Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-03
FURTHER FORElGN NEWS.

FURTHER FOREIGN MEMS ~,
Annera,ion ~ f>eSH, &c
We Gather following further Items oi interest foh our
flies III English papers TO ,hs -ist u't:
ENGlAND.-'fhc Lower house OF Parliament fe.as-
| hiod nm the l9;h after the Whsuntide MIR.
Cobirn asked hy whose authority The Pro"nce OF Prgn
49, 10 British India and commended that the pea
ne of Buin ough, hav. voice IN The Sir c..
Wood replied that Tic annexation had been made by the
General under the authority OF the Howe gov
eminent as compensation for HE expense of the
There expcc. the province would pay lis own
xpense and no authorization had yet been given for any
| further annexation
I'm rcp,y Ia fnd Joceyn Lori John Russell stated that
hc EmE.ror ul China had applied 10 Grca Britain Tor
;anrr nrders had 'ren given 10 interfere 10 any
way except protection o British :o"ety htd SUBJECTS
IN. "A uus, then adjourned until Thursday.
Mr. Miner Gibson ASKED question III reference TO Jew
sh disabilities TO which Lord John Russell replied aa' ne
did mol think it desirable 10 introduce measure upon t
subject He added that there was bill before Inc HOUSE y"
| Lords which might meet the case.
The draft Of bill directed against nunnrrirs had been
printed IAN act cnabIu the Lord Chancellor IL appoint
commits oncrs visit houses where II supposed women
arc improperly detained and 10 issue writs oil ia'ra COR
verdict Of mansaushler' had been returned against the
Directors of the York and Midland Railway for causing The
death uf Thompson, engineer, anu sykes brakeman oil
r.;u which Thumpson guiding ana winch run OH Inc
| r,rt nwjpp 10 The imperfect condition of the rails.
meeting of the inhabitants "l Southwark, tLohaon twas
held on the l6h in donunciation of the "spy system"
crystal palace IS 10 De ouh' a "asso" vi I pun u
the palace at Sydehha'n
FRANCE.-Ihe opposition IN the corps Le9isiaIl ~ me
Government had caused huctualion in the funds Ninety
eioht voted against the civil pensions bill
Further the bill revive the penalty OF death Tor attempts
pans the Government received with strong dI-favor
The committee named report this penal measure were,
for the part, adverse 10 IT, and there were hopes
would be either modified rejected another source Of dis
trust is the cncroachmen Of the Government on the bust
ness OF private banking by lending the State credit Of towns
and municipalities The security OF their real estate and
local xarion thus bringing the whole public bodies in the
couutry under Government control
i TURkEY.-From OIessa, correspondents advise iler
friends BE- cautious in their operations and Ia Iudatc
their affairs with Turkish houses In consequence reighIs
had risen 10 76s per ton for talow, &c
iayarI The traveller attached 10 the British embassy
was on the eve Of returning Eng land owing was said
To difference with Lord Radcliffe respecting Ohen4l poll
tlcs ,
i GERMANY.-Ihe belgian marriages ere ti'us arranged
by gossip The Emperor OF Austria IL marry me princess
Charlotte Belgian; King Leopold of Belgian 90 mars me
Austrian Princess Mndrna and the Duke OF Bban! ms
son. 10 rsp0usc one Of the other Archdnchrsscs
AUSTRALlA.-Adv from Melbourne 10 Sd oil March
The produce OF the diggngs continues undininahrd
The pressure of the continuous ARRIVAL u esfants from
all Quarters very great Melbourne, ana some cases
of death from deSulion have occurred