Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-25

Ahe Cornct. considering that the retu-
81 - hoe n rec DE- fcocetS, aud the I'M
% sblity of iinslirg one before their meet
irg, could not delay the meeting, nor the
ho,trg OF the sitting, Ngreeab a. the 20,h
Sr-lrle ot the law Il the llth Of Brumaue.
year 5, which dire Is th IN 70 case may
def nier delay the meeting OF the coun-
cd Of war
Proceeded in the GLOWING orcer &c inter
rog &c the &C used
Btins ASKED their surnauey, FIRST names,
age, profession. place of birth and dumcl,
my answ ne thas th-y were na..ed as
follows. 20 wi
The first Cesar Fancher, aged Gfty-six
years, French CITIZEN u native e Re
o'e, don'iciled II Reole, department Of Gil.
rGrde.
Fhc second, Constaut'nc Fsucher, aged
ty--siX years, a Ercuch c;zen, native
~ Nrole' aomIc led a. Rcole, department. Of
Gir5ndc.
After having informed the accused of
TIE charges ag INST hem. having used
THEM to be inlcrrog }tel By the president,
having N Hard ssparat " She witnesses for
ana ag1,nst them; having made I'm WI to
them Tn : Documentary evidence which was
eTH'3 ed to and inittcd BY them:
HlvnS haard the report sui the opinion
OF the report :, and the defence OF tie ac:-
cnsed, which obey seyarat ly and personal
y ma c each of n % dcrlarin, that he
had nothing 20 add to it; The president
uen ~ Ell OF the members Of the Council
whether they hid any cb ervation 10 make
up tnelr replytg IN the negative and
before svng their opinions, he ordered
the accused 70 withdraw they were re
roNeyt D their gusrli 70 tie prism. The
Hcpo-ter. the Reg ster and the Ass stan,s.
nni t'e spec at rs, withdrew, OF being
desired nv the Fresi4e l.
The Council, dehberatirg with closed
foofs' IN the presence Of ttc kings com
mssarg only, he following questions were
put 70 them By thc president
The p "rs0n named Cesar Faucher, above
Described, accused:
o. having retained, against the viii Ct
the government the command that had
been Withdrawn from hin, is he gultya
:. or haviog committed IN attempt, tie
object OF which was to excite civil war, and
to srm the citizens against each cther, BY
assembling &C his place OF residence, armed
rncn who there did military service, ana
who cried Gtd Ufvs to the patrole Of the
national guard, IS NJ gu ity
8. OEh wing suppressed by force OF arms
aud by violence. the eXpr ssions Of fIe,-
ny of his m@es'y's subjects, is he gull
TYP
4. O. having enlisted men for the re
beis, and du4ed from their cclurs the
Kings solhers, by engaging them 10 ioin
;ae band Of Florian, S lie guilty?
Clhe like Gu s; ions with respect 10 Con
stantn n Fapchar.)
he votes being collected, beginning at
the lowest grade, the president having ei-
ven his opinion tn last, the couacl de-
cier's unanimously,
I'M q ti,. ,a.-,,n o..
acused of having retained ag,inst the viii
o. the government, n command that had
O,cn Withdrawn from him. is guilt.
Unanimously, that the person named
teslr FauCher, accused OF having com
ifi'tcd al ate Npt, the object CT which was
to excite civil war. aud 10 arIn The citizens
aganse each Other, by Assembling At his
RI ce Of residence armed men, vino there
do military s.,v,ce, aud who cried o5f
7'f1'e 70 the patrole of the national guard. is
gnlty.
Unanimously, Ihatt'e person named
Cesar ~ her. a~cHs d OF hpving sup
pressed o. for g of arms and by voience
" expressions Of fidelity Of lis majesty's
sahIe Is, is guilty..
Unani ngu.ly, That the person named
Ces Fauchcr, ac-u3~d of having enlisted
'rcn i1r III, = brlS, anil seducod from IN ir
Tors the Hirgs soldiers, by engaging
taefn to join the band Of tlorian, is not gul.-
ty--
(The Ike opinions unaoimou>ly with re
spect TO Constantine u h ~
Whcrcupon the kings ,mwissarv made
hsre1u siton for tn" apple ION OF II pu-
Tishment, md the votes were again coliec-
te1 By the President, as fol ows
fhe perma cnt council of VIZ, d ciling
upon the said requsito1, coadenn unani-