Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22
LATE FROM EIIROpn


VIEW YORK, April lS.-By the arrival yesterday. Of
, .ns snip Sllve dc Grasse from Hevre March, 4h and
received our regular dates The only articles ~ ;no,
winch they contain, we select " s''
sa reached Paris and London of the acceptance
y ~ government, OF the mediation of Great britain
ana nad gicen much Satisfaction in both capitals
ne only subject OF interest before the British parI.
i,neht, was a motion brought forward by Mr. Hnme no
iative TO Orange Lodges. He ENLARGED ON The &c
Gus results which, he commended were 10 he feared t.
ood s M ana particularly called attention TO the
onuuc OF the Duke Of Cumberland in attending ORANGE
aiter Inc King, his brother had desired thew
i's' De put down lie also read a series of letters
Yiie oi them oil an extraordinary character and con-
Gluded by proposing resolution of an address IN th
ring, 10 remove from service at home and abroad nil
R;bhon Ivan VINO should attend every Orange and
lodge or any other political club, institution or
association, having secret forms of initiation &c
a. ne hing made the following reply to the address of
wiisingiy assent TO the prayer of my faithful Com
mons, that wonld be pleased to discourage ORANGE
;pa a"I o'eer secret societies 1t is my firm deter
eo" 10 discourage all such secret societies in INV
uoiihion; and rely confidently on the fidelity of nv
SUBJECTS TO support me in this determination
Lords the Duke of Cumberland took the o. ne
OF saying that he should lose no time in accordancs
WIN ue desire ot the king of calling on oil the Oron
men of Ireland to dissolve their assocat;ons aOd E
he same step would be taken in respect TO the Eb
hi a., Would ADD, that in regard to the principles ON
principles. ' "u'eie " 'hose
The military occupation of Cracow has ,,o,,od 49,.
nneaslncss in Germany The Augsbnr@ G,, son SUITE
IIshn fl,a
nshes the proclamation of the AUSTRIAN General pc
Manu. commanding the troops of occupaion in ,h.
ne Oh the three powers. In it he SAYS thai The nro
we"g powers have taken into consideration tho dsos
eIs, acts OF violence and crimes which have dsnrhd
'c ePose OF the city, that all these are The %
Vi olish refugees, revolutionary emissaries and men
Milnut any visible means of living who have assem-
osu Cracow and in its vicinity and that he intends
~ pun an end TO this centious state of affairs which
ifoSehs the repose of the neighborng PROVINCES He
hen says that the city viii consequently be occnneS
s 30 longer th2n 1t will require TO purge il of these
ered
nc corps OF occupation does not exceed 500 men
In addition TO the above letters from Cracov o,a,
at e persons designated by the ENJOYS of the three
cn nave oeeh made prisoners, and that NJ Meter
men intends 10 send them to the United States as was
'o. ,r. zone with other political criminals.
ne Cnamoer OF Deputies was occupied with the dis
h OF some laws on the country roads throuohout
we h'ngdom which excited little general interest The
sw ministry mad not yet tested their strength ON anv
,anl question, but every thing indicates we think
tEa' NJ ihiers is firmly seated in his place and will be
supported ny majority of the Deputies
Mr' wilkins our Minister to Russia had arrived in
Paris in good health ~ i'eu ia
Ss!ect committee of the House of Commons yvera
~ 'sl'" On tne snolect of the money which Mr. Rs,
pei asserted ne had paid Mr. OConnen TO obtain 70
W LOT that place 10 Parliament The examna,ion &c
WI haphaei had begun and thus far nothing more had
ri,citeu than confirmation of what he s,oted in
s Pupshea letters except one important point which
wus mat y Connell in letter to Raphael asks him
VIII you let me know if you would like TO accent Of
'oielcy! do not make this offer without authority"