Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-07
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New YORK, January 3.-Tho Hiberpia packet ship
6rngsus London papers to The 10Th and Liverpool 10 Tho
18th November-both inclusive. ;hc Paris dates are of
the 18th.
In respcc; Continental qGai,s, il seems i,a Lee.
poid has acceded formally the g. articles laid down by
the Conference and that in consequence, he will be at
once recognized by the Five Powers King of Belgium
wthont waiting Tor the articles OF tho King
OF Holland. This monarch still holds out We give FROM
the Journal deS Debots his reputed answer TO the Confer
ehce winch authentic, indicates disposition to Weld
G wociu lead TO The Impression that Inc must be susisn
cd va his opposition by Russia, peraps Prussia rhs
esS"gei aes C"anofes however, sort of semi official
paper oil the French Ministry treats this ans,ycr as apocry
pha end states positively that no sch document had
been communicated 10 the French Ministry II adds
owe know for certainty that since the presentation s
the twentytour articles 10 the King Holland the Pra,
sian Minister at the Hague has received from his Govern
ment orders to insist in the strongest and pressing
terms upon the prompt ratification o the Treaty This step
mas taken place, and we ccrit the formal contra
dcon TO the pretended sanction OF Powers the North Il,
the refusal of King William. The Prusan Government
has not only honoaby ratified the engagements made iu
thcr by direct ond separate communication, expressed
its appreciation OF all the decon taken by the Powers for
The maintenance OF peace. Acr th conduc, of The Prus
sian Government and the presence of am English feet at
the mouth of the Schcl there is reason to believe that
we shall not have wait long for true ans er of te
King of Holland viz: his acceptance OF The tvca,y four
articles"
In France the peerase bill still fingered 1t had not
al the latest date, been presented 10 the House of Peers
no nope seems to be entertained however; that
passed IN That body, except BY the election of Peers for
Inal purpose, ana great difficulty exits such ascp
indeed many 10 whom the pecrage condition had been
offered said TO have refused owing TO the cnbarrass
ing uienina In which they would be placed. The per-
son mus situated IL he keeps his promise supporting tho
bill (and will be created who will no, give dat
Promi'e accepts an hereditary pccage with the suicidal
determination OF voting the destruction of his own riphs
II he votes against tic bill lie oeits all claim to the tile OF
aman of honor. 49, -
Its limited, possible alternative 10 which the Ifini,
try may be driven this question: that they viii for the
purpose of destroying the hereditary peerge consider
tho Chamber of Deputies as Constituent gssenb,, az
thonzed OF iiseltto make alter the organic law Th.
would be coup d'efot ia sense. bill is before
the Chamber TO mobilize part Of the National Guard the
/ IL IN af-n ,4A
nently three hundred thousand of this wecquinpcs and
disciplined militia and thus enlarge 10 that extent the dis
by all parties but which does look much like the go
neral dsarming OF which heard something by pre-
vious packetsA curious debate occurred in the Chamber
On me iV'h November OF which we give report, re-
spectng the taking of the of NV into the French
army IRON foreign service II is chiefly remarkable as
one among many indications OF great and, we think
growing disposition 10 all that savors of Napoeonism
IN ENGLAND rumos Of an intended change ia tho
MINISTRY were prevalent They conadicted By the
Courier; but il is certain that there is degree of indecon
in the policy of the Cabinet which materially strengthens
conversions among the Lords is admitted by tho Courier
to be allacous,-t7cere being The largest number of
changes in favor ofthe Bill as vet counted on: and agp
that, three or four who from eupportinG viii
now 1t is said oppose it, Nothing but creation of Peers
for that special purpose can it is said carry tic am
IDENTIFY spoken Of
The alarm about the Cholera. st,,4i,,,
crease at Sunderland, decreasing Franco has aken
the alarm, and imposes quarantine on all vessels from
England, not having clear bill OF health Fl, London.
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enforced while stage coaches travelling
~ 10 G"dfr9 between Sunderland every part of the
hinSfon ms IS OF piece with the wisdom of quar-
antne laws generally. The progress of the disorder M
to the 18th November, seems 10 be this.
1t appeared in Sunderland about tho LIST Tovcrnbor
F cases occurred i've of which proved fatal in less
than 20 hours. On the 9th S:r now eases ,ve,, rc,,oJ
o. w.ich' TWO were fatal Cpio The evening of the sth
"cey cases had occurred mall Ofthesc fifteen had ter
minated fatally and to considered had cnses On
The screen new cases declared and fur deaths
On the 18th new cases. besides IL Of diarrhog5 and
deaths On the l2h, cases. sides IL darriya no
deaths; 18Th, new case besides 3 of daFrhoea
The opinions OF the medical most contradictory
a7to the nature OF the maay and all alike positive Il
Is well said by the London Courier that a reliance upo,
symptoms and appearances after death Innst he t an nd
if those which have taken place al SmnderanJ ~, n
THY conclusion as 10 tie of The compain" rho
Coulter mas no hesiaonn proDouncine tbai IL s DO A.
aic Cholera, modified and clauged' by the climate Of
England, which it adds Chad as il Is will kill am
The following letter from the Marques of Londonderry
! "Noy. II, s$1.Afy Lord,-The reasons WHY have
| 50 long delayed any communication the subject OF
cholera the perpexy that been connected with
the whole affair, and the quantity of time have been
compelled TO upon il, which kept me lin con-
junction WIN mat requisite Tor other avocaons in such
onstie as preciuded writing.
"The conclusions to which have attained from all L
have witnessed arc
That the disease has certainly NOT bee ooro.,o,
"2d That il is not contagious.
"3d That it has attacked almost exclusively persons Of
the lowest ORDER living III the worst situations and whose
constitutions broken down by previous disease OH
age, or intemperance.
9Th That tits very much subsdinc so much so tb,,
there is ONLY one case discoverable to-day
9th That the com mcrcia restrictions are totally sr
periuousy as the disease not communicates and that
by throwing the working classes of employment and
consequently OF bread they will fcauly ag9rayate tho
evil ~
"This is my Lord think, the substance Of what baVo
TO say at present As the agitation is rather subsidinp I
shall probably have more breathing time, and will be able
to communicate more regularly what occurs
"Ihc shIPowncrS and Merchants in sad uproar and
are about applying 20 Government lave the restrictions
removed There Is ship Of in the TO prevent
The craft from communicating with the adjacent coast
Vessels from here subject to 10 days quarantine
our LoidsIhP 5 oDcdienI servant. d. Brown"
"SEAHAM HALL, Nov. 10.
"Sir-fhe enclosed letter, if published in your widely
circulated paper, will tend much q think ranquilizs
CAS- reside within FIVE miles, I have taken every
means TO be informed the subject and feel quite so-
Jhed the reports and statement Of this fatal maady have
been grossly exaggerated. Individual opinions may be
lightly treated; but convinced am ofhe allaey of ma
ny OF the accounts that have been printed that shall nei-
Tier rcn9vc my family mysol from the noghborhood;
and from the constant intercourse OF all my people viii,
the town, feel satisfied my Of information are as
good as any that can be obtained this head have not
the least objection therefore 70 their being commit icated
10 the public, and have only add The letter send Is
from Dr Brown, very old army medical Officer. who
served in the Peninsula with me- who is nlsy ir con
Sian attendance my family, and most a6e and expo
rcnccd physician remain, Sir your very obt sery't,
"FANE LoNDoNoERHY."
TUE RI AssEsfpLfuo Of PARLIAafrHr.--It 10 novg
n1crSooI mat II q not The intention Of MS Maesy's Min
'stcrs toassembe Parliament the ed Of November as
was at hr proposcd " Is ad ht Lord Grey finds great
difficulty in getting his friends Of either House together
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