Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-07
Friday, JU.V'E 2, 1899.


them and their opponents; but lbe general gloom with
which the supre nncy Of The Peel plr,y regarded
proves the deteslaiIon of tnrysm which pefVaoes Tue
mind Of The nation OConne would wish Thai ,ls
bend were waters and his eyes fountains oil Tears that lie
might weep day and night for his people, and Ireland
would lie down in The dust and co,he herself In sack
cloth and nshrs Great exullaon for The spirited con
duct OF The Queen is expressed throughout The country
by nil The liberal party The reform journals are hlird
with prasrs; bnt The Irish popular presses are actual
ly rcpiurnus Had he Tories got hold Of the severe ign,
they would have had long and absolute lease oil power
and she have been the hostage of faction She
being young woman, The party louked forward To many
years Of sway ard this sway, they would have inipT
strengthened by forcing Tory husband IN hr, as they
forced their nnIons Considerable disturbances exist
in varions paris c the kingdom occasonrd by The char
lists Many Of The subUrdnat-s aud leaders have been
taken up AID imprisoned This siute of things is not
improved by lhe present condition of trade while IN the
manufacturing districts it is ut very low ebb Some
principal houses in Manchester have reduced the
pnymeDt Of their people 10 half time.
The Parliament is adjourned until the 9Th OF May.
The Speaker has resigned, feeling the duties OF hr Of
fe too Luxurious for his strength and age lie took his
farewell Of the house IN simple nnd eeng speech
fe retired h The good will and regret OF all parties
The first trial, therefore, that now awaits The ministry,
is the election of new speaker There IS no doubt
that the Tories will propose candidate and there is still
less doubt that they will work earth and heaven 10 pro-
such support as Will either put MIN IN te char,
greatly embarrass the Wings
FOREIGN PuLITIos.-ln Greece, on the last anniVer.
sary Of the revolution, the Government proclaimed no
reiuicngs: The people were derous IN Athens; they
sung and danced away as much as they pleased, and
offered all sorts OF derison and insults 10 King Ohio
and his sycuphunts King Ohio is puny sehsuhst,
wouldb lyrant but he has not strength enough; and
he has sufficient manhood in him (ihe crealure) 10
deserve the OF scuundrrl lie persecutes his be-
neiacios he can, but his sling is the sting of
wasp and fortunately Tor The world is not The usk oil
elephant
The news from Egypt is YET Of warlike character.
,to.l To- IaN
ed Paris-approaching indeed 10 another revulut"n;
troubles nlrh evnce The rooted hatred that exists
against The Government OF Louis Philippe.
Early in The afternoon Of Sunday, body OF men set
about breaking ghzines Of arms; afterwards, there
was slight skirmshng, a few wounded, aud Ma
tionol Guard or two killed. Barricades were thrown
up-lhe city flied with suldery-and the King was III
deep anxiety surrounded with civil and military ohcefs
at the palace Artillery had been placed I" command
the streets md until late hour Monday, 3ih hay
The firing had ceased. The rough estimate OF k'iu
is about 40 Distress, uncertainty md gloom hung over
the city; business there none, aud all seemed daS
aud threatening. circumstance is remarked by IN
rsan correspondents 10 The British Journals, OF sgnii
cant impurt-ihe National Guard did not come forward
with aacrty, act with vig0r The "Journai 0rs
Debats mentions list of names as appointed 10 the
Ministry but they have not yet received authorised
report in The ''honileuI, shall mol trouble you win
the enumeration Of them For The lasllew m"nlls con-
lecture has been busy about French ministries and
so often futile. that ohali not word uoIe uhNi
can say il with certainty.
Espurtero has gained some glorious advantages IN
Spain over the Carlisis and Marntio.
Since writing the above. find an authorised enume
ration of The French ministry in The Monleur. which
consists of the follow members:hlarsbai Sou Pre-
sIdenl of The Council and Minister ia" Foreign Affairs
NJ 1este Minister Of Justice General Schedner Mi
mister OF War; Admiral Duperre, Minister OF Marine;
NJ Duchule Minister of the Interior; NJ. Cunln Gil.
dame Minister Of Commerce; NJ Duaure, hlinIste OF
Public Works; NJ. Vmane Minister Of Public lnstruc-
ton; Nj Parry Minister OF Finance. Paris is again IN
fJlp ntS IA
been arrested.
