Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-27
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Further Extracts from Foreign Papers

received by the Steamship Cambria.
FRANCE-In the French Chamber of Depu.
lies, the subject Of Electoral Reform was brough,
forward by M Duvergirr de Hauranne, and op
posed b. The Government. On DIVISION the
Ministers had majority of 90, the numbers
being l54 in favor and 252 against The motion
Spain, however, is likely 10 perplex Loui,
Philippe and his Cabnet. The young Queen
il is said, sustain. the female reputation of hel
family, and has a stronger desire 10 please her.
self than her people, A speedy explosion in
Spain is inevitable, and then general war per-
haps The Queen mother is busy al Paris in in.
trigue and stockjobbing; but her royal daughter
mol being disposed 10 welcome her return TO Ma
drid, the inequalities of The Tnilleries may con-
sole until after the ACCOMPLISHMENT Of the Duchess
Of Monpensier, if her royal hiehness is likely
soon TO be "happy mother made"
The Rouen and Havre Railway has al length
been opened and Paris thus possesses an iron
road 10 the sea. The line is full OF engineer
ing works OF gigantic difficulty, al! CT which
have b,en designed and executed in an admira-
BILE manner by Engishmen.
The Municipal Council of Paris had voted q
SUN oil $50, 900 francs. to he employed in bread
tickets for The INDECENT population of that capital
during The frs! fortnight OF April. The city had
already granted for that object since The 10Th Of
November last, ), 22l l45 francs.
Prince Jules de Polignac the Prime Minister
oil Charles x, and whose unfortunate admins
,ralion produced the revolution of $780, died al
ST. Germans, near Paris, on the night OF the
29lh. He died Of equity affection, from which
he has suffered for The last two years
The run on the Paris Savings Bank moi only
continues but increases. The deposits ON the
Dist and 22d March amounted TO 49, 1873 francs
and The wilhdra wals'lo S59, 767 francs-a differ.
ence of fl5,000 sterling.
The Queen OF the French has forwarded some
articles, to be sold al grand bazaar, which is &c
be opened al Chel,enham in aid of the distressed
Irish.
M. WaIeski, the Envoy OF the French Go.
yernment, departed for La Plata on the 18th
March.
The Courier Francois announces hal NJ. Gui-
zot is about 10 visit the baths Of Hamburg
This journey is 10 coincide with the arrival Of
Prince Meuernich, a, Johannisberg. "Where,
asks the Courier Francois, "is to be placed The
camp OF the cloth OF gold7"
Advices were received in Paris that Lord Pal.
mers,on had again urged The Cabinets OF Wen
ma and 81. Petersburg, 10 make forma declara,
lion respecting the marriage OF the Dukeand
Duchess of Montpensier, and that it was proba
bic that the Cabinet OF Vienna wonc speedily
comply with this request, and that Russia woult
adhere TO it. :,
Mad'see Mars, the celebrated actress, died a
Paris, on Saturday week, in the Goth year OF he
age.
at Nancy, in his ia year, OF The celebrated coun
Drouol, Lieut.. General Of Artillery. Napoleon
said of count Drouot that "his morality, PROFIT,
and simplicity would have done honor 10 tn
enoch OF CIncinnalus." Napoleon bequeathe
him 100 900 francs, which he expended in ac,s Q
The Agricultural Congress now sitting in Pa
ris. has declared formally against Free Trade
OF late The Free Trade movement has lost
great deal OF ground in France.
THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT AND THE BoNA
p.Rre FAMrLY-We learn that the French mi
nistry has just refused The Prince Jerome Napc
icon Bonaparte, son Of The e1-King OF Westpha
liza, The permission to pass fortnight at Pari
with his sister, the Princess Mathilde Demizof