Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-28

tile Proceedings Of The opr osiiion. for Il p,,.
pose OF endeavorlng TO obtain majority in the
new parliament. FIsts and clubs are m ado use of
aud those Who think that they can obtain votes
b. giving dinners, resort TO that method
Inc Amnesty bal has passed the house Of
commons by the immense majority of23S votes
TO Us. Ii viii be long before the opposition
will recover iiom so terrible shock
WARSAW, March 2.--Ihe Emperor iseNpect-
ed al this place this day the necessar, piepa.
ra'ions have been nade 10 receive him al The
aiace Count de Sonbo!ewski, the Minister
ecietar, % State, arrived here on the 26tl,
febrnaiy from Moscow.
The following Document is inst published
IT'S ohItct is 10 convene the Diet of Poland or
The 2ith ct March.
p" ne, alexander. Sc.
IN granting a constitution to our subjects
OF the Kingdom of PolAud ourprinciral object
mas been TO insure to them the benefit, Of (,
national representations. The first " sh ul orr
hrari Is that they now shall enjoy lie liberty
wn'ch 'hat constitution guarantees to them
For u al rutpose. ard in conformity TO arti les
III aud 81 OF the said constitutional ACT. asv eli
as the articeso0, 81 and % OF the act estab.
FISHING The national representation we have re.
soNed tocon'ene the two Chambers ia our Ca
piiul of W Warsaw. ~"
The Diet will open on the 18th r97th1 OF
March ma. o. The present year. and shall close ibe
l5thl27thl If April.
Inc m mbers and deputies ofDisirieiswill
assemble in our Capitol. seven eavs ho FORE m.
opening OF the sessions, in order TO esini,,i IN
the yai"-'iy of their seals The senator's ne onr
Kingdom OF Poland will assemble Al The sam.
time and place.
Senator'S, Msmbers and IDENTITIES
Misfortune for long time has ,ve,,,cj
hcavy on Po.and, ard disastrous dt feats We
iaiu waste your country! but yonr union with
airenniy nation-an union which guarantees
your future existence, aud u hicl has hroL q Tic
chain Of yosr bondage and cons,itut;on
p:rely ma onal and with laws benefcent and
miiu, VIII hnai'y dissipate the tempest which
mas so long huns over you. ltis to you, and to
the wisdom of your counsels thai tLe consti,m
ton commits this paternal work In vonr bo
som sue conhdes Inc strength that is TO elevate
the state May your zeal for the public good
properly apply that strength. May the love of
pubic GOOD animate You III all your dellbera-
uons. May IT Danish discord from AMONGST
you, that monster as fatal to nations as In sove.
reigns. This wish has Your happiness for its
OBJECT. Your devotion to ycur country has
ih,eLred II, and IL Will no doubt be realized.
interpreters OF the lawsi Constitutional
guardians OF national libertyi 1t Is by yeur re-
spect Tor the constitution, which is contided to
YOUR care, ny your zeal for its establishment
That you VIII make known the importance of
solemn appeal
Organs OF the public opinionl Yon who
are distinguished by the confidence OF your
relic" citizens, alive TO the true interests of your
country, and animatc Il with desire for its wi
fare, yon will fulfil its expectations.
we assure you of our imperial good will
and commendyou 10 the protection ofthe All
mighty. ALEXANDER.
''hssco,c, Feb 9Th, [i7th, jisiS." 49,
LONDON, March 1917 hree per cents. redu-
ced, none do. con. 7s do. per acct. 7s4 4
per cent. none . do. 1867.
Prince Leopold set out on the 18th, from
C"me tor Weymouth. His Serene Highness is
much better.
BRUSSELS, March Flu an English papcr
entitled the ASidtic Journal, we find the follow.
ing anecdote of the present king of Sweden
and Norway:-
During the siege of Kuddalore. i'm 1854. the
French commander, NJ. de Bassy, havin. re-
ceived reinforcement of troops from the feet
OF M de Sufiren, determined 10 make a sortie
which was unsuccessful. la the number of the
wounded prisoners which he left IN the pow
er OF the English, there was IA young French
sergeant, wholly his interesting manner OF ex.
pressing himself, and by his conduct, drew so
strongly the attention of Col. Wang euheim
who commanded the Hanoveriau lioopS in the
service OF England, that the latter cans, d him
TO lie brought TO his tent, where he was treated
wits much kindness and care, until his cure a
exchange.
Some years ago, when Gen. Bernadoite
commanded the FreDcharnyin Hanover, Gen
Waneenheiin, accompanied by many Ulcers
went to pay him visit. When lie was present
Ell to the General. he Informed him that he had
served IN the Indies before Kuddalore DO
You not recollect, pnrsued he, "A wounded ser
geant whom you took under yonr protection
during the siege. The general, after some re-
Election, said, yes, 1 remember that adventure
lie was young mau OF fine talents. have
never heard from him since | should be de-
lighted to hear from him.-That young ser
eeant, replied Bernadotte, is the same person
who now has the honor ofentertainirg Won
who esteens himself happy TO acknowledge
here publicly, oil that he owes TO you, and who
will suffer no occasion TO pass by O f manifest
my to Gen. WangeDhem how grateful he is TO
you for your kindness"
his adventure casts new light upon the
character Of the prince 10 whom two nations
have coufided the uoble task of making them
happy
PARIS, Marchl6-Testerday Mr.. D'Obsson.
Minister Extraordinary ofSwedeD, had pub
lie audience, when lie delivered lis creden-
tails and Notified his maiesty's accession te the
XIII.
MARCH IL. -Constantnople has lately Wit.
messed one Of those events which are seldom
recorded III Turkish history, tie deposition of
the Mutt, which took place in the bcginnjng
OF February. The Grand Signi0r has comma,
led in his place one of the principal Ulemas,
Mecki-Sade-H ussan-Ehendi.