Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-24
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NEW FORK, Aprii Is he packet ship George Wash
mgton, Capt lodregc, arrived yesterday having SAL,
ON the 2lth March. By her the editors of the New
York Daily Advertiser have received their files the day
Of sailing.
There appears to be but little additional news The
London Courier of Saturday evening has the following
Most important divisions are likely to take place in
the House OF Commons Monday evening. Every
Reiormer viii be ut his post, and, after the warning
given to of the Liberal members who not expect
ing division last night, left the house before it took
place 1t Will be most incxcusable if any representative
oil Tue people again absent himself without better
cause 'lan dinner party engagements The all-absorb
ing question of the Irish Church that on which diy
slons will take place Monday evening.
The first division will probably be bringing up the
report of the resolution agreed TO last night and it will
not surprise us should honorable member avail him
self OF the opportunity which is obviously afforded of
bringing forwards as an amendment ON the report reso
luton substantially the same that TO which Lord John
kussells motion on the Both of March relates 1t is
quite clear that without further reports from the Church
Commissioners, decided majority of the House of
Commons are convinced of the indispensable necessity
of agreeing TO the principle that the Legislature has
right to apply the surplus of the church to Sc
cular purposes.
We have always maintained that on this question. the
administration of Sir Robert Peel has shpwrecked itself
His declarations have been oireouen,lv renea,ed
decisive that with all his facility in apostatiznp and
III relnqushing former professions and prncples he
cannon, al TINS moment, however great his inclination
turn ms back on his Orange friends and Sir Edward
kuatchbull.
Upon this question, he will be outvoted and must re-
sign
1t will be seen by the Parliamentary Rcnor, Of la,
night, that Lord John Russell has postponed indefinite
~ ms motion for the production of the report on the
Irish Church. because there is no chance thnt II viii Lo
ready on the 23d. To meet the difficulty Mr. Wnrd
last night gave notice. that he would on Monday move
to defer the consideration of the Army estimates till the
House had come to decision on Lord John Russclls
motion on the Irish Church. This probably n rational
course for, if the Ministers suffered to obtain all the
supplies they will take that Lord John Russell shall
have no opportunity of making his motion AS Mr.
Ward motion will be of great Importance we rcpeat
that the division last night must satisfy every Reorner
that lie Will incur great responsibility and be exposed 10
great censure should he be in his place on that do
Cory OF LETTER FROM LORD LoNDoxDERRY TO rnE
DUKE or WELLINGToN.
HotdeyReSS House oclock Il. NJ
March 10, 1885 {
My Lord-When Sir Robert Peel notified to me his
intention OF recommending his Majesty TO fiji the
important situation OF Ambassador at St Petersburgh
and when your Grace pleased to intimate vour en-.
TIRE acquescence in the nomination. felt the greatest
pride that might once renew my humble efforts in
promoting the King's service.
When your Grace further pleased to announce TO
me, that his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Russia
expressed qualification and satisfaction at INV Soveren,
gracious appointment, had the presumption to believe
from my long personal knowledge of many of the En-.
peTor ministers, and intimate friendship formed in the
held when employed in the armies of Europe against the
common enemy, that | night have ciacually promoted
te OF both countries and cemented the good un-
deFsandng so happily existing between the two crowns
Aer the discussion. however, that has taken place in
thc liouse OF Commons Friday night thnk should
Ill discharge my duty both subject and public ser
want, II did not ut entreat your Grace TO Inv the
humble resignation OF my appointment before his Nacs-
t.. Deprived as must be- from the exnress;ons I'D
opinions ofmany members of the House of Commons of
tat ar position under which every Representative of
the Sovereign has hitherto undertaken the task and
h0utraIsed IN my efficiency abroad by unjust and unfair
animadversions ON my public conduct home Just pre-
vious to my departure, feel that my powers Of public
usefulness are impaired in the staop Ihave called
S@pi@ ar yy I'd t slo HiG g,
duce me to undertake duty which deprived ofthc
power OF eihcicntly performing
feel most deeply grateful to the Kings Ministers
Tor their bold and honorable declaration before Parla
and the country that they would support o an bo
fpclo lc tI,otI
OF succumbing to faction yielding TO menaces: But
feel more powerfully than ALL the advantage of the pub
ic service, and the necessity such crisis of not en-
barrassing the Kings Government. On these grounds
alone, unaided by any advice influenced by any OPT
mon, unknown to any individual, have adopted this
determined line of proceeding.
nave the honor to be- ever your Grace's most ODE
dent and Obliged and devoted humble servant,
VANE LONDONDERRY.
There has been fighting between detachments of
the Queen troops and the Cariss and each instance
the advantage has been with the former The new Min
lister OF War Valdez, is about send all the REGULAR
troops now IN Madrid to the north and make the Jr-
ban militia the garrison troops OF the city. 1t is esti-
mated hat early IN the Spring, the forces under Mnas
command will amount to go, 600 men. Zumaacarreouy
1t is stated IN accounts from the north Of Spain medated
another serious rush upon Elsondo For this unrnose
he united all his forces, descended with them from line
Ainascuas and finding path into the gorgcs of the
mountains which separate the valley of Uzama in
which Pampeluna is situated from that of the Bastan
he hoped to prevent Nina from sending any aid in time
to Esondo, which all along has been closely pressed
hll, however, OWNED the hostile movement and
dered Jarreguy TO advance from the side of Biscav m
Elisondo whilst he himself advanced from Pampeluna
IN the direction The Carlists first offered resist
ancc at Lzazo, little place where river runs at the
loot OF the mountains. But Nina drove them before him
defeated them, and penetrating through the gorges of the
mountains, continued his to Elisondo This rem
contrc took place on the 18th of March.
PORTUGAL.
The sale of the National property is expected soon TO
take place. and IT is said that orders for purchasing 100
0OOi worth of it have arrived from different persons in
England Mr. Greig, an English engineer, is about TO
Macadamlze the road from Lisbon to Cintra The road
between Lisbon and OPorto is also TO be improved NJ
frIcre, the new Minister Of the Interior has begun his
career wen with these improvements in the of
communication.
GERMANY
The of the death of the Emperor Francis is diff
fused all over Germany and every where cxcites con
siderable interest what are TO be the views Of HE
SUCCESSOR The Emperor is generally regretted. The
statement of the Empcror's physicians Baron " Sppt
aud Elder v K1iman relating to the opening Of his body
has been published appears that various oroans were
diseased that Justification had commenced in some parts
but that the Immediate ofhis death was
of the lungs Of the heart and ots larger blood vessels
which was so violent and extensive that cure was inn
possible.
The following is an extract ola letter written at Won
m the day Of the Empcrors dccease:
" AT midnight the Emperor expressed n wish oncc
more 10 see his children and brothers. They were i'm.
ncdaley sent for, and having approached the bedside
the expiring monarch impaired 20 them his blessing md
conjurc you my dear children you who witness my
departure to reflect the present scene Be pous and
united ard heaven viii bless YOU After these words
delivered with effort tic royal sufferer fell into state of
exhaustion, and the surrounding family Withdrew.
few minutes afterwards, the dying Monarch aoin reviv
ed, and requested TO the Arcbduke Palatine They
conferred together q few minutes Soon afterwards the
agony OF death was visible and The doors Of the cham