Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-14

permitted destruction OF the churches aud the tes-
denco Of TT ests-indc sense Of weakness aud ia
security on the part OF ihe rtisnrg isnlily, chat
gurs III Tor TIE internal peace OF France. "A chsnse|
of mh isiry was expected by the retiring ot tho young
MiC5er OF the IuteioT, M .Nontailvt (who bsla
we'd with such sdmirab.e decision and eVo:ness tho
oceasion OF the tacssr ct the c,pdcm,ei Ministers
lrcn Tie Luxembu~g 60 Ymeenne) to make room iCr
thu Protect OF ,be Seine, N OdtiiOa Bar60' leader
OF the Republicans; and OF NJ Baud, the ef.c, OF
p lee. 10 re succeeded by our OLD freud NJ. Real.
We have given as copous extracts trom tho discus
sors in ite Chamber Of Deputies, on the lSh and
i9b, cur liti allow. The 'eProa;hrs maze * ns,
tbs ~ horites Tor permitting he cell bration OF the
unersi services 10 he memory Of the ID Ike de Berr,
appear TO iI,t. IL shouli rave bs"n prevented
Tie Church, too-thst OF st Germdin P.4urerrOis-
The Catbedrai OF the Louvre, csebrasd as having toll.
ed TO ,he sScss OF s.. BW,hClonew, and more =
Gently IA wing formed point Gpput 10 the He.
ros OF III Three jays in their attack upoo 'he Palace,
was by double as ocia,iops. .hs, cue VIII H. Q; al
oths,', such ceremonial should have been Iroh.ted
T.nq mi was said 10 be restored ia Pals. No
nlcci has been shed, mr. AIRY one severely hurt
during The stutbauees; and the q roival If Tuesday
lob, The day succeeding the ds- auction Of is chutch
iroceeded witt is wOnted saety.
La Great Bat. II, the chit o.. Get O. discussion yves
the bu'ge'. The Chancellor Of the ExChequsr bad
been obliged 10 give up or modify so.as OF ITS main
features Tie tax transfers OF stock was abandoned
TN account OF The fcule4 Of The detsils in lite exc
cuti,n. The proposed duty imported cot or to be
hs oil pehny 'nst.ad II penny, auG ia not 10
nppty as we assumed l. would not, cotton from The
East Eiuies or the British colonial possessions &C.
BY reference TO nOnce OF the proeS ednss in tie
House o! C.msous on The 9ih last IL will be seen
| hat the Government emphaIoally d-ny ANY somrro.
mise wi II MIR. VConneil, and profess heir 10
exscue he iull risor OF the law agaius, him. IL.
Is who appears hrst to have chunk o tho iii custom
Of 'he lawpont invo!v. FL 10 his casr, then from,
The Investigation OF it BY jury! The Governn
have made no ,e ms with Liol aad he viii .uher she
Judgmen OF the court equally a. he hal been tried
ana COW iced, yet he labor TO keep up the
deluon % the lat. aud insists u, INST the re.
cords hat he did not plead guilty!
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
~
OF the pscke, ship York, Barsiey who sailed frsIn
LverPo en- the 2Ith FEBRUARY, aud The Brisbton.
Cap Sebor, isom l-iDdoa, on the ooh we have Lon.
io1 da eS to the % and L.vefpooi ,hs 2i;b soth
ia lusive
1t will be perceived that the folly of Louis Philippe
IN connecting himself with the Holy Alliance and in
opposing me feelings and wishes of the people of
France, in relation TO Belgium, has again broue ht that
country to the verge of revolution. This was 10 be
expected and we venture to predict, that he con.
nues TO persevere in his present course he win no,
only be driven from his throne but bring upon the ma
lion revolution in which all the worst passions of the
people will be brought into action. We trust that this
may not be the casc and yet we cannot but fee that
thus far he has retarded the march liberal principles
and withheld or destroyed the promised benefits of the
bloodless revolut on in July
All Italy, 1t Will be perceived, has succeeded i'm
throwing OIL the yoke oil its oppe5sors This is cheer
ing news, and may have such an effect upon the des
pos OF the North, as TO produce kndlier feeling in
behalf OF Poland this noble people have succeeded
in epeng The first assault OF the yrant who seeks TO
destroy them, they have much hope from the spread
oil liberal opinions throughout Europe, and the inter-
cessOn OF powerful allies i'm their behalf Ere mi. ve
trust the King OF the French has been compelled 70
interfere, and declare the determination of France TO
make common cause with regenerated Poland.
