Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-10
FOREIGN.
LATER FRON EIIROpE

London They furnish little of positive interest," In Lon
ough inc choierd had jumped from the east end OF
the town TO Its centre, at ST. Gess-the Fire Points OF
esminster to be Justly looked upon co,pa-
raivey harmless and the wise resolution was taken
TO render really desolan aud fatal by useless and in
furious quarantine restrictions
The transatons from the late Paris papers indicate
paciic disposition in the North but if there be any thing
IN inc specuatons referred 10 by Havre corespon-
dent and in the extract in the Gazette France the
Madrid letter, the feelings aud purposes OF SPAIN
new source of general dcor may soon he opened there
unless inc feeble force which Don Pedro has yet
ceeded in musering should deter him from any attempt
upon Portugal
Concerning the probable fate of the Reorm ;ll we rc
fer 10 extracts.
The citizen King of the French, while walking in the
streets oil Paris, was nearly by cabriole driven
az rapid pace From the following would
H. NJ had made the mistake OF causing the individual
driving the cabroet be arrested for an ATTEMPT uon the
sacred Perso" u The Monarch The Gazette de France
have announced that the viscount Albert Berthcr
dc sauvigny had been sent to Sanc Peage,
accusing him ola personal King appears
however, TO be clear that the Vscount twice called out
and at length pulled bis horse with much force that
he threw him upon his launches and thus prevented the
horse or cabrioct from touching the King To-day
Saturday he conducted from the prison. first TO his
private dwelling in the Rue dc Oatore and afterwards to
his Office in the Place dc Ia Bourse where nothing TO in
culpatc him was found.
In subsequent number of the same paper ION 10Th
rep we hnu these comments upon this subject.
Inc arrest oil the person driving the cabolet which
was so near Louis Philip, has given rise relec-
uons which are not without importance 1t is suggested
whether IL would not be better the head
meh wheh he goes out, TO go in carriage, rather than
expose every 10 the charge of having made san at
tempt upon The person and life ofMe Kmg,"-a capital
crime The Duke IF Beyr returning home on foot one
day, grazcd by a carriage. NJ de Nanto,iYet who
with him, said ''ths will prove TO YOU Monscpneur
that you ought not TO out on foot "No replied the
Prince sit viii only teach when carriage TO
think OF those on foot and when foot to look out
for carriages"
The Chamber of Peers, in adopting the resolution from
the Chamber OF Deputies for abrogatng the law of 10Th
January 1915, which required that the 2Is January 1.-THE
anniversary OF Louis NVs execuon should be observ-
cd with religious solemnes, close holiday-adled an
amendment, that nevertheless the 2lst January of
every year. the public Offices the courts and tribunals
should be closed in token of grief When the resolution
thus amended was returned TO the Chamber reject
ed, without debate, with disscn,icnt voice only and
the original restitution, in the following laconc terms 'thc
law OF the 10Th January is abogated was Transmitted
again, on the 18th February, to the Peers
GA curious discussion says the Gazette de France
sis going on between the English and American schools
on the subject OF the budget of the United States NJ
Cooper and Gen Bernard at the request of M de La
fdyette write in the Courier Francois and the National
while the Journal dc Paris and the Journal des Debats
open their columns to the remarks of NJ. Sauner editor
OF the Rerue Bridnnique. The question is which is the
chedesi govenment-tha of England with three indie
pendent powers, that OF democracy The true ques.
ton for would to be- whether the French school,
applied this country, would be dear the English
the American
LONDON, Feb. 23.-The Senate of the u States after
long debate with closed DOORS has refused to afv the
Presidents nomination of Mr. Van Buren, TO the Court of
ST. Jamess MIR. Van Buren, has it will be recollected
been some time in this country lie WILL of course be
Immediately recalled We understand that according 10
the Constitution of the United States all acts since he
has been Minister TO England, will be null and void un
less they shall hereafter be sanctioned by Senate He
cannot even recover his salary without the sanction of the
Legislature Times.
The remarks of the Times as to the nutv of Mr. Van
Burens official acts, &c, shew how little accuracy of
knowledge there is in England respecting our laws and
constitutions Mr.. Van Burens acts, up to the date of
his recall valid though his nomination had baen
contirmed-.N. Y. american.
Mr. PRICE AND HIS CREDIToRs.-The bankruptcy
nied by certain OF his creditors into crime and they
were not unspang in THAR nvectives AGAINST him as
man destitute OF honest principles but Mr. Price though
armed with the Lord Chanceor's Certificate Immediate
ly on his arrival last week from New York lin % days0
discharged every debt, amounting TO several thousand
pounds. Observer.
LONDON, Feb 2i.-The sentence of the Court Mar
ua on Captain Warrington, IAN officer second i'm command
oil the Military, during the riots BrisOl) is, that he be
cashiercd, but recommended mercy; the King has
confirmed the sentences but listened TO the recommended
ton by allowing him 10 sell We avoid observation
unu the decision OF his Majesty has been officially pro-
mugacd.-GLOJe.
(Front the London Courier of Tie 27M)
ne appearance oi the Cholera in ST. Pancras and st.
Giless-so great distance from the spot where il was
SAID TO have been imported from SundcrandgOes far 10
support the assertion OF Dr. James johnson and other Phy
sicians who declare that the disease raging
imported but that it hadits origin of atmosphere
similar to that which caused the disease in India Unless
can be shewn in the most positive manner that the pa
tents IN St Pdncras and st. Ges's had communication
with Cholera patients in the other parts of the METROPOLIS
IT Will be apparent TO every mans understanding that the
disease exists independently of conagon wherever there
NTH and poverty TO predspose the body the effects OF
deteroaed atmosphere and therefore that the restrictive
measures OF the Central Board of Health cannot prevent
the spreading OF the malady, whilst they tend ncreas
the commercial embarrassment OF the country.
Its now established beyond doubt that where the choe-
IA masina exists those who most subject the
poor and the desitutehose who are in state of sarya
ton or who, from indulgence in the cheap poisons with
which the metropolis abounds in OF predisposi-
ton to imbibe the maIady.-Whilst the industrious and
moral poor unable to obtain subsistence and the dis
soute have the facility of wasting their strength in those
painted and gaudy recepacs OF vice and proeacy called
gin-shops, cholera and typhus will rage wherever there
NTH and bad air TO create or propagate the masma.
Qudrdntine.-lt will be from the following Order
in Council that the internal quarantine is TO be abolished
in the country, with exception:
"C0unciL Office, JPhifehaH, Feb. Is.
"Sir-The Lords OF his Majestys Council having had
under Their consideration numerous applications from
chants and Others relative TO the great Inconvenience and
distress occasoned by the quarantine regulations establish
ed IN consequence OF the appearance OF cholera in the port
oil London, and in different ports in the north OF England
and Scotland their Lordps being most xious of afford
ing every security TO the public health and, the same
me OF protecting the interests of trade and commerce.
caller attentive examination of the question
anne applicable to the inland communications by
uas and the coasng trade by their ordsps are of
opinion that the interruption TO trade would produce great
evils than the precautionary measures are likely TO
avert; they pleased to direct the removal i'm future
oil all restrictions Il quarantine between the different
ports and places in Great Britain, either by canal commu-
nicaton by vessels sailing from port place on the
coast to another, with the exception of Lverpoo-i being
the desire OF the Lords of the Council that the regulations
relative TO this last port stated nhc last part Of nv let
ter the 18th inst be for the present continued in force
am, Sir, your obedt scrv't. c. &. GREVILLE"
Outrage in .Mdnchestef-On Monday week \ large
body OF the handoom assembled in Manchester