Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-24

word. she took her husband 10 the polling booth.
end witnessed tho manner in which his vote ten
Another candidate, Col. Bruen, member Of tho late
Parliament In making an unsuccessful peregrination
through Carlow called at the house Of Of his
stituents into whose favor he DESTROYS OF ngraat
ing himself when the following emphatic conversation
took place between him and the genteman's daughter:
Coz. Bruen-Pray, madam, is your father at homer
Miss - No-what your commands, sirl
| Col. bruen Il want TO solicit his vote.
John Russcrs biiR
| oil. Bruen-l cannot say that I am
! Miss - hen will not detain you, but merely
to assure you that you shall have my fathers vote
lie shall never vote against his country.
No wonder that, under such auspices, the cause Of
reform should so sgnaily succeed that the London pun
scr on hearing unfavorabe reports the Poles
In the netshborhood OF warsaw, consoles himself with
tho reflection that the polls getting admirably
well In England
John u. formerly Of Dublin, banker, late of Man.
chester cotton spinner, in consequence Of losses in
trade and pecuniary dssappontinens committed suicide
by cutting his throat while in the Kings Bench prison,
on the f4h of May.
At tho late anniversary Of the London Missionary So
ciey the Rev. Peter Jones, the Canadian Chief OF the
Chippewa Indians made powerful appeal the me-
ing and was repeatedly cheered. Between four and FIVE
thousand respectable individuals were present. The
gross receipts OF the society amounted to forty thou
sand eight hundred pounds.
In France the dispute about the decorations Of July
still continues. The is thus stated: About 1900
persons who distinguished in the revolution and
upon whom and blue ribband were conferred by
the government, have, at meeting unanimously re s-
ed to allow the words "Donne par lie Roi' to be en-
graved the cross, TO take particular oath reaur-
ed by the regulations Of the order They contend first
that the regulations are ordonnance, mode of pro-
ceeding repugnant 10 the constitutions and secondly
that for service purely national, they will receive
their recompense from the king but from the ma
hon. To this the government Objects and much dis
satisfaction 10 occasione oil celebration has been
got up at Paris, as demonstra ron of triumph on the
acquial Of the persons prosecuted by the
for political animadversons. he prosecution Of the
Anffn xOIfa flato al n. -
the editor.
The Courier de Ia Mossl'e of the 18th ins'a,', cor
tains tho following THE garrison OF Luxembourg h
emsde, during The night Of The eth TO the 9th, an
ncurson into the sommunes surrounding this fortress
d;snme The civil. guard. particularly af or hav.
ing drunk and sph sevsr tons Of win.. Th.y also
ca risd OH tho Daycr, aud caused serious losses
they appeared. reinforcem has just arrived q,
Luxe mbou's of IL or is rousaad men,
IRELAND.
On nj snday General Sir Thomas Arbur no.. proce d.
cd TO C.ondegad with strong military party 10 nves.
tisa'e tho affair be ween the peasantfy aud the militia
~ and police when several p;iioners taken and
have been fully henthe by the police and soldiers
Same day feysrai others were arrested at the fait
Of Cionroad, charged as princpals. OF the name
Of Brown, another named Heller, from the mountain.
charged a, the hrst who commenced this attack, and
who was most prominent outside the G!eLe House. is
a'so fully denhh.d. Same evening several Others
were arrested, among whom there was a fellow named
NOD Csrny. Nothing could exceed tn, feeling Of the
soldiers who went cut on Monday with the General
their regret Tor the 10 oil Sergeant Robinson is
eVrs ana mer wish 10 have revenge could not be
trained by their high sense Of military discipline. FIJI
-lree prisons were committed TO Ean saol for tn,
murder Of Sergeant Robn'on. oil this number sevsrs
are fully identified. We have heard that corpora Of
the 9Th died yesterday at Eunis Of the wounds ecevs
| at Clontegad.
