Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-08

on by Lord John Russell form solid phalanx and
to have adopted the caucus sysemirequcnty holding
private meetings The tory asselnblagcs of the kind
very thin. The Courier of March 2Sh says: 1--WE fiat.
ter ourselves may feicate the public with gertrude
that the Government of this country is the point of
being dscmbarrassed of the confusion and disorder for
which the Duke of Wellington and Sir Robert Peel
personally responsible" Tho King, it is rumored and
believed, had consulted friends on the subject
Lord Fzroy Somerset has refused to accept his mission
for Spain
The Ambassador of Turkey, at Paris. has returned
temporarily to Constantnople. News from CONSTANT
nople is up TO 4tl March,
The unexpected return of the British squadron from
Malta had produced great sensation; all business
arrested insurance rose, and ships their departure had
been stopped.
vigorous struggle was expected soon on the FROM
The Chambers of Holland have rc.opened.
State Of Engiand.-The Journal du Commerce of the
3ls March, commenting the situation of the British
ministry, says, that while they had hoped to drag the
Parliament after them, they themselves have been
sciousy borne along on the tide OF reform offering conccs
sion ON concession "Reminiscences and recriminations
ensucd, and the Ministry has reached the
ITS apostacy and probably also that of its political
reer The motion of Lord John Russell, to apply the
excess OF the revenues of the Irish Church Protcstan
to the education of the Irish people, is the toucstonc
Peel must oppose it. If then, finding himself, he in
all probability WILL in minority, he still
persists in retaining his place. the comparison which
been made OF his adhesivcness to that of Polgnac will
not be without foundation. But the Journal thinks he
VIII not go far lie adds in conclusion that the
nSterdt cTiSS much in England than France
the is better acquainted with preventative
mcnt-that theirs is government OF ward
but that of France of rerogrddc All this coming
from the Journal of Commerce, makes believe that
deSpars o. defeating the American Indemnity BILL
Sir H. Douglas is appointed 10 the lonian Isles. The
Tories busy electonccrng in the interior towns
England under tire idle dream and dclusion that Sir Ro-
bert Peel viii dare to dissolve Parliament If hc does
we think IL will bring about revolution a certainty
and London "'Irois Josrs The time which the bets
iiN Tor Peel 10 resign was April Fools Day.
The Duke of Cumbc land HAS been made General of
Cavalry by the king of Prussia.
Prince Geo Leven, Sd son OF Prince lieven, is dead
PETERSBURG scarlet
Many says the London Courier OF March 9th have
pated from the ministerial benches, SEEING the Peel Wei
lington cabinet fast approaching 10 its dissolution
The King of Prussia is in bad health.
a letter of March 18TH from Algers gives frghtf;.l
account of recent slpwrecks there.
On the 10th, IN The sitting OF parliament, Sir Robert
Peel three times pressed divisions and three
leagues was truly pitcous. MIR. looks motion for
addressto his malesy to- grants charter the London
oiis''rSY was carried against ministers by the large
Highly important and gratifying ne,es from, France.-
taro~ra6e report on tic qreriean Indemnify Question.
BY the packet Sylvie dc Grasse from Iavrc, French
papers have been received from Havre the 3st and
Paris TO the Both of March, both inclusive They
tain the highly gratifying intelligence that the Commit.
tee of the Chambers to which had been referred the
tcrs connected with the question of the American Treaty
had reported in favor of making appropriation fulfil
the treaty The report made the 2Sth and unani-
mously IL concludes with the project OF law for the
purpose which conempateS the payment ofbOh principal
and interest The language is definite this head The
Paris papers also in commenting the report and BILL
speak of its allowing the interest we'll the principal
Our own papers have not to hand the time of
preparing this postscript, and fear shall re-
ccive them in time TO insert any This
ment however, comprehends the substance of the
important and indeed only important news brought by
this arrival There doubt entertained that the
bill would become law, and thus the question which
moment threatened to disturb the amcabc relations
between the two countries be adjusted without blood
shed.
Since the foregoing was in type have received from
the office of the American the following paragraph for
which courtesy thanks due
oiolvjHg shc list of speakers inscribed take
part in the American treaty: .vhe q aEe