Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-19

brighter hopes may open upon ne for ireland. The
two countries. instead OF being politically discovered
may become more united, and Englishmen and Irish
men may alike wish that they formed but ono land
and the people bu, one family
We extract lew sentences here and there from Mr.
oCoonells speech, that our aders may perceive it's
tenor.
"He locked upon it az assure which deserved sup.
pot, because u Vas large, liberia, aud wise mea
| ure (Hesto He would even call II a generous
measur ard he wa' that il would be an He ctusl
mea.ure OF re'btm. (Hear.)"
"The measures shouid have his vote in support Of II
in that Houae; a. d he possessed any influence else
where oil that influence should be exercised in its ia
YOUR. Uiear)"
As radical reotmer he accepted this measure
hear ilv. (Hear, hear y 80
"He called upon them, Ia the name of ,ha, god Of
charity whose spirit inhabited their bosoms 10 do this
grea, act OF just to Ireland in the bri intend
ed, Tor the benefit OF the people OF EnAland and of
SEQ land; and by doing to secure against n,
10 ,oo The consequence Vi which could ioreell.
| (CheersO
The Belgian nation have elected a Regent TO ad.
minister the government, until they shall have made
choice Of sovereign who is willing to wear the crown
NJ suret ce Chokier. Vce-P, e,dept of the National
Congress and uan OF grea, popularity. has been rais-
ed 10 this office. Ee was installed with great soem-
nifty on the 25th Of f. bruary. The Beige ministry
was mme distely formed, but the papers containing
lis OF the persons charged with the different d. part
ments have not core TO hand. r. Il ministry. among
their hrst ec,s. the 2d OF Mach, quested a loan
OF tw Give millions Of ho ins, or sale OF seven millions
OF crown land- d-red necessary as thew
SAID, by the probability OF war M. Bfouckere, the
Minister OF haanre in proposing this 10 the
Nalon>I Congress- said"Italy IL in state of insur-
r.ctioi; Austria is srming TO subdue it, ard France is
resolved TO maintain the principle of inerveu on
On the Other hand, the P,usssn armies on ,be RHINE
are already provided with their field eqnipags" This
is certainly enough to give ground for precauon The
law suhorz ng the loan Of tw I've nil was, after
some debate, adopted On the 9th OF March, by vote
| OF 90 TO 81
Ga the 7th Of March, the Belsic Congress after hav.
log passed 'he electoral law, Adjourned the 18th OF
APRIL eavir The reiDs Of government The guidance
OF ihe new Regent and lis minister's Ii is sad that
the Roth chids the Banss and other great cop,rapc
tors have declined taking up The loan Of Twelve million
francs, ard that goatuns now going on in Frsnce
CO niucttd by Nj. LATHE. One Of The Bslgic letter
writers suggests hat the money will be derived from
the French sovernmen. nj. lie Hon hss been SEN,
to Paris 10 announce the ell, ction OF The Regent and
Count d Arschot is about TO proc ed a similar mis-
sion sn to London " The Regent" says a letter ON
Brussels, dated March b., "has al .eady estabsh,l
his III le court, and gains daily in popula,ty he IL
good aud worthy man, and really plays his part with
becoming dignity and grace. He gives lai ge dinners
almost daily, AID the ladies' OF Brussels inclined
10 acco'd him their protection, he has anuoun-
ced ti' Intention OF giving halls alter Lyn'." The
Engh government seer, however, to look with
-ome Jealousy ON thu new arrangeint nts in B-l-
gum. In the National Congress, on the 9th, NJ
Van de Weyer, the Minister OF Foreign Affair.
said Il at the council Of the Regency had though,
the renewal OF bosies with Holland preferable to
continuance Of negotiations. On this language The
LohdoD Courier remsfk'-
"As the Regency of Belgium is but a rami6cation of
gency but an outer Bureau of the Cabinet of the TuiIe
rles, we cannot for moment suppose that resumption
oil hostllues by Belgium against Holland, would, unless
(as we hope) under particular circumstances be other
than declaration of by France against Russia Aus
tria and Prussia. IT, have every reason to hope
the patriotism and good of the British Govern
ment should be able 10 keep aloof from such con
test Without compromise OF our honor interests as
regards Holland and Belgium should less regret its
commencement convinced as we are that although it
might be followed by the aggrandzement of the French
ima IN
oil good order and rational freedom, il would neverthe
Tess nave the elect 10 check the growing influence of
Sclayonic barbay, and the destruction of the great
principle oil liberty in every country. War; however,
Is at the best calamity-so opposed the interests OF
commerce., oil agriculture, and of science, and so inu
riOus TO The moral Improvement of society," that we hone
the threatened evil may be ayerted by mutual conces
sion.
The King of Holland has appointed Duke Bernard
Sake Weimar, the same who travelled in America Co
vernon General OF the disputed province of Luxembourg
AZ the same time he has issued proclamation dated
Feb l9th In which, after reminding the inhabitants
that LuXemburg forms part of the great confederation
OF Germans and that he will be seconded in taking pos
session OF by the German Diet he expresses the hope
that he shall not be obliged to employ force.-He
nounces fundamental law suited the interests of the
Grand Duchy, in harmony with legal liberty and the
prosperity OF the country the free of the French and
German languages, and equitable system of taxation,
&c In me meantime, the people OF the Grand Ducby
oil Luxembourg have sent deputies TO the Begic Govern
men, TO ask for troops and arms. In interview with
the Regent, the Slh March, he promised them that
ne would take all necessary methods for the protection
of their territory.
On the 1llh OF March a proclamation was issued
signed by the II geut aud the Ministers o. b lgium in
which he people OF Luxembourg are exhorted TO re-
main brm sn TO rely upon the Government for sssis-
duce aud protection, adding thai the would ma
tain he protest OF its representative tn acts OF
The pgress at London,and that the Beigians 'shad
heguo he war in spite Of The treaties OF 1915 and would
finish il IN spite OF the protocols Of London
The French Ministry has unde gone a tousidt rable
change Nj LATTE has quilted the Cabinet and sue
ceeded by Nj Casimir Prrrer, in the capacity OF Pre-
sdent of the Coulc aud by Baron Louis in the capz-
city OF Minister OF Finance. Soult, Sebas:iari ard
Monialiyet continue TO orm part of the Ministry An
Engh'h Ministerial journal remark, follows, upon
this modihcaiion Oi the Cabinet THE retirement Of
.hiie had be- long expected for how could he after
the public acknowledgment OF his peeunary difficulties
be considered tit person to hold the important eff es
OF President Of the Council and Minister OF finance
ID Casimr Pefrier is also basker, and he has bee
speculatOr-so far his appointment would be obiec-
tionabe, blu! be is Of uDdoubied wealth, the
owner OF large estates. and the ad OF an extensive
steam engine mandatory that he is dee ply inter-
ested as a landowner and member of what the
French call ala classe indusfieile 10 the mainen.
ance OF peace with other countries and in the repre-.
sion OF Internal faction. NJ Perrer therefore appears
TO be very ht PRECEDENT OF the Council al pre- ent
although we do not think that he has energy enough to
retsn that post long in country in which Ministerial
changes are almost as frequent lunar revoiutions.-
Baron Louis is man Of experience iDaDcier with
out much pretenson az politician. His private and
puolc character are alike respectable. NJ de Rgny s
already sdvanageously known to both countries. He
ls man OF enerRy-an enemy TO anarchy, but a true
friend 10 rational bery Alloge her the sbange bodies
no III TO Frances whether il will produce much good is
another qu- siiOn."
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