Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07

House Spectacle, j. the appearance licic, III suPf"'tH
Duchess OF Surhcrlani's demonstration against tc ""I'
S:a:rs, Of The two high ministers ui State, lofI '""''
sion and Lord John lAuss'li responsible ad"isst' : -
Grua a-nen film the very highest Offices IN ne n''"s"
government. The r.. Y. Express most properly remarks
mat. ii S,. Buchanan, when Scc!ctory OF State ancer hir.
p,Ik, and during the last attempted I:ish rebellion, had al
tended The New York sympathy Irish demonstrations, and
famed the flame here for Contributions, il would have beer
;,diunon,ly noticed in England; AM there il not less cause
G,- information here nc", when the British Minister fVr Flo.
,s;on Affairs appears publicly 10 aid IN an excitement to
raise money, the purpose OF which Is 70 create DIVISIONS IN
,e United Sla,es, if not 10 dissolve lilo oHion u 70 'fius
about civil war. This species OF de:nohS''a'o" d oce"
,,,b.r,o lett to the George Thompsons; but mere we nave
angus, ministers of stale upon the boards, icuhs 'iei Pa''s
in the Abolition drama!
If Great Britain presented US any eooo e"'''p''' :
dom. NC could put up with the sublime luPuocneo - ""
hereditary aristocracy. The subJugation oil InuIa' 'n' ''po
oul,,ion Of Ireland, the destruction of Jamuica and her olher
w,s, India colonies, the abduction of the Coolie laborers-
those r not tempting examples OF British administration,
and il is not in this way We u' ~ ~ "p'eo1e1 -" : pa
ecp, from such people.
Tho Jamaica example is Just by our doors; we see what
emsncjpation has done there, and Is doing and we see j 10
be , curse both for quondam master and slave. Inc colony
u rrined-even now almost in a state OF civil war win us
Goyernor-its white population are feelng II, ano us o'ach
,onuIa,ion are almost in the lowest scale of human cesraoa-
linn. The experiment cost The oyer-tax- ridden people Oh
Enelond some twenty millions OF pounds sterling; out "hal
does IL show but poverty, misery and human degradation !
If anything, Fl is a demonstration, OF two important primer
ples,-
The one, that the white man and the black man VIII MOL
cannot live together in a s,nte Of equanty.
The other, that sudden emancipation, without previous
training, but degraGcs even The negro.
sI-.-, 10, b ,oIv p,ipt Thai thr hereditary aTl5tOcTaCy Of
England have ever been able TO make against the United
States. and they are making il with all the pomp they can
Thc con rast of everything else in these States with what
exist. in Great Britain is so much against the Constitution,
the Laws, the State Church, and the hereditary nobility mat
govern England. that Lord Palmetston and Lord John Rus
sell hope TO sustain their order ani their system oy constant
" and publicly emblazoning The contrast. we 10 mol iear
il, and in due time we will show whatit iS BY carrying
out.
THE CHINESE observation-disclosures BETWEEN
THE FREscH AND EScL1sn.-T!e editor of the Philadelphia
Inouirrr las seen a letter from m oihcer on ooa'u me o.o'
ship Plymouth, dated Hong-k'ng; March -l'h, IN ~hich
the writer states that The alncst universal 'op!c was 'c
| Chinese rebellion. The rebel amy was much larger l''ah
the regular army, and the head o. Chief represents himself a.
a descendant of u former Emperr. Al the last accounts ulcy
were surrounding Nankir, and great fears were entertained
that that city, as well as Pekir would be destroyed. Inc
writer also says:
In conformity with the Request from The Chinese antn'rl-
lies. the British had despatched Two steamers and DLs o
war 10 assist the troops Of ne Government. Inc U ,.
steamer Susquchanna had bee sent TO Shanghai. Capl'
Kelly was the senior officer of he station, IN place oil Com
a.liiccr The Mississippi was Don expected. and great i'm.
patience was manifested for hr arrival. Quite an excite
mini prevailed in consequent Of an affair al Canton ne'
tween the French and English. Tic French Consul under
TOOL IN rails. n flag pole on the parade ground occupied by
foreigners. The English prevntrG them, "hcreupon the
Consul wrote 10 the Captain oa FiGa@h irigate, Siaiins me
49, 4 IT I. "a, HIM, Ell aT0f Lieutenant IN u hILIt 'i l
marines TO Canton, 10 protect Il, flag. The Lieutenant ms
civiIly r, quesled the Eugiishml 20 GcsIsi, and on refusing
he in connection with his men trove every "rl'Jnr"' i''tr
m. .ouare. and Immediately preceded to erect The Ill g.staii
The writer adds that il is doubtful if The United States cx-
pedition will 90 10 Japan hisseason. The squadron VIII
not reach Hong-Kong before Jly, and will not be ready be-
fore August. The coast al tharime is very dangerous, ana
a DELAY may be deemed indisTc sable.