10 eoos quenee OF the dermia alton Of several Of the
peafsn ry in tho barony oil kenny, not TO work uni,r
the wages required by the Ait system, several Of tn,
country gentlemen there may DO seen now at woi
with their own plorghs. assisted by their own ,oa..
khgs ship ia daily expec ed in he river Shannon
10 prevent any intercourse by waer between the in
'urs'snts II Clare and the pes.sn,ry in Limerick.
on Wednesday lac, 'h. further proceedings in the
Court OF kngf B.nch Dublin, in g. case OF the M
vs. O'Conne and others. postponed until ne xt term
The Absence of Mesjfs Perrin and Pisgo who ar.
counsel Tor the defendants, was The cause assigned fs
the Ponpones,ent
/ The LORD CHANCELLoR's LATE LrvEK-The
chancellor took his place at of the ROOM back
ed ey ms chaplain and was soon encirced by the vis
tns ms dre" was remarkably pain, and was soon
by the vsnts his Tess az pIan
bsug simple suit ofvevet in the court ca. The name
we're announced from the hotom of the STAIR. and
each person as he entered walked up to the Chance,.
lor and ef ed his respects. Tie nun bar, were &c
great that 1t was impossible to devote any marked al
eniion 10 each tooD, therefore, the visiter az
made bis bow, he retired Into the hrone or took b
departure through the adjoining room. The Arehbshor
o! Canterbury came esry and was very kindly 70.
and several other bishops, whose attendance gave
INA, fer as they might from Lord Broug am the
DID not sSnsder him an enemy to the Church
the most remarkable vsier Of tia, evening as the
Duke OF Wellington the crowd was ascnshe6 and
dare say the Ch'nceiIor him'elf was surprised when
MS name was sent up doubt il hey mat in the
same room before. Their political lives, with tie e
cepton Of the Ca h'iic Q iasion, war. one unvsryuy
course OF opposition, II enmiiy. suspec, thai f.,
time the Duke despised his talk OF the lawyer and
on the oiher hans, B:ougham had often DECLARED n Al
the respect which he entertained for military glory
was notvery lofty: SINE of his bere,t trades weIe
levelled al the Duke personally. No one will deny
that IL Was hgh-mnded in the Duke TO Law a,iie re-
sentiment OF evsy Sort and offer this Of
ss wei TO the man as The office The Chancellor wa,
haered by the attention, and shook the Duke by The
hand very cordially There is much hsarti@ess OF
manner about the Duke, whatever may be the reau,
and his dfy ieaures ihnned by the great Iabors in
which his lite has been passed. do easily or readily
relax into smile; but this asion as
that his counteDsnee expressive Of goo will
than usual; hs engaged in conversation for minute or
two with the Chanc and then gave wsy to sub,.
queDt Writers, who pressed for audience. His Grace
then joined m III AIRY friends no had prevous
been received. No, tbs Ies,t remarkable personag.
10 tie room was the Lord Advocate Of Scotland. Bonr.
ham and he are very old friend, and have been mut
engaged Ia tbs same specie, Of liseraurs. B-ongbam
wac bis ptedecssfor in the edorstip of the Ediu
Keview-a Tact width is not g.nsraily knowt but
which 10 certsin. Bfougham wss not the frs, editor
having filled that efice tr shof! time after Sidney
Smith Withdrew from lhs situation. frey appear ed
eyre mely pen IN bis court dres aud did not seem
much home: he was qua'utsd with but few OF his
i'low vser, and had too much good Taste 10 ocsupy
much OF the CHANCELLOR ats ion. They did no,
sem 10 hold any conversation beyond the u.u,I com.
mot place enquI,s-From No. I Of the .Hetropoli-
tan"-sn,w monthly Magazine. EDITED by the PIE,
Can pbeIl. London Poper.
Carriage of Live Stock on the Ratitoay o. Thur,
Day last the R.iwsy Company b, gan convey a ne W
class OF passeLge o. that day ioriy nine Iisb pjx
quilted Liverpool In one carriage and arrived safely al
Matcbe'ter ster most noisy journey The resp, s,-
see qusdIuPtds evidently did no, like the new mode
ofhsvelling, anil 10 pssspg through the tunnel made
an early cutlery, which eeboed bi ough To. hoIlowed