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

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phrase into the foundation of these laws.
Inc Hon Deputy, like his employers, like the inqui-
siuon and like mto!erant men of all ages anl countries
like The Bishop of Exeter, and the editor of the Stand
arddescfibed the expression of opinion as crime and
therefore he proposed to punish it he would assassna
ton or robbery The Ministers and their fric nd want
monopoly OF the printed expression OF thought They
insist that they only right and that all who differ from
them shall be deemed guilty of endanserng The sccnr;
y OF the State Their principles completely con-
genial to those of Tories and own hiyIay-
ing olra-Protestants who have long maintained A.,-
sive laws on account fopnions AID have long pcrsec
ted and punished men for differing from them that w
are asonislcd that they have not been s,nten win
& I :, s1no'ohee 10 themselves, and have not hug
yed IL IN their embraces. The French Ductrinarcs
are the heirs of the Divine Right principle OF the Inn
pcrIal and Bourbon rule, just Tories inherited
similar principle from the Stuarts and the Jaco.
bites, and both parties make il the business of their lives
TO give effect to their iavore dogmas Both arc del,
ed With strong, repressve, biting laws-laws TO NM
down the press, and preserve their power from er
clsnl; and nothing but the blind animusy which the
Tories bear TO the Government of Louis Philippe as the
OFFSPRING oil revolution, could have prevented them
seeing that the Doctnarics acting on their ow pn
cipies, and from embracing them brothers Their
blindness however, has had the good effect of making
.he press OF England unanimous in its condemnation OF
the miserable attempt o the French Government i'm the
18th century, To the doctrines of the nquisilion
anu class the expression fopinion with robbery
der.
Our letters and describe what has occurred in
The Chamber rutcs we have no additional
except the announcement in the that The
auxiliary Portuguese force has actually entered Spain
In the House OF Lords. Aug 2Sih, Lord Melbourne
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third time. The Eail Of Winchilsea moved that il be
read u third lime that day six months Their Lordshps
divided The Contents were 50, the Non. Contents O.
MAJORITY IN It's favor, Ga Lord Wnchlsea was there
lore supported by four Noble Lords Alter some verbal
alterations, tho Bill was passed and to the Com
mons.
In the House of Commons, August 90 the Corpo
ration bii was brought up from the Lords The Chan
printed, and taken consideration ON Monday mr.,
re deprecated previous discussion Mr. Hume and MIR
Conneil having deprecated the notion that such alter.
nS nj heGn asio hut l. III
oy the Commons the Bill was ordered To be printed
y Lo"dcn ing 81. Iiceire o'eioch--Thc letters from
Paris OF Saturdays date do bring any later ineli
gence oi Importance from Spain, have any arri-
walls direct OF interest The Money Market in Paris is
however described as being in much more healthy and
r state Than has lately characterized it, and the prices
oil all the securities had materially improved The five
per cent Rents closed at 100 francs 50c and the three
per cents at ~ francs 0c Spanish CORES Bonds we're
81 It he Coupons l78; the three per cents % 81:
kenes Pcrpetuelles 81 Ia the New Loan 40 81 and
GuebhaTds 80 l2; Portuguese Regency Bonds had risen
In our own Money Market notwithstanding the anxi
ETY. whichis felt for the result the proceedings in the
tionse OF Commons tonight, but upon which subject
although numerous reports are in circulation nothing of
dehnitive or official nature has yet transpired-a SINH
improvement to that experienced in the French Mar
kethas occurred Consols being 90 to 6 for the Account
90 ID rs for money, Omnium 7-S premium
In 'he Foreign Market this is the settling day, but
the account having been on a limited scale but little
difficulty with exception, has been felt, and the
prices OF most Securities steady. Spanish Stock
is 40 l-2 Al, Scrip 10 Ia Is Ia discount Portuguese
90; and Columbian 80 1.2 81
1.-TWO oclock.-The Consol Market remains very
steady at W to Is for the Account and the Omnium
q In the Foreign Market Spanish Stock is 40 Sd Al
Id Scrip 10 ~ - discount Deferred, IL TO ID and
So the three per So l-2 So; Brazilian Sc A A.
Colombian, 80 Id 4; Gillian, % to 49, Mexican 30 to
&c; Peruvian 20 to 27 Dutch FIVE per cent Stock is lOI
rs lG2 ID and the and half per cents So rs Sd
l-e. Belgian, 100 Ia Sd; and Russian 100 to 70"
FRANCE.
Tile French naners ,F E.;da, - c...-i 81,
letters OF our Private spondents almost
svey occupied with the proceedings of the Chamber of
Deputies relative to the press. The of caution
money was the question that gave rise TO the principal
discussions on the last sttings, and in compliance with
the Recommendation of the committee, the amount al
hrs proposed has been dimipshedirom 200 600 francs
to 100000 francs.-The division of the amend
ments proposed by the Opposition which was to the effect
that the existing journals should be exempted from the
operation of an past jacfo law lest only by ma
jority of eight in Chamber consisting of 3fS Members:
ana Inc minister's 1T is said, anxously looking for
the arrival OF some OF their supporters from the provin-
ces, who were expected TO arrive in Paris before the
next sitting.
Though the measures consequent Ficschi attempt
on the ie OF the King have, for the time, almost sup
planted the interest taken in the attempt itself yet new
incident occurred on Friday which has contributed re-
new the attention of the Parisans that event: per
son named Pepin, who suspected h. We furnished
fieschi with the for carrying his atrocious scheme
INTO execution, was apprehended by the Police and is
said made some important disclosures but whilst the
commssary and two of his agents searching the
OF .e Tor papers the suspected criminal
himself contrived to clpde their vigilance escape
ms anxiety TO eyade judicial inquiry has of course
gwen additional strength to the suspicion against Pepn
London Courier, august 81.
SPAIN.
The accounts from Spain in the French Papers are of
little interest Don Carlos according TO the last accounts
was at Esella and action had taken place Courier
august 81
Pans, Aug. ga letter from Madrid of the 10Th
states That the city remained tranquil. Several Dcpu.
cs have been arrested. The revolutionary leaders AT
Barcelona, alarmed the landing of the foreign lie.
glon at arragona, and some of the violent mem.
bers OF the unta have fed The news of the occupation
OF Portugalea by the Carlisls is not confirmed
-, [.nesSag6r.
The German papers contain extract relative 10
Greece, from tie Smyrna Journal of July mot rood
changes have taken place in the Greek Ministry that
the German and Greek troops have had several ARRAYS
az Argos and Nnpol and that the finances of Greece are
In most dePlorable condition, the deficiency for the
year 1854 being 9.3OO 900 drachms. The German pa
Pers say that the probable object of Prince Mloscs vi
to Consantnopc is orgaaizc military force for the
preservation of order in Bosnia
LATE FROM SPAIN.
by inc snip Empress, Capt HaItshorn we learn that
revolution had broken out at Andalusia Seville Mala-
ga, and Grenada, on the 23d and 9th August The
new constitution of 1912 was proclaimed and all tL.
ner were Killed and wounded. The troops were put
down. ana all that were not in favor Of the consttu-
ioh were either shot or Imprisoned There was great
Joy and illumination throughout the place when Capt
H. leit tranquility had then been in measure restor-
cd.-Caplain III brought 40 papers
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
NORFOLK, Oct 13.--We are indebted TO Capt Gro
wei, OF the Ship Grafton, of Boston, arrived in amp-
ton Roads Sunday light last from Liverpool whence
she sailed on Tie 3D. Sept for copies Of Bells Life in
London Of Tie Both August, and tie London and Liver
pool Standard, Of the Isl Sept.
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