Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-10
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garet, Ai'l-eiianC', from Observation-Disclosures
ing papers OF that town to the 18th May.
aud London TO the 22d. The additional
news they furnish IS
Newspaper and letter accounts from
PARIS. stating more particulars respecting
the Srenoble iasurreCtion, Ssc.-,Ne trial
CT thervosss was going on, several had been
shot 10000 francs had been been offered
tor tie appreatnsions of DiIirr, the princi-
pal chlet OF the conspiracy the King had
refused 20 pardon David tor being concern
cd IN the Instruction. The department OF
the Issrc had been declared in state of
Sc Sc, marGal law established, all persons
required TO give up their arms in "a hours,
troops pouring Into the department, Assem-.
biages OF people prohibited---and private
letters continued To give reports of great
dissHection at PARIS. IN D -uphny, &c
Shain.-I.etters from Bilboa, of 29th ult.
| mention, that Deputies from the threc free
provinces OF Bis.ay had assembled for the
purpose ct agreeing on measures of oppos-
tfoa 70 the plan OF Fcrcl nand's Ministers,
who appear resolved to establish custom
houses in Biscay, Contrary to the C0nstitu-
ton and rights Of the provinces of scay,
Alaoa and Guipuscoa.
London, May IS.
The morning after the action al Greno-.
Die, upwards at sixty OF the rebels were
brought into the town and received by the
whole reputation with cries of Yire ie
Rel An inkeeper OF Ebans. who lodged
the Chief OF the insurgents. aad was HIM
self concerned in the plot, was taken up
by order of the Project, and gave sui
important information as enabled the Pre-
votai Court to follow the thread of the
conspiracy and ascertain the Individuals
that directed it. In the mean tune the
troops OF the line are in pursuit Of the rest
OF the rebels, whist those that have been
taken are upon trial.
May II.
he French papers assure US that per-
feet tranquility has been restored to the
department ct the lsere, but measures of
vignur and precaution continue to be d
dop.ed. All those who give asylum to the
rebels are to he considered as accompli-
ces Assemblages on the public squares,
streets and ramparts, are prohibited, I'M
der the most rigorous penalties. PaIticu-
lar orders are given with respect to TO-
reigners, resident at Grenoble. Mean
while, troops are pouring into the depart
ment of the Isere from all quarters.
May 49,
The insurrection at Grenoble Continues
ligence contained in our French papers.
Government have published in the Moni-
teur some officia! details, by which il app
pears that the rebels were divided into
two bands, one of which was to attac k the
town from without, whilst the other was
to rise upon the inhabitants within. The
latter had partiZans in the town, and the
attack from without was to be the signal
tor rising. Gen. Donadieu and the protect
received on the 4th, in the evening, advi-
ccs which left no doubt of the intentions of
the dis ffected, and measures of vigour
were instantly adopted. These the +, bels
did not expect; they had anticipated an
easy conquest, and conceived that the
place would be taken by surprise. What
thar ulteror projects were after getting
possession CT Grenoble, we know net. The
Monteur says, that important revelations
mad been made, and the Chiefs of the con
spiracy have been tried. According to
the official account in the Moniteur, the
rebels .ave been completely put down;
the neighbor.ng communes, which mad
been m sled by the false declarations of the
rebels, having submitted and requested
forgiveness. The neighboring depart
ments were eager to send troops and adopt
every measure calculated TO put down the
rebellion and prove their own loyalty.
General Donadieu has been created a VS.
count. the colonel of the department legi-
on baron, and two greradiers rewarded
with the cross Of the legion OF honour-one
OF these who had accompanied Bonaparte
to Elba. upon being hailed by one of the
rebels with cries of ViOe PEmherezlr, re
piled by exclaming Yive lie Roi, Cutting
down at the same time one of the rebel
chiefs.
During these events, the French funds
have remained steady. a proof that the re-
belliOn was not considered as at all DANCE
rous to the stability and security Of the Co.
vernment.
May 20.
The Paris Journals tn the 18th bring no
further details of the insurrcction at Gre
n0ble. 1t has been completely crushed.
and all was tranquil in that quarter. The
principal instigator of this mad scheme WAS
lawyer named Dedier, one of those
worthless beings whom the weak policy of
the Kings government in 1914, loaded
with honors and preferments. A reward
OF twenty thousand francs is now offered
for his apprehension, and it is thought
that he viii soon be seized. The French
government, we are happy to find, acts
with energy and irmness. Toa man who
was condemned to death by the Prevotal
Court at Grenoble, and by that Court.
mot maikable for its mildness,l re
commended to mercy, the King has refu.
scd pardon.
Some OF the private letters speak of |
connections, and Indications OF commoton,