Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-24

4 hCchiOus pOpuiaCe, as We OetSnd our western Iron
tiers iron the fury OF the ocean. Perhaps, however,
he hour Is no, distant, when the Powers may think Of
opposing with vigour the uUjus, pretensions Of the Bel.
sians. AT al events, the Government, o, Holland must
net cease Tor a moment to take all measures required,
TO maintain te honour, the indie peudence, the inviola.
oility OF our iefiiio y, ard is hoaucial interests.
dutch PopeTs. .9prii 8.
In" Journal du CJmmsrct gives tue follow ing ex.
tact OF a letter, dated Ovie,o, March % 1.-THE
Count de ST. Aulairs, la passing through the CaWpsgns
di Roma, met with a detachment OF Constitutional
troofs, and announced To shem the ARRIVAL of he Aus-
TRANS at Florence. 'Rlturn hom-, added he, 'ior, If
ytu do not withdraw, you viii be mastered by he
Austrians: II you rely upon France, you are wrong /;
Tor the King, my Sovereign, has directed me 10 sup
port the temporal power of the Pope"
The Hamoursh Correspondent states, ater official re.
Turns, that the Polish army assembled in and near
warsaw, now amounts % 60 900 men, and the corp. OF
General DSerD:cki, with the Other tree corps, to 20, OO0
men.
Letters from BMcelooa If the 26lb ul,., contain the
following -" The deliv. ny Of the letter b. the las,
mail, was delayed Tor between two and three hours-
a despatch had been rn,rus ed 10 the po.,iliior, to be
delivered by him ir'o the hatds OF the Count d'Es-
payne, who IL conhn-d by iudispo-iiou al = aria, and
the o,her % tefs were not distributed uli the Count had
examined the cen entS Of hi, packet. Itappears tina,
o,her despi'ches have occasioned arrests in several
ridceS between Nj idrid and Barcelona, particularly at
Sarragos:a and Valencia. 1t is said, that in Madrid
iiseli, several Frerchmen have been pu, in prison. No
arrest took place at Barcel1ua in 1t q course OF the 26h
but the pubic mind WA rendered very uneasy. Tie
Appearances OF several Fr.nch ships OF war in tue bay
OF BArcelona, has given rise to various cobjsciures -
The N, se'no' $ were seasoned with many impr,c ca
tons against France, her King, Louis Phulip, aud his
Government. "A person arrived iiom F,gueras, d =
clares that he saw a deserier f,om ME 9Th regiment
OF q Q French liua, publicly walking about. ihs stcest-,
with the white cock ads III bis cap. o net French re-
tusees have taken up their resideuc C. in In. tow d, aud
are tolerated by the authorities"
The Quo,idieDue contains The FLOWING -" I, is
nov known that The Barou de Montase let, who acted
so dlsgracetul a plri in the affair o. q ss.ain and DI.z
had been charged by NJ. Trioloard. then Pfefeci Of Pc.
iee' to proceed to fo'yrood, as e patii'au Tor the fall
len family in order to become acquainted with the
Paris correspondents OF tina, finily. He WIS en'rust.
eG by Gsslain with several letters, the answers TO
which he delivered 20 the Police. lie informed he
P'ocureCr General of the presence CT Getlain a, the
a%paftnept 81 tbs mistress. Two days after, Gesiain
was arrested. NJ. de- Moutss -uei j., chefd'escadrop,
attached 20 the Staa. and a Knght oil the Legion OF
HsnoT."
The government Of B llogna, sd a par, Of The De-
Puties oil the United Provinces, have dir cted them
selves upon L saro, ~ retire upon Acona, = the Aus
TRANS cen inue their march into tho interior. Tha for
uhcaiOns oitlis piece have been repaired, the cltaGci
provided with provisions md amuui ion sufficient q re.
sist for a long line, although .he best Of he works wee
destroyed IN 1915 by the Ansri ns, who sold the ma
tsrials TO the Roman government Gen Fiimout lends
himself with much cOmp.ai-anc- 10 ,hs CLAIMS Tor nu
merous arrests made by Cardin-l Oypizzoui. Maj,
oi eer' OF the National Guard OF Bologna, who never
qui ted tie city, have bsen arrested, aud the blood OF
tie Italian parrot. " III soon b-giu t flow.
From the Journal dos Debats.
