The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-23
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ZuR1cH, March 81.

SANA-N = j LthiNh, ihdiGI u.
The fcenes OF diforder and tumu!t in cur Cam
ton have unhappily continued and augmented
for 4 few days paft. Some prefent icene ofthe
mott urbridled licentioufneis. it IS iii the dif-
trict of Utter that the greateit dlforders have
been committed. Two Populations from go-
vernment divided thericlyes in this diffria The
orc competed or NJ. NJ Lawater and Pennir-
ger, departed on the elf in the evening, andre
turned the next day, it bad found tome of tire
communes diipofed to take the oath, orhers re-
fufed in the MIDI OF The greatef tunut. Hav-
ing been apprifed afterwards that AT Fehraltof
the peaiants had attended and armed then1-
ielyes with large clubs, that they carried the
Helvetic and tri-coloured coclsdc, &c. they
have returned to Zurich, deipsiiing OF ficceis.
The fccond deprtatioD compofed of ". NJ.
Wa!der and Baugel have had no better fuccefs,
they eveTy whete found troops, At Birwil, il
was impofiible for the deputies 20 set into the
chllrch, where ceremony had taken place. Al-
ready had they prepared to depart, when the
poPuace befeged the tavern where they were /;
their guards were dilarned their arms being
broken, they demanded with loud cries that M.
Walder ihould be delivered to the people CHS
member OF the Petit council is a citizen Of the
nelghbouring commune of Hirgil, who had
been TENT TO the Diet of Schwitz, in September,
1909 the enraged populace fwore that he
mould not furvive the day, and he owed his de-
liyerance only to the firrnnetS of his colleague,
M. Bogel, who during FIVE frccefIive hours he
roicaiiy oPpoied the fury of the aifailants. 1t
was necefiary for the fife departure of the de-
putation- that NJ. Walden fhou'd preient him~
ielf at the window of the chamber 40 promife
IN loud voice, that ne would contribute for the
future TO every thing that could folace the pFc-
pie, and Especially to modification the law
retpe6ting the redemption of dimes and cents.
The petit courcl having demanded, after
the manner preicribed by the federal act, an
armed fuccour of the Landamman OF the
Swifs he has tent FIVE hundred raen rallied ia TIE
Cantons Of Argovie, of Fribourg. The troops
OF Argove have iuft entered our city, thev this
day expect thoie of Berne. NJ. Zegi-r, of I'm
nch, had beennamed by the Landamman, COM
mandant of thefe detachments. IT cannot be
doubted that the prefencc OF thefe forces aloro
will iuifice TO refrain the rioters, and promptly
appeafe all their troubles.
They are at preient engaged in rafting the
militia ofthe Canton, they have arTeaed many
rioters. The fentence paned By the tribunal
OF the difrict OF Winterthur aeainft the authors
Of revolutionary addreiies on the redemption OF
the dimes and cents, has iuf been fent, bvs
mode of appeal, to The tribunal Of obpeliahoa.
NE lag before err readerJ On e&fraa NJ a letter
fjom Hlebbo, containing an are5Y7f aftbe ra-
btfSf9 tDfH"iIftH ~ fDc ~ AtlfOtGJJ 40 4i.CCC1g
and its ne;ebboUi5oad.
ALEPPo, June 9TH, 1903.
Intelligence of difafrous event OF the very
higheft public importance has juh thrown the
inhabitants of this city into the sreateR confer
nation. Il is nothing efs than the demolition
of the fepucral monuments, at Mecca, that
have 70 long been objects of the teneration of ali
good muhulmen.
The way in which this news reached Alcppo,
leaves no room to doubt the fa6t nor indeed
is there any hope entertained by the Turks Of
its being Ill founded.
On the arrival of the grand caravan of pill
grims, from Mecca, at cattle called Imzerib,
diftant about three days journey from Damacue,
it is ufual to dilpatch a chokadar, who travels
with all polIible expedition to convey to the
Porte the welcome tidings Of the fafety Of pill
grims 70 far on their return.--The pa1age Of
this courier to-day through Aleppo has fpread
the above alarming intelligence, he has brought
letters 10 a great many Individuals written bv
the pilgrims, OF the 9th and 2sth May, from
1mzerib. Thsfe letters Fate, that during The
time Of the pilgrims refdcnce ut Mecca Saood
~ Wahabi appeared in the vicinity with an IN
Vulnerable band Of followers : and no doubt be-
ing entertained ofljs hottie defigns after the re-
cent proceedings OF that chief at Imam Ufen,
the tomb Of UGein.) NEGOTIATIONS re iri-
nediately entered into with him by the condgc-
tor of the caravan, AbdslId pIGa, Governor of