Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-26
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Co'es Tor Cuiruzros. biug Intelligence Of The OF
the principal corps oil The Lection Of Navarro la further
comm OF this ac tue government the town o,
San Sebastian commit nicaies The following
AT this moment, 81 O'clock, r. NJ have received
Dsn Casper de Jautegny, in the following terms
pnuepai cops Of The insurgents defeated yes
ierday, lst inst, hSrgoyeu. aud the troops OF the
Queen ale pushing them in all directoLs.
"san Sebastian. Aug ). 1884, = '''' -''''
NEW YoRx. September 10
Two O'Clock p. NJ. {
| TEN Days LATER FROM ENGLAND Our new. Ios,
just up IRON the ship CIa@pAn, Captain Macy, br"g
ing Us Lonion papers TO tie evening OF August i5.h
liverpool TO The i7h inclusive being from the latter Dor,
10 days later than before received.
PdtNlment was prorcgued the 10 h. The two
Houses appear TO have been horoushIy pilcd agsnsr
each other tor some days previous the pro- og alton
In the House Of Lords August llh after an animated
debate. the Irish thes bill was refused second reading
reading, Ga
Coninons OH The Sih, after some amendments
Accounts from Nspoh TO July 8, s,ae tha, Msina had
submitted, and that Greece was lust returning 10 connl.
tranquility.
The King gave his royal assent TO the Church Tempo.
rses (rei"nd) bI The Court OF Cnsnceiy (Irslaud) Bill
Australian Colonization Bill the Sale Of Beer Bill aud 10
several other Bills
KINGS sPEEC H. Propagation Of Parliament.
-, = LONDON, August 10.
MS M aJ-s'y went 10 The House OF Lns this day,
prorogued the Parliament, in the folio ing Speech:
my Lords and Gentlemen: The hume rous and i'm.
poraut ques ions which have ia The present. in the
preceding years, been submitted your have
imposed UPON you the necessity Of extraordinary exetops
anu Is WIN adeep sense ui the aud labor which You
have bestowed upon the public business that at length
close this prolraeed session. and release you from your at
81 continue TO receive from all Foreign Powers assur.
RANGES OF their friendly disposition
ihe negociaons, on account OF which the Conferences
In LONDON upon the airs OF the Low Countries were ss-
penaed, have MOI yet been brongh,o close; and have
IOl lantla nj Re
" On the other hand, have derived the most sincere
and lively satisfaction from the termination of the civil
war which had so long distracted the kingdom Of porn-
gal; and rejoice TO think that the Treaty which the state
OF affairs in Spain aud in Portugal induced me to conclude
WIN 'hs hug OF the French the Queen Regent OF Spain
ana Tue Regent Of Portugal aud which has already be
d'd before you, contributed materially produce this
happy result.
"Evens have since Spain 10 disappont for
uhe the hopes OF tranquility in that country which the
pacihcaions had Inspired
"To these events important to Great Britain shall
give my most serious attention, in with France and
,he other Powers who parties Treaty of 22d of
April and the good understanding which prevails between
me aud my Allies, encourages expect that our unit.
ed endea'ours will be attended with success
"Ihe peace OF Turkey remains undsurbed and trust
tranquility OF Europe
e" have not tailed observe with appreciation that you
nave directed your attention those domestic questions
which more Immediately affect the general welfare OF the
community and have had much satisfaction in sane ion.
ing your wise aud benevolent intentions, giving my
sent TO the Act Tor the and better eiusra
ton OF the laws relating the Poor in England and ales
II viii be my duty provide that the authority nrcessa
ny invested ia Commissioners nominated by the Crown
DC exercised with temperance and caution and enter
lain contdent expectation hat its prudent udcious
application, well as the discreet enlocc mt OF the 9th or
provisions OF the Act, WILL by degrees, remedy the evils
which at present prevails and whilst they elevate the cha
racier VIII increase the comforts aud improve condi-
lion OF my people.
''The amendment OF the law is one of your frs, and
most Important duties, and REFUGE perceive has
occupied 90 much OF your attention. The establishment
OF Central Court for the aIof offences in the neopo.
lis anu lis Deigborhood, WILL trust improve the admi-
sration OF justice within the populous sphere its iuris
aicu,n and afford useful example every part the
so The important subjects of our jurisprudence AMI of
our Municipal Corporations, your attention will naturally
De nected early IN the next Session. You may
such u eul reIornajions.
"GenHemeI oj The House of COsnmonS:-I thank Won
o be readiness win which have granted the supplies
The eslInAes laid before You some what lowe than
those OF 'omef years, although they include several ex
traoidnary charges, which will not ag ain occur The
same course OF economy will sill be steadily pursued
The continued increase oil the revenue notwithstanding
tie repeal oi na,y taxee affords the surest proof thai
the of the county are unim aired and iuse
the expectation that perseverance jucious and well
considered measures in sill further nr ,no,e te jnis,
aud augment The wealth oil my people
1iy L0'dS and Gentienea:-" gives me great graft
e,ca"" 10 believe that in returning your coun-
ties, you VIII iul prevalence Of general tranquility and
OF acn industry s"ongs, a." classes Of society hunby
hope that Divine Providence will vouchsaie continuance
aud increase OF these blessings aud in any crcuas snces
wnich may arse shall rely win confidence upon your
zeal and hdeny And i.lied tia you VIII iicul-
Cote and encourage that obeGicnre e laws AMI tina,
observance OF the duties OF religion and morality which
ate The only seen foundations Of power aud happi
OF Empires"
After the conclusion of his Msjesy's Speech, the Lord
Chsncelor declared Tie Parliament piOro ued TO the 25h
OF September
Some aPPrcie nsous beginning arise on ,he Lon
don EXcha Sc, Ia consequence OF the large expectations
OF specie TO tie Unlied States contraction OF their
currency and much consequent embarrassent seem in
evi'ahle
Contrary 10 public expectation, the French Chambers
had voted the usual address in reply the spec of the
King, almost whout debate
The Extraordinary Tribunal at warsaw after sitting |
OF more than ytlvs months have completed their pto-
credngs against The co6spraiors OF the insurrecion All
the leaders, aud members OF the revolu ionary govern
men have been condemned 10 deaiiI-some by Tie axe
and some by the gihIel.
The news from Spain is decidedly favorable to tle
Quren.
The cholera had broken out at Gouenburg Thirty per.
sons died ~ Oue OF tile suburbs ia the Of DAYS
anh seven or eight it, the city. he same disease was
quite prevalent IN Dublin.
Portugal perfectly tranuuil although tbe arrival
OF Don Carlos ia Spin created some uneasness lest Mi
guei should pay them visit similar uuwecoIe man.
The plague was increa sing ConstaninopIe AT Smvr
ma IL had entirely disappeared
la Syria the insnrfccion began to wear serious as
Peci produced by The rigof measures Of Ibrabin Pa
cha
The Tribune newspaper has re-appeared ia Pafis. si
ter suspension Il four months, edited by NJ. Hector b..
chat
On several points, the Ministers tho Coriez had been
left in a minority.
Latest FRoM FRANcE.-By the packet ship Poland
Captain Anthony, have French papers 10 August l6i
but a. p il, AL,