Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-11

with the disease between the Of his first and second
examination at the police Office in "a hoursThe subject
Of thes in Ireland and the putting down by government
of large assemblages Of people in that country still give
rise very acrimonious debates in the House OF Commons
In these, MIR. OCounel and Mr. Sany the Irish Secre-
tary, are the most prominent speakers.
We refer our readers TO the remarks made by two Lon
don Journals in relation to commissioners who TO-
be sent out TO this country, by committee Of the House
OF Commons, to enquire into our banking system.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
NEW York, September 4.-By the packet ship Paci-
tic, Captain Waite, arrived last night, have received
Liverpool papers 10 the ls Of August, with our London
files to the SIst July inclusive.
Among the extracts from German papers. quoted in
London Journals received by this arrival is an important
article under the head of "Frankort" from which il APP
pears that the Federal Diet has crowned its series of es
poc acts by decree against the Baden Law of be Press
"Aer what had already been done by the Frankfort con-
clave this proceeding says the Times. .w surprize no
one; but ii that body rather its masters Austria and
Prussia, pretending 10 act in its name, should be allowed
TO enforce so arbitrary measure the circumstance will
not only be surprising but humaing France and Eng
land, who ought TO protect the weaker constitutional
States Of EurOperhere be grosser violation of
the independence of anation than say that law freely
passed by its Legislature and adopted by its Government
shall be abrogated at the pleasure Of assembly which
nsups authority conceded, nor intended TO be
conceded, by tire members Of the Confederacy 1t ex
peced that none of the German Princes will coonerae
with their chambers Estates in opposing the Diet This
too probable but the Prince the only party to be con-
suited when the constitution of country proposed to
! be destroyed.'
1t is mentioned that the answer of the King of Hol.
land 10 the last propositions Of the Conference London
despatched courier TO London;
given OF its contents, further than that il supposed
exhibit the usual uuconciang disposition the part of
his Dutch Majesty and TO resate his determination not to
recognize the sovereignty OF Belgium unless points on
which he insists previously conceded and stipulated in
treaty with the Five Powers The Dutch Journals have
copied from those of Brussels the 9th Protocol without
any observation on IT, except that of them have re-
marked that they do not warrant its in all par
ticulars
If we might Judge from the details of military man@u-
vres given in the Dutch papers, should conclude that
the army OF the King of Holland is kept in high state
discipline and activity Every paper contains of
reviews inspections and changes Of environments. There
are two great camps, that of Reyen commanded by the
Prince of Orange, and that of Eindhoven by the Duke Of
SAKE Wcmar third camp, il sad is about to be es
tablshed at the Yugherbeidc. Much praise is bestowed
on the choice OF the positions, and asserted that in
consequence of the of the communications and he
skiul arrangements which have been made the whole
army within few hours be one point
1t is reported that the Electoral Prince of Hesse has
thought INT TO anticipate the contingency oa special reso-
ton of the Diet with respect 10 Hesse, and revoke the
law the Civic Guard, passed the 25th of last month
The Grand Duke of Baden has protested again the pro-
ceedngs OF the Diet, far they affect the liberty the
press and 1t expected that the King of Wrtemburg will
follow his example.
The inhabitants ofFrburg and their deputies have pro-
tested against any usurpaons made to be made by the
Germanc Diet, of their prerogaves. The account Of the
march of the Austrian and Prussan troops towards the
Rhine, had causeda considerable erment in the Rhensh
provinces; but absolute resistance the will of the
sovereign to any formidable extent appears unlikely for
the present.
The French fleet, present assembling at Cherbourg
Is is said eventually destined for the Scheld in
Junction win mat oil Sir Puteney Malcolm. The
assigned for both fleets delaying their departure the
NORTH is said TO be TO watch the progress OF events in Por-
tuga in the Interference OF Spain should
cessaTy TO make a demonstration on her shores
letter from Berlin of the 18th ult. states that the
new sovereign of Greece, Prince Ohio, of Bavaria
likely to he married 10 the eldest daughter of the Emperor
| of Russia.
report of the discussion upon the State of Poland
which took place in Parliament the 18th of June has
been translated and printed in Posen, Polish Prussia
and sold for the benefit of the Polish Refugees
The Mean expedition sailed from Milford July 26h.
Paris remained perfectly tranquil up to o'clock on
Saturday evening The celebration OF the three days
anniversary had proceeded without interruption; but il
was observed with less OF spirit than any previous
similar occasion.
The cholera subsiding rapidly; but fears were en-
teraned that the reocings of Saturday would tend
return revival.
Paris papers of the oath state that the Cholera had bro
ken in the Chateau ST. Cloud and that among others
the Kings sister Adelaide had been attacked.
frghtful epidemic resembling the cholera, stated 10
prevail among the Russian troops in Poland and the Aus
ran troops In Galcia In regiment it carried Off 600
men.
The cholera in Liverpool abating Deaths on the
2Sh l2 10Th and Both, 3O 3lst, o. Total 1865;
! deaths S07.
The Ausrans said to have increased their force in
! Lombardy and central Italy TO 900 men,
We enabled TO state positively, (says the London
Court Journa that the Duchess de Berri was in London
[incognito Of counsel during the whole of days of
last week: namely, Tuesday and Wednesday, and that
Her Royal Hghnes left London for Hollywood House, on
Thursday.
Orders, rsays the Journal du Commerce1 are said to
.
assembled on the banks OF the Rhine.
letter from Bayonne Of the 21s ult, says" II appears
certain that Gen Nina in Portugal and that he has sue
ceeded in joining Don Pedro"
Sir TPdIter Scotia letter from Melrose dated Friday
the 20h says that Sir Walter rather better during the
last three days that he had been few days ago.
when he had sulfereda slight relapse.
The British Parliament is about TO rse and business adj
vances with accelerated speed the time approaches.
The second reading of the Irish Reform Bill its passage
through the Committee of the Upper House, and the Re-
port occupied together but three nghtsa despatch but
little expected after the delay of the English and Scotch
Bills The Irish Tithes Bill the discussion of which gave
rise to much acrimonious debate in the Hous OF Com
mons, has at length got through the Committee On
evening of the 2Sth the Budget for the year
brought forward by the Chancellor of the ExcheQuer
The income OF $780, ending the 9Th of January
ESQ 6l6 and the expenditure El7I42 943; leaving
surplus of G2910673 The nett receipts the year
ing the 9th of January, 1892, amounted to G6 293 52l
the expenditure to 9i7559,7OS leaving deficiency of
9l 263lS7 This apparent deficiency ii stated had
not been occasioned by any general dminuon in the
sumption of taxable commodities. The remission of the
duty Goals and slate coastways the less receiv
ed for duty corn and remission OF certain excise duties
exceeded by than million the deficiency in the re-
ceps the instance of consumption, however, had not,
admitted equalled expectation, and thereby account
ed for the expenditure exceeding the income.
FALMOUTH, Friday, July 81.
DON PEDRo's ExPEDITIoN.-The Marquis OF Angle
of Don Pedros cutters arrived here to-day IL
O'clock from Oporto after long passage of 10 days She
brings accounts TO the l4h inst by Ave days aterthan the
Panaloon; but regret am still unable TO inform you of
any active operations the part Of the invading army
appears that Don Pedro has postponed the opening of the
campaign till the 10th. IL understood that on that day
he was TO commence his march on Lisbon Admra Sarto.
finus intending o blockade Of