Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11
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FIVE DAYS LATER-FRoM Eli

FIVE DAYS LATER-FROM EUROPE
| New YoRK, Sept. 5.-By the ship st. Andrew Can.
tain Taubman, and the ship John Barring Captain Hnif
which sailed from Liverpool the Both July we have 6I
OF Liverpool papers to the 3Oth London Price Cur
rents to the 18th July ncusiye containing later dates
from all parts of the Continent 27h July from Paris
2'd from Spain and 21,h from Lisbon.
The news from England does appear TO be of much
Importance The Municipal Corporations Bill was sill
before the House of Lords
The Church Of Ireland Bill was still under discussion
IN the House OF Commons.
Portugal remained quiet the young Queen had at last
determined to marry the Prince OF Cargnani of sar-
dsian family who of the French school of liberals
France wholly engSned inscelehratng The ami
versary of the Glorious Three Days-ai was quiet
In SPAN there bud been no more engagements between
the troops ia the Northern provinces Madrid was ouet
and the affairs OF Spain generally possess less interest
han usual.
ENGLAND.
The Municipal Corporations Bill (says the Iondon
Morning Herald of the 29lh) arc happy 10 saw was
received, as we always said it would be received in
proper spirit by the Hogse of Lords last night What
will those persons say who would have US believe
that the House of Peers altogether so srennos
opposed to the reforming spirit the ave that they womb
not tor one moment agree 60 such measure of reform
as this? We have said that their Lordshps would alter
some portions of tile Bill which trenccd upon existiog
Priyhegeshat they would not listen to the destruction
OF lnchoaie rights and what transpired during last
nights discusson has prored the of the view
which we took when we foreold that the lberaty of
tho Peers. though tempered with Justice would still be
not the less every sense of the word respects this
measure, liberal
Lord Strangford moved that the Co,,or,,;o, or r.
ventry should De heard by Council against Inc Bil /,
appeared 20 be felt al sides that there was nothing nm
reasonable in the request tIat those whose interests were
affected by the Bill should be heard by Council in de-
fence of their rights bat IL conteaded that if Co
venty had the right to be heard Every other Corpo
ali0a entitled TO similar concession the result of
which wo1O necessarily be that the Bill could not be
passed these three years Several of the Noble Lords
on the Conservative side of the House promptly dis
cluncd all intention of seeking to get rid of the uea
sure by delay They scorned to defeat measure of
such Importance by side wind but was uecessarv In
know what the parties interested in lis nrov;sns
vvIf i,o
safy waste of tune of the House.
Lord Brougham suggested that tie Corporation should
depue two gentlencn Of tie long robe and he named
~ being particularly qualified for the task Sir G. yeth
erell and Mr. knight. argue the case ON the cart Of
Tue whols oi tue corporate borougbs. This appeared to
many noble Lords TO be insufficient and evcntuov (,
arranged that counsel should be heard on Jhnrsday
Friday and if necessary, Saturday the bill in the mean
while 20 be read a second time pro foua and lie d,sc
SION 70 be taken on Monday, upon The motion that the
bill be committed by tis there will not be even
an addiona day lost, and it's subsequent progress wo
may confidently hope will prove that the Conservatism
Of the House Of Peers is nothing more than nrurnt
tnidty, lest in endeaVourin0 10 remedy abu5es tey
Sn9eid Perpetate wrongs Of as fragrant description
CRY TUESDAY, 25-ln The character OF our Money
market there has not been much a,nonof Of oban ~
note since yesterday bn; the distinguishing features of
busincss this daV those Of incressed G,,,ros H.
rates Of premium upon Exchcqucr Bills have beeo r,tbr
reduced today Most Of the Foreign Eschanges nre
quoted At an advance upon those Of last Friday
FRANCE
nc fais morning and evening papers ofthe 9th arc
aRooa otal occupied with Describing The ceremonies b
"P" tuit, tHe ilttn anniversary day Of tho
GLORIOUS ones Of The late Revolotion The character
q the aays proceedings funereal and sombre the
oysct O'lHg feiigousy % commemorate The sacrifices
made BY those who fell fighting Tor can.e which n ,i
result nag turned out 80 uuggateuy TO al parties ex
cept the King The Barbados himself The Rcpnbli
St9s now weep Tor their friends not because they had
fallen, bot because they had pensbed in 20 bad cause
These Papers contain good deal Of gossip and spcc
a.on upon foreign affairs but nothing that can be called
substantial news
- me C99Tl Of Peers was 70 meet Thursday in the
council Han 70 deliberate the fate Of the LIONS mi;