Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-03

Sieur Didier,- already notorious by 81
milar plots in which he has been engaged
General Denadieu, the Project, and the
Commssary Genera, of Police, behaved
with the greatest zeal and euergy, inspiring
the national guards and the citizens with
the same spirit.
The last dispatches announce that this
depor'ble msurrection is entirely quelled
however several departmental ierious, and
a regiment ofcavalry, are marching 20 that
department, not TO re-establish tranquility,
which WAS only interrupted for moment,
but to take military occupation of the Com
mune in which the SediGon originated.
Letters froM Grenoble. of the 9th, con-
firm that tranquility is perfectly re-estab-
lished, and that the number of the insur-
gents has been overrated.
The rumours Of co,nmotion at Toulouse
have been spread without the least founda-
ton tor them.--France blesses her king,
and the peace which she enjoys unler his
paternal and tutelar authority.
Jo'trneI de Paris.
Two soldiers of the royal guard having
found In house where they were quar-
tered at Lyons, an Eagle over one of the
chimney pieces, gave information of it TO
ths'r officer. and the proprietor Of the house
was arrested and sent to prison.
11th May.
1t was about league from Grenoble,
that General Donadien met the rebels, beat
them completely, and dispersed them
The whole night was employed in pursuit
ot them, ami only few individuals escaped
by Seeking refuge in the mountains. Their
loss was considerable ours it is said a
mounts co not more than Is men. One of
their chiefs was killed on the spot. 1t is
assured that all those who have been taken
with arms i'll their hands have been tried
militarily, and executed.
All our correspondence corrcborates the
news OF yesterday, that since the 4th no
troubles have manifested themselves, nei-
Their in the department. OF Isere, nor else
where.
An ordinance Of the king. dated oth May,
runs thus :-"On the report that has been
made to us, that political and secret soci-
ETY. has existed FOR the three last months
at Amicns, without encountering any obsta-
Gle to 1t from the public authority; tl,at
our Attorney General had even consented
to become member of Fit; that the Pre-
feet being informed of its existence from
the origin, has not rendered an account Of
it to our ministers, and had tacitly authoriz-
ed IT that Colonel Clouet, Colonel OF the
Departmental Legion, was one Oft head
and founders of that society--we have or
dained, and do ordain as follows: Sieur
Morgan, our Attorney General at the royal
court Of Amiens, and Sieur Seguier, Pre-
feet OF In Sommc are revoked. Sieur
Clouei is removed from active service
May %.
Yesterday the king and his family, after
mass, appeared at the balcony Of the pa
lace, and an immense crowd made the air
ring for long time with the unanimous ac-
f~lo 5 ]
Rourbons
The Messenger des Chantres an even
ing paper, has been suppressed by order of
the minister of police, for having given cir 4
cu!ation. on the 10th inst. TO rumour dis
seminated by malevolence, relative to Y
pretended attempt said to have been made
by the factious against the town of Tou-
louise
An order of the project Of the depart
ment ofPas de- Calais, allows a delay of
IS days for the purchasers or conceaIers
Of arms and rnilitary effects, to mike
declaration and restitution of these objects
May Ia.
The Lieut. General, commanding the
9TH military district, and the Project Of the
department of Isere, (Dauphine) inform
the Inhabitants that Telegraphic Dis
patch dated the 9Th, gives them the fol-
AOWthS lASll
" The department of Isere must be con-
sidered in a state of siege. The civil aud
military authorities have discretionary
power"
According TO a proclamation in seven ar
ticles of the Project of the same depart
ment, general disarmament of its inhabi-
tants was to take place under the penalty
of death, as those that should conceal arms
or ammunition would be considered as ac-
cOmpl,ces in the rebellion which broke out
on the night of the 4th of May, by vigo-
rous attack on the fortified town of Greno--
bic. capital of their department.
he same magistrate intimates to the
inhabitants, that the rebels have been de-
feated however, he says, the department
legion is in pursuit of them.
he disarmament of the inhabitants of
the department of Pas de Calais, has been
also ordered, under the same penalties.
The inhabitants Of the department de
L'Ajsne. are denounced by the royal news
papers as being uufayorable to govern
msnt.
The permanent council of war of the
10th military division, sitting at Lille, has
condemned, on the 5th of Nav, General
Chartran to death, for having accepted in
March and April, 1915, mission, the OBJ
ject OF which was to destroy the kings go
vernment in the south of France.
Another article Of the same paper, men
tons the arrival in Paris Of col. La Cauve,
chief of the staff of the 10Th military divi
sion LyOn) on an important mission.
National Guards are reported TO be still
in movement from WINS m r. rcr,ob1e