Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-08
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SIX DAYS LATER FROV IAN,

Liverpool papers to the 9th OF the same month f.
tracts oil such OF their contents as interest the Amer
can reader, will be found in the folloyyinS co,nmn
The aPpehensions in France of ho.tIities from IN.
nor'hern powers seem to have subsidized. The a.sur.
gwen oy the French Ministry, that they had re.
|feved from those powers the most positive aud ,as
factory explanations on The subject. have uuie,ed the
alarm which for few days prevailed. The armament.
kit, & are no. looked upon as demonstrations of hos
"y, OUT as measures OF precsuon entered into from
natural ds'rus OF the que noes which NAV ,ss,
rom the present sgitaed state OF Europe and the obyi
preserve the public tran guilty MIR La6us's sns.rh
giving these assurances, will be found among he
uac's below. 10 the same debate, Marshal SouIt ex
pressed himself in similar terms The Je,ermina,i",
IN France now seems to be, to be prepared a. we'll az
her neighbor.. 30 VIC" I"
The English journals are discussing the projects Of
!euenehment said to be forming by the ne admins.
Tauon. plan, says the London Morning Herald
Tor reducing the salaries OF the Custom House ofc,rs
10 nearly completed by the ministry. II will affection
W those who receive more than E2OO wear Tn.
salaries OF Treasurer and Vice Treasurer of Ireland
stated Sy Mr. Spring Rice in the House of Commons
g@ 'ne o,h OF December, to be considerably reduced
subject: 'eaA' y" 'n''
We are quite sure that, far as the Duke Of We'll
npg.oh ana Sir H. Peel were concerned, there was az
s~ong disposition to put end to the profgate az
pendi'ure complained of any minister could enter
ain but the Duke of Wellington and Sir r. peel had
unaer'aken task which, by themselves, they could
NOV sustaio and therefore the OF ben st WA.
comparatively limited The Black Book of sioecure.
ana unmered pensions not to be destroyed without
desperate conflict with The legislative GENT who had
II under charge ; and neither the Duke nor Sir.
had searched in the right place for the talisman
winch was to force the gates Of corruption That tas
nI was Pubic opinion and, unfortunately for the
administration, he had lost all hope of obtaining
rom the moment when he entered into that unnatur.
al coaition by which he bound himself TO resist par
nhen Reform and, therefore, by implication 10
uPhou many OF the vices of the present sysem-Re.
:pected and admired the Duke of Weilingto was
ne bad only to tell the King and the nation that he
reormer at heart 10 have made himself independent
md he had
pubic opinion instead Of the Uras to procure phior
os would at this moment have been at the he sd of
ne'orming Administration blessed with the aft. c,ons
y. n' sovereign and the people. But what the Duke
wsheu, yet under an erroneous policy could not do
minister, ne may yet assist in accomplishing as
senator He s still the Duke of Wellington ard he
may YET confer great benefits upon nation full of era
u'uae LOT his splendid military achievements and for
s,ea' act OF Justice which he alone had courage to
uuuer'ske' and by which seven millions of men are
rescued rom civil degradation. We call upon The
luke 10 aid the Ministry in their attempt 10 reform III
vain y, ,ne system against witch he struggled in
800, 800 merely because he adopted the wrong means of
',I me public do no, expect him to advocate
~'a measures OF reform-on the contrary he is Iook
Gonhdenee as the opponent OF rash and un-
onaoie changes, but they desire to see man of his
great devong himself without regard 70 n.r
Po.es, 10 those healthy measures OF reform wi,bou,
"nio" tuere can be no confidence in any Administra
tion In plain terms, they desire reform in ordr ~ .,
.ne.e may mol be Pretext for revolution and thew ex
pI. non Puoc men religious performance of their
The London Courier. of the 7h, saws that confer.
