Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-12

blishment, with the intention Of rendering Il more ef
tuted.
"Another subject which will naturally occupy YOU i.
the state OF the Hthesin England and Wales aud mea
will be submitted to you having for its end the rem
dering this mode of providing for the clergy Fixed
and certain, and calculated TO relieve from that hucua
ton, and from those objections to which hitherto
been subject
"The principles Of liberation by which have been |
invariably guided, must render DESTROYS OF removing
any cause OF offence trouble TO the consciousness
OF that portion of my subjects; and am, therefore,
anxious that you should consider whether measures nv
not be framed, which, whilst they remedy any griey-
ances which affect those who dissent ffou the doc.
tne or discipline of the Established Church. will also be
oil general advantage to the whole body of the com
munity.
The speedy and satisfactory administration of justice
Is the hrst and most sacred duty of sovereign; and
earnestly recommend you consider whether better pro-
visions not be made for this great purpose in some
OF inc departments OF the law and particularly in
trust that you will be able to effect lust settle
ment of the question of Tithes in Ireland upon such
principles as will tend at length 10 establish harmony
and peace in that country
You already in possession of the Repor, of the
Commission appointed to inquire the state of the
Municipal Corporations in Ireland; and entertain the
hope that it will be in your power apply to any defects
and evils which uay have been shown exist in those
institutions remedy founded upon the principles
as those oil The acts which have been already passed for
England and Scotland.
"a further Report of the Commission Of Inquiry into
the condition of the poorer classes of my subjects in
Ireland, will speedily be laid before you You will ap.
Proach this subject with the caution due import
ance and difficulty; and the experience of the saluary
effect of the act for the of the Laws relating
to the poor in England and Wales may many respects
assist your deliberations.
a. rely upon your prudence and wisdom and upon
your determination TO nantain we'll amend the
Laws and Institutions of the country; and commit
these questions OF domestic policy, TO which have
deemed ii my duty direct your attention. into your
hands, persuaded that you will treat them as 10 in
crease the happiness and prosperity, by promoting the
religion and morality OF my people,
LoSDoS, Feb 4-Wednesday ercnng A strong OPT
mon has prevailed in the city, though without any
Unite knowledge on the subject that the Kings speech
will adopt warlike threatening towards Russia
IL has caused decline of Id per in Consols which
left off heavy so 81 to rs for money and 80 "a for
the account Exchequer bills continue 1885, TO 2Is
premium.
MADRID, Jan 27-Aher the vote of the Procuradores
on the S4 II was hardly possible for Ministers
tnue in office without having recourse to some decisive
measure which should enable them pursue the course
they stood pledged for towards the country All parties
seemed TN iact TO be conscious of this that il
with no feelings whatever of surprise that both Cham
bes heard yesterday the reading of the Royal ordinance
by which the actual Cortes and called 10
meet again, after the completion of the elections on
the goth March, 1896 The electoral iuntas are to assem-
bic the 18th of February the provincial untas on
the 10Th of the month The contest will now be
between the electors and the candidates
to the policy of the actual Ministers. hardly doubt
that the result will be favourable the latter The
conduct OF many of the surely at var
ance with the wishes of their constituents and the latter
independently OF their devotion to liberal principles are
100 IN the maintenance Of public order place
again the country by re-electing the enemies of the
present ministers, under the danger of commissions
through the repetition of the which preceded the
formation OF the Mendizabal Ministry.
In the meantime tranquility reigns in the capital and
appears IN no danger of being disturbed 1t was ru-
incurred among the opponen It's Of minister's that M Men
dizabal was about to resign but there real ground
Tor such rumonr M Mendzabal, after having a long
interview with the British Ambassador proceeded the
Pardo to wait the Regent with whom he has remain
ed up To the present hour
The journals of all shades of politics, such rs the
Comercio Revista Abeja and Espenot approve of the
measures adopted by Nj. Mendzaba The Madrid Ca
zee contains kind of Ministerial explanation relative
to the circumstances by which Ministers have been
ven to the necessity of dissolving the Cortes
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