Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-15

secured TO the Church by the Stae and that the Stae
may no, only iree,a different, appropriation Of those
among the members Of the Church. for eccles
sstcsl purposes, but IL be desirable and proper may
divert those 10 other than ecclesiastical
That's the principle: the application is made Ireland
The revenues OF that Church enormously dspropor-
toned TO its duties, and to the number Of people whom
il dspenses religious consolation aud instruction More
those collected from Roman Catholic
population, who equally well entitled as his Males
tvs Protestant subjects 10 the protection OF the laws and
those revenues are and long have been. the sources Of
much vexa,ion to that Catholic population and OF bitter
strife and contention. In truth is excl
ted after running over the great number OF authorities
quoted by Mr.. Wad in his able speech last night con-
demnvg the present Church Establishment OF Ireland
and alter noticing the host OF proofs he has broup Int to-
geher ha' all a'empts'o enforce the compile collection
OF that revenue have srd aud have led TO little more
than resistance and assassination we ascnshed az
ter reading the opinions of wi.esi Statesmen
the present system, and the proofs OF s
failures, that any tr hesitate 10 al
firm that the State ought immediately take measures to
"reGuce the temporal possessions the Church of Ire
l,n Mr.. Stanley, however, and those who think with
him this subject, deny the right the State TO abae
one of the greatest acknowledged evils that ever ex-
isted IN any counry they deny TO the State the power
TO overiurn bad systcn; they bind the State to a
| subservency 10 the Church they make il the mere
| instrument Tor collecting the Church revenues ; they
bow with reverence before All enormous abuse they
tic by their principles the hands OF the State.
pei 1t TO submit 10 master. The principle. there
lore, on which the Cabinet has split is vital all
Governments Tor II is neither nor less than the
assertion oil the supremacy of the State all lis
Subjects and all those parts or portions OF society
which grow from its regulations or are protected hy its
care Air. Stanley aud Sir James Graham deny this SUI
premacy aud their principles cannot he followed
constructing the Cabibet without virtually admitting that
the State is incompetent TO remedy OF gsr-
ing evils OF society To follow their doctrines must in
spire the people OF Ireland With despair embrace their
principles would fill all the people OF England, who desire
amended appropriation oil Church revenues with
may and would lead 10y short cut TO ruin the authority
oil the government in Ireland and to weaken degrade
II in England. But they OF the Cabinet, because
they have maintained such strange principle, their
resignation speaks think, hope LELAND, and
| and confidence TO all parts OF the empire.
The London papers contain Iron. Lisbon the 18th
OF May The fall OF Coimbra is said TO have made great
impression at Santarem, the surrender of which
tor and to have caused great number among
the followers Of Don Miguel
The Paris papers filled with paragraphs respecting
the approaching elections The Ministerial journals re D.
rebate very strongly the union which has formed in
certain places OF the Cariss and the Republicans OPP
pose the supporters OF the Government The in
the London journals contain little of interest.
The London Morning News OF the 3lst May, Saturday.
says, there is little doubt OF the adjournment the House
OF Commons on Monday, to afford time Tor the election
Of those who take office.
Madd papers the 2Ist had been received in London
It's stated that General Rod the l6h his
forces at Castle Branco and had from thence entered Por
ngal by Old CASTLE. 10 act in with the Duke of
Ierceia On the 10Th IL was rumored at Madrd that Don
| Miguel had made movement towards the Spanish from
tiers, accompanied by Don Carlos.
ukase had been issued by the Emperor Of Rus
sa to prevent Russian subjects residing in foreign
tries beyond limited period.
LONDON, May 29-1he immediate practical question
which has caused the retire Mr. Stanley and Sir
James Graham the propreiy divertin its pre-
sent object that part OF the national which
hitherto been applied the support of the Protestant
Churchin Ireland which is requisite the wants of
population not exceeding 600. 900 700, 900 souls
The evyng OF these is the source of much lust
complaint, and ii may be presumed that the complaints
will be diminished, altog ether il the cause of
them be llghened or done away Al any rate different
ALLEGATION OF those would Just cause
oil complaint, and il is only complaints having Just cause
at which Statesmen should be alarmed.
cit Is not true, ndustriousy reported that there has
been any negotiation between Mr. OConnell and the Co
vernment on the subject The fact believe be-
IN consequence OF late speech of Mr. oConne several
independent English and Scotch Members general sup
poriers OF the Government, although of them
have seen the reasonableness iha-wle rejecting the
question OF giving domestic legislaure-Ihey should
cause the united legislature be just minated
their readiness support the plan of Mr. oConnc Mr.
oConne has thus succeeded in cutting off large division
oil the usual Ministerial forces"
| SPAIN
| LONDON, May 27--The news from Madrid contained
IN the Paris papers oil Sunday which comes down 10 the
10th instant, is uafavoabe At that time the state Of Ma
drid Is described as exciting CHI uneasness. The Mes
sdger goes so far 10 say that for days past sed
ous riots were the order of the day Madrid that
IN fact Il was the anarchists, embodened by the feeble
ness OF the Government who regned adrid Further
changes again talked OF. M Martinez de la Rosa is
said 10 wish supercede Zsrco del Vale the Minister of
War, by General Bsanza, friend Of Nina; and NJ Imsz
the Minister OF Finance, by Nj. Banque MorilIo is 10
supersede Quesada, and try his hand pacying or SUBJ
DUNG the provinces OF the North where the Carsts seem
not to be losing ground The financial difficulties of the
Government described be the increase and there
| bled.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARHET--FTiddy.- Our mar
ket Tor Cotton this week has been angud trans
actions rather limited; prices of The cononer classes of
American have receded lid TO lid per ID, and Bsias
have been selling at decline OF per ID other Braz
Sea lslancs, and the better quality OF American
| dy at our last quotations
The Surats at auction sold brisky and al steady pri-
ces-2O0 Sura, 80 Aiaranbam, and 200 American have
been taken Tor export aud $500 American ave been for
warded into The country without having been offered
the market
The import this week 223I bags and the sales are
1880 bags viz 32O Sea Island l5 I-2d to Is 2I-90
Stained do l0d to 10 lid 1910 Bowels I'd TO I'd
Z 4 4dto9l.2J - "