Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-20

part, that THE concurrence does not exit, Ian,o,,c.
ed to You In my speech. my resolutions: they are inn
mstab'e The interests OF my people forbid me 10
'ey'A,e from them My Ministers win make known to
Af,er the population had wi,dra avn, the M ini,,er.
remained in conference with his Majesty about 30
Propagation 9TH. Caambers.-The .xccc,,,;o, ,h,.
ne Chambers would he prorosued iii ed on Fri-
DAY t9th MArch) excited sueh incense interest that
an early hour In the morning tbs, approaches 10 the
Paltee OF the Chamber of Deputies were hv
orowd anxious 10 obtain adrs ss soon az the door,
should he openei. by moan. the hour Tor which the
Depute' had been summoned. the multitude had become
80 dense that when the Members OF the Chamber arry-
e'' the veterans OF tbs guards on duty obliged
10 employ iorce TO open for them passage.
When the doors were opened, The galleries u.rs
imme diat-y filled and great was the tbrosv ,h.t
the Sale des Conferences was completely occupied
ny infudrrs The attendance OF Deputies was er.
reme'y numerous; many groups were formed IN diff
| took place.
The President took the chair at one O'Clock
Th- minutes OF tbs last sitting having been road.
vi. C.rdone approached the Tribunal, and seemed
anxious TO speak, but after conv rsation with
e resident aud Secretaries, he returned 10 his seat
The minutes were aiop,eI.
The agitation that prevailed wa. so great that
1t wa. not without difficulty that silence could be- OBJ.
| tanned. '',
The President read letter from NJ B,iguerie. Jr.
announcing that on account OF the III OF his health
was under tho necessity OF resigning his seat as
Deputy for the Department of the Cironde Tn,
PRESIDENT read second l,ter from Count Donation dcs
oy ms succession TO the Peerage Of the late Cham
celor Dambray, expressed his regret at being separa
IRON his late honorable colleagues, and hi. grati-
tude for the marks Of kindness and good will he had
received at their hands,
The minister OF the Interior and the minister Of the
Marine were introduced aud took their on the
Mi"'steria bench. The former opened his port.
'ono. took out paper. ssceadcd the Tribune deliver
ed The pager to the President and th,n returned to his
place.
The President Cent? ,men the minister Of the Iote
,,or mas placed In my hands proclamation OF tho
King which am about TO read profound silence
The proclamation was couchsd in the following
terms:
"CHARLES, by the Grace Of God, etc. a.
"The ion Of the Chamber of Peer. and the Cham
DER OF the Deputies Of the Depar;m is prorogued
to the rst Of September
"rhe present proclaim, ,ion shall he carried to the
Ohanoes OF Depuu-s by our Ministers of tina Interior
"Given at Paris. at the Palace Of the TuilIeries,
r mare" H. A. D; 1880 aud in the Oh yea, Of our
BY the Kins-ihe Minister of the Interior.
(Signsd) MONTBEL.
The President continued-"Gen,Iem accordinv
to the terms Of the law, the Chamber mus, instantly
separate.
Upon uuering these words the President left tho
chair Cries OF Pre- lie Roi Immediately proceeded
from the errcnie D,oite, and were repeated upon the
benches OF the Droit, tn centre Drot aud Dart of
the centre Gduehe Toe Deputies of the D,oite wav.
ed their hats and cappd their hand the Gauche main.
tanned silence, and several Hm. Deputies laugh.d ON
seeing the agitation of 'h,se oppo'i,e them.
The shout OF Pine ie Roi bsvi died away sever
al deputies Of the Gauche exclam ID Viuc la Charte,
which thoe Of the Droie drown ell their ysicss
with reiterated cries Of Vive ie Roll
a gentleman ct about forty years of age, and wear
ing an order who wa in of the Tri5unes Reser-
pees above the Cote Droif lc ned over and said in
distinct voice,-.hssieurs. piDe &c Roi ct la Charlie
Nj. de. L,pne exclaimed, a bas la Tribune! This
exclamation gave rise some "Reminiscences but III,
Members separated, anl the galleries were cleared
without difficulty
As the Hon. Deputies LEFT tn. House. they were sur
rounded by numerous enquiries, all anxious learn
the result OF the sitting.
The Chambers of P,crs Ill. u,;,. ..,.o.,l.J
o'clock After the minute. Of the lifting had been read
and adopted the Prime. de Polignac delivered to the
Chancellor the Royal Proclaim alton, which the latter
read aud the Chamber mm etiately separated
Galignanf' Messenger OF March 10, says" An
opinion seems TO prevail that the prepar atoms for the
African Expedition will not be completed in time at
least not without great difficulty. Accounts from Tou-
subject There are great complaints at the arsenal Of
the want of workmen."
ENGLAND
The British Budget The address Of the Chsncel-
Tor OF the ESchequer uted TO the House of Com
mons on the nig' t OF the 18th March, WAS received
ing summary will show the financial measures eoatem-
plated
Taxes repe aleJ-
Beer. (aunua amy $4,000, ono
Leather, 350,009
Cider, $500
ga, $4,000
Taxes imposed
Spirits (Engiand ODD
gallon. }seoisnd ed s''''00
Sfsmps. as.Imiating the duty
In Iceland TO that in England, 10000
=, Leaving an annual balance in favor of