Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29
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We are Indebted 20 Can't Funk Of IN, ,acls, hi,
France, sailed 2nd June from Havre, Tor number n
French papers, from which and the accounts
Al Boston, We suhjcin 'hs following ex'rac,s;-
DISSOLUTION OF THE FRENCH CHSmBERs
An Ordinance was issued by the king Of France on
Tue si.t May dissolvlng the Chamber. 1t coui.in
the following paragraph,:-
Art i. The Chamber OF ID pu,ies 10 dissolved
z, ihe Electoral Colleges are convok-d Tor the 5.h
OF July mex, in order to cleo, each Deputy. Tn
wards determined On.
The Chamber OF Peers and the Chamber Of ID o. ;.
Ties are eonvokee for ,he h Of Angus, next
Our Pfesid-n Of The Council Miris,er = crs,,,,
Of State OF the lnterior il charged with The exs.rt
oil 'he pTesrn . donnanse.
INTEL genes wa ,eeeived a. vierna on the FL.
May mat The u aud Fi1er has completely de.aeJ m
insurgents a. Pe lppe and De- benlscbap Tae Paeas
Scutri had fed toward, Bo.nia Sophia va, 'cn,sJ
aud lzzed Mshemed Pacha bad entered that civ H.
the mama OF he ) liam. Oe OF The papsrs rrna, b.
that the insuHeehon may b. lusidered a, trmna,.J
PARIS May 80 FIVE per cents 10 9os a o,
Threes, rs lis Go. 400.
In" sale al Teas by The f. India Company COR n. n.
ed in London on the 1t OF June. $40 900 lbs. wrr
declared-'he iarge,t declaration ever before issued
The sale was very ful attended end the b5hea wer,
hrst pu, up. Inc demand was heavy, aud prices gave
way abont Al per Id but towards the close q, al,
dsy's sale more hr-kness ob eryed a, raihs, hi h.
er Prces. Nearly 1000 chests passed he sal. IN
average cecine was 81 to 4! per III. IL is rsmaikt
that the consuWp ion Of Tea 10 Great h i,ain ba, IN
creased one Il ird, since 1914.
BELGIUM
10 ibe Bel ian As emb'y Tn rs h Nav The Mini,
ter Tor Foreign Affairs scended the tribune and re
long letter which he bad received ON Lord Ponsor
by In relation TO the settlement of tie eff irs of B.yj
um by the allied Powers. TOTS letter d. oduc4d cons;.
derabe agitation. The following exr cts from
zine Congress hnds the bUuSddfie. Of Fl Hand and
treaties Gems i,ute, with respect to bound les The law
OF na'dn' The Congress cannot violate that Law;
sequendy IL cannot consent tina Bag um should sumo
the right to Tx The frontiers OF ano er statt mt ht
Congress Is nevertheless Inclined far as it shall be
able without violating he fundamental! PRINCIPLES oil
European policy, TO remedy such hirgs as may be
contra to 'he interest Of clgum, aud a, she ,ane
tine not be rJurous TO the intereslH the Deshborins
nations Ac'lng with these views, the Congress de
sres NAV Belgium may place self in The ordinary
scale OF ErrOpea ates, Recognizing the connon ~
CATION OF treaties taxing part 10 ~ buribe and han,
us u The policy reee ed among nations and
ing ITSELF In such manner that il may have right 10
demand NAV all o'her a;es should Acknowledge ard
treat II as an associate
begun consents 10 place t5elf in this situation
we Copgfes' VIII assist il by its powerful mediation TO
obtain The Dusty vi Luxembourg by a treaty. and for
an uDequta0e indemnify, and by efectua me ans the
Congress will prevent any military interfere nee on the
part oil the German confederation during The nesoea
ton Unjust De observed, by this mode OF edpe
elgum i'll obtain this territory p.sceabv ard fo,s
Ver-whereas, IL is al least uncertain whether II will
obtain 1t by war and the inhabitants Of The DucLy will
be spared the eAlamities which fall on those whose
sountty be comes the theatre OF war
"The Congress is animated by ceiling Of 0ood will
towards Belgium; lis real obi sc, lie peace now and in
future, founded the security and independ, nee nj
that country, aud dehnhve arrangements OF all IL,
interests.
"The ugfess would therefore see with plsa,ur,
The B'gan Congress elect some Sovereign who nigh,
not personally interfere with the rights of other 20
vernmens, aud will recogn with particular lis.
faction the Prince whom the Belgian ssem e,p,.
sialy to have turned their eyes, provided that the
grs,s will enable him 10 place himself in the eommor
circle Of The GJVerDmentt."
"The hesitation VIII en- his Royal Hsbness Prime,
Lei pod hes shown in The which be has mad.
10 the deputies who sCuaded bs opinion with respee, Il
the S,verikniy OF Belgium sufficiently shows the die
interested nature OF his Royal ghness' PRINCIPLES
aud ihat his Royal Highness would accept crown
which should be ohsred 10 him. II be could not wear
with honor to Belgium and himself However tb
PHASE is now convinced 10 biz entire sa.fAciion tba
he is sufficiently author zed TO Expect with coniepe
the equitable aud speedy exesuion Of the measures b,
which the Congress will assst in the saiisL,e.orv a;
rangement Of The affairs OF Luxembourg; and the
is ready TO iske upon himself Sovereign the combs,
ton OF this affair.
LONDON, May 3. (svenins) I'VE have vet no,bin,
absolutely TO authenticate the rumour which We me n
toned 10 yesterdays paper, OF another signal vico
having been achieved by the Poles over The Russian
No doubt however, exists OF great and important ad
vaniages having beer Obtained by the former, and W
are just informed from most respectable source lh7
the Polish Legation s in possession Of The PARTICULARS
this iIssh yleoTy.-Our informant, however, state
that ibis Obsiinae and unay cor ct which Ias,s
two days-ibe 1911 and 20 h OF MAY, took plaes "a M
tho Russan Imperial Guard, commanded by Camera
Pahlen which was almost anDhilatd. These partio,
rs appear, az have remarked in another 1raob
10 be ideuhed with accounts we have before givsr
tuscessiul engagement with he Russidn Guard
Tbs dugsbTg G0zefte states that the Russian arm
IL ptoceedrg io~afds IdbusDia, wb, - most hot,
bic war is raging. The InsuTgpDts there amount
90 600 mems ih'y tound wilma, sod The Russian
paVe underlined The srsenal and the magazines OF lbs