard in The words of MIR. Gam
ming, - the standard of opposition has been now
fairly unfurled''
In the House OF Lords, on ,be evening OF The
81 OF May, the eX-miaisters entered on their de
,ence, and proved such total want OF c oncert on
their parts, that the editor of The Sun Loubls wbe
Their MIR. Canning was authorized in calling their
simultaneous secession @ strange coincidence
The principal speakers were, The Earl of Eiaon
the Duke oil Wellington, the Earl OF Mansfield
ViscOunt Godsrieh, Earl OF Bathurst, Lord Mel
vile, the Marquis OF Lsn-down, and Lord Ellen
borough.
II rumored that Parliament will be dissolved
At the close OF the present session, in order TO
give the new ministry the advantage of new cleo
t'on.
ghe Duke of Wellington, issued brief General
Oder on retiring from the command OF the army,
assuring the general officers, officers and troops
OF his constant solicItude Tor their honor and VIZ
faTe.'
Mr.. Spencer Percevsl has been appoint ed an
Under Secretary oil State in the Home Depsrt
ment, il the room of u Daws,n.
DisGanding Of the National Guards The
French paper bring intelligence OF the Disbanu-
ing of the National Guards oil P4rs, in consequence
Of he DISCUS expressed by them, (accon panied
ny departures from he rules Of military dis
cipline,) at the ministers who attempted to Invade
The liberty OF he press.
The b ole, IN giving the particulars, commences
by long detail At The review OF the National
Guards on Sunday, he 29;h oil April, describing
10 glowing terms the animated exhilratng scene;
but adds -" UHhappiiy the conclusion oil the day
did not answer to the beginning The journal
des Deba's says" A cry oi hatred OF the minis
trJ Iesounded in the crowd.-It even proceeded
from the ranks OF the National Guards Three
or Jour esions uttered Il repeatedly: even some
OF hose which. in the presence OF The king, had
only given vent TO sccismatons of gratitude and
loyalty, pronounced loud expressions of blame a.
gsnst The chisf minister, as they passed near his
motel It's sid tha' the kIns having remarked one
OF the guards who forgot his august presence, 10
think OF the ministry, approached, made him Quit
the ranks, or ordered him 10 be cashiered, and ex-
pressed his Royal d-pleSsuTe in terms so digniti
aud so firm, that the company TO which he beY
longed, -howel their approval by cries OF Viye
lie Roi!'
From the Constitutional
PARIS, April 30.-Ihe MinirteTs assembled
yesterday evening in ala extraordinary council.
We J. aro thit the antImonaTchical and anti ma
lional measure of the dissolution of tina. superb
National Guard, the eulogy of which has resound
ed THIS morning 10 the journals, even those OF
the Ministers, who warmly opposed by The Duke
de DOujeAyille, who pointed Ou all the dangers OF
such proceeding, and who, IL is said, nobly pro-
tested sgaIn-t the caluunies, by means OF which
advantage has been rsshiy and imprudenlly ia
ken Of the conscientious scruples OF the Monarcb.
Unto: tunalely, the coGnsels OF wisdom were not
lis ened to-
II IS this morning announced that the Duke de
Doudesvs llis sent IN bis resignation to the King
We cannot describe the profound sfaodon, OF
rather stupoT, which prevails IN Paris. 10. day,
sorrow Is as general JOY was YESTERDAY. Ii is
this evening announced that Vscount Soshene de
Ia Rocbeoucauid, Colonel of the late National
Guard OF Paris has resigned his Office OF Dlrecs
tohGeneral OF the Department OF the Fine Arts.
The AL emeine ZsIjung of April 20, contains
advices iron Cons antinope to the j lth oil April
which states the Porte TO have remained, up to
that period adverse to any concessions Ia favor of
he Greeks. II is, however added, that if The 70
ports oil Greek successes which have been recey.
ed should be confirmed, the Diyan itself would be
likely to claim that interference the part Of the
Christian powers, which It now declines.
Brussels papers are to The 81 of May. The on
~ hing wor extracting is the spirited and wise
address oil Lord Cochrane 10 the Greeks previous
LY 90 bis ioning lhelr cause. lie enloIcaa una.