Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-26

renders invalid all deeds executed under the prohibited
STYLE aud title and the third clause BY which all pro,
pety left conveyed to persons bearing these illegal
titles is forfeited the crown. The bill Will therefore,
be reduced 10 its first clause, imposing penalty OF
hundred pounds Tor the assumption OF an ecclesiastical
title taken from any place in the United Kingdom, to be
sued for by The Attorney General.
The etfast OF the measure Is, thereore, this 1t is
IN lawful for DR.. w isemaD to call himself Archbishop
of Westminster aud for DR.. M Hale to call himself
Archbishop of Tuam, aud the government may 1t 1t
pleas-thst is to say if it is disposed to vo-
lent disturbance and most pernlcous agitation among
the Irish Roman Catholics-prosecute the only party
who systematically so offends. But 1t IS quite lawful
for these persons convey or receive property under
these Illegal titles, and all donations or requests MADE
10 or for the purpose of supporting or endowmg their
dgnss which Parliament declares to be Illegal ana
Lord John Russell told in his famous letter that the
assumption Of authority by the Pope and the Cardnai
was in Inconsistent with our national independence ne
proceeds egsate against that Assumption OF auhof
w. and he openly and avowedv sanctions It's exercise
by Withdrawing all prohibition from its endowment,
and placing the power OF REFRESHING 1t, not III e hanos
of the people at large but OF the government oil the cay
FROM THE CONTINENT
Interesting news has arrived from Piedmont 1t ap-
pears that scheme was on foot by the mother Queen
and Prince of Cargnan, who had decided That lA;ng
Emmanuel should ahdcae IN laVoE OF MS son VINO Is
should be repealed. When the king discovered that
such plot had been made, he became very angry and
declared that his intention was to protect his Kingdom
country from being violated. 1t is said that IL conse-
quence oil this affair." the mother queen will retire to
convent, while the Prince OF Carignah VIII uhuertake
pleasure Journey to America. =,
In I.ombardy the Austrian army, amounting to 90
$50 men, is congregatng on the ironller OF fedmont
Ii is said that the intentions oil austria are 10 iotce
Piedmont 10 withdraw any support from the politicai
rehgees and to prevent MaZznl from obtaining access
within the limits oil the kin9doni. -,
The Austrian papers appear to be certain mat the
most excellent understanding exists between the two
powers PRUSSIA and Ausiria but the Prusslan Jour
,aur are OF the opinion and It Is saio 'ha'
Prussia will insist upon the voluntary consent OF an le
States of the third order TO reduce tie Voes anu a' e
viii be suppo ted by Russia y,
In Norway the liberals are trying al IN ihei power
10 create rots aod in the dsr CT ot ooaai aS wei as
III the city OF Levanger, the mop hau l'aue so'ie Viz
turbapces. = ...;.r
In Sweden, at Stockholm sort OF emufe' occasion.
ed by the students who despite OF orders had WISHED 10
operate the Geese March "a sort o. III, oi,v had
"Bombastes Furoso, in the streets OF tile c"y ma
given some apprehension to the Government. IL was
buta momentary iraeas, which had no h'poi'au' 'e
''' THE DANuBIAN rRiNClP ALlTlES.
Letters from Bucharest of the 18th ut, state mat the
troops both of Russia and Turkey Will evacua!e me
prucpalites Alter this measure, the sultan Is 70,
solved to oppose, with force OF arms, any attempted
occupation OF the princpaies on the part OF Russia
ARRIVAL OF HUNGARIAN REFUGEES.
[From the Liverpool Courler.l
On Tuesday the Sandman brig Arpla, Captain Bar
tholIeto arrived in the Mersey with the expected Hun.
garian refugees The vesscl!is direct from Constah-
tnople and brings 262 passengers Ihese people are
confded to the care of the authorities here who have
made arrangements with Mr.. Sabell, OF the Emigants
Home il MoorelieIds, to receive them They will be
landed to-day and taken 10 their refuge Though the
vessel which brought them is small there has been
no sickness board, and they speak IN high terms OF
the treatment they have met with on The voyage anu
also OF the conduct OF tie Turkish people during their
stay of eighteen months in that country They consist
chiefly oil Poles mixed with Italians and HunRanans,
and thew are OF all grades 10 rank. They exceed
iogly poor, though healthy and in good spirits An
attempt will be made 10 further their interests. ny
opening subscription in this town, with the ot9ect ol
forwarding them TO America.