Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-14
FOREIGN.
ruy!ker Extracts .from Papers r.esired By the Great

IGNEISN.
Fuy!Isr Extracts from papers rseeired by the Great
WeSts'R.
Money affairs were assuming more favorable as
pect the rate interest upon large monetary negoca-
lions was reduced to five peg cent
The prices OF cotton at Liverpool had slightly reced.
ed but the sales had averaged about 10000 bales per
week for the six weeks proceed NJ our latest accounts
The Charst prisoners Of Ncwpor: har" had th"Ir
sentences co.nnu,et from death to transportation.
Only three 0! lheM were convc:ed-Frost, VIII ans
and jones There was difference Of opinion ?nong
the Judges on technical objection "a sed BY the prl
sone-s counsel.
On drcc, vote or want Of confidence in ministers,
moved by S John Buer, the vote vas, noes 3oe ayes
2S1 Ministerial! majority 81.
Great amazemeut was excited hy the fact, that the
Duke of Wellington the only T!enhcr Of tie Op
position invited 10 be present a. the Royal nupa!s
PsoyIsIoS FOR PRl>cE ALBERT THE Ministers
were beaten on this question by large majority, (Ol
The sum proposed by Ministers f50,N0n, which was
Gu; down to 10000 per amman. The Tones and
Radicals united On this important question, and the
junction was too powerful i The Government to with
stand. r. Hume proposed as an amendment Ell "bH
because the rova! Dul"s received that amount, TIC
majority aua!is. Mr. fumes amendment was :h1.
On the same evening attempt WAS made II 'smug.
ok through tho !io"," 81 Lords ~ a>u'r wa eli
ua-porleG to he Prince A!aerts naturalization blk
but clause was tacie! - - empower the Queen (,
MAGE the voinr freignrr above all the harn RI
ENGLAND in Parliament, in Councl! Of o!h"rHs'. iel
Duke Of Wellington howeyer c2a c,,S ne act was
bourne 10 Po3IRqie rercs from Office with Lord ,,s
Sbwne. Lord J. Russell is 10 be frs, Lord Of the Trca
snry, and Lord Durham joins tae cabinet with Mr
Ward and Mr. c. Butler in Office Parliament viii he
dissolved, end the ca! Of the corn Laws and Lao,
will be made cabinet questions
II is ru.!orcd that Lord 5lnto will succeed ord
Auckland Governor General Of India
THE MiSlsTRr-M n'siers were IN wo!ul mjno.
on Mr.. Ee!!"s iloun FOR certain financial returns
tie numbers being p and l72 IN nority Of ter 0gninsi
Ministers, which received with loud cheers The
discussion WIS very animated one and the d,sclo.
sIses made any thing but gratifying 10 the public
In the course Of an extremely long able and animated
speech. Mr. Er!ries observed $ f9i!aws-wc quote
from "tic Times 1t was impossible 10 ovcrratv
the present solcitadc If Tie public mind Unless the
people saw prospect If adequate financial means
how could the. confidence be maintained IN The ability
OF Government 10 suppress Chart;s,s at home or en-
croachng rivals abroad: For each If the three las,
years, there had been deic otrev"nuc to meet
pendnge. In 1897 that deficiency haa been GO.
0U0 IN i-3S il had been Eii $50. n lS.!a il had hern
ii ,ol2GUy, altogether E2,G1s, 900 aad after such fail
rres what rnIs &c tie public apprehension r The nc
cnrcnt rear The falling cii Ike present wear Of
angthc. Il $50, co. and Of 81 200GoG, or 81 ia, 0D
more on the Posi- Office revenue, would bring the
total deficiency since 1887 % near GjG0n 900 sterling
We must confess tina; not Little curiol!s rs TO
the means her Majesty Ministers vii! adopt 10 NEE,
this enormous deic ency
C.SADA-ln the House of Commons, Feb Nth,
Sir Robert Peel questioned Lord John Russell as 10 the
authenticity Of the document put forth in Sir John
Harreys name, and recommending certain course to
b. pursued in the event OF hostics between England
and the L. S.
Lord JOAN Russell had not received, officially, copy
Of any such document.
Sir Robert Peel asked whether any thing had occur
red which would render il necessary for Government
to make communication 10 the House the subject Of
the Boundary question::
Lord John Russell was not prepared 10 lay any pa
pers before the House.
SIR Robert Peel was ndis2oseG 10 press rnnocesso
rily for documents which Government thought il best
to withhold; but when document was published con.
tanning aay.ce from public officer TX. " II cause very
g'ea' mischief, ne thong il rnc interfere Ii
the .s!lent vas authentic, Government must have
heard 81 it.
Lord John Russell would only say that he had NJ in.
formation on til. SUBJECT
Replying /, - PAkcnhain, Lord Joha Russell stat
ed, that the drnrt 5l for the union Of the Canaias
was expected tua packet tn sail on the 7t If Fehrp
airy from New York; that Chef Justice Stuar, was cx-
rectcd in England Immediately; and that lie had no
reason TO supFoar SIR Geor-e Arthur intend d 10 re.
sign. All TN i'.ratchcs expressed high appreciation
of Sir Ge"rIs .:!irss conduct.
CsIejrao" 9" u .arroge Of Her Hajesiy Queen Fir
toria, n'!a lis koyai Hsghaess, Prince .lbeu. Of
.Sare COb".g md Gotta
That most important event. I've arc extracting from
Bells Life in L1ndon,) 10 which the nation has been so
anxious!y looking forward for some weeks a hc pre-
parations for which i good fortune 10 be enabled
10 communicate many interesting par
cu.ars, :ook place Monday, Ae iG;h Of Fe6raarv
under circumstances, barring ;ne unpropt.ous state
Of the weather. altogether mos, gratifying not on!y
% the parties immediately Connected bn, % Tie KIM.
dom at large. From end Of The country 10 tie
other, the day was marked By Joyous fasy'ty, and
Il! ranks united in celebrating the i: man
ner becoming tie loyalty and affection which unver-
sally prevails towards young and iovcly Sovereign
We nave collected ali the important pa! ca!arS con-
ieccd with the Ceremonies Of the day from the frs;
% last, iiussltn- the striking features with en-.
cravings, WINCH 10 those Of readers who had no,
he good fortune 10 e present within tie palace Of ST
James or the Chapel trust vii! be found acceptable
Ind the more 50, as they have been taken on tie SPOT.
Ind are not the !acsa OF speculative artists
THE MoPN>a 9: :ac CERrYoNY-tt early dawn
he hustle which prevailed from ore end If the metro
polls to the o.iP-, cSHced tie anxiety OF the public ia
witness much p0ssb Bic CT The coming events: and
IS the procession from Buckingham, palace 10 s.. |
James palace offered the only p7r Of the spec:ic. 10
which the great could have access the Inc |
trough which that process had 10 proceed became
he central point of attraction Long before the ap. /
oin:ed hour, prodgcus crowds Of all ranks sexes, and