Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-05

that ten thousand persons we're pre- He had an
10 Parliament, but was prevented by the neesss'y Of
being present in tho Court from day 10 day. The trial
was TO take place On Thursday, the II uItimo.
The run Tor gold and silver on the banks In Irtlan3
ss advised by OCopue, ptill coutt ued. We extract
paragraph or two a l. head. Dib In letter. wri
t.r under date Of January 81 t. says-"The scene es.
hibed 10 tho streets OF Dublin THU morning, wac OF
he most exuaordi, a-y description aad t-s,i6e', II In
deed proof were ow teessary n. strcng hold which
Ne OConneii has on 10 Popola alton. THE day wac hx
or the u'embrrs OF the different trades assembled al
their respective stations, and having 70 IN d P'o-
ees-icn marched In mo instances preceded by bands
oil mnsis TO Cciegcg-eeo where they gave three cheers
or kpg William. The scene al,og Their an ami
mated professions reversing the eli in
ry direct Hsnksd by mobs and all, after cheering
the statue 10 College -gteer; directed their course
towards Balls bridge. tho place Of general meeting.
Every member OF the trades was decorated With green
and orange .e"f', held in their hands wand.. from
which email Tag, flying, and between eve
ry ',econt or third 6le OF men, groups Of children,
similarly decorated, were hu,id-d toge her" Among
.ni' a's4nb'sge, which con'it OF more than twen'y
thousands persons the writer admits that "tbere were
many-soo many-respec able persous."
Mr.. Hunt commenced his radical operations In the
nT' Gay OF hs .e,'ion Of Pa lament by giving notice
Of hs intention 10 bring in that day month, bill
Tor The total abolition Of The Corn LAVE and that corn
should b, admitted free Of duty.
me new Cvi' Lit arrangements were BROUGHT for.
""u IN the House OF Commons. the h OF Februs-
ry Inc London Courier States that the essential diff
ersnce bews sen them ard those Of former G. ,vern
EMS con'i's In king from the Civil List tho sx.1
pend'ture not Immediately connected with the dignity
Of 'he Crown and the P.r'onat comfort Of tho King,
ana placing the other charges u.der The immediate
eSn"o OF ,ne ''vernu cnt, thus removing cause o.
nence 10 tho eoun ~ In the irregular mode Of paying
DC servants OF the ible, and rendering service 10
me King, by showing how small IL the cum reserved
oe ~. own expenditure, with that hitherto voted
der The name OF tho Civil Lis the whole smonut Of
"ni'n many supposed for the Use OF his Majes,y.
Lori A'thorp p,opo.sd dividing the Civil List into
nVs ea,e'-l" The Prvy Purse, and the allowance
Tha virao ~ II o.
Inc Expenses Of the usehod; 4tb, The sums appro.
psi,'.d for the R.ysl Bcuntie'; h, The Pensions
soua 70: 5G e. the charge !: siloooo for tn.
E2S4,ooo; aud for the eth. ELS 900. He proposed 10
reduce the amount Of pensions from ESQ OOO 10
lIIo,ooo-graiua'ly, however, and in spirit Of
Lord Althorn srn,un' oil that the ing bad refu led
to accept the so 900 60 000 which il was rre.
posea oy ,he late Cabinet TO gram ae,ordog t,
=. an outh to the Queen. We shall make room for
the Chancellor of the Exchequers state nj in detail
a'soon as our limits vii permit.
In the House OF Commons, on the of Febru,rv
To'msn M anon made long speech on The state Of
ireland pictured the ds,res 50 Of the Inhabitants in
ve'y eolors talked much Of tbs repeal of the Union
NJ nj tsrs on the subj.e,.
