Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17

,o az rho hnc. steamers the world may no" DC seen
at one visit > : az uo,sc
purIamrntnrv Prorcedings, March On the HOUSE
of Lords, numerous pelilioiis io nv = To- "
laws presented . ;, ,,:c,L ,,;.o
In thc Common Ito. MIR. Hume askcdH tn' ONCE
of Chief Justice OF PIPER Canada was vacant the s'l
ueuan who held the office had been IN rns'anu y
nd half and if he was wanted in Canada me Of
g. ~ b.,,cr i, abolished Lord John Russell said h'
had SUGGESTED to the Chief Justice the pr"pre,y OF re-
urnnr Ia his post and had been assured mat III !hP'
he would leave England
The debate on the privilege question was res'eo a''u
continued at immense length mann, :, VI ,;i ,Ir
10 Eheratc the sheriff, Evans without pal UNI" .'
E, Arr;l bv vote of liz to 81. The minority voten
to DISCHARGE him altogether. And Lord Johh hsstl'
had leave to bring in his bill, giving summary
TO the publishers of Parliamentary papers, ny 'oe u
2D3 to 81. .: ),
no oro,n i seems has exertcd her prerogatIve 10
bosto, unon her husband that precedence which the
House Of Lords had refused to grant hun An "Fder
was uazeted on the 9th of March, declaring that
Prince Albert, Duke Of Saxony, &c, NC, shou!d o"
| all occasions take place, pre-cliiHchce anu P'N
ne 1t TO her Majesty. - =.
rho course Of some remarks upon the estimates ana
| the army, stated ,t,
Thoi The whole difficulty with respect TO the boin'
dary question in America was the ia"Fe OF ",S
no,um sru from the United States. His noble friend
in the course of last year. had transmitted project i"r
the purpose Of finally settling tins question with the
American Government. After the lapse Q! coH'Gei'
| able period, the American Government sem pach
different one called counterp project with various pro-
r;s;ops of ,heir own At the time that these
provisions reached this country, there arrived gen,
| tleman who had been ordered 10 make survey u
the part OF the country in which the disputed Do"',
Diary existed. These gentlemen were now cHP'"f'"
IN making report fhcir survey ana as soon as 'l'
report was received answer would b" gwen 10 'h's
counter project the American Government ha' was
the state Of things al present which w"l!d 'Ho" "h"
bic gentlemen that there not the want OF any az
teuton in making an answer 10 IN" "ftm"""' us nv
hon member called it, of the American Government
l Their. was another GucsiionnaInrly, OF claims made
by citizens Of the state of Maine 10 parts stated 10 be-
long to this country which had led 10 proceedings be.
! tween the Lieutenant Governor OF New Brunswick,
and the authorities Of the state OF Aiane-that haH
led to some correspondence which had appeared ana
had led the necessity Of protecting the road anu me
shores By which troops moved from View bruins
wick to Canada, and which II was necessary 10 pro-
vide against gangs Of persons roved about on Pa's
held moi TO belong 10 either party lie would no, :"
now INTO tn, general statement which his rIghi non
friend the Secretary of War would presently make,
and he thought that he OR MaeauIry) would sho"
that they were liable 10 be charged with asking Tor
too gcai an estimate, if they To retain the means
which necessary for preserving thus grra empire
IN It's state of safety, and al the time OF resisting
aggressons, from whatever part they might conc.
THE Bot SDAES QrEsrIoN The London Tory pa
pcrs are trying all they 10 raise alarm and agat"
about the Maine boundary affair: but with It'll" i""
Lord John Russell has suggested the position oil al
fairs the Boundary Line IN argument Tor man
tanning the strength Of the British army IN Canada
Nothing, however, said Of the prospect OF war.
EArlnIrIny y" CHIS,.--Wr enabled 10 lay be-.
fore our readers this week correct statement Of the par
tcuurs Of lhc vessels which have already sailed and are
vet to sail for the purpose of vndcalng Brush honor
on the coast Of China. The Blrnhcm, - guns, sailed
direct for China from Portsmouth, on the 18th Of Feb
Melville, II gunS, from the Cape; Wellesley, Il guns
from the Indian station; Blonde 40, direct from flH-
mouth on the Doth February Druid i, from the Cape
via Sydney the 9TH Of November Pvades /, direct
from Plymouth, the I'D Feb: Nmrod, -, from
Plymouth the oath Of Fcb with duplicate, nSruc-
tons for Admiral Elliot) Modcsty, J., from the Cape
on the 9TH Of November; Wandcrcr, /, sailed from the
Cape on the 2h Of Feb from Plymouth, with orders
10 Admiral Elliot to proceed with all his corve,tes, aud
take command in China Besides these ships another
IL has orders: the Pquc, 81 AndrOmache - 10 YES
sells from The Indian station from 10 10 y guns each,
part of the Indian navy; vessels from The Cape sta
ton n guns each: = from the South American station,
l. and runs each = from the South Wales station,
- guns EACH large steamers, supposed 10 he
the Sesostris and the Queen. The expedition IN
cndcs from T.! 10 $1,000
Il rL0ndon C0mmcrridi .jOUrHni.