Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-14
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new YORK, April S.-The London packet ship Pre-
sident Capt Moore arrived last evening bringing news
TO the 18th from London, and sailed from Portsmouth on
the 10th
, The French Cabinet is yet recognized although
the reports gain ground that the Duke Of Broge will he
the President OF the Council Whatever difficulties NAV
erse on this point the formation of the new cabinet will
not affect The question OF indemnity as one of the con-
oitions OF accepting office will be the support of that
measure in the Chambers.
SIR Robt Peel is feasng his ministerial friends and
reainers with splendid dinners al which are concerted
ana discussed all Important measures
The Queen of Spain has conferred on Baron Roths-
child The honor OF knighthood of the Golden Fleece.
ne money market, by private adviccs from London,
continues hrn The determination of the ministry not
10 resign, has been productive of this resutI APP
pretended that the stocks would fall in Of
tne minority IN which ministers found themselves the
House of Commons
PARIS, March ilth.-The following is the Kings an
swer: when he was waited upon by the President and
SecIeiares OF the Chamber oiDeputies Monday with
the Bills which had passed at the preceding Sitting:
nentcincn,.i am happy in having this opportunity
oil expressing to those who represent the Chamber of De-
punes how highly appreciate the prudence OF which
gave proof on Saturday, by posiponing those ques
IONS which would have rendered our
more complicated These cmbarrassmcnts are great
on one side have 10 contend with political PASSIONS and
on the other side have to combat the personal repug
nance OF very honorable men, who afraid TO take upon
themselves the burden of the Administration being too
neavy Tor them hope, however to succeed shortly in
overcoming all difficulties and all events nothinp can
result from endeavors but Ministry representing the
majority OF the Chambers. lie TEMPS
new speaker the Right Hon. James Abcrc
Is IN ms o9h year, having been born the Sth of Nov
100 lie is next brother to Lord Abercrombv-
humphrey dc Abercromby, living in 1873 younger son
OF Abcrcromby of that lk lnea ancestor of Sir
Aexander OF Birkenbog, first Baronc supposed to be
the chief OF that name, whose second SON Alexander of
Tullibody grandfather of the gallant Sir Rolnh
father OF the Speaker and of General Sir r. Abercromby
Sf g. IL, who died in 1897. The Right Hon gentleman
by his marriage with Mary Anne daughter OF f. Leigh,
Charge d'Ailars a Berlm-Heraid "
LoNDoS, March I3.-From Austria accounts have been
received of considerable importance. The new Empc
ror mas been found to possess the quality which all the
world who knows his weakness, had thought he was most
wanting in-ductility. Whatever his private views in
poHucs, or personal prepossessions against individual
ministers, he finds himself i'm situation which as he
cannot control, he has wisely brought himself To confirm
to. Prince Mecrnich is continued i'm his bigb tr,.i no
appointments under him TO be disturbed: and no
change Whatever is TO be made in the of
public affairs Prince Metternich is certainly the only
man III ms domnlons upon whose cooperation the En-.
peroi could safely count for counenance of the
state of things.
LoNpoN March l3-We have received bv express
the fars papers of Wednesday. No progress appears
yet to be made in the Ministerial arrangements and
even speculation had begun to flag upon the subject OF
IunoIs the latest in circulation that the Duke d.
Broghe was to be the Chief of the Cabinet and that the
Ministry would be purely Doctriaairc The King il is
Supposed oDsunately refuses any compromise upon the
SUBJECT OF the amnesty.
From Switzerland the last accounts are still of hos.
tile character. In addition the troops of Baden and
Wurtemburg, which threatened the frontier would seem
That Austria is adding its contingent To coerce tho Can
tons letter from Munich, in of the German pa
PS, Sucs mat IL is intended To form Gordon of Aus
uah baVarlan and uremburg troops in front of those
parts which abut upon Germany In Baden thay ot,o,
10 ureau an INVASION from Switzerland Differences o. =
lst between the Cantons the course To be prsued
under such threatening circumstances in general the
ancient military spirit of the people is boiling over with
Indignation at this aggression upon their national gh,
II Is stated in the Augsburg Gazette under the 6eod
OF Constantnope, Feb I3, that Mehcmet Ali had bccn
seiZeu WIN nervous complaint shat endangers his l,
III Is SAID he expressed regret he did not tho
tan, has ordered the tribute which was on board IN be m
Hitted TO Consaniinoplc be discnlbarked and has
urged the return of lbrahim Paca from SYRIA II adds
mat tie Sultan, receiving the intelligence summoned
Divan and proposed rcnew hostilies buf Xc,s ,l;
sed TO consult the Ambassadors of England and France
VINO have requested further instructions from fer r
sPectve Courts, and that Lord Ponsonby had also order
cd tlc movement of the British squadron.
The Paris papers contain advices from Bavonpa If
Inc St, which speak with confidence large reinforce
Mcnt oi 3,uOO men under General Alderman having
reached Navarro, and of Nina being prepared to open
the spring campaign oil the head combined force of
ooOo men lie is terrifying several points, as if he was
going carefully but deiernissoeJl work Iyo IN
yonne letters speak with much arshness of MARQUIS de
las Amarllas and his friends for having opposed cycrv
into great contempt.
In all the great towns of England bells were runq on
the Joyous event of MIR. Abecrombys election TO the of
hcc OF speaker. 1t is great triumph for the people
ana ue amendment TO the address, though by small
vote still greater.
FRINGE Augustus, in ascending the throne of Poruqa
SAID he should follow the and policy of Don Pc
dIo lie promises economy and offered the character of
ms own iather, Eugene Beauharnois guarantee of
his sincerity.
n grcdi discOrery If true Portable Afak- The prin
cpe or essence of milk has length been extracted
by evaporation at Paris called Lacoline which is mail
ered by heat and moisture and to which the addition of
nine -entls OF water makes excellent new milk What
marvellous accommodation this would be for our mack
cts, and all sea vessels, and for travellers
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