Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-28

Town oil tho 2Oth regiment oil tho
sequence OF the imputed liberalism Of the sub or
missioned officers
The heat of the weather yesterday exceeded any thing
ever experienced in Europe. The thermome Tircac-
ed ninety five and fifth degrees of Fahrenhe This
day comparatively cool The heat is nevertheless in
tense The thermometer marks this nome eighty de-
grees.
July l2-The Courier FrOncais publishes corespon-
Lafayette, by which it appears that the 400 Polish reiu
gees lately embarked at Dantzc for France, have been
dered to Aglers by the French Governments greatly .
against their will Gen Lafayette depores this treatment
of the Polish patriots, inconsistent with the former pro-
mise, OF Minister'S and hints that he will take due notice
oil II IN proper time and place
The increase of cholera which has taken place
here within the last fortnight, has become matter of
small anxiety The disease has again shown respect
or distinction with regard TO the different classes of
ciety.
French Rerenue-In spite of the troubles of the West
and the ravages made by the Chouans in great number
OF departments, the first six months of year have pro-
duced 900 more than the corresponding half year
of 1881. This increase includes upwards of 1000 900 OF
the duties OF registry, and nearly equal of
duties The products siil it is true inferior those
oil 1885, but should be recoccled that the months Of
March, April May and June $780, surpassed all ordina-
ry proportions and nearly uneSamped in financial
annals When compare products of the first half
OF 1882 with those Of the first half year of 1922 we
find the two years nearly upon par. Taking the
the change made in tariff Of customs respecting
liquors, 1929 produced 900 O0Of whilst the products
OF 1880 amounted TO PCT $3.50 000 1929 therefore, only
exceeded 1880 by 1857 900.
curious fact and which is deserving of remark is the
little injury which the disorders of the West have caused
the public in the departments which been
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official documents respecting the departments OF La
Vendce, Deux Sevres, Loire Inicrieure, Morbihan,
Maine ct Loire, Mayenne, Ollie ct Vilane, and La
Sarhe The duties OF registry produced in the month of
juno last 49, 6i5f less than June, 1884, whilst
the nonied taxes presents an increase Of 53,Si6-on
-teuT
! PARIS, July 15.-The Protocol of the Diet of tho
Germanic Confederation has excited the greatest interest
here The despotc Courts have there taken the field SO
decidedly against liberal principles of every descriptions
and in throwing off the mask have declared explicitly
that Constitutions are only TO be tolerated far they
dd not interfere with the 'Stdt
rolttntds' of their High Mghnesses; that the question
must be brought direct issue and il must be decided
whether Germany is or is remain in the sixteenth
century while all the of the world travelling through
the nineteenth The Opposition Papers here are loudly
calling Government mObiise tho National Guards
and prepare at least for action What may just
fy intervention is question of small deeacy, and
which yet hardly ripe for discussion, particularly
present. the Protocol, with nesse worthy Of the willy
Mct'ernch, continues link each of paragraphs to the
letter Of the article in the final Of Vienna which
is certainly binding the German States although they
will probably insist its being according to the
spirit rather than to the letter only.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Orders have been received tor $50 marines hold them
selves in readiness for embakaon, it is supposed to join
the squadron a, Lisbon. The Messenger steamer is ex
pccted hourly from the eastward receive them-Depo
port Telegraph.
The african Expedition. -Liverpool Ietb-Tbis ~
petition mas yet sailed though was expected TO have
done so last week IL will probably Liverpool in a
day Ortwo The steam boats Ofwhchis composed OS
iron, are two OF the neaest and elegant ever
saw, and have been very generally admired.
This Interesting expedition, under the superntendenco
RIGA II consists Of the brig Columbne 10 TONS and ,hs
Quorra and Eburka, steamers both built expressly orh
purpose and possessing alb the qualities necessary for per-
forming the voyage up the river Niger and its varous
branches Every precaution has been taken to rendeH
them secure against a attack Of the natives on the coas
the commanders all men ofexpeTence, and every at
tenton has been paid the comfort and health Of the
and passengers Among the gentlemen composing thai
expedition is of w. Laird, Esd Of WOsdside. We
sincere wish the expedition all tho 30 which
enterprise OF such Importance in its probable results
Justly entitled
letter from Lord Goderch has been receyed at Iloyd
stating that small tax had been laid at New Brunswick.
Iihes n HetGnd-There have been, since last, Sc
vera 1.-THE meetings in different parts country and
we understand there have been also arrests Of per-
sons who assisted at those meetings We have given an
account oil the trial OF some persons at the Comfy Wieh
low Asszesal OF whom convicted for illegally as
senbing, &C. We understood that Mr. Butler Qord CAL
moy has been held TO bail in the county Tpperary and
report current Saturday. that the Honorable Col
Butler Deputy Lieutenant of the county Kilkenny has
been also held TO bail for presiding meeting in that
county-DubIin Mercantile Adrertser
House Of Commons, Monday July l6-Mr. Barring
postponed till next year further proceedings the Dgni-
oil Parliament Bill he did BECAUSE considering the
state oil health the metropolis, he thought very desra-
bic thathe session should be closed speedily as possible
Inc Russian Dutch Loan was then more the sub
jcc' OF extended discussion The Chancellor of the Ex-
chequcr having moved ha the House resolve into Com
mittee on the treaty. Mr. Barring moved as an amendment
that there be laid before the House ocume or
tracts from them, explained the spir and object Of
the treaty of May 49, 1915 He did so with The viry ~
asceralng what the circumstances which had led
the Ministers TO support the treaty although they admit
TED mat according TO the wording OF the treaty different
i
conviction produced by other circumstances the House
ought to have the like advantage previously to sanction
| ing the payment
! Mr.. Robinson seconded the amendment Mr. Hume
said he had thought that the Ministers had from the first
acted hastily and unadvisedy-that they ought 10 have
come 10 the House for lis sanction previously TO confirm.
ing The payment-that he had intended on former nobt
TO oppose the Minister'S but that when he saw bv whom
ne was surrounded-tat the Tories (yhose treaty il
was and who would have continued the payment oppos-
Cd The treaty with the view OF turning out the Whies--
lac supported the Ministers for the purpose of defeating
such object, he being DESTROYS Of keeping them i'm Office
ul they had completed the great measures of reform To
further such views he declared that no had abandoned his
own Judgment many tmes-that he had voted black TO
be whc-thnking that the carrying OF the measures OF
reform was worth every sacrifice.
AUera heightened discussion division took place when
me numbers were, for the original moton I9I agai INST il
| 100, giving the ministers majority of 30.
! ChoferG-Liverpoo 1Sth.-New cases 90; died "a.
recovered as remaining 1856 Total from commencement
cases 1885, died 577.
Several of Cholera had occurred NJ Rfrno;noba
Council Office, UhitehGh, J,lg H.
ENGLAND AND SCoTLAND--New cases I60
deaths 62 recovered 90. Total cases since commence
mencement, 1854; total deaths 6,9l6.
SIR waiter ScOtt--An Edinburg paper states that t,e
health oil Sir alter Scott is better than generally sun.
posed When he stopped at the Fushie Bridge on Iis
road to Abbotsiord, he immediately recognized the old la
dy OF The house (who supposed to be the prototype Of
Meg Dodds) and gave her hearty shake of the hand
Inc old lady has been in rapures ever since.
Lord Durham arrived at Copenhagen in the Talayora
the lOh, and proceeded 10 81. Peersburgh
GERMANY
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