Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-07
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.

, ns aaan opened Judge Judson being unwe obi
reJ 10 adjourn the court until Thursday morning.
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FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.
lBy THE STEAMER BALTIC.
The Liverpool Mail of December IA, is entirely occupied
with the papa excitement 10 the total exclusion OF al o-
% news The Mail asserts that the cabinet divided on
the Romish question: and that this important matter W"
soun come before the Parliament. =,
Roth the Mail and the London Morning chronicle are us
satisfied with The replies of the Queen 10 addresses from ner
subjects upon the question saying tina, they are mere wod
and amount TO nothing lin
don in june next but accompanied by the Showman
Barnum. .,.o
III. Church difculties-The papers continue TO TEEN
win accounts Of meetings. addresses petitions, and remon
STANCES against the Roman Catholic organization ~
will he remembered that the signatures oil the TWO bishops
Of The established church withheld from the aodfss
which The nreates presented the Queen lhese were hs
Bishop of Exeter and the Bishop OF 81 David Inc hfs
named divine refused recognize the Queen ghs 10 oe
head Of the church. and he embodied his feelings IN pet
linn 10 the sovereign expressive of deep loyalty TO her per-
son and throne but lnnaed pretty broadly thh sne ass-
cd mower over the church which Queen Elizabeth had re-
undated The neon was forwarded in due course 10 the
homo Office but Sir George Gray returned II 10 the writer
with aconic note 10 the effect that could not be presen-
ted on account of technical iniomnlty-a pretty clear
nro,f ot the views OF the high church party much
in favor NJ court The why the Bishop of ST. David
refused his Signature less clear He has since published nm
address q; his clergy which, while lie the Pope
bull he expresses hope that the principles OF religious 'oo
ration will not be violated by way of retaliation
According the Record, strong evangellcai paper ne
esdnc Puscvc ministers have been fraernsing WIN car
dinal Wseman In address presented to him, they ex-
press great respect "is person and his office as bishop
OF the church God they discalm The uncharIaoe ana
language of their fellow woknen and declare
that the ella of the many 10 be regarded rs the m
equivoca of the church The Bishop Of London has at
length tay moved and seems ANXIOUS 10 atone io past
eharrv by prompt action that he finds the wolf nj The
door He called for the gnaton OF Mr. Bennett oil
Pm,o and uchdeacons have received orders 10 visit
The churches in his diocese with view the removal Of
ls
Earl Mimic has broken ground and animated In PUBLISH
ed that much which has been said about his being
conscnin2 party 10 The hierarchy when re was al Rome
must be received with caution
uvrEy VIcronA's REpLrEs TO THE ASrI-pArAL address,
Es.he address agreed upon BY the corporation OF the cry
Of London presented her majesty al Windsor Cas-
te in the usual form. Her Majesty in firm voice. deli
veIcd the following reply:
my Lord Mayor and Gentlemen, Il receive with much
satisfaction your loyal and arctionae address heartily
concur with your grateful acknowledgment OF The many
blessings conferred upon this favored nation and In your at
achen the Protestant iah and 10 the great principles
of civil and religious liberty in defence Of which the city 81
London has been conspicuous That faith and those
principles Justly dear tie people of this country,
that confidently rely their cordial support in UNFOLDING
and maintaining them against any danger with which they
be threatened from whatever quarter II may proceed
The deputaon from The Cour, and Common Council
introduced and Mr. Wood having presented the
address, her Majesty replied US follows:
"Gentrmen-l sincerely thank Won for your renewed a.
sances OF nnaltcrcd attachment 10 my person anu throne
and tho constitution this country Your ed and con-
advocacy Of the equal enjoyment Of civil rights by
all classes of fellow subjects entities the EXPRESSION OF
your sentiments the occasion TO peculiar coas'd
Grafton. You may % assured of my earnest desire and
firm determination Under Gods blessing 10 maintain IN
impaired the religious liberty which is Justly priced BY the
people III county, and uphold ia surcs safeguard
the pure and spiritual worship of The Protestant faith which
has Ions been happily established III tha land"
The English Cabinet decided The Romlsh question,
says the Liverpool Mail The London Chronicle Is ndg
nant at the OF the Queens replies TO the
various addresses the Ca,holic question.
THG GREAT EXHIBITIONS or s5l.-The Emperor Of Rus
given L2U 900 for the of the Star and Garter
Richmond and the Emperor OF Austria has AIKEN Moznrts
Hotel for the House rons in London rising
enormously much El2 per week being offered for
small house Charges street. There are reports OF exiraor
binary in the provision line, poulterer in the
City having arranged for 100000 chickens,
Fairies GLASGOW. -Glassow letters announce the
failure Of Ai.k2S, Maihia s. Co., iron founders with liza
biiiies Of 1906 estimated 10000 10
Is 6O0 the acce' being speculative pucha8eS OF pig
iron. Another firm, Rankin Smith Co., engaged In The
New YORK ra aI also suspended, with liabilities 10 the
Of i30t6 tiO0cl believed 10 have arisen in
great measure losses bre4 stuIs One other
firms named, but their debis arc Iriing
lTAIY! ieter o. Rome, OF the l5lh ult., hero is
the following passage at IL ead that negotiations have
been undertaken with The governments of France and Ma
pies for The purpose Of establishing permanent garrison of
French troops Rome and in the neighboTood of the capt.
isl, and Neapolitan troops in the other provinces.
accounts from Rome Of the Both ut., rlae t:a Lord
pa!ma.a;oa ka sharp TO the Papa
Court 1n unjuslifabe manner in which Mr.
Kelley British subject had been expelled from Rome
Inc only cause Of complaint asgGs T. asnaii a h'e' was
said that the pope personally opposed 10 the
cent establishment al The English hierarchy and h.t he
now regrets having given way The instances Of the "Pro
paganda iie The an'iPopery demonstrations in England
have produced much alarm in the College of Cardinals
that they exceedingly anxious settle their dler
ence vi.h Ped..!o.i
DENMARK, letter from Hamburg says: "rhe last
intelligence which have received from Copenhagen is TO
the ls ruor very generally disseminated that
the King Of Denmark had determined 10 separne from
Nadine Rasmussen whom he had long since married
after having raised her the dignity Of countess As the
price of this matrimonial RUPTURE the Countess Rasmussen
had insured TO herself independently Of the property already
settled on her pension of 35,000r. year.
THE AFRICAN EXPLORING ExPEDITION.-We
have received intelligence from the Saharan African exped
ton up 10 The 2gih OF August last
The expcdt had literally fought its way up Seonfec
In Aleer the territory OF the Kailouee Prince En-
Nour, 10 whom il is recommended
Mr. Richardson had been obliged TO ransom his life and
those OF his iowravelers twice The whole population
of the northern districts Of Aheer had been raised against
the expedition Joined by all the band and robbers who
fest tina, region OF the Sahara.
The travellers in comparative security II has
been tremendous king for Thorn 10 force their way
among Tribes who had the face ot Christian
and who look upon Christians the declared enemies of
God.
The great Soudam route from Chat to Ahcer, s
plored.
NIEGIS LIE & ISLA 7 4 II T..