The late hour (nearly l, A. NJ at which we received
our papers, compes US TO confne our extracts to the
most important subjects CotT. s. Eng.
ENGLAND.
rom the debates in Parliament It is evident an oppo-
suon TO the present miaistry is fast organizing with
Lord Wellington at its head. To Lord ElenboTough's
2o Nl in the House of Peers it is owing that
Lord Grey has been induced waver in his rmina
IONS respecting the proposed duty on imported Cotton
We also gather from debate in the House of Copmons
mat Is not intended TO prohibit the growth of Tobac-
co in Ireland The tax the transfer of stocks is NET
by strong circumstances.
o'Gorman Mahon has demanded through the medi.
um oil friend an explanation from Sir John Graham
OF an expression used by him in the House of Com
mons The explanation given, prevented any further
proceedings
bill o. indictment for sediious libel has been found
against Mr.. Goblet by a London Grand jury
The French intelligence was a subject of paramount
importance in London Even the slight REMAINING homes
oil The preservation OF peace on the continent had al
most disappeared-Ihe worst consequences of the re-
cent movements in the French capital, are appre-
hended. FF
The financial measures of the British Ministry, gave
satisfaction TO neither party. On the I7th-
In the House OF Lords, Lord Peterborough moved
Tor certain returns connected with the proposed new
taxes, one he hoped would meet the fate of that with
drawn. lie objected 10 laying duty of Id on cotton
and he Sid that the duty printed calico was equally
Objectionable because ii bore heavily on the moor
DIS OH NOW the tax on the material
TOM pressed hard upon the poor also Earl GRAY said
II, upon consideration il found that the pressure
would operate described by the Noble Lord he GER
ainly would endeavor remove IT, The Noble Earl
regretted that the Noble Lord should have stated his
opinions because the was not regularly before
the House. The Duke of Wellington observed In the
Budget had been brought forward before the supplies had
been voted; his Noble friend therefore, was justified in
making the obser' ations which he had made-Ear
Gray made no reply, and the returns were ordered
This proposition for an additional duty upon cotton
produced great dissatisfaction at Liverpool and Man
chester, and Populations were Immediately sent TO Lon
don, who discussed the matter with the ChancelIor or
the Exchequer.
Bells Messenger of the goth says: ministers are
about TO alter the cotton duties; that is TO snare tho
East and West India cottons, and to throw the whole
weight of the new tax OF one penny upon American
and foreign cottons."
House IF Commons, OIL Feb.-MR. O'CoNNEt1-
In answer TO question of the Marquis of Cbandes
MIR. Stanley, on Monday, assured the House of Com
mons that Government neither had entered nor int
ed to enter, into any sort of compromise with Mr. o.
Connol, nor to abae single inch of the power that
the law had placed in their hands, which thew were
determined TO put into most rigorous execution in
answer TO another question OF the Marquis respecting |
the arms said TO be recently seized at Limerick MI
Stanley said, he knew only from the newspapers that
The seizure had been made and that Government were
employed IN investigating the case.
The subject OF O'Connell was again introluced on
Wednesday, by Mr. Stany, who repeated what he had
stated on the previous occasion, that no compromise
haqsDcen entered into with the accused party Mr. |
Stanley in repeating the statement read an extract of
letter from the Irish Attorney General giving an ac
count OF the termination Of the affair. Ii ran as fol