Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-18

-anning was appointed to succeed Mr. Ticrney +,
~ uea.urer of the Navy, which office he held IN
al The death OF MIR. Pitt in 1906. when he aga, |
retired. and vas succeeded 10y Mr.. Sheridan
L. lsQ7 he returned tn office, "a secfe.ary
foreign affairs Whil- he filed that situation "A f!
dispute arising in conseq of the iii
OF some OF the msasute- OF ministers psttcular,
the w 'ichefen expedition, produced all open run
tue between him and Lord Castle e,gh. "A duel,
ensued on the 2lst OF September 1909. when aft e.
firing second tire. Mr. Canning received his an
tsgonist's ball in his left .high In consequence
Of this affair. MIR. Canning retired from office bu,
still continued TO support the general policy OF the
adm ini.tration. In 1912 he was twice invited to
return TO office, and refused o do So
Between 1912 and 1922. Mr.. Canning was am.
bssssdor 10 Lisbon, aud # erwards President OF
the board OF controul. The intimate know edge of
Indian affairs. which he displayed enlist he filled
the latter situation led to his appointment, on the
10Th OF March, lS2:, to the splendid vice ROYALTY
OF governor general of Iniia.
The briih mt prospects hch ihi- aypo,n,men
opened TO hi view, ~ere, how ever suddenly an
mot unexpectedly shIouded, just as he was about
10 take his departure for India, and an oaice more
| impo tant TO his native country. and in winch The
exercise OF his powers more INN ediaiely con
n-c'ed with the interests and welfare of England,
was al once .hi own upon Inn. We ailudc rs ev-
cry one knows to the sudden death OF the MARQUIS
| ot Londonderry, and the con--q cent vacancy m
the secre,aryshp for foreign afflirs When this
e'ent become publicly k" wn, all Engiand fixed
upon Mr.. aiming as the only man VIII was III
competent TO The duties of the Office; some neces
safy delay OF course took place, but short tiwe
the decision OF the ruhiic was ratified by the
prince Regent, and Mr.. Canning accepted the seals
/ of office
MI Canning was married IN The year 1899 TO
Miss Joan Scott whose sister abou, The same time
was married to he then marquis of Tichiirid, no w
ftnl e
! large fortunes, were daughters OF General Scot,
The iamily OF Mr.. Canning consists we believe
OIL several children; one of HE daughters was ate
married TO the marquis of Clsnr-arJ- Hi eldest
s"n died on the 3ist of March. 1890, IN the nine.
'eenth year OF hi age; cpl sph o his memory
was wiitten by Nj Canning In private lie, MIR
tanning las unostentatious himself, and lover oil
simplicity IN o hers, easy of access and distinguish
ed tor good nature aud midness of teu,rer
ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND
NEW YORK, Sept 10 BY the ship Robert
editors OF the Daily Advertise have recev ed Liy-
erpool psper- OF th@ l6,h, the day on which she
sailed, and Lo,dl of The evening of The IL OF
August.
The whole of the London papers sre filled with
extracts from Other Journals respecting AR. Can
ning. lbe Sun OF the II says, il lis understo I'D
the new Ministerial arrangements will not be am
nounced until after his funeral They were pre-
parlng 10 bury him in the Abbey, near MIR. Fox.
Line money market calm, and nothing of in
tsres later from he Continent. A Congress- WA,
si talked OF at Vienna, which, 1t carried into
ex cution, will eveniuate in an informal interview
between several Of the sovere,ens
Under the head at ConsisntIrople Julv 10 n
appear nom various circumstances tina, the DivaI
Is already informed that the Courts OF London
Paris md Petersburgh will shortly take measu, e. 10
enforce their intervention
| Vienna dates of A ,,,,,s, 4 80,
render OF the AcIopolis bas g, e.ty discouraged III,
1resks. The Confusion Is greater hsn ever TIE
neN creek government daily expected al
Napol, where anarchy is Its height. Bu
lew villages IN The PsioPonesus have submitted to
lb shim.
The Egyp ,ian Gee of es sail, was 10 sail from
Alexandra about he 10Th day of July. for the
Mo'ea. In the mean time, the Communication
was Kept up BY means of swift sailing ships oil
war. ~
Baron Wrangell. of the Russian corvette Kro,.
KY, has arrived al the Motherbank from, voyays
'0''" '"s ""''d' a" two y-ers
PORTUGAL
| Up 10 The last dave of hese adyices Isree bod.s
| oil troops wsre under IN Lisbon, and The ex
eed feelings OF he people seemed to be ONLY con-
strained by their presence The Princess Reyen,
VINO nui short Time ago was universally admired.
WAS now SAID to be extremely unpopular. II was
| reported th'i commotion had taken placs nj "a
| some Portuguese troops had received o,dsrs to
march here. The hole of the British troons
we're under orders 81 retire dis ance Composed
hVe iesgues) from Lisbon, and it il said thar the
experimental squadron under Sir Thoma. HARDY.
mas received orders not to leave the Tagus. unIiI
'e iesu''S 81 me present connections are known
From The London Times
We have nothing TO add 10 the s,ater,a,, .
ht-t presented thst Lord Goderich was frs, JotJ
Oh the treasury. The Marquis of Lans,Jowne az .
qulesced readily and cordially in The appointment.
ana oil those that remained out of ofi,e before
Dat gave their Independent support TO Mr. Can
hlns anmini-trati n, some :. i'll no doubt be soil
eneo 20 MI vacant -I'us'ions. a heavy domestic
1ni cue" induces Lord arrowby retire from the
Ffe'dency OF the Council. we know moi ,vh,,
use may be made OF thIs fact. Had he re,iremeo,
,sken place at ine beginning # Mr. CaoDIne's
Premiership. It might have been manufactured n, q
ao'sSpprooAiIoh OF that gentleman prIncipIes: a,
present 1t can tie liable to no such construction
Ei~ hordshiP accords perfectly H. the promo,ion
OF 1ofd Ioderch. Mr. Peei, il is said lief, town
tor Mansfield on Saturday last, The d,v an vh,ch
we announced Lord Godericb had been seo, ,,r -
Windsor. 80 ~ W
The Lord High Admiral has completed his tour
OF naval inspection '~'
LoNDoN tEvenmg) August ii Il is under.
STOOL at he new ministerial arrangements .,u
MOI be announced I'LL after the funeral of Mr.
Canning. -''
The Paris papers of SATURDAY.. incj,din, tho
u -zetie de France, dated Sunday morntog ,eecbe,
Us last night The latter e contains no pe,ys nj ,-
PoI'shce; oui we ind The Journal des Debsts
ana inc moniteu two articles OF particular interest
20 EnsHshnen. as relating to the Grea Statesman.
whose loss this country and the whole civil,zed
o''u mas 70 deplore. The frsi is letter ., bicb
WI rnaIes Dup'n. The able member OF The French
ins"tute, has addressed on this lsmented event IN
the editor, elouuentlv statiny Tho 80, = = - ~