Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-23
ADDITIONAL BY THE CANADA.
GREAT HlslT

This remark produced laug hter
The Senate then adjourned
ADDITIONAL BY The CANADA
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Queen held Court Buckingham Palace on
Thursday, the th inst for the purpose receiving the
addresses on the peace from III. Ho,s. Of Lords the
House oi Commons and the city O London The depu.
tations ia great state, and numbered nearly hun
bred persons The Queen briefly acknowledged the nj
dresses, and expressed her satisfaction that peace
established basis that affords security for its pcrns-
nence.
Both Houses of Parliament have recorded u vote of
thanks To this army and navy. Lord Panmur moved the
resolution and seconded 10y Earl Derby the Lords
la the Commons, Lord Palcrslon made the MOTION and
| Mr.. D'lsraeli seconded it,
Lord Granville announced that pension Of thou
sand pounds sterling for life would be settled General
Williams, who il also created BaTouel b, the title of Sir
| VIM. r. Williams ot kars.
Lord Egin postponed his motion Of inquiry respecting
the troops ordered To North America until alter the holy
DAYS.
Lord Colchester gave notice Of motion recurring Par.
hanent express its sapproval of the policy Of abai
dOning the maritime rights long held Congress
ot Paris had pledged Grcat Britain do To celebrate
the peace, the Queen has ganted all political
Offenders consequently Smith OBrieu Frost Jones aud
Others may return home Special exception. however is
made against those who escaped To the United States
Lord Woodhouse, Under Secretary Tor Foreign Anars
i appointed Envoy Extraordinary ST Petersburg. The
appointment i generally applaudrd.
The Lord Mayor Of London gave the customary speech
at the banquet tn the ministry. The whole oi the
speeches the occasion cOngratuatoy respecting
the peace. Count Pcrsigny the French Ambassador SAID
nothing could the alliance at France and Eng
Lord PalmersI"n replied, recprocaing the sentiment aud
compmentng the mnist. present Sardinia and Tur-
key Lord Carendun then spoke, goring the prsc, aud
compnentiug Russia The usual followed ami the
company separated early. The American Minister was
prr-en being engaged at the annual dinner OF the
Literary Fund where he made a .pcrch.
The Crimean Board OF Enquiry continue it, session..
but they have lost all their Interest, Col Lubbock being
sick.
MAY eslhs to be holiday throughout Great Britain tu
celebrate the peace.
A regiment OF German Jagers Of Plymouth had mutt
nisVl. The rnsleaders arrested. They complained
that the drill too severe, and that they only enlisted
I'LL the eud OF the
The live regiments in the Crmea under orders Tor Cana
da the 9TH 9Th, 3sh, cd and esd infantry under
the command oi Gen Eyre.
FRANCE
A hill introduced uto the Legislature granting fou
hundred thousand francs for the baptism of the Imprra
, Princein June.
The Moutcur publishes the monthly account of ,h
{ Bank of France and the balance satisfactory.
Count Edgar Ney Is ~ he the bearer OF Napolrons lete
in reply the Cars notification oil his accession to t
throne of Russia
Speculations the Paris Bourse had reached grra
height and English commercial papers warning
British capitalists against II.
The weather in France Tor several days previous tn
sailing OF the steamer, had been very hnc.
SPAIN
Arrests of suspected persons continued Barceona
The conscipu'n Lad passed of quietly hroug tn
country.
BELGIUM
despatch from Brussels says sin the Chambers o
"Wednesday, the Foreign Minister answering int
rogatOry il regard To the speech OF Count
the press of Belgium replied that thst speech had no
been officially communicated Ia the Government Whe
that communication should be made, the would
ready and would he communicated all the
aud would formally maintain the rights of constitutions
aud independent country. IL asked further whctiv
power had asked Tor any modification OF the laws
latins To the press Belgium. The Minister said h.
would answer in one wOrd-"neyer." The meeting bok
y up amidst immense cheering and enthusiasm
. DENMARK
The HAM towns have reu,ed to adhere tile capital
Lation forced 10y Denmark ia the question OF the dues
AUSTRIA.
The Synod of Austrian Bishops held Vienna is abou
d adlournug "ithout having completed it, objects
ITALY.
IL y stated that a cOllectiv Of the Powers tia
-igued the treaty "i peace Is about ready De- orWAre
to the governments OF Rome and Naples rccommendin
the reforms asked 10y the Italian people IL il ais
ad that the Popes Legation at Paris formerly prOtese
against Count Waeuskis language in the Congrrs an
that o the Phpal government is preparing detailed
py thereto. IL is still further rumored that Naples wi
anticipate the Powers by granting a anne
~ SARDINIA
Questions relative Ia the Conference have been put
Count CaVOi ~ the Sardinia Chambers. Tie replied th
- pending the negotiations concerning taly he could ~,
i speak fully With respect t1 the Treaty o Peace lac b.
,, le,ed It would ensure gcat moral aud material ndvant
n &C. The Sardinia view o the Italian question ado
II ted whilst at Of Austria rejected hence the que
10 OF ltaly is aud must continue TO be European
lie added that the relations Ol Austria PetmO
II. ameiOrated by anything that has occurred,
H. lhat the Sandman government may rely the people
T. meet every emergency.
TURKEY
20 Disturbances continued in Turkish Asiac TerrOr
% aud there had been Sumatfa The
r. j. nothing additional the troubles Nazareth
d, THE LATEST.
nj Dispatch Turin says the memorandum presen
81 ~ Count de Cavour aud the Marquis de Wilaman
ut u the Chamber shows that Auuii having II the ca
ference r,i.cd to discuss the condition Of Itay SarI
of j. the only State which Offers barrier 10 fcsOlnon al
W. demands the operation Of England aud ffsnce in
IN. ying out reforms II shows that the Austrian Occupat
, j. opposed the interest oi Italy aud Europe aud
r tnry the treaty to humanity sud justice Finally
.ir memorandum calls England sud france to quite vi
w. Sardinia h. the application Of eicaclou~ remedy.
on Naples permits the export Of nreadstus until Iu
Ice 18TH at halt the previous export duiynaniry NJ
carlni. Bfealstuiis moderate.
LivrnrOoI Saturday I T.. N.
The new British loan hiss been announced. II ~ to
"a ior five million pounds sterling and the bidding entire
in cousol- Parliament has adjourned over uut the ls
~ Of NAY
The correspondence from the Ofmea up April 20
h II merely ircOtds the preparations ior the departure
the drilling and the furnishing o the With clothes
~" make y GOOD appearance their eturn Two regime
o." oi English Cayllry have already embarked at Scuta
al houe
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