Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-19


1skk:R OF DEPUTEEs--SeSs1o CO., 49,
NJ Joseph Richard merchant formerly shf ..ei
Guadaoupe, asks the Intervention of Government 10 OF
tain from the United States the payment Of the sam OF
SOL G64 francs, for Illegal seizures and conRscaton of
vessels.
The Committee thinks that this request cannot be act
ed upon before the Chamber has come decision on
the treaty with the United States it, however believes
that il merits at this moment serious examination on
the part of the Government In consequence, it pro-
poses without preudicng the general question that The
request be back the Minister of Foreign Affairs
This assentcd TO.
LATER FROM ENGLAND.
PosTscKrr-l o'clock
from Liverpool to the ti have been received Our own
intelligence reaches only the oh from London The
papers chiefly filed with the returns of the elections
for the Parliament the great subject of inte-
rest in England. The London Courier says Where
Corporations have influence, at Hull where Mr.
Hill is likely to be beaten and at Liverpool where
immense revenues in the hands Of few and can be
devoted to the support of obbing and the perpctuaon Of
abuses, and where Lord Sandon stands the head Of
the poll not surprised to find the tories obtain the
advantage 1t IS quite natural that corporations every
where should prefer candidates who only pledged to
take the report Of the Corporation Commission into con-
sjlcration with view to sitting it, to those who are
pledged to reform Corporations making use Of the in
formation gathered by the Commissioners to determine
the extent and the best Of ciccting their object
The victories Of Corporations, them victories over
rciorni, though even they are achieved in its name
They ought however, 70 be additional inducements to
those who do not profit by Corporation abuses to strive
against the Torres tor their corrupt places
being returned by corrupt bodies is sure indication Of
what t.iriricnds expect from them The CORPORATIONS
by ecctng Tories, tell the worldas plain language
spcakhat ileir representatives. and the party they
belong 10, pledged against reforms
Yet, notwithstanding ilis magn influence Gothic ma
ture Of which we have some knowledge in this country
things seem to look unaycraie for the continuance oil
the Tory Ministry. The following paragraphs are from
the London Courier Of the Sth.
The elections going in the right way. The ex-
cellent example set by the city Of Iondon VIII be follow.
ed by the majority Unpopular constituencies, and the first
itfr hos f.ftffa ff.
two ormefs MIR. Garter and MIR. T. Barring. have
bcen returned for that borough, though opposed by all
INC oicia Influence Of Lord Admiralty. AZ Lin.
coin, Mr. =. L. Bulwcr, who has taken probably a
more prominent part than any other in resist
ing the present Misunderstanding from the first dccar.
ed open hostility % them and against whom all the
Efforts Of the Tories have been conspcuously direct
cd-has tnrmphcd. The Intelligent aud rival litcfa-
/ ry representative Of the opposite party, Mr. ais
raeli, bas, howefer been defeated Wycombe Ma
jor Fanconrt, The decided advocate for the abo-
ton Of military logging, has been returned at Barn
stable. Greet Grmsby, which last session return.
ed Tory, las rejected SIR A. Grant. Lord Of lie
/ Treasury, aud elected Reformcr Moreover Lord
Elliot, who to have been Secretary Of State If be
could have got scat in Parliament has lost his cleo.
rics arc Reiorncrs. At Falmouth Lord Tulialnorc.
though Lord Of The Bcdchambcr, knows before this
time that hseiccton is lost AZ Cambridge Mr. spring
Rice no longer backed by the influence Of the Colonial
Once and supported only by his principles heads tle
Tory successor Of Sir Edward 5ugdcn MIR. Charles
Wood, not now connected With ihe Government, Is
placed in tlc situation at Halifax; and The gebge.
sentative Of tbe Lord P6gy Seal far down on toe list
AZ Reading, Mr. Sergeant Ielfordknown by his en-.
crectc exposure Of tic spy system only few days ago
and new TO IL adnF-ha3 been lriumpianOy returned.
Our personal ceilings were with Sir William Horne for
81 cry icbone hgt is srcccssiol competitor. Mf ~. L.
bulWer, Is not Ices opposed 10 the Administration
The fcturns Of The elea far as pigon in the Lon
don Courier Of the evening Of tbc usows total Of
- Refcrucfs to 90 tories.
+ NtesNa, Dec. li.'fhc JcvHal Of IfaaDln or0e 30a
I Of November Announces That general nsufrcction
against Csc Porto had exploded in Albania Tail Bcnz
at The bead Of iz Thousand men, had seized ic fort
css Of fcIa and ic nsurgc1is Of The Tork tribe bad
1hcconc masters Of fopclcu gnd Swguro- Castle from
both places ic Turkish bfities bad boon expelled
and second on BiraeaJ ruin and devastation marked
their progress. The hlbanians had organized cgisla-
tfcufscmbly and had bound Themselves by Nh oath not
10 oy down their arms t they should have achieved
their national Independence.
There neither dates details Of any kind 10 cor.
roborafe is intelligence 10 the Journal Of Nauplia and
allusion % u occurs in The Corfu pepcFs up 70 the
10Th Of Horembcg end, intelligence Of 80 important