Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-01

persons II the lowest order. They cali no wines
e her 10 tct ~ cha aoier Tn Law Ole
| NT9cmtWr de Rcf ; c ,rtsNondisg VITA the n
| IN y-iie"f RAJ a. l. sisol, stntes npon almost
| ~ III y that the prisuor before the Coor, Wa,
1T as"oofdioate az nt-that the principal ;uto, 5
a the crl'ues wei D. rsons OF rank and influence.
hut th"t the Govern n,ent had not bcU0 aLle 10
Ietch tnem suel. manner as 70 bring ti,cm b.
| t.r the Court
One Of lie most interesting OF t,ies, iriss was "a
oil an old man, hcggar, auG a cripple hc was on
'ema.i % i've JeSrs mp rSOr :, and 20 pr a.,
usual practice in Franco IL expoaso e thu pros
crti n The Court cores, sndS'n It's objects wit.
the sslons Of the Old Bale prime PM J,p,
pr sdes. The prucC engS SOFA, what peculiar,
hut pert city impartial and decor~us Nett er wit
ness or lurynian is the COs,,ei; IN, prin.
cipa'ly rvpcat the declaration read by the officer,
e;eh holcing up lis right ha d. The prisoner i.sd
counsel, bu the wit eises were all examined md
eross-eNsn II ed Ivy the Judge exclusisely---nsiher
The g unset tor the prisoner the prost cui,n as
ked them a single question Another popularity
! &c, that tie prisoner asked Nv the Judge, IL
t"e close ofeaeiI y iines>'s evidence, whcte, what
IN" witness SAID was true To t.is ih,. ,,isorcr.
anOr. 'y replied "upDI his honor !, was false {.
very WORT The ildicrGDs sil-aaG Of grace & sG-
emuit with which lee opposed ui his cii,tclts and
large cooked hat, il, orleI 10 deliver his assevei
uon upon his honour, in arpNpti.;e altitude and
tc pslptlle ialsehcod f VITA he declared created
n1eh mtrtlmei t--eyen the Judge, scarcely resist
Ell 1t. lie was dete died. b. = very yoir. Rtivo-
cate, and With great atilty. He torched upon 20
i'ra circumstances With much freedom, in lniti,-l-
ing The offence Of the prison =. The defence
Up Tor ham Wa, hat his offence did net com,
W'hm the law, which applied ou,y u haTs,rcurs
! p2esitis and pIrpSi-tS. Mt including setIions
81 s. ttHt 4 was absUd tn isnpute toa v'rctchcd
nendic"ut an leHtcunt 'ndiiereur } a d,.-i,-., TO
sn"'ef u, NisIing gov r.ineut; til2t it was
h11 any political 6ispt'-iton 10 party or the
,ulc' Int tie W., 1clIedness or lis condition fb
'''ade hiIn cry e ! i've tie Enperor WIN gave IA
bread and, Therefore, that To puui.h b,rn wnui
he 10 PUNISH ,s ntserv, uu his crime. Iacrc IS
stu'hea correctness aud eievstgn Of stvle in ',e
S'ttc" 81 French Advocate upon everv occssicu.
- n WI re neither the Sc or the parties are Of
'T"ch Importance The llowirs was asncarly p,
could collect It, Il &c with which re- con-
en- ed, + ieung 10 the mss rabIc condition of tie
pr'anner---' ,scyoas G,shereur,' the FrocSrerr
o." N"' htu a. Nef- animated picture 81 the
e'SAI e brought Ivy II rrt'un oF Rousrqt., uDcn
.'sncr l-'' S2Yons RqHes.7,.-.- tvpieeo-? les an
80 a. ms 0f.efirs--1Rdis ne soto,i, roiYt cry
e%- ne pi0iSSoIS Paint le mat hcpa Il. ,ities. "
- he p'nng AMI conclusion Of their speechcs
I'Fe' VI general, an ar OF pr.rarstion--th.y make
frequent 1'lusinns 10 the one ent orators Dnrt,cnla
~ 20 th"se OF itowc From the extensive field of
c'amsion into wiich thcy enter, both historical
ara cthca IN Whist ia cppsr,. tIy question strictly
20 ne 6ce'Ged by municipal law, i would spcear
tiSt Ia" with them docs rot hol' The same snyre-
macy IS n England They will in some instanc
.'iect The Kings att Tlry IN this case c,rttn,l.a
II ms statement, that he ofence came within tie
"w-bnt in his RELY he admitted t'at i did rot, in
order to have an opportunity of saving " that il
W"sort"na'e ter tie prlsoDcr thu law haG not $40
teH-l3r II it did speak, its voice would he dealt -
ct vas under tits silent law that he Demanded
aid obtsmcdthe ronyis,i II of tie prisoner The
SioIc' was DTonSht ~ with great solemnjv by the
tore'nsn OF the Jurvi he presented It in writing,
declaring, upon his !inH ~, upon his conscience.
and IN the pressnce ofCiod aud Of men, that it was
u ver"iet which tie Jury ho' fund. The judge
Ten / OK out, be!iey { ON his pocl;et, q vcry
small copy of tie criminal cole Of France and read
'rc'n II the punishment which the Law assigned To
uie onence, and pr0nanEced it upun the prisoner.
u Nv lays heiee, WAS pres Mt az very curious
e'se IA IRE Coart of Cn'section.l Police TIE
Par.'.S ""i7 Two ladies' evidently " a vesncc-a,4e
''uH IN society," each of nhom charged Inc other.
WIN having Scrdc-i her face y TN had uuon
.ns' e"esAs very distinct marks ofa sharp conflict
re dispute "spoiiticai-one vas a Dourbonite.
Tie other 30 apartite. Tie, hid, ii arDeared
gone INTO cole, -.ousG the B-ulevsrls 10 reai
ne ne"s' apers. This quite ( common prae-
uce OF freucnwonen as well as men at first they
riEeI "iti great ieinper, but upon the point whe-
.aei England was tustied in semlias Bonapaif. to
9I iie'snA, tie debate grew violent, aud terminated
n bat; 9: The Bourhone lady said, alt The men
IN the coilec-hOdse were Bcnapartists and refused
10 Mielf-rs Ii turnc, out, however, that she was
l!'e "S5FI-aDE; she was fned ten francs.