Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-28
Translated for the ~. Y. Columtida.
COIfHTOE AScyxE

COURT OF ASSIZE.
PARIS, Oct. 5.--'lhe trial of the persons
implicated in the conspiracy ofi'Epinsle Noir
hos lust ended. The questions submitted to
The consideration of tue jury we're six in
number, viz
LIST. Were the accused, Couiremonlin. Du.
fresno, Montard, Dsclos the cider, Bonnet
aud Crouzet guilty ofhaying with several
Others unknown, formed an association
under the free friends OF the country, Of
the society 0i tie black pin (l'Epnyle Noir;
having for its object The destruction or
change oil the government, aud the order
az succession 10 the throne, or to excite
IN citizen 10 takeup arms az ainst The Roy
al authority
"a. Was Ducios the Younger, guilty of having
been an accomplice in the said plot, or in
citing Others toioin therein by niachinat-
ems and criminal articles, or IN giving in
strnctions for the commission OF the crime z
Sd. Were the FIRST six mentioned Of the accus-
ed, and Leciere, Laudrensmt and Beau
MET, guilty OF not having revealed 10 some
of The constituted authorities, what they
knew OF the said plot. within tweHty four
hours al Ter lis existence had come To their
knowledge.
stli. Were tie four first mentioned guilty OF
haSi3g neglected to procure the arrest of
the authors or aecomplices, cOnceraed in
The sld plot!
5th. Were Duiresne. and Duclos the elder,
guilty OF having in the first nionil, of
iSi6, made use of "a ralying signal not
authorised Dy Tue king
9th. We're Bonnet aud Ciouzel guilty i'm the
same period, of having acted in a similar
mauuer.
The Jury continued ,aer deliberations ju-
ring six hours aid a halt, aUd then returned in
TO court, when thev delivered their verdict in
the manner ioOwihg:
10 the fist question-they answer, no, the ac-
cused are no, guilty.
To the secund-Go.
To the thir,l--n0.
To the fourth QupstiOn-anSwere by the first
10 the tiith-nO.
10 the sNtI-answeced ny the first
WArn the verdict was pronouncct much
appreciation was mlnicsted ny ihe auditors.
The President observed. that the law forbid
evc,y sign OF approb sltoa or itSapprnb non -
II Is ~ it's name that forbid suc. c0ndg l.
Ihe accused having previously eutcyeu the
president rose and sad. declare them acquit-
ted and they ere hereby ordered TO be ,miniedi.
ately set at liberty.
tionai Guard the s,IicJest observance of the
military rnieS is recommended, which fOriid
sentinels during the time they are on duty 10
quit their arms, even IN their Gentry boxes
10 sit down-to smo&e-iaug h-sing, &c.
A chasSeur OF the third legion of the Natio-
nal Guard, NJ. Raimion. has addressed a memo
rial To MS Royal HI snesS Monsieur. Colonel
General, and which has been referred by the
Prince, to the Iarshdl commanding in chief
the pnrport of which is, tsat lie NAV obtain The
NJ. kaimion is sixty six years of aye, having
served under Louis the 10Th, and in the Natio.
nal Guard 10 the present time, as a cliasseur of
the 4th company, I'd battalion OF the Sd Legi
on.
Although he is exempt from 6uty BY reason
OF his age, and Notwithstanding The repeated
advice of his colonel, he attends all musIsrs
ParadeS and reviews, with as mnch eXactness
as any other man i'll the service.
To the Editor Of fhe Redactrt,r.
SIR-tn reading the journal de Paris of tlp
10Th current, have seen with pain that the
Editor OF that paper, in an article respecting
the colony OF Martinique, makes use of the
word Negro, III speaking of black men.
This term SYNONYMOUS with slave, and which
is used 30 longer in any other sense in the die
tIonary OF the Academy, has become very im-
proper TO designate men by, who have been
declared free by European nations.
A great number eff blacks have served with
honour in the French armies some others are
established IN France as merchants or as land
ed proprletors ; these men possess hearts tru-
iy French, Notwithstanding the color of their
skin.
Trusting TO your impartaity request, sir,
you will give this communication publicity.
have the honour TO be, &c. &c.
REGIS, a man Of colour
Capt. in the service Of France.
BRUSSELS, Sept. 23.-Eetiers from Nimeeuea
Glow COuutrleS) mentOn, that AN inhabitant OF
that city lately died there, aged IO2 years, 8
months aud 70 days. He had been the father
of y children by two wives the grand father
OF %, and the great grandfather of22 others.
Letters from Germany inform US, that the Ia
test intelligence from ConstantinOple speak ei
the dreadful Fayages Ofthe plague la that CITY,
The younger son OF the Austrian Iuternuncip
Baron dc Shemer, has fallen victim to the
cOntagiOn.
The Iftho of this monts wesaw arrive here, a.
bout twenty men OF the Oid BODY guards, VINO
in the campaign of I5I2, had been made priso.
nerSo OF war IN Russia, and were detained there
I'LL the present time.
PErEasBuRG, Sept. ia deputalon from.
the mobiles OF ConIlaDd, has presented IA resou-
ton for the abolition of PERSONAL servitGde, d.
mong the peasants of that province, for which
they have requested the confirmation of the
Emperor.
The mobiles of Esth0nia were among the first
of those OF the Empire, who had given last
year the noble example OF the abolition of sla
very.
The harvest was never more abundant in al
most the whole OF the Empire. The weather
continues beautiful and serene, but the tempe.
nature commences 10 be cold, and ii announces
the approach OF winter.
1T'ransiafcd fer the N. York Daily AdrsrsiserJ
TIE TWO PRETENDED DAUPHINS.
PARIS, Oct 2.-Mathurin Bruneau,
who calls himself Charles de Navarro, son
ofI.ouis l6. but whose father is really a
POOR man of VEINS, near Chollet. de
parlment of Maine and Loire, y reminds us
of the imposiure OF Jean Marie l1erya-
gault. who, in 1896, took the name Of Lou
is Charles de Bourbon, son Of Louis IG.
This lieryagault, son Ola tailor, OF Saint
10, possessed OF wild and disturbed
Imagination, with an interesting appear
anee and a large share OF penetration.
had succeeded, in spite of his want of E.
ducation, III imposing upon a great num-
Der Ol persons, WHO, considering their
birth and knowledge, ought to have been
prepared 10 reject such an imposiure.--
Thus he mel with many adventures in
CaiyahdoS, EOrne, ana other neighGor-
lnn dnnnrlinenfs Ilaeen A,ern h.,,nn,.nr