Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-19
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LA GREAT WESTERN

1b. proceedings in Congress on the BOUNDARY H''
en- with tie memorandum agreed upon ny W, ,Ia
dr. Forsyth, &c &c. were received W IL w." ne
,cke, Euu,and on ,Ie 2Jih Of March 80 lar "' "" w
- ;,d,. fnm The osvers before us, The Temporary a"
us,mpni Of the dispute appents TO have gwen s'n'
,,israc,ion and even the must ultra q" The anu, 49,
journals haze manifested degree VI 'oue'"''
subject which We hardly expected ;,odi,,s
I'hs ls~Id it is trGe, recommends Tue '"' ,L !
-od;,, ~ % Ou0 men and 10 sail Vi The me W 'e
NJ American coast; and he Standard a'nhs l"o, Nv
dplumac- hut tina, &" cannon aud bay one'S ca" os
M. nm, tie lImes-,he ,hundeitt oi 'he n','s" pill,
discout.s on the muller II" nooe'"'' 1'N
manner 49,, :. ,.o C,,,t Western.
who lis conivciurcd, has instructions loi MT:
n,s :, t,ea, about the Maine question at Has''e""
Theme most Important 'n'e'ge"ce ~ ,bs H.,
,h, winch respects the reported resignation OF t p'
IN MINISTRY which is contained IN The iaest eu'oH u
,hs / ,udvn Standard OF the evening OF the I'D
''ie STANDARD OFricE,
March 22d, Five clock
,.,,..,,n1 that meeting Of the Cabinet Minis.
,.. ,onH Mace tins morning al the Marquis OF Lahs
Sanss N Bekely square upon the subject oil me G''
down. nsh, in IL. House Of Lords The result OF
hs6y,jberallon has not yet been oiiciay i''ue ,'
hm, i, ia strongly tunored in the best ini"rmeo P"'I"'
clcies' '"'' "'''' SEVEN O'CLOCK.
cinco The above was written, we learn from The state
-. ~ -r,ha Frrhe Guer, IN Tie tiouse
Of Commons this evening that The report oi inr rssnn
lion of ministers, though not c0nTEed to lie I"iie7es
tent is ia great measure corroboraleo.
Tie report highly probably from the iact 'ha'
Ministers had been defeated in the House oil Lords on
the motion for a committee Of inquiry into the hlafs I'll
Ireland and that Lord John Russell had declared ~ ibe
House of Commons that ii the Commons conceded
with the House Of Lords, lie aud his coi:ensues "ou''
reilnCuish the Government into Other hands
The steamer Liverpool had not reached Eng!and when
the Great Western sailed eQueny the acton ~ on
gress on the Bouatury Question was mol known there
The sp, cu message of the President however Was car
red by the packet ship England, which had arrived
:. The London Globe says
"Ihe Presidents Message to Congress on the recent
DISPUTES between the State Of Maine and the BRUSH
authorities Of New Brunswick produced by recent IN.
cursurs the disputed territory disclcscs enough 10
excite apprehensons With every desire on the part OF
both Governments to preserve peace, the head"ng dis
position Of the American citizens of the border States,
and The lodged want OF due authority IN lie CEN
trail Government 10 maintain an efficient control owe!
them may engage the two nations, II wisdom and Tor
beafance do not lnterpose in quarrel.
1.-The long unsettled OF The boundary question
cannot be too much depored Every year has increased
the difficulty OF satisfactory decision, by the coEict-
iug local interests which have grown out OF the crlay
The dispute has reached crisis, which will require
all the skill and irnn.ss of Tie two Governments To
settle without appeal to arms. Every thing depends
on prompudr, reciprocal good talth anu orDeafahce
In the House nt COnnrns:-
SirS Canning inquired Of the noble Lord the Secreta
ry for Foreign Affairs, whether lie had received my IN
formation from Washington with reference to the Iecen!