Tbs Chancellor Of the Exchequer answered-He
sreited that the su'j.e had been brou hit forward
during tho absence of the Secretary for Ireland ana
4 OF the Honorable me nber for Waterford Mr. O,Con
nell The latter. he said, while pretending 10 ineui
cat, ooedienes to the laws psaee and good will, was
One
rebellion The repsal CT tn. Union wac his obertN
oy which was meant the total separation of the two
suunt s. HIS Maj s!y' Government would do every
thing In lite power TO stay thw,rt and Sc,trov .neh
proceeding Lord Alihorp concluded with H. foIIox
ing emphatic deeiara i'm .-"Tbere wa no man
presnng VINO dePiored war moro than he did, and of
All wars ne ookfd upon civil as the most ,1 ct
ing and the most terrible. II DESTROYED the dsare.,
ues, and jured nation 10 Its and most va
iuaole hold' But wi all the hsrror he fe. at hav.
ing recourse to such extr entity he must san aud
confidently, that it extremity England ,pomId
Tdmer man sanction permit the repeal of the
Union with Ireland" -
'usseI' papers to the Sth Of Urinary u.s.. .;u
.d 10 London on the 10Th. Tney contain The port of
the De- uta ion which cent from Brussels n an
o. uncs zoe election OF the Duke Of Nemours 10 the
,hrone OF Belgium In relation to this subjsct, tbs
London Courier says: Either lbe Dspuaiion have
purPo.ely missated the OF Louis Philip or the
,susr mas aitered his Tone The official Communication
maze 10 our Government was, that the King had .po-
sttueIy refused" the Crown in these paps rs we ar.
told tina. he has merely said he does think he can
accept it. Are the days Of Richard I, be sct over
agan-or Is Louis Phillip afraid of saying 10 the French
ration what he has SO soiemnly said TO the Govern.
ments Of o.her conptries 2"
Peyronnet and Polgnac, the ex ministers, confined
in the fortress of Ham, do not agree SO we'll II ia said
In prison, as they did in the Cabinet of Charles X Ac
cording to private correspondence they have had
some serious differences On ono occasion, in the heat
OIL an angry dispute the Infatuated lawyer, for lack
oher arguments sufficiently cogent, threw candiesck
at the head Of the Prince, which fortunately missed
MN fomghac mas since Petitioned the government Of
BILE companion.
The acvices from Spain confirm the account of great
mary preparations in that country. So SERIOUSLY and
earnestly have they been engaged in il that the Catbo
Tic nation OF Spain have oregone their usual great fes
iviiy letter from Madrid, of the 9th January saws
'nat oy order OF Government the Carnival is not 10 be
conserved this year. Orders have been issued for the
increase oil the garrisons the frontiers About 80
900 men are to be levied and the government have d.
reced, that as they afford more than 600 dol
lars per month for each regiment, GOO men the resi-
due Is TO be raised among the inhabitants of The proyn-
ces al the discretion of the Captains C neral The
same letter represents the Treasury as being at the low
est sbb, in consequence of which, the government will
Ind great difficulty in carrying into effect their wish Of
raising militia TO supply the place of the troops who
have been sent away from Madrid.
An English journal states as fact honorable TO Brit
sh enterprise that there less than 33 periodicals
in the English language, published Calcutta alone
Amongst them are two ANNALS, number of magazines
literary Ga zette, and several newspapers MANY dis
'inguished natives are contributors.
paragraph in one OF the London papers, states IN
several vessels had been chartered Plymouth 10 bring
corn from Spain apprehension existing that scar.
city would be experienced before the ne 1t harvest
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONGRESS,
| Sitting Of the Sth & 7th February.
In these two sittiDgs the remaining articles of the ne
Constitution were discussed and agreed to- and every
article having been voted bya majority, il ordered
nj Dry desired tba, the diplomatic com s,itee might
be called uion to communicate TO tie Congress t.fe
news II nsy have received since the election of tbe
King was known at Paris have learned po,itiy civ
he ssj, that England formally protested on the I'd OF
ibis month against the ton and that II wss deci.
ded on the h, 10 Council OF Minister'S that Franc.
should reu'e--The Provisional Government Is said to