Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-08
FOREIGN.
DAYS LATER FROM FRANCE

:. TWO DAYS LATER FROM FRANCE
Windsor OF the ship Fame, for Havrc papers to March
ais, aud Paris to the evening of the soth
Inc chamber oil Deputies OH the 29lh and Both was
Principally engaged the bill for modification of the
corn laws. There was every believe that tho
bill in It's essential features, would become law. Sec
lion already adopted is olows-"The eventual bro
ho'ons OF the importation OF corn and flour enacted by
the laws of July l6 1SI9 and July 4, 1921 is abolished
PARIS, March 80, s O'Clock IN the morning-In tho
last three days 5S patients have been carried Cho
era Hospital, 10 OF whom since dead. Besides these
deaths have occurred in different parts of the city.
Il. s. HdD past 4 u. .M.-Eghtcen new cases have
been announced to-day; Ii been sent to the Hotel
Dieu; to the Hospital Necker, and to la Pitie.
In general there is not much panic among the higher
classes though great changes have beon observed tho
diet oil those who frequent The coffee houses and restau-
ra,eurs' aud also in the regimen of private families.
ms morning the Digences filled with timid peo-
PIE VINO are leaving the capital TO seek for safety in the
Provinces which the Cholera has not visited.
foreign newspapers prohibited except those for the Sc
yera Ambassadors and other diplomatic idens-H;s
Holiness refuses to make any further than those
granted by The edct Prince Frederick of Nassau ba.
reached Ferara with reinforcement 1000 Austrians
heiniocements have been sent TO Cvia Yeccha though
not single French ship OF seen off The mort
II appears to be decided, that in the French land ON
The coast oil the Mediterranean the Ausrans are to occu-
Ply Rome and the Castle of ST. Angelo. The French ar,
collecting considerable forces in Corsica"
BRUSSELS, March 23.-By an extraordinary Courier
from The Hague, our Government has received to day.
news oil the utmost Importance. BY a courier nj the Pa
que from London, the Dutch Govern ent informed by
It's Minister at London, that the conference will not admit
me lhohifcaton which King William desires in the treaty
oil November 18th, and that the representatives. of Enr
land and France demanded in the most positive man
ner tne ratification oil that treaty by Russia Austria and
frussia as preliminary onegoiiaions any other sub
Jec By the courier the English Minister re ceved
orders from his Government to represent that The nre
tensions OF King William cannot be complied with and
that the Governments of France and England feel their
honor compromised by so long delay On the 22d Count
oroii received dispatches from the Russian Minister at
London, informing him that Notwithstanding all which had
been done 10 induce the English and French Goyeynneut
10 relax those Governments bad declared that nothing bat
inc treaty OF Nov 18th would be ratified. On the 23d
count Orof had long conference with the Minister of
King William, in which he represented that the PROPOSE
IONS oil The King were inadmissblc The peace Eu-
rope he SAID, ought not TO remain predetermined account
OF this Estate OF things If, therefore, his Majesty would
not reinquish his position, France would invade Holland
ana Russia would remain neutral On these
representations he demanded positive answer whether
the King would would ratify the treaty of Nov
18th. The Minister Of Foreign Affairs having answered
in the negative, Count o. declared that the Emperor Nj
choas aandoned the King oil Holland 10 his fate II then
quilted tho Hague, and set oil for London On the 25b
the penpoen aries OF Austria and pYussio the Hague
sent in the aicaons OF their sovcrcgns respectively
from The London N, ,,T1iHg Herald Of the 26th }
Mr.. VAN BUREN-Minssfer 81 The United States TO
Engidnd-Wc understand that The departure OF Mr. Van
day next when he will proceed TO Portsmouth Tor The puy
OF embaring for the United States having been recall
led by his Government. Mr. Van Buren, had just taken
possession oil mansion in Satlord Place, and fitted IL up
for the embassy, when information reached him that the
Legislative Assembly OF the United States had refused To-
rahty his appointment in the OF Mr. Nj Lane, by
majority OF only yote and he accordingly proceeded TO
make final arrangements for quitting this country His
Excelency bad audience Of his Majesty on Thursday TO
take leave
WINDSOR, March 25- Yesterday afternoon ile follow,
ing personages arrived the Castle on visit TO their
MaJesties Earl Howe, Lord Palmerston, Sir Philip and
Lazy Sidney, Mr. Vaughan, Minister to America, aud
Mr.. Van Buren, the American Minister, the whole o.
whom had the honour of dining with the King.