Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-16

70 ,s niing The situation OF alderman, qualification
Oh IoVo and being rated at 800 per year equal 10 the
possession OF property "a $500 amount
After few words from Mr.. Gorins Mr. Roebuek rx-
pressed his determination take the sense Of the house
appcared-
For the fio qualification 81
g. MAJORITY, ..,;,................. 2s4
Sir H. rcei altered his proposition from e 10 and G2O
to E30 aud :fI5 which was eventually agreed 10 80
The amendments introduced into clauses 80 % Az
"a. and 10, were agreed 10 without discussion - -
On clause AZ being proposed the Attorney. General
submitted an amendment, 10 the effect that II any ind
ydu1l shall be sued under this qualification clause il
shall be incumbent upon the to prove his
without calling upon the defendant to Acknowledge bis
lapse.
Alter very considerable discussion in which Nrr ,
Mr. Sergeant Jockson the Solicitor General, MIR j.
Jarvis, and several other members took part the gallery
was cleared for division, when there appeared
TOT inc amendment, ....................... 167
ns""s' !" $1,000 ......-............-. 63
The last intelligence from the Continent is contained
in the following extract from the correspondence Of the
London Standard ofthe LIST September:
LAW AGAINST fuE PRESS
Paris, Ang 3O.-After which would ha We dis
graeed ST CHESS, the Faubourg ST Marceau-afirr
cries and yels, which find parallel even in The hull
bats OF Madrid the dog and rat fights and hunts NJ
the cockpita hours of tunnltuous belloing and
Iaving where he who had the strongest lunys and
inc most stcntrrlan voice had the best chance of
being heard. The Deputies Of Franco last NIGHT voted
their law OF censorship against the French press
Out vi the 9oJ deputies OF which the Chamber is
composed, 3'y were presents and of those go there
were 2sO in favor of the project and 1913 AGAINST
H. The majority for the whole hill was 70. The on
~ decent alteration made in the project of law was that
winch reduced the caution money from S,0OO to OOUl
Sterling All the rest passed, for the alterations
made arc not worth noticing No one in France can nos
write print that he is Republican or Lcgitimst
NO one discuss, whether France liz or il moi nr
pared for the constitutional form of goycrnnenf nrend
ca TO be adopted by the fasfed aud violated charter of
le3O No one now discuss whether that charter be
auiy or perfect NO one now can discuss whether the
character OF the revolution of July violent or LEGAL
unjust admirable No one low can discuss whetber
legitimate monarchy has more of force in it than one
raised upon Paris barricades Whatevcr is, is right
Tins IS The law now, (or will be in a few days when
the Chamber OF Peers shall have sanctioned the mea
sure) and whatsoever shall dare say that all which is
Is ro right shall be taken, before Jury but before
the Court OF Peers and sh Ill be condemned as that cour
may think ht TO hne, imprisonment the gaeys Danish
eh', imprisonment even in the land Of transportation
or 10 dea lhis fair and satenen, of the
law First of all journal supply to the Govern
ment 4OOOf sterling before it can be established -
second journal must supply geraa director who
shall possess IN his name onethrd of this caution money
Ihd, this journal must be signed by the geran who is
iesPohsple ior every article it contains. Fourth, the
journal must publish such articles tho Governme mt
tnink mt to send TO it, and that for nothing at all pro-
vided te article be not longer than the which
Is reply. Filth, the journal cannot continue to be
published after the condemnation of one gerant until
another gerdnt shall be appointed. could 90 on for
another hour with the ALGERIAN barbares of This l,y
Out The sketch ! have given is sufficient.
And then as TO pictures and prints From the moment
this law shall be promulgated not only caricature
scripton, can be published sold or given awav or
handed about either scientific artial or even the de-
signs OF pocket handkerchefs, woolen cloths or
on any material whatever, without the prior consent of
me government and of its agents. | admit that the
prints published in France often indecent and ought
TO be seiZed and destroyed their exhibition i'm shon
windows tends TO injure the of the rising genera
ton But that even chld's book, with wood cuts Of
animals or Of cottages, cannot be published without The
previous consent of the government being obtained TO
the publication of those wood cuts is refinement in
censorship which cannot fail of being nreinJ;cI 70 t
af fla ,hf,ln
And finally as to The theatres. From the moment this
law shall be promulgated theatre shall be established
ana no individual piece can be performed without the
previous permission of the Minister of the Interior ANY
violation OF this law viii entail with il fine and imprs.
from coC to 1000 francs and from month
10 one years Imprisonment, besides prosecution for the
thought to be sedtous.
LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARKET August o.
Our market this week has again aboured under great
depression and some holders Of American have forced
sales at considerable decline from our quotations of
last week; this reduction has, To-day Friday however
induced buyers to take 5000 900 bags and we close
upon The whole rather frmer. The Surat and Bengal
oiered to-day by auction withdrawn without bid
ding, put about 300 Suat have since been sold AT fair
prices 200 American have been taken speculation
ToBAcco1he sales have been limited to 20 hhds of
Virginia leaf, 40 hhds Virginia stcmmed and 40 hhds
Kentucky siemmed, without any alteration in prices
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
NEW YoRK Oct l2-By the packet ship England
TO Sept. 9TH. N''''
ne Rouse oil Commons, it seems, contrary To the
Peucuohs OF the ultratory Journals received the nu-
tIiatlons of the Municipal Corporation Bill from the
Lords III spirit of generous cancellations and even went
TO the extent Of surreBdcrng provisions of mo-
nlent 10 which they had previously adhered with much
pertnacIty The London Times TO our surprise seems
again on the point of taking ground and veerinp
around IN support of the Commons He pxhorts ,le
feeTs to pause, and meet the Commons in the spirit of
huhess, or bloodshed and revolution may be the con-
sequence Yet, consistent with weathercoc nro0i
gacy OF this mammoth journal he concludes his
CANDID view OF the subject by admitting that the Peers on
again receiving the bill from the Commons appeared to be
acuated by no esprit of blind actious resentment
Their objections, says the Times founded on facts
ana are carefully drawn if understandable ineren-
ces Sir Robert Peel and the Melbourne ministry seem
to have acted on this question with harmony.
Joseph and Lucian Bonaparte at the Adelph Ho-
TEL Liverpool Sept Slh they have engaged the whole
OF the packet ship Philadelphia commanded bv Cant
Brown which was to sail from Liverpool that day They
have but ~ persons in their suite The Duke of Ne
mours with his brother, the Prince Of Jonvle were oc
cuPying adjoining rooms ia the same hotel as the Bona
parties They have passed each other by but merely
bowed. - '
The virtual adoption by the Commons of all the amend
ments TO the Corporation Bill by the Lords is looked
upon as an act Of submission. The bill was finally to
pass the Commons on the night Of the 7tI.
COTTON MARKKT-yfoHday, September 7.-rIe mar
Ret IS steady though the sales Saturday and today
alteration. ~
SPAiS-The Nayarrese insurgents, Aug 81, were at
OrganIa, menaced by Gurrea aud HI Pastor. Nothing
decisive has taken place Carlos without any plan
and his forces distracted New attempts at rin at
barcelona, Aug %, had been promptly suppressed
rory companies OF stationary National Guards were
being organized at Madrid The Urban militia were TO
be destined for active service.
The British Auxiliary legion have broken the ice and
had severe action at OTuinend and displayed their ma