Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22
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coliisin with and the detection of NJ Hunann relative
10 TIE reduction of the five per cents, found The cham.
Der no, disposed to go with them A vote on Tie sub
jcct Icit them greatly IN the minority.
The ministers accordingly resigned The King first
cndeayncd to procure tie assistance OF Nj. Human to
form cabinet he the ostensbe source Of the dis
soluiion but after many frivolous excuses he positively
declined.
Mrssrs Dnpin, passy and Sauzct, were sent for OH
the 9 By The King, and had long conference with him.
In the midst of these difficulties, Geographic de.
spalch was communicated from the French Ambassador
at London, informing the Government of the - and
message Of our President relative to Mr. Barton 5
correspondence and causing much alarm in Paris by the
statement made that tho President had recommended 10
Congress " shut the American ports against French
vessels
The Monitcur du Commerce, in wishing to calm the
excitement which this unexpected announcement
stoned, very properly that il would he Of mo-
meutary duration, the offer Of mediation by Great
Britain mus, have reached the United States in time 10
prevent any rash being adopted by Congress.
The ruIliors Immediately circulated tha. the changed
aspect of things with respect TO the U. States would
Of necessity, bring back the Broglc ministry; but this
suimisc doubtless suggested by their friends received
very little countenancc.
Count Mo,alivcl, wlio had on the 1Ith been charged
by the King TO confer the subject Of cabinet
seemed disposed TO have participation in the matter
lie did not ;crl inclined 10 in with any ministry ii
which NJ. Dupn should make 4 part.
hIos of Tie members Of Peers also refused aSsnca!e
witt. cabinet in which NM Dupn, passy and s5auzct
were he tie prime pal ingredients These gentlemen
spoken Of the boosted representatives If new
party, hc parliamentary or constltui!"na winch has
risen up upon the ruins of the docrnairrs and tc dis.
solved ministry. The parliamentary party in the Cham.
her would not, however, have Obtained against
the ministry without the assistance Of Tie T!erspart
and other fragments.
On the lll Of February, the three gentlemen above
named formally announced TO tic King lrir ina
by 10 form new cabinet, but nevertheless their vii
lngnrss TO accept Of any position III such caJct which
he mig iii assign to them.
There appears to have been through the whole Of this
affair. which remained By last atvices in the same
uncertainty: vast deal o! rGcGsscrtC and intrigue tic
revival OF old hateGs and The generation of new anu pa
tl.ics which, combined together, greatly rs dcd Tie
free action Of the King. Among tlc difficulties which
arc Of permanent character, is the general disarpro5a
ton which To exist against tine Tor It's
continued prosecutions and prosecutions Of "a" inv!-
duais of Lyons and others accused OF political dcrcc.
tons Especially has the law against the press become
odiuus, and a. Fi!!e!ian (hc famous lecturer, now
member of c Chamber Of fecrs is said 10 have posi-
tvc! refused to cmrr the ministry Unless such laws
were abrngat'd.
Tie following list Of persons who would rrobabIy
Ter into The Cabinet, seems To have given general salts.
fact:rn and produced slight advance at the Boursc,
February l;2th:
A. Thicrs, Foreign Affairs; AontaIvct, Interior; Du-
pin. Justice; Ducliatel, Finances; Sauzet, Public In
slrnclion; Pussy, Commerce.; Maison, War; Dupcne,
Marine.
Gu2ot IS spoken OF as President Of the Chamber Of
D;prcs-tc Duke Of Brogic ambassador IT, london,
in lace Of Srbastiani, who would 90 10 Nap!rsM Per
sill 10 be Peer and pr0curcar general OF that body.
]: is said, il Passy is minister, A gcrs will be aban-
dv,rh.
Il vas cx;ccted drlnlye arrangement Of the Cahi-
net would be made in trw days.
The genera! opinion the London exchange that
the Barton ssagc 70 Congress would blow over,
immediately arrested tie speculltons which had began in
munitions OF war
One Of the French journals after stating that the me-
dia"n the Plus ntrn TO which the Government
should ro says ali this mediation refused by the
PrcS;ymt it would be difficult to ina gnc, supposng
Congress should cct his proposition Of nonner-
COURSE that Government would act in the interest OF
the country if il crossed its aud waited OF
the Journals advise for successor Of Geneal Jackson 10
finish TIE ai:ar
The procurao:rs Of Spain have been dissolved, and
elections were to take place immediately. This
Il measure Of Alrndizaiai, and gives satisfaction
The trial Of Fics"!li is going o.
The Queen ci Naples is dead
Grn. Nina, al Barcelona announces with much tx
ua.ian the capture the latter part Of January OF the for
trrSs Of ST. Maria del Hort. i'll the bosom Of the Catao
nan mountains, and where the rebels had committed
The greatest accitcs upon the prisoners they had con-
fined
Eagland.--In the English House of Commons, Feb
g. the minister Of lie Home Department presented an
important modification Of the alien act, by which sNan-
ger arriving in England will have only 10 declare his
and Tie place lie lrcm and also, Ges!gnat
Lord John Russell, also presented bill for the CON-
mutation Of the lhrs Of England and Wales.
In the debate which took place the address in
swrr 10 lc King Lord Stuart regretted there not
more significant disposition cvnccd TO take ground
agan" the threatened usuTpatOns Of Russia IN the cast;
aiId that the Poles not mentioned they had been
with much generous sympathy by the French Cham
Der Of Dcputirs,-hc (l;ubert PceD said he highly
Glallirr! with the alliance between France and England
and hoped would continue for the preservation Of the
peace Ct Europe. lie in extension Of The COM
ncrcia relations OF Tie two countries Lord Palmerston
said, the present system Of policy based upon the
moral amriio!aon 0: the people. The demand or all
re,srd appropriation for the British navy met with
appreciation.
BY the arrival othc packet ship FHgtnta, Capt Har-
rs from Liverpool, have regular files Of papers.
The Virginia sailed on the i4t! February.
The Kings speech has excited much attention here,
and is whole, gives lnucl satisfaction.
In the original draft vi the speech paragraph,
which al!ui@d to Russia conduct towards Poand ard
Turkey in terms a. severe r"probation. In Council, tue
King drew his pen tiroug SAYING, No, no-hs will
get Us into war.
When the King read the speech in the House Of
Lords i, was very DARK. and he could with difficulty,
read L. liz made many mistakes, and called 10 Lord
M,nurN, 'Aivbourne, what word is this :: and Mel
bourne, what the deuce this :: At last, he said, loud
enough 20 be heard by the reporters" Melbourne why
the d don't thrv bring in canGles:" Al last Utc
taper brought in; the King then told The Par
lament that he hal not lie feared been able TO make
himself in;ciligb!r lie must commence reading The
speech dc nara, which he did.
In The Lords the address to the King usually echo
Of tic ypccch) nuvcLby the Duke Of Lcinster yv
lands only Duke and seconded by the Earl Of Burlng-
ton (ncphew 90 the Duke Of Duns!rc) The part o.! tie
speech referring TO the reform of the Irish Corporations
lecoinnrn that they should be rcuiodccd upon the
SAN. principles those Of the acts which have been al
ready passed Tor England and Scotland" The Duke Of
Wellington objected to the address. plcdging the House
of Lords 10 legsate for Ireland precisely the same
principles municipal reform had been granted to
England and Scotland. Ministers submitted 10 change
the sentence in The address, TO more general pledge,
but reserved tie right TO give Ireland municipal reform
exactly tie principles the bill for Eng land
a.i Scotland.
In the Commons, Sir John Wrcttcsley moved and Mr..
Parker seconded the address Sir r. Peel lGoycd the