Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13
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NEW YuEk. Oct. 8.

LATE FROM FRANCE
By the ship Suy. Capt. Forbes, from Havrc, we have
Paris dates 10 Sept. lst, and Ilavre to Sept. I'd.
The odous law against the press has passed the Cham
bers by vote of 22G to l55. The notifications in re-
spcct to the Theatres. somewhat favorable.
The Municipal Corporation Bill was still under dis
cussion in the House Of Lords.
NJ Dupin, the President of the Chamber: has reused
according to the usage to carry the law Of the press to
the King.
The chncrn is extinct in the department Of the War;
but is making fearful progress in Piedmont. At Genoa
up Aug ~ there had been % Deaths and at Nice lbs
at Cont $40. The cordonS SanitaircS abandoncd-
Much alarm exists in ltal y.
The Emperor of Austria will not attend the Congress
al Toplitz.
Gold continues ~ be received in considerable quaint
ties from France at tho camp Of Don Carlos at Esclla
The girl Nina Lassnrc, Of the is'rrsscs of tho as
sassn Fieschl said TO he tall and interesting brunette
rnaugre The loss of one eye.
The Duke de Joinvillc to embark on board the
figate Dido visit of instruction the naval cstab
lisIlments at Portsmouth, Plymouth, &c
The National, rrMarking upon the law of the press,
says it will be left to be whether the Peers will op
pose the prudence OF senate to The madness of popu
lar assembly This, however, is hoping without hope.
lie says the law the work Of precipitation and wrath,
and crowded with contradictions, o,scuritics omissions
&c The Courier Francois, the Constittionnce, the
Impartial, and the Messenger, hold similar language.
The conductors Of the Press in France, being in
deprived of their VOCATION talk Of emiyratng 10
fore countries where they may vnd:cule The liberties
Of France without molcstation.
Marshal Clausel in his proclamation NJ ALI !ers, Aug.
~, holds out the prospect that the French colony there
may one day be hcurishing and populous those
planted by The English in the United States.
The rgitima,isls said to be assembled in consdera
bic numbers at Geneva.
Charles y. and the Duke of Bordeaux, have set out for
IoPlhz. The Duchess Of Angoulenle and Mile Bcrri,
are gone visit to the Prince of Rohan. The Duke Of
bacas Is with the King.
The Duchess of Berri is gone to Austria. She and
the old cx king Charles and their little courts in
state Of deadly hostility
In England all eyes are intent upon the breach which
now seems inevitable between the Lords and Commons
In the sitting of the House of Lords on the 9th Lord
Melbourne moved the rejection of some of the most sig
nl'icant amendments made to the Corporation BILL par
tculaiy that respecting the pccunary qualifications for
eligibility and that which vested in Aldermen their seats
for life Lords Peterborough Haddngton and Lynd
hurst opposed the motion, which ios-S9 for it, lGO
against it. Lord Melbourne then said he could not an
uciPate the assent Of the Commons any Of the amend
ments and Lord Brougham, in speech frequently in
erruPted, spoke of the inevitable rejection Of the life
clause, which he characterized odious and fatal
The bill, with its amendments sent down to the
Commons the lSth but would not be discussed there
before the 2lst il was necessary to reprint it with the
Lords amendment
Many petitions have already been presented to the