Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-27
FOREIGN,
From the Bostoa Palladium, of Tuesday.
FROM FRANCE.

FROM FRANCE.
We were favored with Paris papers of Feb Il,
received yesterday by the Concordia from Hayre.
They contain London dates Feb 10. Mr. Can
ming continued convalescent. Stocks, 3's, had
been at 50 1-2
The British have secured the consent of Brazil
TO abolish its Slave Trade in three yeaIs
Some machinery destined for Havre has been
| seized or detained at Liverpool. The Leeds Man.
ufacturers have petitioned for more strict prohi
bi,ion.
| Accounts from Madrid are to Feb MANY
executions for political offences, have taken place
at Velex Malaga-all the roads are full of Bri-
gands--nothng similar to il, has been seen since
the civil war. An Austrian Courier has been
seized within half league of Madrid.
new law against the Slave Trade is before
| the French Parliament
lhey have new hopes in France Of a CONNER.
, cial treaty with Hayti. on nearly equal terms.
AT Paris Feb. IL, Elves were l01 10.
From the Boston Daily Advertiser and Patriot.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
We received yesterday by the Concordia, ur
hles OF Paris papersi 10 Feb. 10, containing London
dates to the 18th. The project for law relative
to the police oil the Press still under discussion
in the Chamber of Deputies Its features had been
materially softened by the amendments made by
the Deputies and il was supposed that the govern.
ment would withdraw il.
The news froin Greece is OF a more encou,au
ing nature. The government had been re organ
ized al Esna. Miauis had arrived there 10 tie
tleiias, to receive the orders of the government.
In consequence of the success of Karaiskaka in At
tIca the whole of Northern Greece, as far az
Ibermopy!a and Volo had taken up arms and Res
chd Pacha had been obliged to act on the defen-
sive. lbrahim Pacha continued Inactive The
Bavarian officers at Napoli, had organized Frani,
corps. AT Constantinople ne,y conspiracy had
been discovered, and several of the leaders in il
were seized in the night, and imm ediaiely executed
Nj Rbeaupierrs, the Russian Amba. satlor. ar
rived at bucharest Jan. is, on his way to Consan-
| tinople.
The Prince Hatfield, Minister Penipo,en,iary
| OF the King OF Prussia at the Court OF Austria.
| died at Vienna, Feb ,, after short illness. He
mad been condemned to death in 1906, by mill
tary commission, but pardoned on the inter
cession OF his wife, by Napoleon
| In the French Chamber of Deputies. on tbe 10Th
the Minister oil the Finances brought forw ard the
Annual exposition of the state Of the Finances
The expenditures OF the year 1896 ordinary and
extraordinary, amounted TO 9S3,94O $50 francs.
me receipts oil the year exceeded this amount by
5,ll6,365 francs. The expenses of the current
year are estimated at 9i5 millions
! Prices Of Stocks-London, Feb II, 2 per
cent. Cons. ~ IL; Paris, Feb. Is, 3 per cents
| 100. Three per cents CO, 80
There appears TO be trouble among our neish-
bours IN Canada, as will he seen By the Govern =
orsspeecb proroguing The Legislature We have
| ho' ioiIowed Win sufficient interest the discuss
sions OF that body. to know what are the precise
points OF difference; but the popular branch have
taken very decided ground against the Kings Re
preventative, by the refusal OF the ordinary s,p-
phes' The Canadian re too near our borders to
be very good subjects. The contagion of popular
institutions Us about as subtle and uncomfortable
and by those whose craft it endangers, is deemed
as perious, as that by which physical rnaladies
propagate themselves. Every thing is tending. IS
itseems 10 US, TO the breaking up, Of the old En-,
ropean system oil colonizing; and the Canadas will
! not, IN our judgment, form an execution IN III.
general result, which al no very distant day will
De witnessed, OF the emancipation, with or with
out The consent OF The mother countriesl of all
| the European colonies in the western henisnhsre
| meantime, as TO the Cansdas, they are eaining
strength and wealth by the expenditure which En-,
gland is yearly making there; and if. as seems M,
| Improbable, emigration ihber on large scala
from ireland shall be encouraged, there will be
s'Pe'adoeo, numerous, active, and not very low
| al population, tor those who have only known
the oppression OF government, can hardly cline
10 u with much sifecton) ready on any change
or chahce. TO assert for themselves, and in their
own behalf the doctrines OF perfec, equality and
enlightenment OF which they daily witness the
peaceful and successful operation within our bor
deTs.
The Canadss, must, in the nature of tbnps =,
soHie in'urs day, ia!l within the orbit Of this Union
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SPEECH
Gentlemen of the Legislative Council.
GenIlemen OF the Assembly
come 10 close this session of the Provincial
parliament, convinced, by the state OF your pros
eeeings, that nothing likely to promote the PUBLIC
interest can be now expected from your deIib.ra
tions.
:" 10 you, Gentlemen of the Legislative Conn
cil who have attended your duties in the Ss.eio,
oter my thanks on the part of his Majesty as
an acknowledgement OF the regard which. bv vour
presence, you have shewn to the welfare OF yonr
county and also Of that proper respect which
oou "aVe manifested ior the Sovereign from whom
your honoiS derived
Gentlemen of the Assembly
g IL IL painful to me, that I cannot sne,L nv
sentiments To you in terms of appreciation thanks
Inc proceedings of this Session impose upon mn.
| o"'y' OF "bich, however Unpleasant, I viii ac
quit myself as faithful servant of inv KING AMI
sincere iiiend TO the Province
Many years OF continued discussion on form.
and accounts have proved unayailIng. to clear mn
and set at rest dispute, which moderation and
reason might have specify terminated I,isI,
nentaoie to see that no effrs or concessions of
ms MAJESTY sGovernment have succeeded In re-
eonchine nose niherences OF opinion in the Leg
lsiaiure; but II Is infinitely more So that eae,s,
ces on one subject should cause rejection If ~,
cry other measure which His Maiesty's Govsro.
ment recommends to your consider alton.
" Inc duties expected of you in this Session
were not diihcut; among The first was an exami-
nation OF the public accounts of last yea, and e
port upon them, whether OF appro al or otherwise