Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-14

deny That hints OF such provision being in
Were not thrown out by certain individuals connected with
the Government in ireland; believe they were--but
also believe, that those hints were received with so de-
cded and at the same time, quiet Of rejection
hm IL the measure itself had been resolved upon by the
Cabinet, ii would have been abandoned So lar iple,d
from there being amy Cabinet schcae Of that description
a' 90 nn Tor me present, the possibility of bring
ING forward WIN any chance of success, my fpvoe plan
plan never can lose sight of-ihal is to obtain the lie
gAl means OF secEmS, in perpetual for
Parish Priest IN Ireland anse or parochaI residence
KFNsu''o'e S'ebc. This plan OF mine does not in
voivc any public borden or any CONNIE xion vh,soev
between the Catholic CLERGY aud the State. The Sc
cond TOPIC upon which the public mind Of the pco.
pie oil Di"h requires 10 he ranquilzed, relates TO the
approaching measure OF Corporate Reform As I can.
,o' nave me pleasure of meeting my constituents until
me close OF The Session canno, explain the ~; in
person, The real state OF the question of form In The
corporations After abiding 10 the numerous abnsos n,
The Corporation SYSTEM AID detailing at some l.n,,h
number oi reforms much wanted in that department the
letter goes on can, Tor The present do no more ,ban 10
request mat gentlemen willing TO work with me for the
regeneration oil iraand will aid the following man.
ner:-lst-By sending TO Mr.. DIVER or publishing in
The Pilot, list of the barones in each County Second
III 'Ne manner, sending the aud address OF any
"uvuua likely To take upon himself the trouble of AZ.
tending TO the franchise in each baony We will no, in
terere with any procsimed County Let me thus have
In the first Instance, the baroncs OF the County of Dnb
""' ana an Individual named, who will attend 10 the
registry IN each barouy. Let me in like manner have
.he name OF each parish in the city of Dublin and
an individual named in each parish willing TO look after
the registry in that parish. must conclude for Tho nre
sent am only beginning TO break the ground for turo
cXcrons; Ireland shall never again siunher
III me obhvous grave OF unsvaiiing discomfort We arc
100 enlightened and too strong sleep in the silence of
de.pair we are IL is true, at present. piul proyince
it Is bat for passing moment We viii he are,, mo-
"oh' pound 10 England only by the golden link of the
cro"n-hut hatonazed, and protected by the ponuIar mn,
JeS'y oil our own Legislature. cannot conclude how
ever wihont once again pouring the vial of my deem
Is. eNeSra,ion OF the crimes Of the whelee,. How ar.
IDENTIFY do hope that they will meet due and thercfrc
mos. severe punishment The Whi,eicct, alone, stand
between Ireland and Constitutional freedom Let every
man aid TO bring them to condgn punishment Let there
DC no ro'-no ourage-no violation OF the law-and
above all, no despair We are eight millions I have
,it 10 oe' fellow coun'rymen, your ever faithful
"'e"u ana servant DANIEL 0CONNELL
In the absence of Mails we'll that we have at hand
elng from abroad, OF an interesting character in the
following selection from London papers:E
HE JEws.-The London Courier of April ,7,h -.
MARKS that the m2serly speech of Mr. Macouev Las,
mlsn on the subject OF the Emancipation of the Jews,
produced powerful effect upon the House The Hon
"eh"ehah hus summed up their case:"You FIRST gene.
ae vices, aud then put them forward as plea for perse
cuon-you make England but half country TO the Jews
and Then you wonder that they have ONLY half paio,;s,n
you treat them foreigners and then wonder that The
nave not all The feelings of nativesyou draw line 81
separation, and then express establishment that be, 10
W'S'e WIN youyou VIII not allow them TO possess an
acre OF lana, ana yet complain that they devote
exclusively 'oiade-you dollar them from all exerton Of
honorable ambition aud then reproach them for taxing
ego IN me arts oil avaricen fine, you have for ages
subjected them 90 every species Of injusce ami then You
coIena ten or resoting To what tho natural
oi me weak against overwhelming power, ariEcc aud
cunning" O ~
repairs are ahont 10 he made to Blackar's Bridge
which according 10 the accepted estimate will cos, 90 0oo
SoNsIsroRY CoURT-LoNpoN.-B ogster fnLseh,
GaHed NtDton, dy her Committee, VS.. .Ne,cfon-The
Nihg Advocate stated that ibis proceeding insti.
"cd ny direction oil the High Court of Chancery on be-
nan n rosa Maja Bagser, (by her committee no ainst
Mr. Raymond Darcy Newton, for the nullitv OF mar.
rage celebrated between the parties The ground of the
INSANITY OF Tue young lady The libel in support of the
hmity OF marriage contained 4S articles He detailed The
principal circumstances of the case
Dr' Adams Oh the same side, declacdthe whole trans
action TO be base conspiracy
Dr. Lushington.-Does any counsel appear for Mr.
Newton? ~ "
ne Kings Advocate replied in the ne gative
Dr. Washington condemned with much severity the con-
duet OF Mr. Newton. He knew her to be imbece but
had nevertheless carried the young lady off, HELPLESS
Ncn TO Gretna, topolute the marriage cerem ony The
conIennlng him III costs followed matter OF course:
anu he could only regret that conduct of this kind should
he allowed TO pass so lightly