Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-04
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The following is The account, Of The difficulty given
in some OF the English journals;
Sir Robert Peel waited upon Inc queen, 70 ieees
her Maestys instructions for the formation OF ne"
ministry when che expressed TO him an anxious eee'
Thai no change should be made in the Ladies oi nei
hold TO w hom she was personally a'tac"eo. IL mi,
nlrd that certainly no such change should be requf'
ed The fight honorable barunet, on leaving 'he Pa'
me, his friends at his own house On sa'ihs 10 n'S eo'
capues the arrangement TO which lie mao cohsehseo i
pect!ns The ladies OF the household, DIT 1a'heS o1n
fred up and declared that he would mol form te'uo
of The government if The ladies were mol oisHssee.-
Other individuals concding IN SIR James op'nlon,
Sir Robert Peel proceeGed 10 The Palace ana
her Majesty that, after consultation WIN ms nen i
he must insist on The dismissal OF The household Inc
Queen no, more surpr.ed a, the unreasonableness OF
The demand, than the ungent'enianly, the uhiet'"g
manner in which il is reported TO nave ofeh maue y
Sir Robert felt insulted, and showed sPiils "h'eh o
came the sovereign OF tree Peep 10 oe ee
in her own dunes,ic circle The right hon Bar"net,
surprised the spirit his nsnlence had rouseh aofupy
quilted the Queen presence. On Friday morning ne'
Majesty wrote letter to Sir Robert announcing !" nun
thsl she would not trouble him with The formation OF
ministry Lord Melbourne then sent for, and, IN
obedience 10 her Maeslys command, undertook 10 re
construct his Government
Sir Robert Peel having, for the reasons slated aoan
duned the task Of Cabinet making, the Queen Sent on
Thursday night, or curly on Friday morning. for Lord
Melbourne, who, with Lord John RUSSELL visited hei
Majesty Friday meeting of the cabinet was al
forwards held and the restoration Of the Wing Govern
meut 10 power announced in the ministerial papers
Of Friday evening On Saturday Cabinet Council
which attended by Lord Melbourne and the lest oil
the Cabinet Ministers, assembled al the Foreign De-
par,ment. His lordshp and most OF The Cabinet MI
nlsters had audiences OF the Queen, at Buckingham
Palace, in The course of The day
Such is The confusion consequent Oh The present un
srrd q ale OF afrs that the royal copinssIOn, which
was been brought down 10 the lords ." Monday
VAS not forthcoming MI Tuescay .
Lord john Russell Lord Pamerston, AND hf spring
Rice it ia said from the cabinet, and are 10 oe
raised TO The peerage. Lord hloPe,h to succeed Lo'n
J' Russell at the Home Office and as leader IN lhe
House of Commons; Lord Durham TO be foreign secIe-
tar,; Mr. Charles Butler under secretary; Mr. roulette
Thomson 10 be chancellor of the excteqner. lie
changes in contemplation, doubt will be settled al
The cabinet which is sitting; and IN all probability
several new writs will be moved IN The colhuiohs 'hiS
morning. Correspondent IF Me Standard
On the 18th Parliament adjourned 10 The 27lh OF May
Mr. Shaw Lelevte, LIBERAL, and Mr Gouhurn, Conser-
vallve, The opposing candidates tor lhe SpeaRetsp
of The House, recently made vacant by The resignation
of Mr.. Abercrombie
There was a report prevalent at The time the Great
Western sailed that Lord Durham had been psopltlaed
and would take part in The new Cabinet, whilst LORD
John Russell, Lord Palmerslon and Mr. Spring Rice
would BE- raised 10 the House Of Peers.
TIE CHARTIsrs The members Of the Chartlsi as
socaions have created considerable disturbance OF late
in various places Their assenbIages on several occa
sons have been DISPERSED the mounted pnce in some
instances not without violent opposition and bloodshrd
Great numbers have been committed TO prison, on char
grs Of sedilon and trs ason.
FRAScE.-Thc following Ministry was gazetled In The
Monileur of The 18th inst
Marshal SouIt, Secre ury of Foreign Aluirs and Pre-
sitenl Of the Council
NJ Tesete, Keeper Of the Seals.
General Seine lder, War Minister
Admiral Duperre, Minister Of Marine.
Nj Duchu,el, Home Minister.
M. CunIn Grdaine, Commerce Minister
Nj Dufaure, Minister Of Public Instruction.
NJ. Passy, Minister of Finance.
There was an nsureclion in Paris on the 18th inst =
Proofs il is said were shown that II was boHHPaTust
conspiracy The streets ofParis were barrcaded ny The
people The cmcute suppressed about > . clock IN
The evening after continuing about hours Ninety OF
the troops reported killed and wounded
A considerable number of the insurrectonlsls IN
GLIDING several romcn, were killed
This riot preciPitaed the formation oil The ministry
which as We have stated, announced The day utter
it's occurrence.
NJ Sanzet is the new President Of the Chamber.
All was quiet in the French capital, and likely 10 con-
lnue So at the last dates received IN Londnn.
LoNroS MoSEr MARKET, May lG.-Ycserday being
the day on which the Derby wasrun for, our Stack Ex
change exhibited very thin attendance; and itom the
the settlement Of the foreign account hiss
been proposed, which circumstance tends 10 shew Inc
sporting propensiles Of The English nation. Owing TO
the scarcity OF money, several extensive lrnnsactinns
took place in Exchrquer Bills at the reduced rates OF 50
10 50 premium The sales IN STOCK were cunsiuefaoe
but the Bank appeared 10 be the principal seller from
which it is evident that they not yet satisfied with
the decline in The circulation brought about by them.
The disturbances IN Paris caused the funds 10 rrcede
slightly Tuesday, hut they eventually recovered and
from the lates, adyices learn that The riots were
.ectualy suppressed The continent mails this morning
do not bring any Of importance. Letters from
Holland state that the Bank Of Amsterdam has raised
the rate Of discount. which previously l-2, 10
per cent The manufactures at Client and in the
neghboIhood were with one or two exceptions, working
short time, which attributed to the late treaty with
Holland
TmE BAxH OF EsGLAsD-The Bank of England
have issued notice that the rates of discounts OF Bills
of Exchange will from this time be raised to per cent
Securities were 10 consequence a little depressed
LrerpoOi Cotton Market from The lCM 10 l7M .tfau.
Notwithstanding the extremely dull state Of affairs IN
The featuring Districts and the existence ofan ex-
ceedngly limited demand for the raw material, Amerl'
can descriptions OF have undergone little atera
lion owing almost entirely to the prudent line OF con-
duct adopted by large holders who at present with
drawing their stocks from The market, and in several
instances Offers at Sigh, reduction have met with
refusal.
A N Annual Meeting Of the stockholders in The Lou
IN lisa Rail Road Company will be held at Louisa
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