Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-05
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..,,r,yE DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
Ir"H%I,:i. p. My the ship Roscoe, we have re-
I'4 .,,..ar files to the eth of June, WHICH was
c,v"d 80. -r,r: Tor the discussion OF the Irish Su-
.s az? ~: n ;hs House Of Lords Our correspondent
~;::s.: Jr:.e 2i-The crisis is still impending
!,A ,os have rejected the principle. hit utterly
TX ~, tie details OF the fteFs b'i Tor anni,iia'ing
i-.:"J ,',r2v!a,.onS in Ireland. On Monday
&l''Ti, ,a l.;l the Commons went into serious
''si' E;sf,,ion upon the Bill, and, in two hours,
E:SNS 49, o,-.nai clauses restored-with scarce
"-"? " oou,,..on from the Tories. Peel merely pro-
w.. ,,;nst the decision OF the majority being con-
"J : invov,ns The acquicsGeacc OF his s!oe OF the
.-'''o n. The next day, the Bill was completely made
"'s' ia ,,l,n VI ich | have already sent you) and a
.. -. a.,,lnisG 10 draw up the reasons why The
."'' 4,ri,rs accepting the - amendments of the
~. On Friday il. slt this Committee, Consisting OF
~" .> MINISTER'S . Connel and other liberal Ren,-
-, made report 10 tie House. aud their reasons
= - ,-ti;s,rv stamped with approval, and commu-
.~src - the leS'S' =" "t1 10 ~1-eN 0''A''''-e "a
". Ri,e, chancellor Of the ExcheGner,) the
r:n b,oug at down 10 lie bar Of The Commons the
isrt ..5easons.' Tary complained, and justly, (as
must nave "O:ic2G} that the Irish Corporation Bal!
,..5 from, the Peers was not the as That re-
;ass,as agaius: the Lords amendments having
- ,.,, in tx. House OF Lords, by the Marquis of
a., ,Dwne. It yaS agreed that they should be consi-
!, ,, Friday l!o.mGrrow.) bet Oh Monday evening,
-. ,s agreed, Oh ie suggestion o! the Duke OF We'll
, I'm, the debate should not commence until next
.a!2t-s1 1!!11 !ou eI''No' ''-o' " ~ -'' ''s -
,.sksl
H., viii he done no one can guess. Some reports
, ;.a, ;he,e is Z split in the Tory camp; the Duke
~ Wellington blaming Lord Lyndhurs' tor pushing
s!cn az extremity that the Lords must either
rss,.,-Qn intermediate course being quite
. s,i. la hp
~ -. resolved 10 re- Get the bill restored by the
rn,Ds 4 l..G oe-du is, that the Peers will grant
f,,,,as 10 some ST. (nsiead Of 1eeire uf the lar
-. IRISH ;owns, and then attempt compromise.
,a.ax lr Lords @il! not ye!d-as an indication they
.,, y the Government, Chancery Reform Bill, last
,ir!.y week. ~ Z vote VI ~ |" ~.
Zane 2sA-G o'clock, p. ".
: the packet did moi sail this morning, am able to
,,o;c.p The rrsu!t OF the celebrated case,
N,,9n rs i.v:t Melbourne) which was tried at London
.e gay tsoEe Yesterday.
Lyso MLIBoyE*E Is ACQUITTED.
Inc i:.e comGre ce a. about ten clock in the morn
r., Nd concaced at twelve O'Clock at night occupying
.,'-,,u L,u-s SIR WIN. Folle,t opened MIR. Norton $
Csc in ys-y vIerg! speech containing charges against
5rl lc3.u!nc, scarcely any Of which were sustained
m he EVIDENCE The witnesses, for the most part. were
s-y.r;s who had lived with the Norons 1t Ger
.a hat Melbourne 4 very constant vIsitor-but II
"; net rrOrs that he had had criminal conversation
nIa HE lady, Wh-n ne to the house Morton be-
il =, necessarily absent on his duties as Police Mags-
i:.l MIS- Norton d-ued to oil other visitors The
.als. important witness was one John +. Cook.
The London papers speak of an expedition against
?nges Intended bring 10 terms lle Emperor OF Mo-
GO, Sao had refused 10 surrender several prisoners
'.,:a By The B@touns.
Tie private letters from Spain and the frontiers, says
H. Messenger. entirely filled with details OF the de-
l.,.a,z.ilon OF the Carl,st army.
Cry twelve o'clock-The Consol Market has been
W; irn tbs morning. and is quoted at 50 lo IA
:. Ibc Account. Exchequer Bills are ii - premium,
81 !at.a Bonds discount to par.
Ia the Fo.ega Market, owing 10 the unfavorab!e re-
?:,s which have been in circulation relative to the state
he Queen army, in the north Of Spain, considerable
asyY has been ma infested and action in the price
q $9sn!sh Stocks has been the consequence