Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-01

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The Prospects Europe already raised the markets here
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IHPORTf.ST FOREIGN .,-EI~S
NEw-YoRN, Dee. "a BY the d,fT rem, arrivals at
he pot yesterday, we Lavs received Paris pap-r. OF
the 2oth. end London to The 22j o. Nov, mher. II ey
contain much Important aud interesting u alter. We
have ende.vorrd to give clear and cser ded a sum
mary OF The Intelligence our time and limits will
permit Crowded however a. he ieregu Journals are
with details relating TO variois events Of much mo-
ment, Il IL in possible for a. give, In a single
paper, 80 ample view Of their contents as might be
Jes able.
One OF the NEST important, advices cont,n d in the
English papers the dissolution OF tho Ministry OF The
Duke OF Wei ing ton and the crma'iuu OF a new
from the Leaders OF the Whis parry A liat OF the
Cabinet wi DO louud below. A sudden urpopuatity
seems to have attached 20 the Duke Of yelling or.
Amorg the members returned to tie present Para.
nent there il powerful party in iavcr OF ,ysteD
OF parliamentary reform on tho 81 Of November, al
ter the kiugs ipee,h had b. read 10 the House Of
Commons, debate arose, in which the Duke Of Wei.
liDgton boldly ami frankly declared himself hostile TO
any project Of reform whatever. observing hat he had
duty considered all which had been suggested but
ho could not briug himse 10 belief 10 the Praccabi
~ or utility of any Of hem. Hi. speech was received
with marks Of strong disapprobauon from n iteuds Of
reform. summary OF this debate, for which we are
indebted to the Mercantile Advertiser, viii be found
Gu our outer page TO which refor such oil rea-
ders az desTous OF uDders andiDg the which
led to the unexpected reignaton OF the Biii=h Minis
Try:
The friends Of parliamentary reform, both in the
house aud out OF il, were thrown by this declaration
into state OF no email excitement. The city Of Lon
king on the h oi November, and the .ople deter
mined on their part TO take this opportunity q show
their di-ike OF the uiinisters. The streets through
which the king was TO pass were much thrcngrd Tor
Or days previous, aud hapt-bills aiung the most
violent trades agsinst theminisry with exhortaons
'ioencr, we're disperset. On the 7h OF Nov Mr.
Peel the Lord Mayor oil Lonion the following
letter, informing him hatthe kings visit would be post
Ioned:
"WHtrEHALL. Nov 7, 1880
"My Lord am commanded by The K'rg 10 inlo,m
your LoIdship, that his Msjestys confident, servants
have le II to be heir duy TO advise the King to post
pono the visit Which their Mates int, nded 10 pay to
he ei'y oil London on Tuesday n,xt.
From information 1h CHI ha- been recently rtceiv-
"a here Is reason TO appieEend bat Notwithstanding
he voted loyalty aud ef ction borne his NJ cj-sy
y the ci iz"us oil Londun, advantage would be taken
II an occasion which must necessarily assenb. a vasj
uhber oil persons by night 10 create umuit and confu
ion' and thstehy to endang"r The properties and ID |
ives OF his NJ j-sty's subject.
"I would be- source CT deep ard lasting ncern 20 |
heir Majeses wers any calamity TO occur the &c.
asion oil their visit the city OF London, and their Ma
esies have, therefore, resolved, though not without
ne greatest r. luc'snce and regret to forego for the
resent, The satisfaction heh ,hat sit would have al
y dsd 20 their NJ ieS have he honor to be; my
ord, your o5ed rDt servant, ROBERT PEEL.
The Rlyhl Hon. the Lord Mayer"
This measure seems to h7vs much increased tie OK.
e ment. S' Robert Peel called 20 defena it on
'e sans dsy by Lord Althorp, in the Heuso of Com
pnha tr rAVt-, vn.l I.tt.r L.. -
,ey the Lord Mayor cleo, Of LNudon, to the Duk. CT
Veiingcn in which he suggetcd to him the propre,y
"coning strongly aud sufficiently guarded" as h
earned IL was tho intention OF some desperate and
banJoDed characters make attack upon h-
races per 90" He also read two haoc bills, calling
The citis rs {" Gems armed on the H. to meet the
o'ira. Mr.. BrCugbem. in answer, said that the step
hich hs Ministry hsd 'vssd the King, had h!led the
oun'ry with needless alarm; that the ministers, Tor
ar OF meeting some expression OF personal disrespect
DIN the mob, had wentonly eLdar gered the peace oil
lie country, end done sc', the Interpretation OF
hich was, that they considered The kiug unpopular
lat be was net s-fe among his suhjects-wheIeas, in
ct, he one OF the most popular monarch, which
ogl,t j ever had. The Duke o! Wellington, in the
ouss Of Lords, Observed hat from the informant ion he
sd received, he doubted not, Il attack would be-
AIDE the police by the people, and that a OF
OF and ti-order would ensue; and tbstit was not be-
'use The king was not popular with The people but 10
'are the royal family the pain OF bsholiing such
,ectaole, that the visit was postponed. h
t. following Is the Letter Of the Lord Mayor Elect
adj by Mr. Peel in the House OF Ccmmors:
only Lord Duke-Fron the situation Of Lord Mayor,
which have been cleo ed, numberless commu-
ica'i'Gs made 10 me both personally anu by
er, In r. frencs TO ihe 81 instant, and il ia that
ccouu, take the liberty OF addressing your
Although the feelings OF all the RESI- ec,ahie citi-
ems OF London decidedly loyal, yet cannot but
b Known there are, both IN London well as the
ountTy, Get OF desperate and abandoned character
no ous TO avail thems Is OF any tance
create umult ard confu ion. While all Of any res
ec,abiy in the city veing with each other TO es
fy tn ir lt yaly the occasion, from what l,arn IL
he inter ton OF some OF the desperate characters
owe alluded 10. TO take the opportunity OF making an
tuck your Grace's pertoD"
Very loud cheering, mingled with considerable
aughtrr, from the Opposon benches; the Leerrg OF
'olonel Dawes was peculiarly loud
" Good God, Sir sarcdstic cheer :" continued
ir X. Peel, a" and made, tco in the House OF Com
lons u airing that the Lord Mayor of London has
communicated TO tie Duke OF Wellington that be had
10 believe that a,tark would he made On hs
races lie a. he accompanied his Majesty 10 the civic
ssval Ard from officer in the army, too (Hear,
eaf.) ateveT may be the opinions entertained by
Individuals to the official acts aud political character
4 the Duke OF Wellington, is there single man 10 |
he country-I am sure that the gallant Colonel who
heeIed loudly, when the eat OF debate has passed
w. will be among the first to deprecate such attempts
Hear, from Colonel Davies)-is there, | say, sim
lie OF the slightest respecabiy in the country,
Who would wish to carry his political hostility 10 such
~ EXTENT (Hesr, hesr) To proceed, however, with |
he letter
While all Of any respec,abiliiy in the city vie
ng with each oher 10 testify their loyalty the oe
:0son hom what learn il is the intention Of OF
he desperate characters above alluded 10, 10 take the
opportunity OF making attack your Grace's per-
on on your approach 10 the bali. Every eSerUn on
my part shall be used % NIKE the best possible ar
angt ment in the city; and, at the ssme lime, feel
bal should any violent attack be made in one quarter