A Journal OF Warsaw, OF the 22i March. announces
on the an .hor!iy oil letters from Cracow, that the Sultan
has declared war again't Rus il, and iha, The Maniiesto
has been received at Vienna. General Dwetnlki ha.
been / AIMED "Purveyor of Ca anon,,' on account of the
numbsr o. guns which he has taken. This Russians
have begun to make use Of iriShilu II eans to depopu.
late the count y; they cary away wi h th~m all the
men. The traelty w ich the enemy dev-lopes every
where as he proceeds. wili bScoms fatal 20 himself. Al
tkis IN men, Russian couriers can travel 10 part Of The
country without pSweTiui ESCORT. Over The whole
route from Pdi,u.k to Aus u'ioN, terror lie 70 widely
pead among the Ru-sian-, tia large G~etachmeuis dar-
Ell n. pass he niGht.il % Wns iti ut having Yreviou =
h"s g. :. = aSshnepIsi u i. now no uncommon
tue rank with the svowtd intention OF II lighting for the
h9erl-S OF Russia a. well as Of Poland. As The Rus
sisns were quitting Lubln, before General Dwernirki.
,hey chained TO u caoDon, and 90 carried away with
them, Col. Rie'euski, a respectful. veteran. who made
all Ihs campaigns OF Italy under Dunbrowski
PARIS Aprii 5.-Fnnds-F,vs per Csnts. 76f 25c
Three per Gems. Al. Soc; Bank actions, l $780, Ex.
mon bs, "a so.
LONDON, lril 6.-Thc r-venus Tales eiyen in
MOTHER part OF our paper, exhibit tue various items OF
eceipts aud a deficiency on Ire presen, Quarter
rising from short payments in the Excise duie Fl caus
q by The abolition Of he Beer and Leather Taxes.
The deficiency was o~fioAlly calculated las, wear al a
greater amount on The Quarter than has been found
10 BE- The case; aud this result is owing TO an increase
10 The Customs, which, on the year, amounts 10
CABS SOS; on the Quarter, to EI9t 1861. In the Excise
the falling Of this Quarter is Gs26. l63. arising from
the cause stated, namely, the abolition of the Beer and
Les'her Dates, beside. ESQ, TIC, in The Stamp Duties
aud Eo.OGO, IA the fo- 0tiiv-. IL -. Assessed Taxes
there Is a diminuIion OF E49,3S0, bur au increase upon
th7 year under that head OF $50 $50, the totol desreas,
uroa the Quarter is E740, 500, compared with the sam.
Quarter last Year, and he dc siency upon the whole
Year, compared with the preceding one, is EIl34 9l7..
as detailed IN Table No. III.
i is d fciency, az above stated, arises in the Exci,e
prlnclpaHy owing TO the abolition OF the b er ID lty.
which produced a revenue of three millions per an.
mum, which is now repealed, ard also Of ,ha, on Lea
'her, 10 'hs amount OF about four hundred thousand
pounds, aud on Cider 0,000L in all, about 3, 800. O00E
Bus II the deficiency bad turned out to be larger Than u
10, tie TACT might have been accounted for by the tak-
ing oil 10 large an amount of taxes. When this cir.
cuns'anee is taken iL'O consideration, it will appear
'ha', on The whole, the Revenue is in c very sntisiac.
tory state, and more favourable than il was when Mr.
G1ulburn detailed il TO the House CT Commons on the
l5:h OF MafcN, 1880 at that time, according TO his
calculation, he expected to lose, within The wear,
1I5O, 600, by The repeal of the Beer duty, which was
TO take pace in October, aud E200. 900 on The Leather
duty, which was to cease in July, making toge Their
E95O. 600. IN these data, the deficiency, on the omar
ter 81 ding April 3, would be, Tor The Beer duies,
t75O. 900, and for the Leather duty, El0O 600. making
tOg .ther, GS50, 600. on the year According TO M.
GoulburL's Calculation. the deficiency his wear would
have been FL 800, 000, compared with the last, where.
as u is only El,l34 ,497, a difference of EGGS, 5S4, in
favour Of The Revenue, a fact certainly most .ncou.
raging.
TIE sum of CT 795. $50. is 10 he provided for by The
issuing Of Exchequet bill. Courier.
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, APRIL
Ihe chamber commenced the preparatory discussion
OF The Pf0j-ci Of law concerning The extraordinary taxes
called lot by The Minister Of Finances.
nj. Silver'e fo'e to Oppose The granting of the vote
oil credit, and stated that the patriotism of The Chamber
had b en- put to a great riai.-The demand OF ne " iaxss
was, he understood, 10 be followed by other demand.
OF The same kind, which the close of The ses.ion bsIev-
from examinir win the attention they desefv. d. He
then adgeried 10 the modification int; oduced in the
electoral law by the Chamber OF Peers, and co ameni-
ed a, cor siderable length on The internal and external
p"licy OF III CabiDe'. He next ALLUDED 70 VI. Ca,simor
PefTIet's first declaration in the Chamber, which he
remarked was more pacific In its tendency than bic