Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-01
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TWELVE DAYS LITER PFROM EUROPE
NEN-YoHK. FEpRUARY 22-By the chip Har-
niba', Capt. Hebard, from LondrD, jan 8; The shin
Erie, Capt Fuuk from Havre, Jau. I2tl; he shin lam
Cooper Caps Marshall, from rpool jan in: and
the stiP Pacific. Capt Gro, ker. from do Jau I7,b we
have received oGpjou, 6ls Of French and E. e.h "a,
psfs 10 ne lhes, dates. ~
IA article dated ii gus, January 10, has the klow
inR INTEL respectiaya su. ice, of 20
ihis country "Thsir Elk re!iencies Sir Charlie, h. On,
An bsssior EriraordIa end Minister
70 hi- Britannin Mj-s,y, and Nc. P,ehe,
Eyrsordnary and Minister Pienipote ntary from tba
Uoted StA,es Of North rica havt thi, mornins p.
ceivtd om he han IL OF his Majesty the act which 40
eistes tn decision given by his Mj.sy umpire, in
differences between Great Britain and the UnitedS o.
respecting the determine ion OF the frontiers OF hsir
speciive territ res
The political exsi,e among he De ople Of Jre,rd
on the subj OF peal OF the Unnn does mol by anv
cans appear 10 be on the decline. The affrs in that
country are drawing near crisis. Z" IL is impossible"
fsysa Liverpool paper that the sgtaticn which now
dis ufbs the peace lrI nd long continue Either
the Government must put down the agitation or m.
agtators will attempt to pn, down the Governme
The pubic ierment IL ascrbed atog ether TO the in6u.
ence Of Mr. OConnel Of whom il i, saiJ that he has
the mass of the Irish people en ely at hi, back and
taa' word from his lips weuli be sufficient to ncte
great numbers to ACTS OF decided rebellion. The Lon
don Courier affects to believe that The mne,s Of the
Marquis Of Auglesey has produced beneficial efec,
and that Determination is maniies, among,t a large
oefot me leaders OF public opinion in Ireland o
unite in resi-tng the influence Of III dict ,on Of M
O'Connsl and bis adherens. That paper concludes an
article en- Tho afecs Of Ireland in IN "a words: W.
perceive, however, in the measures OF Lord Angsssy
pfogno'iic OF iuiure quiet, which Mr.. O'Conne viii
he unable to interrupts and we look forward for ncreas
ed happiness and property to country the people Of
which are dear TO by associations which are moi 10
be forgotten in the momentsry greet that we expsr
ence at thrir waywardns aud apparent dis,rus OF our
in'entions.' "
We DO no, hnd shy thing IN the Irish paper, 10 en-
horise ihs assertions and antic paons Of The Landau
Journalist The emerge lie ueasures alluded N NJ Al
Marquis oil Ang'eSrT, consist 10 part OF series of pro-
rlamatioB4 prohibiting political me e,ings To. latest
CT nee ear da'e .he ID Janusry prohibiting the
meeting OF III political associations &C every kind all
IeRns ma 'hey ara merely hid " for the purpose
pronulgaiing and circulating . .dious doctrine. and
seo,ment' and have endeavored, by mean. of inf
mdorS ~ nEne9 ahi publications, to excite anil keen
alive 10 the mind- Of his MAissys subj ,ce In IoIaod
spif' o. d'ahseton hostility toward, The exist.
ing Va ~ and government"
STATE THE COUNTRY We oS -ve ,i,tIe n, No
ION CT ncenfiary All other v,inous ac,s com.
Dlitei by dsifstted woknen in different psrts OF the
Kingdom. At Hyde. near Manchester, Mr. Tbom,.
Ash'cn' sou OF one OF the great cotton pinn rs and
manufacturers, wss sird 90 he evening OF the An by
Pis'pisho,, mere had 3sen serious turn-ou, Of
long OF ry even 10 nsnou all the instances of d,or
der arising from dissatisfaction about wages
L9odan paper Of jar. l5h It tssths, Lord Lynd.
hurst had been appcin' et1o Sir William ALL
snder as Lord Ciiei Bsion and I'D socep,ed The an
poDtmsn 'itis nndt rsiood that Sir William q ,,ra,
wa, sbon, TO retire from the Court of Excbsquer and
will be the new Baron"
The amount of revenue accrued to the Gov.r,rsr,
duiiog the quarter ending 5h jan vas ~ 6so or a. .
being diminuion, az compared with The eo,ys.n,nd
ing quarter OF 1880, Of 20 1901 Tho Cu.,onp Ia
EKciss sbo~ d, iciensy OF I20 0O0i which 4. a. h
accounted fo by the repeal OF the beer and sahv A.
es; but In other branches there is increase NJ On
ooS' which reduces the deficiency TO the email smoun,
rm'ed,' Uion the whole year, az eomrared wi h The
preceding one, there deficiency of $40 1901 Tn.
&c pa surplus revenue Of the country he yo.d s . =.
p,nn,tuIs,' during thr year ending 10b Oc, 1890 wa.
zV'V Oz% ! which amount to be applied toward,
tho 1xinetooid he Nan .oaI ID bti
IN. Swiss DIT have uublisi ed ID ri r,,;op tc ~.
nams ~ The 70 eoniedera'ed Csn,ons o. hath ,b.
event OF war trsakink out among Ibs nslghbo,;n,
Power u has resolved 20 rnainaio ,bs s,,;o..,t %
tally Also ID scIaration as follows
Tn Diet unanimously perpetua,es he o,,,,t,,o
That esch State ~ the Confederation, Nv yi,,ns ~ a.,
soyereign right Is az liberty TO make any changss -,
own Coneiiiu'ion which may bs deemed necesss,v ~
"seIu 80 long ~ they not contrary 10 the sdsrs
eonV mon In pursuarce thereof The Diet ~ inter
iere u, no mann~r with ths reforms already ma e. nj
mos hereafter 70 be mad IN the constitutional
F"rs panet e Jan. ~ says--"Ttis 90, ersuv bs
heved ne Coneave will 'isvac IN he T6,.os
efh,' C5rdioaI Paccs or Cardinal G. e,s,i,"
LONDON, Jan. 6.-Tn- Khg Of Holi.nI 10 ,.;t -
have - lat yielded 10 the fe'nons,1sroes ~ o.
anh gre 10 rec go'zs the Independence NJ Ria,
Fh- hnai se,he men Of al din. Fences WA 40 xi,
oos'd ", SOD sherdy expected ty the BsIgians
Jo. ~ tn war 10 freisnd a. msrehssV Lord Al
slsssy bs directed yet another prosIsnsiIsn sS,Io,,