Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04

Lord Wellington ief; Paris yesterday NOM
ing at o'clock.
"The arrests of Chapdelain., Songy ,Joannis
and Remlly, have given rise to very serious
observations Ii was at the request of the at
torney general, aud by order OF the Judge Ot
inst, lion, that they were sent 10 the prison OF
La Force, ten days ago. We are assured, that
they were charged with infigues aud machi-
nations against the safety OF the state. Ai,er
the rumors that were spread abroad and after
the examinations that have taken pace, honi
the imPossibiiiiy OF their beng carried into ex-
ecnton, were as mad as they were odous aud
criminal" T0notidiraap
SWITZERLAND, JSne 26.-pInatc accounts
from 81. Maurice say" The Lake is entirety
drained the torrent carried away - honscs ct
the village OF Champsal, val, all the soil, all
the barns, ard fine wood. The inhabitants
are Obliged 10 seek elsewhere AN abode asd
| subsistence. Six houses at Bngue, and sumo at
~. Bianclier have also disappeared. AT the
iatter place the meadows have been washed
away down 10 the very iocks.-Near ST. Hran-
chier. 10 Miar,inach. the torrent drove before
II the forest, which accumulated TO the height
OF nigh hill, and every thing in its course.
HE WIRE manufacture Of Mr.. koIb, OF Geneva,
consisting OF six buildings. which lay so ieeS
above the level of the Drance, were carried
away in am instant five persons persisted
al Mai tlnacii, the stream rose to the first
LOOT Oh iht houses: several houses, trees, and
many barns aie carried away .Fnumbe,s OF
u.
positive details were not Known. The country
tor three leagues round is covered with slime
and wood. On the 2o:h, the overseer of the
convent OF 81. Maurice attempted to 20 to
mattinach. but he persisted in the ORANGE.
On the 2lst, large quantities of provisions ar
rived at ST. Maurice trem The canton OF VauJ,
Tor the unhappy sufferers, who, cut OFT from
AN communications we're IN danger OF perish
M. Dy FAMINE (ther cries of distress were said
10 Lave been heard tom afarH bat they could
not DE conveyed 10 them"
BRUSSELS. July ,0.A letter from Valerci-
ennes, dated the 18th inst. says" the ridiculous
conspiracy discovered at Paris and in which
only military are Implicated may have bad
consequences by delaying the time OF The eva
cnatiou OF France by tie Allied army. THIS
fear, at least, is entertained here aud in the
provinces occupied"
The following is in extract Of a letter from
CeyiOn, dated March |, 1873 To its couciu.
ding Inference, however, we are Tar from &C.
ceding. -Whaicvertenporary difficulties may
attehu Ike eXcI ciAe OF our authority IN thai
Island, we have little doubt means will be fouad
To counterfeit the present evils and pre,eut
Their future recurrence
=" The war IN the Interior seems to be spread
ing very much. and is general, feared ihdl
the English wall be obliged to selinquis., The
contest oi Handy, ana be cOHtented with their
old possessions"
From he Londca Times Of JaaeG
An article from Pttersbureh, in The French
papers, relates fresh instance OF the tiGcacy
OF the aiismd piantGgo, AS a remedy against by.
drophobla
The criticisms which, have appeared on the
CO'Tegios in Duwich College, must be very
amusing To those who know that there is not "a
single picture OF that great master in the
whole collection, nor. indeed, III amy collection
Ill England, with The exception OF that unIi-
vailed production OF lis pencil Christ IN the
timdcn, which is i.ow ia the possession of the
DnAe OF WeIlington.-1 his CO Celebrated picture
belonged 10 The King OF Spain, and MAS Sei,ct.
ed rom the Royal Gallery IN The Escurlai by
Joseph Bonaparte, i'll whose carriage il was
found on his retreat from Madrid.