Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-03
FOREIGN.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

FOREIGN.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YoRK, June 26.--The brig Sarah, Captain Cor
ncr from Liverpool, whence she sailed OH the i7th Nav
arrived at this port last evening We are possession of
the London Herald of the 10Th May and the Liverpool
papers OF The l7h Although the re-appoinment of Earl
Grey and his colleagues is not officially announced,
certain that has taken place The King had for his
Loriship and in consequence of this interview adjourn
ments were moved and agreed to, both in the House
Lords and Commons, from the 10th the 18th. 1t
admitted all sides, that the Duke of Wellington could
not form an administration although his efforts continued
TO the last AS late the 18TH he and Lord Lyndhurst
had audiences with his Majesty, after which, Earl Grey
was sent for and empowered TO reestabish his ministry
The excitement in the country had continued and in
Scotland it exhibited by large meetings Edinburgh
Glasgow, Aberdeen, Abrouh, at all of which places the
language correspondent with that formerly used at Brming
ham and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. next accounts will doubtless
tell oil recovered tranquility throughout the country and
of the progress of the Reform Bill under the auspices of
Earl Grey& Co.--Adro"Gte and Journal.
From the London Morning Herald o 1911
In the House OF Lords, last night after petitions
the House till Thursday next, stating that he did so in
consequence OF a communication he had had the honor
to receive from his Macstylord Kenyon inquired what
was the nature oil that communication? The Lord Chan
ceor Observed that although the noble Earl had rendered
his resignation to the Crown, his Lordsp still stood in
situation OF Ministers and that every pretty well
understand that the communication could have reference
to the state oil public affairs only the change i'm his Ma
jesy's Ministry He could only add that as far as he knew
the communication had not yet led any result and that
TO none The like expressions were used by
Earl Grey
HOH i1OuSHpS ulen dtllOuIDeu iii thursday.
In the Commons, almost soon there full at
tendance OF members, the presentation of petition
from Liverpool against further supplies till the Reform
Bl be passed0 Mr. Hume stated that he understood Earl
Grey had been sent for by his Majesty; that Earl Grey
mad mad an audience OF the King; and that with the view
avoiding any angry debate of throwing obstacles in
the way oil conciaory arrangements he proposed that
the House should again abstain from all further proceed
to avoid the risk of increasing irritation he would take ON
himself the responsibility of absaining for the present.
from presenting them.
MIR. Barring otedtb ott I,o
nen Tor the formation of administration were cat
an end'-a communication that was loudly cheered.-
The Chancellor of the EXchequer Lord Alhorp said he
eh 10 be ms duty to avail himself of the earliest oppor
unity TO state that Earl Grey had received communca
uon from his Al9esiy-tha the Noble Earl had had an
audience oil The king-and that, under the peculiar cir
cumstances he would move that the House. at its rising
do adjourn to Thursday. This communication was greet
ed with great cheering; and after short conversation
the motion agreed to, and the House forthwith adj
day.
CIVIL WAR IN THE MoREA.
telgence:
"The corvette La Diligonte Halle, commander, arrived
IN our roads yesterday evening" after voyage from
Navarno from which she sailed on the 10Th April In
consequence OF the pressing orders depart given by Adj
mai Hugon, who commands our naval force in the Le
vant this vessel not able to carry many PASSENGERS
Events OF the most important character are said to have
given rise to her precipitatc departure.
cit results from the reports made by Halle the COM
mander and The officers board, that the Greek Cons
tuonalists after several combas with the troops of Colo
In
themselves on board the Russian vessel AzoG
"In this state of three Admiras commanding in the sta
ton French, English, and Russian, not wishing to favor
openly either OF the two parties without Interior instruc
tons from their respective governments agreed with one
accord to take possession of the forresses as well as the
citadel oil Napo which had been rendered impregnable
Dy art and nature. The Iphigenie frigae accordingly
landed chosen portion of its for that purpose
Coocotron who had taken the field TO support the re
establishment OF Capo dIstrfas the throne of Greece
seized upon Argos, upon the plains before which he has
drawn up force of from 5000 1000 men, and thus cut
of all communication by land with Napoli
REFORM BILL-The announcement last evening of
the return oil Lord Grey and his colleagues TO Office was
received by the public with the lveliest demonstrations of
JOY. The little political coteres in the streets testified
their satisfaction in every possible way cheering singing
and dancing and in all parts of the metropolis the welkn
rang with John Bulls bosterous harity This was in
deed, reaction Almost all the banking houses that are
connected with country banks forwarded the to the
country by expresses. We have TO notice one pleasing
result oil this new and gratifying state of things Before
nine CLOCK IN the evening many of the offensive illusions
to the Royal Family which have been so conspicuous dur
ing the last three or four days, had disappeared
SIGNS OF THE T1NfEs.-At a dinner given by the |
Garrick Club, Saturday last to the Earl Of Mugrave
in consequence OF his appointment the Earl of Glen
gall who was the chair, gave he King and the of
the Queen, and the rest of the Royal Famy) when not
soul made the slightest demonstrations There
were between forty and fifty noblcmen and gentlemen
present.
CHOLERA
ED1NBURGH, May l2-New cases, 6; died 2; recover
May l8-New cases, 81 died 3; recovered 81 remain
ing, a. Total cases, 392 deaths, 227; recovencs 1H
The cases on Saturday in Baron Grants Close, |
Gallon Hill Stairs, Castle Bank, Gmores Close, Mid
deby st. and Bells Wynd.
The cases yesterday were in Canongate West Richmond
street, COull's Close and West Port
Board OF Health for the City of Dublin,
Lower Castle Yard, May 10, 1892. ( |
. GENERAL DAILY REPoRr or CHoLERA-The |
Board OF Health for tho City of Dublin congratulate their
fellow citizens great dimiuution Of cases of
Cholera IN Dublin this day, well the continued in
crease OF recoveries
View cases reported are 10
The deaths
RecOvcnes 81
Within the last days, PSI have been discharged
cured from the large hospitals alone, each patient pro-
yded with comfortable clothing and soup tickets for
fortnight And the Board anxously hope that the warn
ing they have frequently given, with respect to the ne
ccssiiy OF temperance may be attended to.