Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-08

Russell said, that the papers had not been printed be-
cause they had not been received from VT foA,
they had appeared in the American newspapers; nc
paper. would be laid on the table before me a"J'u"
ment of Parliament. :, r.
seves Canada Several animated debates had taken
place the subject
Tho Canadn Government Bill has been read second
time and ordered 10 be committed on me rr' o, wa!
Tno,.u,y v,1u N,pLrs.-The King of Naples has
formally refused to accede TO the demand made ny VT.
Temnle the British Ambassador respecting the SUI,
nbur mouopoly Mr. Temple has not only demanded
his passports but report that he has sent orders 70
mral Stopord to send naval torce TO 1e coast Oh va
piles remains nncontradcted The frehfh MINISTERS
have held several councils on the suDec'
The Commissioners for the Reduction OF the Na,iohai
Debt have uyen notice that the actual expenditure
of the United Kingdom for the year enoing ON oa"
ry, 1910, exceeded the actual income ny %
IL I'd, no sum "will be applieu ny '''e'' " > "
the Sinking Fund
Active PREPARATIONS are already being made by TO
vernment for taking the decennal census IN Way III lhe
next year in which some important improvements
will be made Globe, .lprt o.
LONDON, April 18th, lcIO.
/ have at length seen the Queen You kho" sue -
the greatest object Of curiosity, with US Democrats, IN
Old England. had merely glimpse Oh "tI, pu ma
glimpse will not easily forget 1t was IN HYDE farK
when my eyes was blessed, for the first Time, WIN
sight of the "Lords anointed" She was seated ~ "
poney pha.,on and taking what the court CIRCULAR
calls airing Alongside OF Miss hent sat rihcc
Albert himself, who was undergoing the same opera
ton AS they whskcd past me, like good hrpuDii-
can pulled off my hat, and | saw, or ianced saw
which is the same thng-my salute slightly responded
to on the part of his Hlghness. The Queen IS much
smaller than what had previously conceived her 10 De,
and more literally provided with flesh and blood IMAM
most of my fair countrywomen; but, you know have
not her previous her marriage. She was dress
ed exceedingly plain, and formed quite contrast TO
her youthful and noble looking husband who wore the
dress ola general officer decorated with Stars ana any
quantity of orders, foreign and domestic.
In the political world have nothing TO communicate
in the way of news The difficulties with China ap-
pear 10 be the a-absorbng topic both IN ana ont oil
Parliament. The ministers have had quite triumph
in the House Of Commons, in reference to the Ihha
troubles. However they not often SO fortunate, II
faith can be placed in the as pectator.
FRAScE.-Thiers is very industrlous-he is promo
ting variety Of internal improvements, BY winch he
only gains popularity but attaches numerous capt.
talists to his party All who invest money in the ra
roads, canals and other undertakings patronzed by the
Minister, will naturally wish TO keep him in office, at
least till the works completed NJ Berger, the MI
nstesal candidate had been elected Secretary OF the
Chamber of Deputies, By majority Of ID to l6i over
the opposition candidate, NJ. Quesnaull The papers oil
Thursday state that Theirs had caused the prosecutions
of persons charged with the Bonaparst plot to be re-
lnquishc and the suspected parties had been released
from prison There is other news worth mentioning
The King and Queen Of the Belgans, the Duke OF
SAKE Coburg and his daughter, the future Duchess dc
Nemours, expected to ST Cloud on the 2'd
ut The marriage of her Highness 10 the Royal Duke
would take place the day, at latest on the 2ih
and would be celebrated strictly IN tanWe
The preparations Tor the King icte (lst OF May
were already begun II expected that the Ming
would review the troops and National Guards on that
day
The report on the proja dc loi for converting the
Five per Cents has been presented 10 the Chamber OF
Deputies.
Duke de Brogle presented to the Chamber of Peers
the report the Secret Service Money Bill winch
also recommended the adoption OF the law.
The grippe is very prevalent IN Paris: and the same
disease under the oinilucnza, prevails to great
extent in London
~ Martin Laiiittc, brother Of NJ. jacques Lati;c,
and of the three of the Caisse du Commerce TT de-
Industrie, died of apopcxy Friday morning, in the
9th year of his age
Disturbances have occurred frequently OF late in the
manufacturing districts. They not quecd with
out considerable difficulty. The took the most
prominent part in the riots.
The cmbarkaon OF the Dukes of Orleans and Au-
male for Agiers IS thus announced III the .hOnttchr
TELEGRApHIc DESPATCH.
"Te Fr.te, cf Tar, 7onO", Tie Minister Of h' l"ro
ToULoS, April 10.
The Princes embarked to-day for Algicrs, at )
o'clock after visiting the vessels lying in the roads.
The Quotidisnnc mentions that . the Curlist Gene
rails E!io and Azaa, who had resided for some time in
Paris parole, arrested on Thursday by the pc.
lice and sent off under escort TO OF the depots OF
Spanish refugees" This statement is con'radcted in
one Of their letters which says that hose two officers
were not arrested in Paris, but their way back to
Spain The citadel of Lille has been assigned to them
for prison
The common sense view Of the proceedings OF the
French Government in Anglers taken by the Committee
of the Chamber of Deputies appointed to report on The
bill for granting extraordinary supplies for Africa, is
commented on, and generally censured, by the Paris
journals before us. The committee expressed their
opinion on the African question TO this etect:"f GU
shall not" says the committee TO the Government,
snake any new conquest You shall only occupy three
points, and those the coast" lie lamps, LIE Com
meres, lie Messenger corroborae the statement OF the
Courier Francdis that out othe nine members OF
which the committee was composed, were adverse to
the continued maintenance of the French possessions
in Africa and particularly to their further extension,
but the army committed i'll the present, and as
refusal of the S20o00,OO0f required might compro-
mise its safety, the committee voted that
We think il may now be fairly presumed that there
will not be large import of foreign grain or bread
stus required in England before the next harvest and
ha. is therefore far conclude that the depressed
state of in that country will gradually pass
away. = Courier
plMOCR ATTIC NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Edtf0r'S Correspondence.