Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-04
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These papers add little int icenee respee
ing the affairs OF the East although the contain
ed in them from Constanunopo down TO the coil
ult; from Vienna TO the lit and from Augsburg TO the
l6h inst Reisched Bey, who arrived on the 23i uh il
the Turkish capital from Alexandria, had set out Tor IN,
head quarters OF lbrahn, accompanied by NJ dc warren
Principal Secretary of the French Embassy ant
would il hoped he able 10 patch no peace lo,ndst
ON the terms proposed NY Nehemet Ali Porte ,hroug
Haul Pscha On the other hand il reported In Viea.
M. on the authority OF letters from Trieste that M,hene
Ali had himself sailed from Alexandria with his fleet, in
order To cooperate with lbrahm attack ON Constan
hnop'e The Russians are represented dvancng in
various directions to the relief oil the Porte. These are
the principal facts conveyed to us 10y the journals
now received.
Iswoud appear tia, the Polish who lately
suddenly Quilted France, had halted in with an
intention 10 Tx their residence in that country. Disgust
at the manner in which they have been treated by IN,
French government, the assigned for what
appeared their extraordinary cment Order had he
pretty generally restored throughout Germany. The late
disturbances at Frankfort have, nd been followed nv
an event which 10 deemed corsoboaive of the suspicion
entertained that those disorders had been Produced by
Austrian and Prssan agency i'm order TO furnish
Tor intervention. On the 18Th inst. body OF troops
amounting to 1000 men, OF whom one-ha Austrian
aud the other prussan soldiers, entered Frankfort some OF
whom, remained in that city. The were canoned in
the adjoining territory of Hesse Darnstadt
Private letters from Madrid that corps of obscr.
vaton, to consist OF $4,000 men, TO be formed i'm
mediatey on the Portuguese frontiers Some regiments
IN the neighbohood of Madd had received 10
coed on that service. There existed hope that alho. IN
convened for the special purpose OF swearing TO
tile Princess Elizabeth, the Cortes would not separate
without transacing other business aud thus promote
the views OF the Constut.onalsts.
The Cortes Bonds Paris owing this impression
lhe internal affairs OF France wear appearance OF
tranquility almost incredible at tile close OF week in
which The Government believed fully that an attempt
at revolution would be made, REQUIRE that the gar
son OF the metropolis should be increased to 80 900
The republicans appear TO have adopted the principle
negative resistance, aud said to have resolved
move Tor some years, and 10 wait patiently the OF
events" The intention of giving the long expected re-
publican ball is abandoned aud il reported that
similar entertainment in aid OF the subscription set on
loot Tor M Lahe, would equally be postponed sine die
some oil The regiments assembled in The capital have
reviewed by the King, and have already taken their de.
parture for their environments in the neghborrg depart
ments rumor prevailed that OF amnesty for po-
ca offences OF all classes would be promu gated on the
FIRST OF next month (tho Kings Birthday The Session
OF the Chambers WILL it is expected, be prorogued on
thursday next, and Session (or 1884 be convened
for the 9th May, which, is said the business poposed
to be transacted will consist only of the voting OF the sup.
Pies for another year S3i and the passing law for
dispensing with jurles in trying for libel.
The Duchess OF Berri is stated in the Journals and
IN our private correspondence 10 he seriously ndspossd
Four physicians NJ Nj. Oriila Annit Farriqui, and Az
drd lett Paris, by order of Government Thursday last
Tor Daye with instructions TO proceed hither with ali
possible speed. One OF our private letters states that
on wednesday last, Nj. de Chateaubrand received from
the anhappy Princess letter. informing him of her being
very m and entire ating him TO hasten her prison. Sin or
der 10 receive from her own lips Information
Tor her uscation in the eyes OF her children OF the
world" NJ. de Chateaubrand immediately applied by
letter to the Minister OF the Interior Tor permission to see
M
l9th)
Parliament Weekly Messenger contains the
following arIicles
There is great deal OF Parliamentary matter this week
TO which earnestly call the attention OF our reaters
bill has been brought in by Mr.. r. Grant TO remove
The disabilities OF the Jews; in Other words place the
upon the same footing Roman Catholic subjects
with respect TO this measure, likely occasion con-
siderable opposition in the House OF Lords but whatr-
yer objections may exist to the BILL cannot look at in
mo light in which some people regard itas endangcrng
our common Christianity.
Lord Althorp moved for leave to bring in a bill for the
commutaon OF uhes. IN detailing his plan he commence
ell with stating that the income OF the Church gross
~ exaggerated Ii had been asserted that il amounted
10 5000 OOO Now the incomes OF the Bishops (ncludng
the Bshoprc Of Solder aud Man 1853 OO0I; that OF
the Deans, &c 236 O0O and that of the parochal clergy
he estimated under 5000 ooOt that, instead 9,OO0
0O0l, the amount was not three and half millions
Lord Alhorp introduced his financial statement on Fri
day night, aud free confess that he has made
considerable reduction Of though those reductions do
not appear be exactly right kind He states that
there viii be surplus of revenue expenditure this
year, amounting TO liS7, i iSl. Founding hmSef upon
amount OF 3l9 000-but no calculates that the loss TO
the revenue will not much exceed million.
Baron Stockmar, the confidential friend and agent of the
nS oil the Begian', has Departed for Germany charged,
1t is said, with secret mission Of Importance by King Lc
opohi Baron Stockmar had scarcely arrived at Brussels
when he was sent into Germany.
Admiral Sir William Hargood will proceed TO Plymouth
on Monday next to assume the command that port in
the room OF Vice Admiral Sir Manley Dixon.
NJ ferfler, son oil The late prime minister OF France,
who was Tor short time attached 10 the embassy from
that country 10 the Court OF ST. James has obtained step
IN advance IN the distinguished profession which he be-
longs He will be accredited in the of the pre-
sent week, Premier Secrearie de Legation at the Court
oil King Leopold.
BRUssELs April I9.-Our government has become Sc.
riously alarmed at the menacing attitude OF the Dutch
and is generally believed that NJ Lebeau will proceed
10 Paris, for the purpose OF mpressng
Duke de Boge the critical position of Leopold and the
necessity Tor putting into execution the treaty OF the 22d
Ocober This Is the first step towards third Intervention
o the French army and may lead to the disastrous re-
pabIe England consent loit The patience Of Europe
suits, srfale may have cause 10 com~i OF w.,
has been sullcentiJ n"9oad no monarch would be jus:
tilted in rskng the general peace, by supporting Leopold
on the throne of Belgium at the point of the bayonet
Among the deaths in England, notice that Of Adj
miral Lord Gambler, by whose demise the title becomes
extinct
More snow fell during the first part of the month OF
pri in England, than ia the whole of the last winter
FRANCE.
The Chamber Of Deputies have for soma time boen
ed in the trial of the responsible editor of the Tribune
which resulted his conviction, by of 25S against
ed imprisonment OF three years. and to the payment
OF 6ue OF I00 900 francs $500 sterng) which is the
maximum OF punishment that the Chamber is empower
ell by the law OF 1882 to apply 1t reported in Paris,
the responsible editor Of the offending paper he lost
tiue in taking his departure for England. subscription
was opened Wednesday al the office Of the National,
enable the propetos oil the Tribune to pay the fine OF
10000 francs.
Extract Of a letter from Seville, March 20:
$50 bent is the Kings Ministry thorough eradication
the Csrst party, that the most epuidtiOn has
been carried into effect among all the regiments in this
part OF Spain during the last fortnight, and suppose
throughout the army generally. Several officers here
have received their dismissal and secret has been made
OF the motives that have influenced this measure At Ma