Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-25
ings Of III. people Of tbs United Empire.

when House OF Commons leaves the Cover,n.n, an
i m nauon-the remedy is dissolution. When the
rouse oil Lords stands out against the King and the ma
uop' the remedy is fresh creation OF Peers Without
ns remedy, the Constitution would fall to pieces and
ne people would be lett prey TO anarchy. On Mon
day. Lord Ebringcn brings on motion on the state OF
public affairs, in the House OF Commons The result
OF nat vote may OF course be anticipated II will place
ne TWO Houses in collision, and Ministers must either
os'gn or create new Peers 10 get the difficulty
LORI Grey has soemny stated, that he will stand or ia
oy 'his oi and that nothing less efficient shall be sun
ported by him. Feilow-countrymen-et us be firm
'etus be prudent that may the victory which
must be ours with wisdom The opponen OF The BiIl
are playing desperate game But II we be firm md
determined ed they must be defeated. (Caronieie.
STOCK ExcHANGE, Os. 8, l2 o'clock The =, !. elton
Of me Reform Bill by the House OF Lord, Ia,
OF great snxeiy AMI di,tiu,t in tie mind, Of
Az person, 'h City, end eonsequen, depression In
d., .,o nMkei o. nearly one per eeet. from y.,tsr
~ "o'us PRISE. Cooso g op,ned nominaly al so 3.S
aao an acu, pr q, OF so 3s wa. SUBJ, emily made
'ney are no" so TO l-3 looking he Wy.
e, o. eoh,ss' msny rumours as % the future
Poseeu hss OF h' Nlins'er,; mons OF VIII sh >, how
ever os relied upon. THO mos, current are. TIA,
ministry viii DO formed with the Duke o. Richmond a.
le heao, Eati Grey, Lrj Ahorp, and Lord Palmer
s n Ienrng from ottce, and mora modsfa'e Reform
i 70 % introduced by them and her Il, tha. the
hng mas determined INN da,cly 10 prorosue Psriia
msns acd 70 create new Peers 10 tho number OF six "
amongst whom will to tho eldest son, of Peers who
are favorable to the present Bi TC,ouri,r
imms ely alter The tivio ills moruiog, orc. 70
'.su TO prepare The House OF Lo d, for the re-
P1p OF MS NJ 'Jss'y, acd was very generally be.
asved mat Parlisneni would be prorogued this dav
49, however, not probable that the prorogaiion will
ao pace uniii Thursday nsxi, event. 1, should 10
soon messenger wa, de.pa,e Scd 10 w nd.or 10 con.
vey 'he intelligence OF the etion Of the R,lo,m B n
70 me k'ng We never reeoilse, to have seen the
~ emu ei 'ne tow more quiet than IL has been all
sued oy afew OF The Pensioners OF aryIebone cali
pg meeting at The Horse Bazaar on Monday and
,s pisnhS .se0%nendng all the nade.men shut up
o" mop auo 90 INTO deep mouInipg-no,hng ia the
mo ieasi deserving OF noiiss ha, occurred
[Standard.
Delegate, fsom several parishes OF The Meropoli,
VIII NEE his evening, at The Crown and Aachor T,y.
ern, aud 1t 10 expected that on Tuesday and Wsdn,,
the country. r Co,,s;.
FRANCE. t'""'
la the Chamber OF Depu ie, ON ,hs I0h ~ n .,oh
vO.s was taken upon tho question OF abolshing The
Hereditary Pseugs.
Assinii, az
Majority sgain', an II ,r.di,ary Pserage, 2ss
Kin, OPTn appnsSuo1 TO the Belgian Government tbs
mas PERM ted all the Belgian office ati.sh.d 10
he French army, whether on full pay or o,herw,e 10
So n.o Tue 'etvise OF their own esuutry, when
vii m nsVe oeen three years ia their pesen, rank
VI" pe promoted 10 tbs next grade.
:, rom Calgnanis Messenger.
ms oe'' Tvs a,o happy TO learn both BY the
LONDON Journals OF Sa u,day, whish reached ma v,,
erday by express and the account Of onr n,iy,t
teipohdsn', dated eight IN tho evening That no,,y,h
'snN'og IN geai excitement whish prevailed In CON.
of Ra.
torm' no spproaeh to disorder had ee.n mants.,.d
oir GORE 'nden states that mini,ters will tx, No =.
cided Sep un'l Lord Eoringons motion 4, disposed of
ON Monday In tao Commons. In tn, 10. a ,,ims .om
promise between the supporters OF the Bill and m.
asfae f'iormers 10 spoken OF with som, .o1fiJ.n,e
aou' .u'o1ts OF partial changes in the ministry are
aso mentioned, but are generally disbeIieyed
n Peck todr.-It 10 po,iively stated by IN lam.
