Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-26

other persons frequently fall victims of
death from The infected air, and the use
of unwhelesome ioed.-The plague RACES
also M the neighborhood OF Anglers, and
farther ia the interior OF the country. 10
THIS We may add mortality among the
cattle. Besides these dreadful scouryes
We have other suherings
His lnghness the Dey causes daily.
and Without respect 10 persons, people
TO be arrested, executed or baulSAeil, and
graclously SEXES OH ilte!r property.
ENcrN person is so terrified heie, that
people pretty openly express tie wish
THAI some foreign squadron wo,,iG make
ils appearance, and some Clrisi,uupowe
or other make iiseii maSiVr OF tins state
oi pirates.
" OF the militia Tie third part is kiNrd,
haniShed or has deserted great disron.
tent prevails among the remainder The
Dey, however, increases the uumber o.
h's body guard by BLACKS, aud las plant
ed before iiis castle strong line OF -
FOUNDERS which command Ike city.
Several magnificent buildings are
erecting ior ti,r DyN and bis family. in
rl'r WiuSt the general misery his high
ness frequently auuses ii;nselfWuh balls,
and causes iheutlgi bUrnood OF his pa
py inhabitants, particularly The rich Jews,
nave been obliged To- pay contribution
oi iC0O00 pIdstreS. and twelve OF the most
beautiful girls; OF the latter. some have,
however, ranSOmed themselves for differ.
eiii sums, from; 4GG0 10 5000 piasircs.
HE squadron OF cOrsairs which was
out lately ON d cruizc, hes still dismanlled
IN the h2rbOr.
SEINE OF The principal Arabian tribes
IN lie interior OF Tie country are in a
state OF lnSnrrecn0n, and ii Is lihcly HAT
others Viii follow their example, as the
A'gerne government IS IL want ofmeans
TO reduce ihcm 10 obeuience.-May the
nSUrrcCiiGu extend lnlEerl"
AZ Il late hour last night we received
the Paris papers Of ihe 29ih last Sun
day.
Paris, March 29.-The inquiry into The
causes OF the burning Of the Odeu.l IS
prosecuted with great activity. Several
persons lave bee, already arrested.
4 irghlUi accident has plunged the
Inhabitants of NiiI.ers-Ie- Bel, [Se!ue and
Ois INTO mourning. On "Wednesday.
the 25th, between aud 3, the uorh,ncn
were taking down large hell Of six
mIiIers vel iIt. There we're present. he
sides The wOrkmcn, about sixty persons
attracted by curiosity, and about 100
women IN the church. = sudden crack
rom The ar, hwaS heard, and ia an inStau,
lie church was encountered with enor-
mous stones, which tell from the Leiaht
oielgaty ieei wltA horrible crash. The
women, IN attempting their escaue. hurt
"ach Ol'Iet, ana number Sf the inhabi-
'an'S OF llie place, attracted by tEeir cries,
on entering tie church found % OF tielr
iciiow citlzens norIaiiy wounded. Three
"i tASni GIed III lew minutes alter. A
D"uI MY persons renamed III the belfry
some OF them suspended from roDes and
all IN most perilous situation. b,yj nv
Tie activity of their fellow citizens thev
were all saved. The damage is estimated
at $4,000 francs.
from tire Lo'cer Rhine, I1arch 22-Some
public Journals assert, that the French
Munster of Police, NJ. De Gaze. has con.
iriNed to purchase the manuscript from,
which the work that appeared i'm london
under tie title of HanuScjiyt rem, ,{o &,
i1eSe"e WAS prlnted.-ih greatest aston
ishaient was excited on ITS beng found
10 be lbe handwriting OF a certain person
20 WnoGi Madamc de Stael, whose aman-
uensls he was, used 10 dictate The cor
rectiohs we're IA Hiadame de Siaers own
handwriting. BouapaIie, 10 whom il
Was sent 10 81. Helena, does not acknow-
ledge ], Tor bis work
We are happy 10 lind, from an authen.
nc document, HAT there has been a erreat
increase ibIs year IN lie woUllcn manu-
laciures III tie narrow cloths milleu this
increase amounts 20 ,5e1 9f7 wards and
~ broad cloths mI!iud, 10 :, 4z2. 100 wards
The Woolien manutactOry has been sin
gularly benefited tie last wear. b, iIie
fashion OF the ladies wearing lambs wool
slawls, pellsse cloths, and Bath coating
cloths.
attempt to ossasSin0te Lo1d Palnaerst9a.
LONDON, April lI.-Beiweeu one and
two o'clock or Wednesday afternoon
Lord Pamcrston having be5n out ~
Ding, returned to The War Office. and a.
Ii8hmg, proceeded mp stairs. An half
pay Lieutenant Gf the CIT regiment, ma
ned David Davis, had been Tor some
time waIliUg for liig LordsIip's arrival
and on ine messenger pointing out his
IlrdShip, NhO 30 a.tendinr the st8;rs
was OH the fourth siep, Davis fred a pis-
toi at hlm, XCla.n.n4 eNultlnglv. &" I
haze killed hiH !" Fortunately Inc hail
although It struck Lord i. lust above lie
mp, took an Oblique direction, and 7oiu,.
through The Clolhes only bruised The
Skin. HE bulletwas found OH the stairs
i lie assassin was secured, and carried 10
Queen Square Office, where OF being ex-
amincd before Mr. Mafhiaud, he was Der
tecily COLLECTED, complaining of griHan-
ces, and referring 10 LORD =. for an eXnla-
nation, saying his misiouunes had rc,in-
ed him 50 ihe necessity OF either kil,ins
LORD p. or himself. lie vas conlmifted
for further examination.
The following is more particular ac-
count Of the Earthquake IN Sicily.
from fte Cort EsJoJfc5.oJ 1,gjI Inn
An extract OF letter from gentleman
at Mascali, near Mount Eina, dated Fe-
bruary %, 1913, says" You will. no
Il.Ill- 4. I.n l. 4.