Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-07
Baltimore, December l.
FROM FRANCE.
ny THE NIDAs.1

PARIS, October 10.
The Duke of Reggie (Oudinot) Major
General OF the Royal Guard, IS appointed
commandment OF the Nauon Il Guard OF Pa
ris.
4 committee has been appointed to ex-
anime the books destined for The instruction
OF youth.
Il 10 stated that about 12 or $4,000 Prus-
SLAMS have LEFT Paris within the last DAVIS,
m rching towards the froutiers--Al must
BE- OF b the 21st.
The r,ops of La. Wei ngton, had made
some movements in iiative Of departure
bat every thing now announces that they
are 70 prolong their stay.
10000 Ausiri ms had passed thro' Cha
lols-9iD'- .S>ane, on their march towards the
frontiers, hOmewa,d.
The kingdom of Polan1, it appears, IS to
have no diploma ic corps, nor ministe s of
foreign relations, and will have no minis
try near the courts OF foreign powers.-
This is the boas'ed Independence which
the nagnanimous Alexander has been
promising that unfortunate country 1t
IS now nothing more than 4 province of
Rnsia.1
The Emperor Of Russia bought most of
the Psintings and Statues in the Gallery
of Malmai>on.-( rhey formed collec-
ton which had been made by the late
Empress Josephine. out of her private for.
tune)
1t is assured that ont of consideration
for the Chamber of Peers, the foreign
troops will no longer takI up their quarters
in the barracks OF the Garden of Luxem-
bourg.
Count Lvrch, being named a peer of
France, and thereby prevented from resid
ing in Bordeaux, til king had conferred on
him the distinct on of honorary mayor Of
Bcrleaux.
October II.
The debates in the House of Peers dur
ing the'session of the l3tn, turned chief,
upon certain points and expr ssions propo-
sed fhr inserli n in the ldress 60 be pre-
scented to tn king. A large portion of he
members were for reco amending to II $
IN jesty measures of sever ty 10 b exerci5-
cd aga'1st those who Ia d tinguishcd
themselves by their opposition to the royal
government.
The duke of nichelicu (niuisrcr Of To-
reign aiflirs) observed--' 1t is for the k ue,
20 govern ; it is not fer us to trace ont the
n Of con'ucr fov lis government Let rs
not pleIudgc any thing; | can assert b f r.
hand. that measures WI be proposed to
yon, relative to the competency o. IL
Chamber n criminal at mat rs Is it
not more becn"1'ng to wit until his ma
J@e-J , taftii * Nt'it(~ ~ Jii HIS ltlt d.
The memb rs WIN spok mos of in tee,
retributi,n, severity, &c wer Fron evi
the shop of La grcs, de Ncolai, F.
rand, &c, Those who mani ested senti-
ren's OF l'bsraity, mercy and recon
Citation, were Barbc Marbois, d: TT
cy, Lanjuiaais, the Duke of Orleans,
Session ofthe Chamber # Dehutiea, 1871
October.
TIL king sent by Count Partalis, the
project of law for tn more efFectual sup
preston or punishment of di.ious shouts.
calumny, libcs whether written or prjqt d,
res stance agai st the royal aut ory, or
its agents or officers, tn invoking of the
name of an usuTp-r, or p tting agains tn
present government di Getty or ndir city,
&c. That all who should spread and ac-
credit rumors or alarms concerning the in
volatility of property, OF the pretended re-
establishment Of tythes, fcud | rights, *.
should b. declared entity of seat on as
well IS those raising any standard or COCK
ade Other than thJse au ho?ised by the
king.
1.-THE pun shment TO be inflicted from 8 70
10 years imprisonment according t. the
of.nce.
The discussion relative to tie project cf
a law for the suppression of seuti us
shouts, *. were carried to the commit
tees Ii IS assured that one immitt
gave a decided opinion for the rejection Of
the project as unconstitutional. But, on
the 10Th, the Reporter of the general co n
mittee justified the project, and proposed
the adoption Of it as law He said,
that neither Rome, England, nor any other
country, was ever IN a situation which
more urgently denanded that the formu-
Ia of C4Uean ConsuisS should be proclaim
cd.
Chaa5cr q Perr8--S'cssion Of tie 21st II
October.
The duke de Fitz mes proposed q vote
of thanks from the Chanier to the dute
d'Ang nlcme, fer tie oour &c and c ersy
display Nv that prince in the southern de
partm mt, in those disastrous moments
,vhlch followed ;hc departure Of tho king.
The Chanbsr decided that it would occu-
~ ise with the proposition.
Complaints were made by some, that in
violation Of the constitution, &c de}i5ora-
tons oG the Chamber Of Peers had been
made ppb., aud that n sketch Of the pro-
caedinEs was saafe! q arpe,r IN the
n wsnapers. IL was moved that they
ss,ruld h~nccfortl 10 sccrct avid that the
ienrnpl Of OicirFroce cdirfs should rot be
Communicated 20 tlic members Of the
Chepber cf Depciiea. After consid, ro5,c
deDaie on tlis sni;cct, II was delcrmi-ed