Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-08
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the 2lst July.
The papers, for several DAYS prior 10
our last dates, hail been occupiet with
reports OF " dreadfrf PITT having been
detected al Parls-ihe objects of wticl,
were stated To be. to cuiicc L0I.IS lai,s,o
repair 10 FODtdiab'ean, where iasi!ieti>e-
hold troops had been gained over to
force him 'o ab,iicatp the throne in favor
OF ms brother, The Count D'ARrois-,o
seize upon the Ministers, and 10 pi, ne
Count DE CAFES, Minister Of tie,, n
Iohce, 10 deaih-aud 10 Insist on e new
Ministry being appointed, ~ Which, ,ssp.
DoNNAD Ell (w,o had iaielF nate in
sell notorious Tor refusing ia tsgsfa cl,el}
was 10 be NtniSte, If tVar, ST. Fsc lat
est accounts prove, ihai TIE above, rs
u,nai, was an 'Xagg, alton II tai;.i.
VIII h had originated anoig few az.
clcht iOSallSt Ulcers, who evcre disror
ientedai not being pui IN active service,
who, rather than live ia ul c,lrit v.rt.
Wiling 10 obtain an infamous noioriefy
ana whose plan was considered ~ nla,liy
rluIculonS, as II was wicked. Ine con
spTacy, II II may be so called ,sas con-
S'ueTeu much more important OH the
London Stock Exchange, titan IN Paris
stocks.
The LAST Paris papers merton tia, The
Sie1rS CHAPDELAIN, a retired General.
SoNGY, an eX-statf officer, ROmILT.y. a
DFevet Major, and one JOANNIS, bad Seen
implicated III Tie affair, and had been
comm led 10 tie prison La Toyce. on The
charge ofhaving been engaged in in,rjguns
anu Vaccinations against the state. So,,-
az was Secretary 10 1t. Gen. CANUFt..
VINO, on the former being apprrhendcd.
absfnted himself, and ,aandaf of ayresf
mas been issued against HIM. Tic affair
"iu MOI appear To make any impress-i u,
on LOUIS iolh, who was attending his
Councils, and taking his rides as cusion,-
AIRY. Some of the officers of the roval
guards, however, bad been removed. TIE
speculation ON The subject, by The letter
manufacturers, were very numerous. and
as crude as ever
Preparations far the dislocaton of lhe
anne" Army OF Observation, in France.
lie ensuing AoUenibe3', were certainly maxi
ing aud II appeared, that no inlrigues
on. cabais would prevent The measure.-
II" meeting OF the Great Congress of
S"rerelgns. and their Ministers, would
take place i'm September. AT 6ir.}l.CLa
peiie.
me HARVEST promised abundance
throughout Europe.
The French and British funds appear.
IL
he French customs received IN the five
liTSi months OF 1878, exceeded those of
lhe IaSi year more than six millions of
irancs-asd theeHccSs of the British re.
venue during the fortnight ending INV
lSlh, overthai OF 1917, was + 49,. 600 st.r-
ling.
The elections OF the new British Par
lament, were nearly ended.-Ils pslt.e,l
e,IIe n'en's were nearly the same as iIIe last.
! ne C0n|!e'' aiinding 10 the subject, sa,,,
> Bad principles have in Ills general =.
iec!ioh, been strongly rebGked, and, we
hcheye, greatly checked throughout The
We see by the papers. that tI,e Amor.
can Minister was much noticed in Enc.
land; aud that he and his LADY were enioS-
INK ihe Salas and festivities Of the highest
circles.
Gen. DEJEAN, Zone Of ilie thirtv-eiabt
cxied from France by tie decree of .Jnlv.
lSl5,) has been permitted by TIE Krrg TO
return 10 France. ILenGvc1
LONDON, July e-It is said tlat rov.
rrnmeni viii Immediately require 2G0OO
ions ct sl'lpplmgto bring honlethefrot.as.
&c. from France, which has made some
hustle among the ship owners.
J"'y 20. Yesterday The Grand Duke
MICHAEL visited The venerable Hers
cHEL, at his observatory i'll Windsor, and
examined his astronomical apparatus.
Ii Is fact, little known even TO artists
that the Gel brated picture OF the "Wo.
man taken in Adultery" painted by M
BENs, represents lie Church Of Rome.
aud The two accustrs OF !le woman are
striking portraits Of LUrfER and Car
WIN. Inc young man seen immeGiaiply
behind the woman, Is an admirable like.
ness oil fANDYKE, Tor which he sal TO his
master.
OF BONAPARTE.
Accounts from 81. Helena continue to
mention the clrcum stance of The sailor
making his way TO the residence of Ro.
add, that NAPoLFnN
was about removing irokn LOHowood In
Mr.. LEECH'S farm, which was 10 be n,,r-
chased for his residence. Ii is cousiHrrpd
not only The most pleasant, but fine NM
secure place on ille island 10 which th,.,e
Is but ORe pass, which can easily he over
looked by a few seniinels aud bv means
of telegraph, communications can he
had III few seconds with the Goveruoy-a
house, or with any part OF tic island.
a letter from an officer Of tie British
Goth regiment, recently arrived at ST lie
lena from India, mentions, thai the ofH-
GERS OF That corps were introduced 10 30.
EAPARTE that I've was in tolerablr soi-
rlts, and spoke TO several of them in Enc.
llsh. Col. NICOL exchanged visits with
Marshal BERTRAND, and his lady, who
isfepresented as acharming woman BO.
NAPARTE observed TO the officers, that
'heir Goals should have been Ornamenfpd
with gold instead Of silver as thpv ratps
from India. Turning TO Col. DoDGfN.
and obseTvlDgh his medals, asked wh re- 1 e
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