Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-31
FOREIGN.


We find Il, psslitmfD;asT news NJ ic'e.s 80
t,on.a ot CIR mira IN the 23d ut, wss oec"p p"
f.,,,, s.,k III. Jsmaica government h'i' WIZ" wac
ordsi1a to be- committed the 2oh "" tnr ~4"' .ae
Tommoos were occupied in hraring Pe'n'""s Inc
House Of Lords did not SIT 90 .a' oa{ o.s
imnor,ance wss done in that body on The $50 !,
ihs Meibnufne ministry. il ,woad serm 10 De inc
;non Of both Wings aud Tories retain their "thces oy
vsrv o,ecarious tenure. The Morning Chronicle Gays
thai ,hry can only maintain THEIR pusition by "nou
with the reform pariythe party m iaa"i OF 'ne e"'e"
sion of the right Of suffrage, and Ihe vote ey oa"'.
Tbe latest advices from Paris received 10 London
were Of The 23d ult, no TO which da'e no asu
heen vaza,ted NJ PassY, WIN appeared TO mold the
balance of power between the Soult and lhets party,
seemed inclined to throw the weight OF his influence
int, The scale of the latter NJ Barrett made speech on
the G}d said be the most eloqnen ever oteieo ih
The Chamber of Deputies. "Hs reply TO Guzots OBJ.
sections against the Left and his later announcement OF
Soul carried away the applause even OF the Centres
He pointed Souls imitation OF the noble conouci o.
the Duke Of Wellington in placing himself PoiIcaiy
under The lead Of Sir Robert Peel
The last accounts from Spain state that Norolo was
threatening an attack on Bilboa
Russia AND CIacAssiA "A letter from odessa oaleo
Apr s, states tina, the Don Cossacks we've discontrn
ed and had incurred the deep resentment OF the EnPe
ror who dared not however. attempt TO she" H. lest
he should provoke revolt which could not fail tosPread
throughout the whole Russian empire
letter from Moscow, dated the S2d Of warren, puo.
lshed in the Courier Fancais slaes that on army OF
10000 men, destined 10 chasse the maconten's, vas
stationed along The frontier Of the Don country waiting
orders 10 enter il.
The Crcassiap tribes were ntratng their forces
Il was far,her proposed that they should elect chief 10
rule over ALL who shall have the title OF Sultan OF I-
cassa From these facts the writer OF the letter 10 quee
ton anticipates the Overthrow OF Inc Aussiah Po"' "
those countries. 90, L;,
Queen Victoria held levee on the 24'h uh a. "nlcI
were presented Mr. NJ. e. Patterson, OF New ork' ano
Dir Carroll Msciavish, OF Maryland, oy VIZ S'e'e''
Inc A''I lIyEaPooL coTToN MARKET, Aprila4.
The Cotton Market still continues inacve sno 'n..
I..,i., he
"England," which departed this morning. Inc "sas
actions Of to day may be stated at 200 bags SOLO o.
decline of 80 per ID upoa last week prices, upon
middlire and inferior sorts Of American Large holders
il NAV be remarked. are not pressing sales
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, April vs.
Another heavy Cotton Market to-day. and the sales
again insignificant. amounting 30 aOO bags only sno
this a, rather shade lower ia price Holders are sun
no, pressing sales, and Spectators ore ee'e!s os'
the market.
,urns the attention of the Orleans dynasty to Louis Ma
poeon. now in England; and the French Charge al ~
rich has actually betrayed the Of his Court
BY demanding Of the government what will be their
course to the prince should he return thither
Louis Philippe to he present at grand review Of
Paris May LIST. He mus; take care to have himself well
bars,caded with loyal bayones.
II 10 said Queen Victoria was 90 anxious so"ut Inc
fate Of the Ministry the Irish question: that she sal
up till o'clock waiting The arrival OF her page and
then communicated the joyful intelligence TO her mo-
thrr.
The latest accounts from Paris intimate that H. Theirs
in hourly gaining and influence, and prooaoly
will b. President of the Council in which event It may
be concluded that Louis Philippe has found il necessary
20 sacrifice Soul, 10 him and Passy.
