Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-07

soisd 70 'hepi.' IL . asserted that the Count do ST.
Aulai'e has obtained from the Ho ' Father the promise
OF q general amnesty for all those who took part in Tho
late political events, except sueb pat lot. AZ fourh, vi,h
arms, The latter ought 70 b. punched, bu, hs Hoi.
ness mas ,nsaged that no sentenee Of death shaIl be
IRELAND.
The s.. pa'riek's Orphan Soci, ty held their Meeting
at Dublin Alril 7. Mr.. O'Copnell presided. He III,
dresred the company, amidst loud che ers in an ELOQUENT
speech. in giving q toast, he said I mean 10 propose
Al once TO you the King and The People. Ii IL INV
vpso,oo q delightful eombioaiion-.t 10, within ny mo-
mory, 'he h'sl period when an honest msu and q SIN
esre lover ~ofhberty could we'll etmbiue them together.
We eau o o o now, being as anxious fur tLe happiness
d me one a' We are Tor the prosperity u the other. To-
dseu; a. 'he present moment, | think that the prospcritv
OF he people manly depend. upon ,he heaI,h and hsn.
piness OF our excellent Kirg. HI 10 the FRS, mop.reh
who has ever filled the British ,hrone. who has voiun-
ta'Iy chosen to abdica,e The power that he inherited.
aud the don ira,ion that he possessed, 10 he people kr
whose bsneht he reigos. The hrst grea, charter Of
d iisn liberty was wruug rom a despo', from q week
ana miserable tyran; while the second gres, charter Of
the British freedom 10 conceded Nv a gallant B,i,i.h
tar, one who IL ready TO brave every battle. aud meet
every breeze, as ho h to epirsnehise a valiant peo, "a:
head IL excellent.
NJ orc congra,ulates the people Of Esslsud. or
. 'oIand and Ireland, that they are about TO receive ne
war and biordshed, .. he manly .pi,it Of ,be n,,r;o,;c
Scotch" be says, has been aroused. and hey are aheu,
TO erjoy The blessings OF ire edom. .tH,, amer, "a.
gsrdiug Ireland was most touching
We see. she observes" with such pro,p.c, bs6or.
u.s. 10 what madness the people Ia the re mo,es, districts
nave been driven. Who lie there now 10 advise fbo
people IN care not to rush INTO bloody battle. or break
out into open rebellion! Whose warning voice Il to
reach Galway and tell them not 10 de,trsy property. or
to injure life! Who is there TO stop the pro,rcs. Of
k'bonism' whish 'Presds from cabin to cabin, and in
,me darkness OF night binds men by a secret oath 10 do.
they know a I what act OF despe; a,icu! The voice OF
public discussion has been INSTRUMENTATION have
been Instituted Tor lsw, and as il has ever happened in
the history Of Ireland, The extinction OF hopes hes been
the commencement Of village usurrection 90 is the pre.
cont smother example Of this truth, tina, while The pso.
pie expect redre'' through constitutional means, ibsy
WIN never have recourse 10 The iieya al acts of violence.
He nlso gave che Reform Bill" .Repeal Of ths
Union" disavemiog, in strong terms,i,s meaning, ,spa.
ration The charge is faIs4 as hell" was his emphs.
TIC Language. % The contrary he considered . Local
Parliament similar TO that enjoyed by Canada. No.
va SCOTIA &c. the only means Of preserving Tho com.
pact.
DUBLIN, April. Kinaban and Co. have stopped nav.
ment:-Ihe Marquis OF Sligo has subscribed Ef,5Oo.
Sir X. O'Connel, E1 400, and a lady named palmer.
$4,000, to buy provisions for the distressed peasantry:
Ii is said the Statute on which Mr.. O'Connei' w,. IN.
dicted had expired. Sir ]. Dillon has issued a pamphlet
n proof of it.
FROM BRAZIL.
THE REVOLUTTOW CONFTR
BALTIMORE, June 3. 1881,
By the brig Virginia, Captain Hugg. we have receIv-
ed our Rio papers TO the Nth April. They contain Of
fetal accounts of the abdication of Don Pedro, in favor
oil MS son, and the appointment OF a Regency over tho
young Monarch, consisting oil the Marquis de Caravel.
las, francisco de Limare Silva, Nicholao Pereira do
Gampes Vergueiro.
