Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-06
those we extrac. below will prevail ir' country wnete
the soboomaser is said TO be abroad DO not undertake

I s ss;,o be ABROAD we do not undertake
| to Judge. . ,.r,, .,;a- "a
They mt him very much in mind OF 2ractce sonse,
,; i.d i, his country, of taking of the ears OF
. d arassnr its tail, and then allowing It 70 oe come
thc property of first person Ina. cGt.u md
I f society (Checrs) There they arc, the real
multitude Loud eh,ers)a ignoront and lnu-
Ii h as their prototypes (eh1es lHee was coInmy
ma-I4 iourh) DWELL. lie bought one and as he was
Gr1yinr the pig from Mas TO Kculen he net friend
whn asked him where he driving it o-hc answer
ed to DutIn which his friend said lie was taking t!ie
road to kicullrn. Silence says the other II inc pig
hears he going Kculcn, he'll be oft 10 Dublin IN
minute. (L"vgher) THAT was just like the aouse o.
Lords (rsst 'aIghr on!y let MN (sf S0 in M
nGposi,c direction. (thcers) This literally the
case with the Lords. There Londonderry. snort
ing and sqncaAng-L ""G ia"sher)|" pr,
nnsIv rroauinr-{ onfnurd Oud laughtcr)-and Lord
WELLINGTON, lie swine-held General. (Ldaghtcr)-
There they ti,uudred about in the mud ana the Pro-
ME do not choose submit TO have the inud thrown on
th.m they must insist that parcei OF oxen sHaH not Oe
orraycJ in the paopy Of armur but that human beings
aI ell their ularcs that swnsh proprnsIti,s be Danish
I from an,unr the rulers Of the nation. (Chers) y
Thry have now made the House OF Commons, the House.
in stea, measure Of tic people but the work Is not
f;7rd Ilr never heard that Scotland was in the habit
Of rariur half done work tle had, they said in his
conu,ry pretty notion that they didn't like half finish
ea Jobs. (Loud aughtsr) Would they leave the piece
in the loan half hnished-wnuld they on any prs'ence
t,ke half hog for mani (Chcers) Tie Lords Lal
driven rs to this point. There would be need for
cb,rer if the Lords ac!cd with sense and went with u.s.
Lu, when they would only pay the people les Cd
rcr pound of their Just debt they were telling u.s.
re- An~csra once told him (Alr o ConnclD aga,e,
ar:Ia,c asi,atc: and here taking their Lord
Sims advice Having shown them the iGllty of re-
form unless we had reform CT the House Of lnds hav
iDr shown the that there no use Of Reformed
House of Commons; if they 10 have the Apscy
House Divan. declaring that they would reject their
measures the toast he had TO propose was, " speedy
rror,a Ut the House Of LORDS" (Hrar, hear) II was
Idle to c"ngrcgalc as they now did and aTow the neccs
silly Of Reform in the House Of Lords: 1t they were 10
fall asleep afterwards, without making any exrron for
its ACCOMPLISHMENT. No could gain any advantage
for his country unless he continued the struggle Down
with the House of Lords-( Chccrs>-and the present
| scheme oil legislation. Down with the oligarchy.-
| (CACsrsJ Dawn with the Apsley House cUcric.-
IChee,sJ Down with the swinish multitude (Ch'crs)
They all agreed in this
Mr. OsdGGcson Of sporting fame has become the les.
see of Corrnt Garden Theatre.
The French irigae Didca, mounting 30 thrtytwo
pounders with picked of At6 men, had arrived at
Prn.ouh having for second Lieutenant, the Prince dc
!oiHeWe, third soa Of Lo"ts Phii'Rpc lie was visited
and received with royal hono:s.
The Duke de NtmuGrS, secnud of LouiS Philippe.
had completed his tour in England, and was about re-
! turning TO France.
Beihni, the composer of Norma and PHritan. died
on the 23d September a, Fi.!aur, Paris He was
only 81 years old.
The Princess Licren, whose skill petticoat dplo-
a'is! was long ie in England at The latest datos,
in Paris negotiating, it is said. marriage between the
Drkc Of O1ens and the eldest daughter oil the Emperor Of
Russia.
LATE rKoM LAGuAYKA. LsrER FROM VESEz"EIA.-
The Venezuelan brig CTsar Capt Mackie arrived at
Baltimore from ArgoslnGa via ST Thomas, u days from
the latter port.
The following is extract Of letter from Baltimore:
- have just had conversation with Capt Macke.
He gives very favorable account Of matters and things.
jose Maria Roas had left St. Thomas for Laguayra,
with arms and anruniton, and doubt those that had
been previously ordered-Mr. De Ia Costa who came
passenger in the brig, and to whom she belongs sent
arms up 10 Angosura.
Gen. Ca2abalio, with number of his clan. in the
Castle Porto Caveu i'll state of starvation and must
Surrender give up lie ghost. There is English
mano war the port Of La Guayra and Porto Caveo;
Cen lbara has been taken and is in irons at La Guayra
Gen. Den Santiago Marine, ii is supposed, will Try to
make his escape 10 Trinidad The Governor of that
place has orders not TO e. amy of his clan land. Gen
Silva has been MORALLY wounded. and not expected To
live. It. has been Is days since Capt NJ. left St. Tho
mas and the from Laguayra very late, and
ry thing that time perfectly quiet at Laguayra
PHI. L. S. Gazette.