Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-03
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SIX DAYS LATER F Mnw f SMSi MSreh 80
BY the packet ship York, Capt rursley, from liver
pool on the 2ih February arrived last night We
22d, and Liverpool to the day OF sailing.
The mos, important news is that the existence Of -qsa-
tie Cholera in London doubtful Most persons did
not believe the disease question to be the Cholera and
it fact that during the ortngh after IFS
out of population OF nearly two millions only forfv,co
cases had occurred. Business much interrupted.
Seven eases ofthe Cholera had occurred in Edinburgh
The fate OF the Reform Bill becoming less doubt
fui-A the papers continue urge the creation of peers
as Indispensable, but the ministry have created none
Lord Grey AT city dinner expressed firm hopes Of the
success oil The bib but gave no niimaton Of any
/, is believed that Russia viii raiiy the Protocols
new one had been Issued dcfeng the final ratification
unit! the 18Th March
The French and English governments had formally sig
nicd TO tho court of spain their determination per-
init Ferdinand send troops the assistance Of MigeI
treaty for mutual assistance known TO exist
The wolacr and though troops had been openly
into Portugal vet large bodies OF Sponiors were aryin
privately on difieren; points of the frontiers.
The Hberna had arrived at Liverpool and carried the
news OF the dissent of the Senate 10 Mr.. Van Burcns
Nomination.
There had been disturbances Of partial nature in ,e
yeral paris OF France Paris was quiet; much alarm bad
been excited about Cholera in Paris and papers and let
tiers from England Were fumigated.
The Five Powers have determined TO settle The affairs
Of Greece; to appoint King and support him. Ohio,
the throne He is but II years of age.
REFORM
Times Of z2d-In The debate last night Sir. r. Peel,
with cat adotness threw ont hint respecting the crea
lion OF Peers, which adroity AIDED by Mr. STAN
cy butwe confess that should better pleas
ed had the Ministers, instead of displaying their skill met
the question boldly and decidedly. Having carte blanche
from the King 10 create many Peers are necessary TO
secure the success of the b why do they avow their
Intentions in such emphatic manner cut of the
hopes and parayze the exerons Of their confident
and active opponents!
That is anxious question, but the Times reports Sir
X. Peel unfairly He threw hint, but boldly as
sumcd from declarations by Lord Ahorp that minister's
did not intend to create peers and it this point Mr.
Stanley eyaded We will copy their speeches
SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
London Courier, FEB. 22.-Wc were able 10 state ex-
clusvey on Saturday. upon the authority of our Paris
Correspondent, that the French Minister of Foreign AZ
flares had sgnihed to the Spanish Ambassador in Paris
the determination of the French not to pc it
The King OF Spain TO send troops the assistance OF Don
Miguel.
We are now informed from source entitled TO Tie
highest credit, that note to similar effect, almost
IN rs strong TERMS has been by Lord Pamersion
to M Zea Bcrmudez the Spanish Minister this Court
The last dispatches from Madrid left doubt of the ex
lstence OF treaty between Ferdinand and Don Miguel
by which they bound themselves mutually assist each
oer Up TO that time however, Ferdinand had not open-
sent any troops into Portugal but large bodies Spani
ards were arriving privately different points OF tho
frontiers This important fact has been formally comnu--
nicaled TO Lord Palmcrs,on and Gen. Sebastian.
DON PEDRo.--During the stay of Don Pedro i'm Paris
he received the offer oa Polish Legion for his expedition
against the Usurper Ii has been accepted and
nchts arc making for the conveyance Of about thirty Po-
iSh officers and several hundred prvates Tcrccra.