The immediate cause of the abdicat;on nj N. Enr.-
for was the conduct of his troops. He endeayored to
head them, for the purpose Of marching against the peo-
who had assembled in the Campo d'.Acclomaeae.
The troops not only refused 10 march, but left the bar
racks and joined their countrymen The conseouenc.
was the immediate abdication of the Emperor in favor 81
his son, under the title of Don Pedro III. and his taking
refuge, with the Empress and the young Queen of Por.
tugal, on board Of the Warspite.
Among the first acts of he Regency were, a general
amnesty Tor all past political offences, and a proclama.
ton of pardon for all deserters who return and deliver
up within three months.
Inc Ministers Tor foreign powers resident al Rio, took
refuge on board of the Warspite, from which they adj
dressed a joint note to the Regency, demanding prote.-
ton and safety for their co~untrymen. They rcceived a
reply, assuring them that their countrymen would bo
and receive the protection of the laws and
the privileges granted TO friendly nations.
On the 9th, the young Monarch made his triumphant
entry into MO, and was apparently received with great
enthusiasm by all PaIies.eitizens. military, and foreign
public installation will take place as soon as The Legisis-
tive Assembly is legally installed.
The Diario Mercandl Of The 18th, says that public
usual, and commerce is perfectly re-established
ish sloop OF war Voltage.
We have beer favored with the foIIowino ax,r,., ~
a letter, dated
ere DE JANEIRo, 18th April. 1881. g.
owe last advised you OF strong parties existing here
inc brazliians have gained the day, and the Emperor in
abdicated on the 7h inst. in favor Of his
son. a boy oil four years of age, Don Pedro I'd. Every
thing is quiet-the thing has been done without HOOD.
shed, and the Ex-Emperor, Wife, and Queen of Portu.
saiied Yesterday morning for England. in the British
sioop o. war Voltage, and a British frigate. He intends
70 proceed TO Munich, in Bavaria, there to pass the re.
mainder OF his days; he has taken wherewih to supper,
him. A Regency has been appointed"
BUENOS X
BALTIMORE, June by the ship Eliza Henrietta.
CaPt' kaines' arrived at this port yesterday in 3s DAYS
from Buenos Ayres, the editors OF the American receiy.
ed regular lilies OF The Gaceta M ercantiI and The Bri,ish
Packet to the 2d OF April, inclusive. They are indebt-
ed TO the polite attention of Henry Rodswald, ESQ. for
shipping Lists, and the Buenos Ayres Gazette of tba
10Th April. The letters say that the markets were in
"retcheu stale; sales even at a great loss could hardly
DE forced The intercourse with the interior continued
and sales were confined TO the consumption
oil the city. No improvement, il is added, can be ex-
pected, as long as hostil,ties between the two contendinx
parties continue; and even after peace is restored, IL will
take some tine before business resumes its former life
and importance, the couHtry having been Too much inn
Poverished, by an enormous number Of cattle lost by
the drought, and during the war.
The civil war still continued 10 the interior NJ tbs
United ProvinseS; two severe actions had been fought
about the end oil march, near nj endozs, in which The
Federal troops under Gaersga, gSin,d con,id o. able nc.
yaniages, and Immediately occupied tho provinces Of
Mendoza San Juan. San Luis aud Rioga. The main
body oil both armies had been mar oeuvring Ia sight Of
each other for several days pre- parsiory Il, wa, thought,
10 q general engagement, which musi prove decisive
Tor one or the other OF the contspding parties.
Flour 10 worth $45 10 4S, about 5000 barrels In 6rst
ard second hand,; coDsum piion very ir;Hinr, country
wheat being very abundant ard low, and only worth
$50 to "a per jan:g & OF about 4 bushels, according to
quality; domestic eottons were 10 demand, but hardly
VIII cover hrst cost and charge; Lumber, ebairs, and
"ine, very P'eDiy aud low; spirits Improving; rico
kei. Ian<y;,on
RUSSIA AND POLAND.
The New York Commercial of Thursday afternoon
ssy,; 1t was reported this morning that q great bs,.