Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-03

bus party do not intend carry on facous oupos;on
70 tue new government, and that il only n
% conservative or destructive character as they are al
'erhatey called, according TO the politics az he sr
ed by them Nrros'''on Is son'cnpiat-
From France there is not one sn.l, wo, :; ,.,.,;o.
to our Indemnity Bill. The Cha,nbcr of p la ~,
but once in its Legislative capacity since ON, ,'
counts La that II had passed the gran, demanded bv
mt Tor secret service money. We think II not
Improbable that at their Legislative session ,hcv
VIII take up the indemnity BILL and that will mass ,l,t
P..sey IN the form passed the Chamber De-
Pees, VIC see no reason TO doubt la the Chamber of
Depucs another great row has arisen out of the mon
ster trial. - ~
Inc accounts from Spain arc decidedly favorable 10
e cause OF Don Carlos still cano refrain from, the
nc'ei hat they are greatly exaggerated
ing the extraordinary panic which il will bc seen bclo
nau In consequence seized the London Stock EXCHANGE
besdes, the last London Times of the Y6th s.,s Ia,
LORD ,aimrrston, the British Secretary of Foreiyn AT
,airs had distinctly replied Committee Of Spani,h
bond holders, that the Government had not received
any intelligence from Spain, which led them TO believe
uat 'c cause OF the Queen worse position than,
twas tnree or four weeks ago - Courier
INC f'agne ia EgYa-At Alexandria The plague con-
unuss TO make terrible ravagcs That naady was going
h'gn'iuiiy In Egypt, parayzing the plans Of
siahommed ALI who may Consider himself pecul,rlv
fortunate that he has few troops in that country since
ne seo"rge was falling heavily upon all parts OF Ecypt
setting every precau,ion d,fancr At Foua to.yr Of
ouuu or $4,000 inhabitants $4,000 had already bep
ana OF these 800 escaped Population was
fortunately, in two months the SIMMER heats f Thai In,
tude Will have attained the intensity necessary for the
a
TO be feared from until winter again y am xnrseu
winch fell from the mouth of Ma6ommed ALI during one
VI ;ne paroxysns OF his serious and painful muudy,
which curious, as showing the designs which lie still
nourisies ON Turkey, he exclaimed, al am conynccd
'hat nothing will cure me but the air Of Consan,ino,e
SPAIN
ne journals contain painful ncllgen from Spain .
Whole districts of the south are dcpopiatcd ~
The northern provinces the prey of civil T.s
cae'ai ana tie country IN general involved in dscord
rn1srTcrs OF rnE HAnvrsr IN FnAxeE.--The Me-
Dot
est agriculturass in tt part of the country are of IA,
opinions that there never finer prospect OF good
ooS T, ~ VIII that of 1888 .
ine Haihpsi May 2:d, states that
TN american e1ian, heavily loaded, built en-
some improved Prineple. recently beat the Snake sloop
OF war on every point Of sailing
:, splendid dinner has been given Mr.. Charles
hcan (thc actor by the inhabitants OF Wairrurd his
native place The High Sheriff of the county presided
and one OF The city Siieris acted as Vice President
The beautiful daughter of General Sir C,l,,ho,,
Grant, during her fathers absence at Poole dor The re-
presentation of Which borough he is candidate elopcd
Win mr Bfinsiey Sheridan Of the all plised
ION sheridan, and brother of Mrs. Norton the auto-
ress lhe lady fortune is upwards OF 900 sterling
per annum.
In England Parliament was fairly at work Lord
John Russell had taken his seat having been elected
rom stroud, without opposition. He at the head
o, ,ie lnis,erla party and had given ~ ce that he
the Municipal Corporations in England I'D Wales =
Inc announcement was received with lsUs- hers hy
the ministerial side of the House. The Cronicc zavs
We have Icason to believe that the Pill will rive on
mixed pleasure TO nil classes of iiciormts Is an cf
ncien, measure OF municipal reform. II provides
complete remedy Tor existing abuscs and places corpo-
raons under such control will prevent smisr abu
in future
forward his plan of relief of the agricultural interest
which was opposed by the Ministry who on n discus
sion were victorious majority 81.
There much excitement in London ON the sub;cc,
OF abolition. The Morning Herald says
AT The Anti-slavcry Meeting, however which WINS
heid Few days ago. facts ansprcd which went to show
he neprO IN
islands has still to endure of the btlcrest panps
and scvcrcst privations of slavery
The cotton market at Liverpool was well enst,;n.d
Sea Islands had advanced.
Lord John Russell subscribed &,0O town rls tho
penses Of Lord Morpcili's election
From France, on patient examination Of the Pancrs
we found nothing relating to the American Indemnity
Little progress has been made in the rclof the Fsc,
state prisoncrs The Court Peers in sitting r
ny majority oil ~ to rs not try the accused in
er ABSENCE but the prisoners protest against the whole
proceedings and declare that they will not return, 10 the
So9r or remain there, unless compelled at The point of
the paycnet The Committee of the Chamber of Depu,;cs
has reported in favour of allowing the Peers TO prosecni
M de fuyravcau who refused all answer or exnanat;on
to the question put him as to his sonjng the le,, -;
the lrbune counseng the State prisoners to
IN their refractory conduct The other Deputy mplcaed
IN the charge, NJ dc Cormern has ed his sigma
ture, and VIII escape prosecution.
From SPAN the news is of a highly intereano cha,
ractcr The accounts from the OF war are varous
and all appear TO confirm the belief that Don Carlos ~
becoming more and more formidable. Much speculation
prevails In London and Paristhe allied movers would
interfere Az Madrid at the latest dates public tranou
lty had been in great restored and The pro-
curadorcs had become comparatively calm A private
declaration OF Martinez de la Rosa, that further nepo
tation with Don Carlos would be ATTEMPTED had .nta
TO produce this alteration in the temper OF the lowor
ShammI IL nowhere appears in the accounts from Ma
arn hat apprehension was entertained of Don Carlos
ceing successful to any great extent Nothing like
icchs 10 ms iayonr prevails in the capital On the con-
trary the outbreak against the Ministry was occasional
by the suspicion that they disposed negotiate for
forcibly expcing him. r
ne news nom other parts of the Continent aud Asia
viii be found under the proper heads
United States Bank stock was selling i'm ondn :,
equa 10 one hundred and fifteen per cent This shovs
Hdrcrtiscr. A1"y
Felicia tlemans ia This Accomplished ,vo-
man. whose writings have made he Tname known where
yer he English language spoken and have inereatcd
nyrads OF human hearts to her fate has ceased 10 he
She died IN Dublin on the 23d Of May after ong and
painful ilpess s w
FRANCE.
rAnIs& lS--The present aspect Of affairs in this
a 8 70 be regarded by foreigners with much
nsion than by uersons ON ~. s,,t