Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-31

Scotland, if realized will probably bs due to thu colder
and mol-'er climate as compared with England
According to the "LouIon Times" the crops in Ire
land promise an average yield, although disease lie
spreading rapidly among the potatoes III some vicni
ties.
THE NJ. +. AT HOME.
The speeches o several leading members of Parlia
ment, who have been called upon 10 address their re
spectivs cons:l dercies, show somewhat oninously
for the Derby Ministry. MIR. Fox, prominent
Liberal has censured in round terms the erection Of
an unpopular cabinet the ruins of the Pa!merst"n
Ministry, when it was evident that the overthrow of
the latter due, not 10 the Tories. but Ia The Rad
Gals In The opinion OF Mr.. Fox. Minor Gibson Was
the man who should hava bern entrusted with the
formation n the new Ministry. All the Radicals who
have spoken clearly indicate heir intention To max.
the Derby Cabinet m-re stalking horse for the alter
nate succss of purely Liberal cabinet And several
of tbs Tories have more than limited that Lord Derby +
conservatism hiss b-en somewhat TOO progressive
10 auit the taste OF his RrisOCrHtic followers.
Thus the Premier seems already 10 be pulled in oppo
sts directions by the two factions of his temporary
adherents.
Mr.. Brrnsl Osborne maintains on thu stump hiI
acknowi lodged character at u Parliamentary Way
Some Of the touches contained in he following brush
ut the promised Conservative Reform bill are decided
ly p9uan:
What thu nature Of that measure may be il wOnd
puzzle cor Juror TO divine. Ii Were inclined 10
indulge 10 the language ot prophecy, | should s.S
that think il impossible !nt the ministry will again
meet Parliament il il at present constituted TIE
Cabinet appears 20 be- divided into I'VE different
tons; on The one hand you have what may be rall"i
IN advanced section, which consists OF Mr.. DIrntl,
Lord Stanley and Sir j. Paliinglon while upon tho
other you have wha. may 10" termed drag -ch9n "a
the SHAPE of the lurd Chancellor. the Marquis q" Sails
bury. and Mr. Henley. Even now great d-renc".
prevail in the CsLinet between father aud son, anG
when they commence 10 differ nobody can predict
| tpI. "a H,r
part, look upon Lord Stanley ~ bens the best and
the most liberal in The ministry. aaI hope {"
srr him a s0ms future day M the head Of n LIBERIA.
Government IN this country. II. IL no Conservative.
he has nons-ns. at that kind about him (lauahtrr
Nor do b-Ii-v- Mr.. Daraei Ia be- Conservative
Indeed. my opinion of that right honorable gentlemen
is that he will do whatever you press him 30 de-; ar
have doubt that be, Lcrd Stanley, and Sir j. Pa
kingon will eventually quit the company IN which
they now fluid Themselves But ! arm curious 10
what this III Reform Bill will be- II is Land down by y
writer somrThrr-, that every man III The conrss oi
hi- lif-tim. ra,s peek of dirt tlaughter1 Now II
that statement be- tree ul m-t IN general il H. think,
Pr recy evident tina; cncb member oi The C"usrrva
live Cabinet must have swallowed nj least four peck
ofdiri in hs thu p-s-ni year grcni laughter
They have NJ nll MS eaten all iErir prO!1sson-
aud that beyond all louhi Continued u very qrg" pro
portion of iha. commodity. Judging by the past We
know not what they may do; they may effect some
thing OF revolutionary character. Indeed ! would
not be surprised IN hear q. any moment tha' Lor!
Chelmsford had some fine morning siormed Buckiug
ham Pnlace +. The bead of The G,rnadlers However.
Dad ~ they msY hc | must ehoud they briuE IN
good Reform Bill, give NY support T." i!a n-"-nf"
much ~ | may dr-p1" ~ uhor-. They m.y III
irOiu q Liberal nrasure, ani | should certainly
look with much curiosity to the faces -! M"-sif.
SpoUner Nrwd-gat", Ben inck, AMI other men os
TINT class, WHEN they fnt tho leader. OF the Cum
servatIve party bringing forward whnt they u-t re-
gard r"' "lsiji"nnfy E-urui Bil. li.tIn- rnI
thus much with RESPECT 10 the C"nsrrvuiv. Ministry
4 t!.,f f...1Il
pa-s il altogether without no zee. Il - now.
uniOrI undir'y ..- ihni nnb,- river ot which men
tion MAD" III the Qa--u's speech. III state II
decomposition. But though that may Dc The cas-. L.
for on, do hot dorpar al the aGvanc- OF Liberal
principles. Tiny III The ascendant; bat II n"y
be allowed 10 give hint 10 the party by which they
are upheld, woGld say Ia them that IN order 10 be-
compact body, they must get rid oil all private
iealUusies aud personal p'qu.s thear hear The old
Wings and The modern Liberals murt units together,
Tor thOut union Hr+ bn' men at straw.
SWITZERLAND.
The c0nst,lution Of ~ uiohnte, notwithstanding
the Inndications which law haen Introduced. has
been again rt-,i-d by The p-opie. lndrrd II seems
that these sturdy SWiiZ .ra ar. by no means behind
The prupr OF Kansas in hs rejection "t proposed con
etitutioDs
GERMANY.
The Chamber Of Deputies Of Wurtemberg has iust
taken a step which concerns directly the general in
fertsts OF Germany. he COMMITTEES OF Finance hav
ing expressed The opinion that il s the duty OF the
Government to prepare modification OF the organic
law Of Germany, .nd 10 organize a national repre-
scDation of such nature 10 assure To the German
people, constantly taxed RI they are, lees lllusory
participation in Federal affairs the ma jofty oi the
Chamber hns pronounced in favor Of this mahltestn
tom Ind, PeHd'ace Beicr.
ITALY
The EUROPEAN Times" calls af!onlion I" tho IN.
iente cordtdle which seems ~ exist between The Em
peror Of the French and Count Cavour. The latter
la represented as displeased At the support which
the British Cabinet gives to Austria, and contrasts It
with the less cordial attitude OF Napoleon towards The
Cabinet oi Vienna.
Thesama paper 'ate, that the Governor of Austrian
Italy, the Arrhduk" MaIiDian, liz doing much to ont
bid Sardinia on The score of Italian nationality, by
correcting abuses in Lombardy. Certainty nothing
could be- desirable than the lalihiu Devotion OF
an Austrian vice regent Ia tho welfare OF his italhn
pnbjscts Certainly i; would BIZ something new under
the sun. But entertain doubt concerning the
sincerity at this gift benrng Greek, and AS matters
stand would prefer that Sardinia should b. entrusted
with the championship Of liberal progress III Italy.