Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-04

sstyatons j? lIo public psss5, aEl iran, he se..ss,
feelag that 10 abroad convinced that such revolt
ing snee.acles will no. be tolerated 10 t',is Country
much longer There is growing disase and del=sia
ton for such scenes and il is pretty accurately e
lieyed that the legal strangling OF fellow Creature
even for the monslrous crime OF shedding human blood
has not that effect upon the bchoders which IS cacu
lated not only inspire awe and Dread but to deter
from crime.
The par,y who was suspected Of having perpclraed
,ho late rxjosye robbery at Windsor Castle has sur
rendered himself into the custody OF the police. HIS
name is Ioveprove and though he held but very sub
ordinate Office the Palace, yet his friends IRE OF the
highest responsibility 1t is not known 10 what extent
the Royal plate has been plundered, but ~ IS quite true
that veral rare silver articles of antiquity nuniceE
monarchca presents, and spolls oil Indian conquest,
have either been partially or wholly carried away Ia
many instances the most superb, and historically rc
productions have been knocked 10 pieces, Tor the pu
pose of being carried away bit at time. The sys
tenn must have been going on Tor some months, ana
tends show how very carelessy tins very valuable
depot of public property has been guarded
The news from Ireland IS Of a tranquil character,
and the Lord Lieutenant, Esconnt Ebrington has lei,
the government in the hands OF the Lords Justices,
while he pays his customary Easter visit 10 his
HE father the Earl OF Forescue IN DevonShire. Nj.
OConnelI has lost one of his iavorite nephews. He
died at Havre from that truly horrible calamity, lock-
Jaw. At the meeting Of the Repeal Association, on Tue
9Th, the honorable gentle alluded to hs distressing
n
reayement which wrung his heart, he would not allow
single night TO pass without doing something Tor Ire
land He impressed upon the society the necessity 4
having pecuniary resources, una as soon Is they
had funds TO register every county in Ireland none hr
ronealed lie declared should again be returned
Parliament Mr. O'Connel concluded his speech On
ina. occasion with severe denuncation OF The Chart
isis and the attempt that the latter are now making y
form party in Ireland.
puseyism is making desperate effort to rally, not
,.ar lundt from tln Al.tv
nolitan and The Bishop Of Oxford. Great excitement
exists on the subject and particularly since the Arch
h;bo, Of Canterbury has ordered the Lambeth Libra.
rian 10 withdraw from the Anglo Catholic Society
WHICH has been formed by the Tractarans In Their
nresen, peculiar position the Roman Catholic Bishop
If London. Dr. Wseman, has rather inopportunely
come IN their relief You will letter from this
very learned man in the Morning Chronicle OF TO-DAY,
in WHICH the right reverend Doctor lmpinres his icl.
lowers not 10 look upon the quarrel as one among adj
versarics in which Catholics have right 10 exc but
u,s struruc of noble minds to break through Chains
TINT have bound them for years. to the pam Of whose
efforts and the embarrassment Of whose situation Il
would be cruel To add the grief Of bitter taun or IN
timely ;eer" All this is very kind and considera,e,
but should imagine the Pusey,cs are not very CRATE
fnl 10 the right reverend Father for his commseraoa
or interference, and that they more in 4 hum"r 10
e1claim i" Help us from friends THIS iet,er las
settled the point if there could have been any human
doubt on the subject, that the differences between
Puscyism and Popery but OF shadowy character
and that The recent movement at Oxford IS nothing
more nor less than that which the Pope scar terms
it-"The revival of Ca,holici,y in England
j. W G.