BY a telegraph.c despatch from Bayonne on May IL,
il appears that Cabrera master of the Madrid roads
on The Slh that Espareo in entire possession "i
Ramaes and ntepdtd TO attack Guardnuno on Tie in'h
Up the date Of The teegrnphc communlcation iour
Madrid mails were due IN Paris.
M,scELLASEous.-Lnrd Melbourne will not have To
hire baker or cook he dimes yet at the palace and is
heartily welcome The Grand Duke Of Russia is sport
ing about Engi nd, the envy Of men and the glory "'
women II is said. that his lighness dances dvineiy,
and has noble pair of whskers The literary gossIrs
Of The time busy in talking Of Lady Bulwers novel,
entitled Che veley, Or The Man o Honor. There are
cIevprness and snartness in i,-bu is written IN bad
taste and IN worse spirit j, IS suppose 10 be pPre
Of impersonal, abuse against her husband IL may De
that he has deserved well Ut her: but IN pandefin5
for the gross passions OF scandaovng world-ln grn-
uryng The ualignry Of envy-in profuning the myse-
rics Of the hearth, and exposing the nome To vulgar
goze-she bures the dignity Of the woman IN Tue 'rrmt
gant-lhe wife in the virago-the mother IN The scod,
anu even tnONpn sue may PIoSohe w ~
inferior she brings only conemp, upon herself NJ i!'
Pauline Garcia. sister 10 the usrUus hia'bran has
made her debut English boards in The Queen hri
ire Some have thought her equal to her liant n'eo SIS
Ter the best Judges say by infinite degrees but oil
opree that she may brcome with care, great and glo'
rous artistic have lately seen flackeit. The Amer''
can sctor In the first piece he played ta'sat lie
was the goo!ly knight in length, breadth ana Split
oripnal-iiesi vouptuous, witty. dfo-giVing ar.a"y
turn TO every point with zest and gusto-hrngIng out
every ioke contrasting with Infinite humo the courage
with the cowardce the chIvalry with The poroohey'
the deulity with the gOssness the poetry WIN lhe sell
suay which all mngle in queer extremes ~ 'nat won.
derCul ctarncter-next 10 Hamlet the most dIincnt IN
all the plays of Shakespeare. saw him ~ an alterpece
in the character Of Col Nmrod Wdlire, and went home
with aching sides laughing afterwards even lnmy sleep,
Al Mr., Luminary (alas Mrs Troope,j and al The odd
Kenluckian.
Charles Kean had just crossed the water. We have
Hackett for while, and you shall have kean instead.
do not praise your counirynan to gain applause nor
NV own-nethcr Gf them needs such suffrage. ! am
LGoeful that the Americans will like kenn and would
moi say il but that think he merlisit We have many
fine Performers, but Kean is our only passionate one
Power is lnmitahe in The very poetry "t drnlrry hte
lev in it's bur!psoue Macready moral ard medr:'ve
tragedy but Kean in the depth and violence ni te pas
sions has competitor. His Richard has energy ana
he brings Of The character that impression OF power
which sa yes even deurmy md maiice from contempt
would like his Macbeth but that don hke u IN any
one-it is an unucling think, timetable character
award Kean high praise when say, that he ewes 10
many scenes of II great beauty-Lear IS 100 WHO anu
grand for the stage. but The really umnn portions OF H.
Kean reads with all their iearulness and tenderness
His Oeo is graceful and generous the noble Moor
need desire appear, if his ghost could choose repre-
sentative But his Hamlet is beauu'--passing beau
ful-ihe noble, young, phIosoph'c melancholy thought
nuI rovpl and unfortunate Dane is sren from his frs. APP
pesrance TO hs dying close. His Claude !lelnotle al
iords interest md worth 10 an Indifferent policy.
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
House Of Commons w LpsEsDAY, May -.
Lord J Russell said in rising the adjourn
mrnt of the tlouse until Monday the 21Ih May, he wish
ed TO state that that day he should deliver message
from her Morsiy relating 10 the erc,nn OF Speaker,
and lie proposed the House should mfet 81 hall pasl
clock on the 9Th and Immediately proceed with he
election With respect to the jamaica bill. he ~sh'
10 state that eitlr himself his right honorable fend
would bring forward motI"n relating 10 me govern
men, of that colony the Both inst aud nn!i, nas
= ..-rn,cL facIheI with The "a