S s. as isudets paper pubbed at GaenD that the
S S C.n,ui Antwerp has received orders from
an acknowledgement OF King l. ,opold by King Cb.rrs
Johr Ii 10 we'll known thai The swedish Mon,,sh ia
sr'a ~ und the inhnereo OF tbs Russian Cabinet
The Aug'bnrgh Gsz.tts ha, the following i,,s,l;.
gence da'ed Viennt, the ls int :"By letters non
oraeow Of ne "a uli, we learn that division of the
corps Of Radiger has entered the territory of The Fr,
sac Of Crasow whittier the troop, of the ,li,h gsner
al had retired In consequence OF this movement, IN.
a'sr enrey d:sperred themselves, and fed in all di.
&C 'ons usnerai ROzyski and X amnski passed over
into u lsia with numerous sui e. Tn, town of C,s
COW itself has been occupied by the Russau, Prince
Czar'otyk aad General Skrzynecki had III and sous h,
refuge 10 GAc!a According 10 assoupta rec iv,d To-
Day fom Bfunn the cholera has made its aupe,r,rc
In al 'own-TAe total number Of persons a',asL.d by
ns disease al Vi5naa up to yesterday was 1860, Of,
from irl;n Of the so ut hat the remain, of ,sa -
ll'h army oil Piock, together with the membsrs Of the
HoVe nnen', who would not M Ike their subjsson 10
own on the POlish frontiers when they laid down III.
arms "
Ertraci Of priUate letter from Jparsa,c, dated
The 29ih tnt.
"ThiS sapio presents the app. a,anss Of ops vas. hi
Vouas-advane"d rot, and pa;reIs are found al ,ys,y
eo;ner-The Russians have denounced 10 The Police
'eVer thousands oil persons who have BEEN zsaous in
me national cause. Since tho n inst the day on
which II resumed tunci ions, The poise has han
constantly employed in makrg arrests; and In the ~,
Two DAYS oil The ;sieracp, upwards Of 1000 persons
oil all % e, and classes thrown into d. on and
sonbDed with The wor,t OF malefae'ory Snes tba, nsr
3D. 2oO IN shut up in OF The sours of the prison
anu "'ro bred upon nearly two u's in succession,
una3r p'eencs OF revol, OF he malefss,ors, though
noi ics VI az iour6f confined on suspicion of
political ofeoses. There ars po upwards of 1900 in
snceratsd and they viii! esteem themselves fortunate
they are not all sent 10 Sbsrie Poland b,s su,
into tho iomt"-Auoher LEVER of he sam, dat. ,av,
.na /" appears there is siiI administrative Polish
Comultee organized al CT nstoehtu for he PaIa,.
cate OF Kdlissh.
The Bs'lin Sae Gaz tie OF 4h3 I'd ini, contain, N.
following, under The das OF Wsrsaw, s pt 27;-' Tn.
following Russian Maoi;esio da'ed from S. Psters.
ougs' SePsi6. and signed by thu nperor, had been
'.sueo IN ihai capitalize order TO restore in the Pala
tines OF our Kingdom OF Poland the ord.r of b. in
einal government d,sovsd by The egi'aiors we have
es'aoi he'd Tor the Naturalization Of those Paa,ina,es
DIVISIONAL Government, consulting Of P,esiIsni nd
Tour membsr. This GoverDmen nj /, inyes ed with The
came power as bslopgei to the Council OF Admin..ra
ion OF The ngdom Of Poland. Cases Of exrsoi dpa-y
impor'ancS no, within this scope OF he Provisional
vernmen' are TO BIO laid before tie Commander. in.
Chiei Ia virtue Of the power conferred upop him bv
our OSase as Chief OF the P.Ianates Of The Kingd m
OF POland-Tbe Pro'oaos of III, adolf, ;.,,a,io.e 80.
10 be wd,sn in ils Russian and Poli.b IsnSn,a.'
These resolutions taken by the Pfoylsiooal Govs,n
menf by minority Of votes, shall be executed
sanciion by ,he President II the latter should re-
i9S' MS sanction The matter 10 10 be decided by the
Commander iD-Chisf. The p. DIVISIONAL G,ysrhu,sn,
appolnts and dismisJos all uuciionsr except those
whose appointment or removal reserved TO the high
est authority.
Last night Marshal Paskewi'sh set out from War.
saw, wi bis head qudrler', 10 order 10 force the res,
OF The Pci''h army to surrender. BY accounts which
nave Ju' reached Warsaw il appears that she corps Of
oZy'E' pressed by the Russians, had taken refuge Oh
the territory OF the Repuhlis Of C5asov where tb.v