Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-16

from Chcrbourg and that Commodore Elliott and scvc.
raj of the officers had landed in the pilot.boat The
Constitution continued under sail about four LEAGUES off
the Wind being light and Norternly. IL was expected
that MIR Livingston and his family would embark ON the
Following day, and immediately make sail for the United
States IL limited in the Messenger that am am, II.
ent IN the law on the subject Of the American treaty
to be proposed in the Chamber OF Peers by some friend
OF the Government, with view relief from the
consequences OF the demand for satisfaction
by General Valazc in the Chamber of Deputies
The Chamber of Peers chiefly occupied with the
trial OF the Lyons conspators The proceedings as yet
The report is, that the Chamber of Peers will strike
out the clause requiring explanation of u.s. We should
hope not, because the lower house may NOT conc,r d
them the question will still remain unsettled.
The arrival of Lord Elliot at the army of Carlos seems
10 nave had the effect 20 stay the butchees which
nave disgraced the two concndng armies Zumalacar-
reguy and Valdez have shown disposition 10 act with
some humanity to their respective prisoners
me love OF Don Carlos pretcnsons of divine right
10 e throne Is so estravagant to induce him to reject
most oil the propositions made to him for peace.
The plague ut Alexandria appears TO abalc.
IL proposition for appropriating nearly 90 millions
francs to canals &c. in France before the Chamber Of
Deputies. The American spirit has reached them
The new rail road at Brussels opened in the begin.
ming OF May with great rcjoicngs
The London Courier congratulat.s MIR O'Conpcll ~,
late speech of his, i'll which this gentleman has so far
modified his opinions to be in favor of in,rodr.;n
poor laws into Ireland
The emigration OF many substantial farmers and their
families from Holland TO the United States begins TO ex
cite some notice in the Dutch papers
One third the Peers of France declined to attend the
trials OF the Lyons conspirGtor Among others the dis
tnguished Marshal Sonit on the ground that he had
been an opponent of the accuscd-1his looks n Little
squirting us 10 the future.
Paris ~
His Majesty William " held a leyee Nav 5th NJ,
which all the new ministry figured away on the brilliant
scrnrwhere no longer TO be found late
Wellington, Peel, &c. =
MIR. Charles Grant has been elevated to the pceraye
with the title OF Baron Glenelg oflnverness
Chantry issmaking bust of Sir Robert Peel for the
King. to be placed i'm Windsor Cnsfia
Much Fermentation exists in Greece particularly in
reoponessus The Samans have actually quilted Greece
The Courier Francois says of MIR. Livingston Gle
evinced much umour when he Quilted Paris. md snid
plainly that he considered the passing of the law as
aended more insulting than the rejection of the law it.
sell could have been snce had this been the case il
would nave taken place against the wish the Govern
ment; whereas now Government and the Chambers in
siSt on President Jackson retraction
Lord Heytcsbury is go India nor Lord Amherst
to Canada-nor Sir Howard Douglas 10 the Ionan isles
nor Sir Robert Wilson to the Mediterranean These
were Wellington avores and are, of course not con-
sidered sufficiently liberal
hr Lindey the composer, and of the author of the
Duenna' and brother to Mrs. Sheridan is dead at Lon
don, aged 20.
Marshal AIason has accepted the post of Minister of
1t WILDE remembered that Lord Ayanley made in the
House of Lords some offensive expressions toucb;ng
Mr. OConne The latter shortly after retorted in his
pace IN iie House OF Commons calling him 'bloalcd
bnhoon Lord Alvanley, through Col Damer sent a
challenge to o Connell Lord Alvanley slept over the
afront Tor four days, while Mr.. OConne was still in
anu because ne does not receive answer Immediately
and before there time 10 receive it, reports Con-
neil at the clubs under injurious imputatons and en-
beavers TO get Brooks club OF which they were both
members, TO pass vote upon him. The Duke of Nor
iok inadvertently signed requisition for this purpose
but afterwards regretted it, The general opinn il
against Alvanley. The London Courier saws
"Gentlemcn know that when they mean to fight they
never proclaim their intention in club houses nor resort
70 the pubic press to proclaim it in the streets Let
Alyaney continue his fcul-nouthed description of irish
member p ne Will hnd many OF them not disncncd
lcved that he takes pleasure
wings and reformers -
la consequence of the above proceedings Mr. MORGAN
Council, son of Daniel, challenged Lord Alvaniey
throwing aspersions upon his courage Mr. Hodges was
the bearer of the message-Col. Damer, Lord A IS
iend; and the challenge being ediaely accepted the
parties met near Regent Park, fired IL PAGES three
shots, without any effect apology when they retired
Israeli, snnor, and MIR. Morgan o Connell son OF
Daniel have had spree, exchanged cards & c-grow-
ing out of speech of ConnelI's ID Israeli wanted
morgan to take up the insults offered to his Morgan 81
dihef, ior whom the young entcrtains
appears supreme aversion and disgust He SAYS i'm
conclusion - - "
. shall take every opportunity of holding vonr IN
theirs name to public contempt and eryenilv pray
that you or of his blood may attempt to ayenpe the
unexunguishable hatred with which / Shall pursue his
existence" r as
Siessrs Maurice and John o Cornell had both been
arrested IN London and bound over implicated in the
affair OF Morgan Otonnell and ID Israeli
Tie EtceonS.-Foureen members of the Cabinet ba ve
been already reelected and two contests are prndino =
Inc nomination for the West Riding of York shire took
place on Wednesday, at Wakefield in the presence OF
4oooo persons and the polling is appointed for Mon
day and Tuesday The correspondent of the NIorning
Chronicle writing from Wakefield says "The inercs,
occasoned by the election here is intense The pars.ns
OF Doth parties are doing their utmost All sorts of m,
hors Were aloat yesterday and this nlorning-amonpst
ohers, tat 900 men coming from Leeds and every
party anticipated riot. Mr. Wortlcy has been terrible
peited at some paces-not the best mode of exbibng
opinion, certainly Sill is clear that the feeling of the
manufacturing part of the population is very strono
against HIM The supporters of Mr. Wortley now main
I mat ms prospects better than they la We
given out Great influence has been quietly excrted i'm
ms behalf the effects Of which cannot but be felt still !,
Is the opinion OF most well informed persons here tina,
'|ord Nlofpeth must win, and by very considerable
majority The polling will take place on Monday and
Tuesday and the declaration on Thursday Some of the
polling places are about 20 miles distant The conslitu.
ency is about 10000 in number"
Lord John Russell was defeated in Deyonshre by the
parsons and the corporations but Yorkshire presents
manufacturing population, who read and think and
VINO know me value OF the reform principle and consc-
quenty Lord Morpeth is quite safe
Ministers, it will be seen have exhibited carlv svn,r
toms OF vgor They have already annulled some Tory
appointments, and among other good acts they Ia We
recalled II Is said, that modest gentleman Sir How arr
Douglas -
The sales of Cotton in Liverpool for the week ending
the 9Th, were 1850 bales, including
1870 bales Upland, at 10 to 3d.
1900 do. Orleans, 10 to I3d
227O do. Alabamas 10 TO II I2d
One of the most hardened offenders of whom we ha
any recollection is Mary Burdock recently executed AT
bTistol LOT the murder Of woman who lodped in her
mouse up to the moment Of her execution she exhibit
ca not the slightest trace of Tcmorse She entered mi.
nuey INTO the settlement Of her property and when
told 10 think of this worlds CONCERNS se said
ri end -. Is.as.