ence o. !the Ambassadors from the great Powers ON
,hs E OF Belgium was held on the day previous at
ie'gh OHlce; 1t was attended by the French
nnusuian' Kussian and Netherlands Ambassador tbr
rus'lan ministers and Viscount Palmers,on. The con
ference lasted about two hours " '
Lord Ponsonby is TO proceed fron E,gls,d 10 u l.,
UNTO negotiate for the Mt of Beeic airs viii
tue sanction OF the five great pouers
h Eonuon paper aiirms, " on good authority" that
Tue emperor OF Russia has addressed circulsr N m
dierent Courts of Europe in which he saws ,hat No
soldier shall pass the frontier except with the
concurrence Of the FIVE Great Powers ~ wv
~ The Americans and English in Paris oave . ,rb,.
cember. ''' y" 'ho INST Oh De
The Court Journal states that a conference b,d1,-
ken place between Earl Grey and the DIXIE of w II
ng'on' me result Of which sbews a perfect corr,snon
uenee IN the views Of the statesmen as TO the no
tai Affairs. "a'O" !" regard 10 Con'nen'
. An article dated Vienna, November 20. saws tina,
Ge RECOGNITION OF Don Miguel, the part of all The
ro~ers, VIII shortly take place, and that an am
Lisbon. ~ o "us"'ah court 10
letter from Rome states that on the 25tb Of Nh
death. " y" '"o punt Of
some Improvement had taken place in the corn mar
Ee'' ne average for the week pre- edng The Tn =,
49,. barrel. " f'o'eu AZ %
.d"eTtcdn Socks.-The u. s. 3 per cents SIZE, =
800 %, loEl, 9i " ). BiDk shares Ell; New York
PC 6, i9to io5; Pennsyvana p 1883 lOi q,
Birings l0I. r i' '1ou'''ah"'
me french Court OF Peers have held secre, meet
ing, 70 receive The report Of the Committee Of impsach
o'' VI 'he ex-hoisters The Court declared itself
SSv.nPs'en oy The impe acbment on the part of the
Onamoe!s 70 decree that the prisoners should by war
rant OF the President, be removed 10 and =,
ne luxembourg, and be summoned to appear bsfsre
me Court Tor trial ten days after the givs
| to their counsel, ~ '"0"'op gwen
Inc President Of the Court of Peers has ,s,ed 10 -
=. 49,, W sovemoer 3Olh, setting forth that the t,isl
% '"e EN- ministers shall commence on Wednssdav
he 10Th inst. at 10 o'clock in the moroinv
=. rams papers OF 9TH Dec. contain the answer of Pc
hgnac and the other Ex insers 10 the
W V.a oct iaSt-6u II is impossible for us TO-DAY IN
s Ouoh upon them The unfortunate prsoner s see N
nave oeen the duPes, not the advisers of he Cru.
- ken oy ChaIies against The liberties Of France
u iegaI point OF view their respon bi,v ia moi
'ore dimiDishsd. They have made suonIica,i,a e.
Pes' 70 'ne humanity their judges.
Brussels papers TO the 4h Dec had reached Ion.
oon Inc National Congress had not then settled H.
question OF who 10 to be ths Sovereign of BsIyu. M
oes NOT arse seems, from any lack of csndida,ss
1r many have appeared The Morning Herald saws
ua' me son oil The Prince OF Orange under the gns,
susp OF me nephew OF Lafayette lie likely TO be the
future King Of Belgium. There sppsars N b, - ~ 'e
Iresb breach OF faith The part of the KinS vvbjch
mas maze the provisional Government suspend ali f,r
neI conference towards definite de marca,ion of uol
snd ana Belgium BY the terms of the afmis,ic.
me blockade OF the Schedt was to have been discon
put this measure never carried into enact
peIgians speak with almost contempt OF the pre-
PaIailons making Tor war BY the Dutch -
Inc arrival OF Two high Dip oma tisfs one from Rms
a ana one from Austria had created great exeiteme
w b'noon-it is stated that they are invested with m
"nIed power, in relation 10 the affairs Of BELGIUM
me London Courier OF 9TH Dec. saws " hear fro,o
ssou Suheiiy mat he Emperor OF Russia has address,
ed Circular TO the different Courts Of Enrons a.
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