collision which reported to have taken place upon
The boundary the Stale OF Maine and our pro-
vince of New Brunswick. lie need not remark how
important this subject He wGs DESTROYS to Know
whether the noble urd had been informed "i The course
which the American Government Proposed 10 lake III
consequence Of this Iansac0n He also wished to he
informed whether there any reasonable probability
of the Negotiations WHICH mad no" been carrying on Tor
egh, years, for the settlement Of This question q" oispnt
cd territory being brough, 10 satisfactory TERMINATION
Lord PamaTstun stated, in reply that he had received
afInn
our minister Washington. The circumstances Ia
which the honorable gentleman referred were only
known generally in that city, their details no" having
arrived 1t not yet, therefore, in his power 10 stale
what course the American Government intended 10 pnr
sue lie would be, however, fully justified III stating
that the friendly disposition toward this countI
prevailed in that quarler-Ilear)
Sir S. Cannng-W hat is the date Of The communica.
ton to which the noble herd refers?
Lurd Pamerston replied that he did not remember The
exac, date, but that The had reached HIM
By r3ai III" -! 1T e.,
nos bu, this he could say, that both Governments were
animated by most SERIOUS desire obtain such re
suit. (tiear)
Extract from the Bankers Circular
"The grave character of the question Of peace or war
between England ond the United States which is much
discussed ia the political circles of London must for the
present week. suprrcede other subjects which wish
to notice because il is Of ndescrbabie Importance
10 the manufacturers, cnpn'iss, ard bunkers Of this
country. And reflections had led more ia.
Vofapie conclusion concerning u Than most public
aud periodical writers worthy of attention Ind arrived
at, felt it necessary TO stale, al some length tie
grounds On which We had formed il. The amount Of
British cspal invested in American stccks is so larrr
and the confidence of its holders received 30 severe
shock by the intelligence that tie respective border M.
thoIIles had threatened, and that Of them had ac,n.
lily commenced hostile OPERATORS that the minds Of all
directed TO the consideration of the issue Of
this sa,e Of things We have The strongest confidence
in It's being favorable one, and think that tie a kvaId
MI cp ma ,ylu hn
INTO means OF bringing about speedy setIleer Of
the dispute, which both parties, believe, sincerely
ami earnestly desire.
The great question Of the corn laws excluded almost
every other topic. in both houses rUug huul tie week
ending on The l6;h OF March In The House OF Com.
mons, II was brought upby Mr. EIiers vino tvrd liza.
the H"use 70 Into committee Of The Whole Ia consider
these aws-suPporling his motion by an elaborate and
skillul speech.
In The Of the debate Lord John Russell rei;e.
rate his preference Of u moderate fixed duty.
The drbh'e was brought to c!nSe the 18Th tue
motion being negativrd by a vote Of 3i2 10 1913
In The House Of Lords the discussion arose upnn n
resolution moved by Earl Fzwiiiiam, That the corn avs
hah n1ld 10 secure that seatmcSs of pIce which was
essential To The best interests of tie country. Tie resp
luton was supported by Lord Br0ugham md the Ear. of
Radnor, and opposed by the Dukes Of ham, R;
monG and wellington, The Marquis of Lansdownc. III.
Earl OF Ripon and Lord Melbourne Il was psga,vcd
by vote of 22I to "a.
In the course Of the debate the Duke of Richmond
solemnly declared that if the laws were repealed
he would sell his property and depart with his ca pia to
some happier land And Lord Melbourne iiirmrd with
great hemence that The proposition abolish rcsirc
tons or commerce the aGd.sl and wild, ST that yer
was conceived.
LoNDos, March 81 Slate IF Tie Counru-A large |
body Of artillery marched yeslrda from Wuolwich into
Northomp'onshiie. The Object is, doubtless The pre-.
veni'on Of Outrage in the manufacturing districts In
reply 10 question put by the Duke al Buckin CHAM
Lord Melbourne admitted few days ago. Tint Govern.
mPn was cognizant Of the feet. tina, the Charrists
throughout The kingdom urnog by thousands The
lines are such as TO require The part Of the Esscu.
ISe large measure OF wisdom promp,ude, and firm
MSS. Violent language is used in every quarter
order 10 prepare the people for violent action rs the
ny cure Tor the grievances, under which poor produ
ers Of oil sorts have long suffered. The duties of
Government in the circumstances are Of mos; oneruus
lind Firmness and prompli;ude, are as we have stated
necessary, in order to repress outrage but mere promp
ude and tirmness in the of The means Of coercion
will eradicate those social evils of which violent