Continental Rail R00ds.-The Rail Road from ORES
den to Le,psc (I42 miies) is 10 full operstinn Yon
breakfast Dresden and dine at Lelpsc. and are back
10 Dresden at supper. going about 10 miles Tue h"ur'
The Rail Road from Brunswick 10 "olienbultel is also
much travelled.
Coun, Sebasinani has left his embassy at London for
Paris The agitation there requires his presence near
thu monarch
Victoria continues uuremilling and ossiduous in her
attentions To her mother and Lady Flora Hastings
On the evening of the 24h, her Majesty Victoria, for
the first time since her the throne accepted
Of an entertainment from SUBJECT She dned in Berke-
ley square with the Marquis and Marchinness oil Lans
downe. Her mother rode IN the same carriage, and in
the one that followed Lady Hastings, &c Only
"a were iad and the company OF course, were
almost exclusivrly of the hlghesl rank, dukes, &C.
among them the Duke Of Norfolk In the Pvenng, there
was superb and the magnificent suite of rooms
filled with the choicest siatnsry and paintings, were OIL
thrown open. About $50 attended, including the Duke
of Wellington, &c. The Queen retired shortly after
midnight
TEN DAYS LATER FROM FRANCE.
4 By the arrival Of The 1ecumseh, Capt Suy dam,
transfer, ship and The Louis PHILIPPE, Cap, Caso The
editors of the New York Express have received Paris
papers Of the LIST Of May and later news from the Ton
tinent The Tecumseh sailed from Hav.e on the 18th
Of April, and the Louie PHILIPPE on the I'd Q: May and
hap made her passagein "a days.
The .Lou,s PHILIPPE brings news from London TO the
afternoon of the 18Th The papers CONTAIN no news Of
Importance and the debates in the House Of Lords and
the House of Commons are without interest.
fn the of the Canadian prisoners, the Court Of
Exchpquer MIR Hill counsel for the prisoners contrast
ed the observations of the Attorney and Solicitor Gene
rails with Those which had been urged BY the same gen.
tlemen the occasion Of the passing of Lord Durhams
Indemnity Bill. Lord Abinger, in announcing that the
court would take time to consider it's Judgment said,
ths, he could not allow the TO be brought to close
without expressing on behalf himself and hi. learned
hxoth. imn, If Rhle in
which had been argued on behalf Of the prisoners by
Mr. Hill, and his learned coadjuors as well as on the
part Of the Crown.
The Ministry continues TO be the great subject dis
cusstd in France and England As the political news
10 Important, give the gossip, which the Lon
dooArgus has it-tha her MAJESTY finding that her Ma
isstys Levees and Drawing Rooms are not SO well at
tended as they should be- will, if not better attended
cease continue them.
The Argus tells her to dismiss her ministers and then
assures her that her Court will present very different
appearance. The Age too, rabid paper, by the way
says ditto to the Argus and adds that The affections OF
The Queens subjects will be broken, should she not
certain obnoxious subjects from her palace
Queen Adelaide was 10 return TO England the 9Th
Of May The loyal inhabitants of Kingston, Hair ,tnn,
Richmond and The surrounding neighborhood held puo
lie meetings during the last week in April to arrange
splendid procession, which wns 10 meet and welcome
Queen Adelsids's return to Bushy Park.
The annual gland festival of The English masonic
fraternity took place The 25h April in London under
the presidency ofthe Duke ofSussex the Grand Master
Lord durham was appointed FRO Grand mss'er. Inc
festival kept up With great spirit BY 300 brethren, in
the presence of 100 Ladies-the Duke Of Sussex
tanning his part with great spirit.
Tie United States and Belgium The following is
translation Of letter dated Brussels pr &C. "An af
fair which canno, but warmly n'ereat this country 10
the claim of the Government Of the States. This
government demands payment af The ndrmni.ies due
TO its by the destruction Of the mrrcha ndzs
in the enirepn, Of Antwerp the OF The
revolution II 10 probable that shall have impose
new aris if desire TO bring about with The United
States treaties Of commerce and navigation tits thought
that Holland and not Belgium ought to support this
nous expenee."
EssLAsn.-ln the session Of the House of Lords on
the 26ih April the Earl of Aberdeen presented peti
ton praying inquiry into the conduct of the lpgs.
la,ure OF Newfoundland The petitioners mplaned