Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-29

curing crown for him composed Of al the aneisp, VICE
royalties Of Buenos Ayres, including Chilli Bolivia, aud
Peru, aud that endeavors would be made TO paae this
plan under lhe name OF acknowledging tho
oil those counties That this absurd fallen 10
the ground In consequence OF the death OF Ferdins MI;
but should the civil In the Peninsula terminate in la
ror oil the Queen Don Carlos would remain in the situa
n'n OF PSe'ender whomit wouli be advisable to remove
10 distance.
No 2. Is the communication Of the Mexican cation
eaung mat the Spanish government had written TO its
sgen at Paris, ejoinng him TO have an view with
Tie South American agents resident in that capital and
collect their ideas az to conference on the iron rrs of
france, between uhem and some Spanish
mat the latter should have iu 20 Ser TO make ample con-
s lessons ~e &c In consequence OF this note the Spa
ns agent addressed himself TO Senior Miguel de la Barra
lOnut Envoy as the ouy South American sgent resident
w. res' reqlesusg an interview, through Senor Rvsia
wa Senor barta replied that the South American States
were not at all anxious about the scknow ment OF
Their independence by SPAIN and tina, Spain would be
Inc gamer by It FROM the considerable commerce she
would then carry on with them. At all events f Spain
was sincere 10 her desire goiac in formal and eci
s've manner with the South American Republics she
ought to direct herself 10 all of them whost reserve
me communication (Which ongl then enters ioto
variety oil topics connected with the subject in
NO. q. Is communication, dated Buenos Ayies lOb
January 1881 from the Minister OF Foreign Affairs 10.
mas Guido) Senior Moreno in loudon STATING ,I,, ,.
government OF Bueuos Ayres eit the Satisfaction
III Witnessing The G1i!omny oil ideas auoug the Anetcdn
governments not 10 make the 10 Spsn i'm
order 70 ohaln the Of their independ.
snce tha is not surprised the enacy OF the Span-
isn eaonet nnacquAisd as il is with the public spirit
""en egns IN America, aud relying upon the exaggerat
Ell "details Transmitted 10y its agents; that the Argentine
hepuohc viii not solicit the acknowled at Of its indie.
PenIenee oy SpsiD that such OF course could
no' De indifferent but would not be admitted except I'm.
aer The Experimentation, which se Argentnes have sSarn
10 maintain.
No.4 Is communication from the AIini-,- Il FOREIGN
alirs; dated Buenos Ayres Jan. IL 1884, the Minis.
Ter Tor Foreign Affairs OF the Republic OF Chilli consung
details OF The above plan of the Court Of Sn,;n
The minister also enters into variety of comments
thereon. N''''"S
:, mo. . Is communication from the Government of
data
e inherent provinces OF the Argentine Republic: also
MN "Details OF the plan above mentioned AID comments
'hercon'-.N Y Com
The complex on of public affairs il, Eucand begins 70
assume serious aspect What with the Catholics in Ire
land, aud the Dssen,ers England the Mnisirv NAV he
sa'd TO have seat OF horas The time in tact has
LOT te practical application Of those principles Of eIsous
as eiv REFORM which is 10 test the sincerity
wings and the unity OF their power The Ers re- oc
Tor revision OF tue Church establishment has cru,n
bled almost into atoms their ministerial arrangements II
other divisions in the Cabinet should no, ase ON he ,r
thsr extension OF the principles which they profess and
uphoi, II will constitute phenoepaa in human alfjrs
Men may easily associate who agree IN the outio, of
scheme OF extensive reform in Church and State bu il il
~ e dea1"s 'hat disagreement AMI discord likely TO
oHow There are vety many important questions to he
decided IN England, in relation to The Church which e
now he'd in a3eyahce such the subject of pursjes
non res dence and iylhes.
he late question, which has produced the sscassor
OF Mr. Stanley the efficient debater ON the side n,
ue " higs IN The House OF Commons, merely regarded
tue beer distribution OF the Church revenues i'm Ireland
when the question of the equal distribution of those
revenues IN England arises it viii enlist feelings and H.,
eres's more dit cult TO deal with The Wings however
must go on They have given the impulse and must io
low The lead OF the popular will and opinion Nohjng is
ootained however, in England except at tie price OF Ter
Tor AT concessions are the iuts alarm aud ere Well.
Gu hfough lear 10 superior power The Ca hoics wrlno
from rory Ministry civil emancipation. Il ev viii
wTest from that remnant OF the Tory interest which has
s iast abiding place in the House OF Lords The l,rhcr
concession OF the abandonment OF Tyhes in Ireland
NOT me overthrow OF tue dominion the Church OF Eng
isnu In tina, country. The Dissenters forced from lie
conservatives as they call themselves the repeal Of the
es' aud Corporation Acts They will ne XII throw off The
purhen oil yhes, and If they do not Immediately carry
their great principle OF voluntary contribution Tor tie sun
por oil religion, they will eventually crown ler nres nj
S"ugg'e WIN ms last triumph
now can be supposed that without Plumbers we ,t,
ana concert the Dssenter could have accomplished these
Iesus' hose have looked very specifically AT the h,
Tory OF power who entertain this opinion Will the Jews
9o'dn similar concessions 10 those yielded the Dsenter
Lei TIE vote III the House OF l. rds, when the question
comes teiore that body, answer. The Tories will throw
inc o Tor their relief out should pass even by res
pectable vote in fIe Commons; ,ry do no, lear The
power OF the Jews they do tina, OF the Ca;hcIcs and
Dssen'ers This will, Of course consien the Conserva
hVes TO the glorious distinction OF recording ON The uur
nais OF their own body Inconsistency almost without
Pa1ae III human annals; bat what do they care for This
'e they pepe!uate their exclusive pri,ieees and ca,
hhu ia Their unweeded consccnces xruse or paaon
ior The Tankness CT their byory- Oh arTesfou pafjoJ