The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-01-18
FOREIGN NEW S.
London papers 10 Nor, "a, haze been re-
ceivcI at Boston and .Ne,c York.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
The Sun SAYS, That in case of the Lords
again rejecting the Reform Bill, the follow
ing resolutions will be moved in the Com
muns -" Resolved, That with every. re-
cpect which the House are ever DESTROYS to
pay to the rights and privileges OF the
House of Lords, this House is convinced
that it is directly contrary, both TO the Prin-
ciples as well as practice of the Constitution
of the country, that they should interfere in
any way in the choice of persons TO repre-
sent the people in this House. That such
interference can be no more claimed rs
right, than that this House can direct the
orders and proceedings of their Lordships
That all the regulations respecting the rep
resentat:on of the people, ought to Test with
their constituents duly and fairly chosen,
and no power in the realm, save and except
the Royal APPRECIATION, ought to have any
right TO interfere Herewith. That such of
the members of this House as have the
honor to be Of His Majesty's Council, be de-
sired TO wait on His Majesty with the most
humble request that His Majesty would be
graciously pleased to give his Royal appro-
baton of these resolutions, under the Royal
Sign Manual, in order that the same may
be enrolled amongst the records of Parlia-
ment in both Houses. That it is the opin-
ion of this House, that these resolutions may
not be used or taken Hs precedent in any
other case than those which Immediately
concern the representation of the people Of
Great Britain and Ireland"
The London Herald discusses with eara-
estness the probability that the powers of
Europe will disarm, and arrives at the con-
clusion that, Notwithstanding the reduction
OF Poland and the settlement of disputes be-
tween Holland and Belgium, such desira-
BILE end will not be attained. Austria vet
holds Italy. Prussia has not given the prom
ised constitution. Russia is DESTROYS of fur
Their conqnests in European Turkey and
ASA; and France has Just reasons to ap-
prehend the movements of the Carlsts.
On the 2lst of Nov, the King of Eng land
further prorogued Parliament until the 9th
of December.
London, .Nou. 10. We are happy to
state that there is not the slightest founda-
ton for the reports that have been current
of new difficulties having occurred to Min
listers, relative to the Reform Bill The
success of that measure is quite certain,
whatever course the Government may think
proper to adopt, for the purpose of CARRYING
it. The new Bill will not vary in the
slightest degree from that of Lord John
Russell. In the popular sense, it will, if
possible, be even more strong. The same
number of 5oroughs will be disfranchsed,
although there may be some change as to
particular places, and the members taken
from them will be distributed among the
counties and large towns. In the minor de-
tails OF the Bill, and more especially in the
machinery of polling and registration, some
improvement will hsintroduced calculated
to give more extensive development and
additional efficiency to the principle of this
great measure.
THE CHOLERA IN ENGLAND. The ac-
counts from Sunderland are to the 18th
November. The following is the official re-
port for the 18th: