Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-30

the ne gro population to be enancipated.,,
The speech Of the King Of the Begians looks though
the definite aud peaceful settlement OF tho dispute with
I Holland was looked upon certain.
The flight of Don Carlos from Lisbon does not strike us
as politically important lie has heretofore evnced
any such traits OF courage or ehaccer would render
him dangerous rebel.
The Duchess of Berri had been sen, in French Iii
gate To- sicily. In the Chamber ot Deputies on the ith
the Minister Of Finance introduced LM for paying me
american Indemnity.
! Portuguese affairs remain much as heretofore though
Pedos cause would seem enjoy most favor at present
ENGLAND.
The London sun says--Wc learn from a respectable
source, that very satisfactory understanding exists be.
tween the King and Earl Grey tho subject OF Portugal
and that in the OF the Constitutional forces
on Lisbon they will meet with degree OF support from
tbs country which was hardly 10 have been expected
considering the difficulties with which the agents OF Don
Pedro had TO contend here owing conviction on the
minds OF Minister Of the hostility OF the naortv of ,be
House oil Peers TO The constitutional cause OF Portugal
Arrangements have, informed been already made
TO secure the pacicaiion of Portugal They are depen
uen', is rue on certain contingencies but little doubt
cntertaned on the subject.
| LONDON, June lIth.--In the House Of Commons last
night Mr. C. Grant. in speech Of great length laid be-
oro The House the propositions OF Government for rcgat
ing the affairs of the East India Company to the effect
lhat the trade to China should be thrown open; and that it
IS expedient the government of India should remain in
the hands Of the Company subject regulations to be
prescribed by Parliament
The propositions are,
lt 10 separate the union which al present exists he
tween the trading character and the sovereign character Of
the East India Company.
10 aOOIIsh altogether The COMPANY
pany and TO throw the trade entirely open TO general
competitors but,
B. To allow the Company exercise its present au,ho
| riiy In India for twenty years
l. To legaze the holding Of lands by Europeans in the
West Indies " '''
8. TO allow the natives Of India Notwithstanding their
as Europeans.
Cry, IL o'cIock-Lcters have been received again
this morning from Opor,o 10 the Sih bv the Conisnce
steamer and from Lisbon the 9th With the exception
OF an account OF Don Carlos having Lisbon to meet
Don Miguel they do not contain any of the slightest
interest. The Cholera continued its ravages in the CITY
ana vicinity OF Lisbon. The Duke de Cadaval who by
the last letters reported to be dead was recovering
LONDON June l2.-The House last night resolved
i'se!t into Committee Colonial Slavery, when the re
solution empowering Ministers grant $40 900 900 az
compensation TO the West India Planters came under con.
SHERATON ms resolution supported by Lord Alhorp
Lord Sandon, Mr. Stanley Mr.. Clay, Mr. Godson Sir r
nslis, and Mr.. Whimore the ground that the sum
now proposed as compensation 10 the Coloniss would Sc
cure the cooperation in carrying the plan for the abc-
lion oil slavery into effect which they considered to be of so
much importance that the addition to the sum originally
proposed was trng in comparison to the object il would
attain Mr. Robinson, Mr.. C. Butler, Mr. Pryme Major
Beauclerk, Mr. Jervs, Mr. h. Potter Colonel Evans Mir
Pease, and Mr., A. Barring opposed the resolution prnc
pay on the ground that the of compensation was
greater than the West India planters had right to reouire
ana mat 10 the present condition of the country it was in
to add to the burhens OF the people, which
be the result OF this measure
Inc resolution was adopted ESQ TO II. $500
FRANCE
/ . Cboa'5eF Of Deputies Sitting of June H.
inn
! depuues'were present
! The Minister of Finance brought in the bill for au
ao Goo 6o ana GeSTang the Of Of The
! The bill was ordered 10 be printed
Liberation Of The Duchess Of Berri.
fARis, June 9.-Ihe Monteur Of to-day announces
the liberation of the Duchess of Berr The France
NouYee has the most detailed of this tardy mea
sure OF law and of Justice and which is follows
"ihe embakauon of the Duchess of Berri took place
to-day Saturday. at ten O'Clock in the morning She
LETT the narrow channel of Blaye board small boat of
the Capncedse, and which steered by Commandant
Mollier She was accompanied by General Bugcaud the
nurse, and her child, Madame the Duchess nosted in the
boat at slow rate down the channel of Baye and
me banks were covered by population Of from 1900
oUOV persons The most profound silence reigned The
government has given orders transport the Duchess on
board the Agatha 10 Palermo. The General Bugeaud and
Doctor Deneus accompany her The minister permitted
the Prince and Princess de Beauhrement and NJ de Me
mars TO accompany her into Siciy''
Thus has terminated the mostilegal violent, exiraord
nary and unustllahe act OF the revolution of 1880 If
the Duchess OF Berri guilty, there were laws and
tribunals TO judge and condemn her; il she were innocent
nonstrous
Her captivity may have led TO the exposure of secret
marriage, which has nothing dishonorabIe or immoral
guardianship OF her children. But more than this has not
been effected, and the charter has violated and the
laws niiinged without any other result being obtained
SPAIN.
Clandesne flight of Don Carlos (ihe eriled brother
OF The King Of SpGin) from Portugal, Nth the in
tenton, IL IS supposed, Of making descent upon
Ii is scarcely necessary TO invite attention 10 the follow
ing letters from our correspondents at Lisbon speaking
the occurrence mentioned above-most extraordinary as
II in all its circumstances, and omnous the future
peace OF Spain. The Cories, ii will be remembered,
meet on the 2Oh, but in the meantime, this head of the
Aposoicas may have thrown the rebrand Of rebellion
into some OF the provinces OF that country.
! LISBON, June IL hasten inform you of events
here, which will no doubt surprise YOU You are aware
that Don Carlos, the King OF SPANS brother, who as
banhed from that Kingdom, has boon here some time
in state OF Hncerany TO what he ought do or What
those more powerful OF his friends going TO do with
him.
For tho last Ten days Spanish gale has been waiting
TO convey him and his family 10 Italy, and gish brig
called the Monkey had been hired TO take part of his
suite luggage &C., which had been removed from Cinra
TO Ajuda for the purpose of embarkaton This was TO
take place in eight days from the arrival OF The gae
Don Carlos is understood TO have requested permission TO
pass through Spain his way Rome but this for DO.
ca reasons refused. II was not concealed by his
people, that he entertained fear of going on board the
rgaie for what particular is not stated Passports
were taken out for certain number of servants TO go on
board the English brig, and amongst them il is said bis
Royal Hghness passed in Disguise and is supposed he
is to be landed ON some part OF the Spanish coast
All the authorities here in iermen and il is said
confidently that the Spanish Minister in strong protest 10
the Portuguese Government i6sinuates collision in
the escape of Don Carlos The Princess and her children
are still remaining at Cintra; several have
despatched to Madrid in great haste. The gatc is still
in the Tagus.
DOMESTIC