Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-24


Sarszn-At least passed for such.
know well, from Ibis eageruess TO prove
lhat contracted several marriages, II
wished 10 prove that have received seye-
raj fortunes and all This done TO make
me appear drspicsble but am "a man of
honor y and above the contempt of
men y!
President-Say rather beneath ii-You
have betrayed Your country YOU carried
torEpslaad the pians OF the French cu-
campment with one hand, and extended
the other 10 receive The p,ice of your teio-
nv. In 1873 you wrote 10 the Minister of
War, that II was by means of your plans
tina, the English took the Isle of France,
and that the Russians bcal Bonoparles
army III 1912.
Sarazin-Sir, permit me 10 tell you ,I,at
am OF Gascon origin, and That | said
much more than Was true
Is orier Of HE President, Miss iIuich-
| InsOn was introduced for examination IN
proof of her marriage. She Is represented
as very handsome, with a touching tx-
press'on III her cOunienance. She was
regarded by all present e it'll the mes,
commissioning interest. Wi,bOu' spca!,-
ing the French language perfectly, she
spoke II with a felicity which rendered
the medium ofan interpreter unnecessary.
In answer 10 questions put nv the Presl-
| dent, she said that Sarazin had paid his
addresses 10 her, and they were married,
In 1873.
P.es,deni--Wliai proceedings took place
AT That period
Miss H.-Our marriage was solrmnzed
conlomably TO the most sacred establish
Ell forms.
President-How long did you live with
him?
Miss H.-Seven weeks.
President-f1ow came you 10 leave
him2
Miss HI was informed that The Gen.
was married man.
The Jury al midnight brought in YER
dict OF GUILTY, aud The court sentenced
him IN ten years bard labor, to stand III
the pi!lory aud 10000 francs damages 10
| the prosecutor.
Scn'encc having been passed, the pris-
! on-r affected smile, and said, on with
| drawing, From General OF the land
| forces, YOU have made me- d neral OF the
galleys. thank you, MIR President and
Gentlemen OF the Jury.--I'he department
OF the Lot and Garonnee will appreciate
| your mparlIaily.'
| III wa- resident of this department..
koCHDALE, July 26.-The procession
| b gan - move about o'clock, and was
! itdby al least 5 900 female Reiormisls,
| "''N 'V'AOHGN w dbOut 0O,UOO utU, uSdI-
Ing but TOO sad an evidence Ofihe distress
oil the times, buiwithal so terrible III their
appearance as o make the bolGest trem-
bie--Ony figure In yourself 5000 q spe-
raie women, with six times that number
OF the othersex whose situation could nod
perhaps, by any chance, be made much
worse, assembled in one mass, with not
above 100 military for the defence of the
loyal ana peaceablc inhabitants, or 10 re-
press any tumult that mig ht be expected
tOoccur. hardly need inform YOU that all
The shops were closed, AMI business of
every kind entirely at d sland.-The cap
OF liberty was carried i'll from, with other
banners bearing Inscriptions : on one WAS
Destruction to all Legitimate Govern
menis on another, Annual Pariia-
ments, &c. or death TO those IN authority
who oppose their adoption ;" on a third,
The memory OF Paine, Brandre,h, de- :"
on fourth, " Success TO Female Socie.
tics"
Some trifing insult, or some pretended
one being offered by d drunken fellow,
who had been baw ling ont " Church and
King Tor evcT-Conlus sion to all Reform
ers y caused such scene of terror, and
may add, mischief, as never before occur
red III Tins place. What windows were
leii exposed were shattered IN an Instant,
particularly those which were graced by
females OF responsibility :--insuIis Of tie
grosSesi description were offered to tie
latter by tDeir own sex who we're in the
mob and nothing but the appearance of
The few military we had coud have pre-
vented the most alarming consequences.
: Thanks, however, 10 tie malicious ar
rangcments OF our town magistrates, Ma
jOr Berwick and Captain Ousely, and To
HER presence upon the spot, The threat.
ened danger was avoided. The red can Of
liberty was torn down in AN instant and
all The other flags followed ds if a sudden
Paralys had seized the standard bearers
the mob filed off in every directions, and
30 was thought, not 10 re. assemble. But The
minds OF these misguided men and women
were too thoroughly imbped with sedj-
ton, conspiracy and rebellion, 10 be driy.
en- oft the field with so little ceremouv
They assembled again at the place, orr
glDally fixed for the meeting, viz, Crow
kaysbaw Moor, about mile from Roch.
dale. ParsOn Harrison was the prominent
character on the occasion. The OH
! Majors Bill was 10 be proposed as a
TallJiDg point, and TO be their answer. II
+ asked what they wanted.
} The post leaves at five, and prevents me
from giving you the finale oftIs DAYS
, business.
MADRID, July 3.-The following is
an account Of the quantity OF gold, silver.
and copper coin, struck at the Mint in
Mexico since tie commencement of Ian
1911, the Gra OF the unfortunate insurrec .
lion OF New SpaIu, until the year 1918.
In lSll-l ,055,363 piastres of gold
S,956,452 in silver in ISt2-3SI 648 nj.
, astres in gold, 4,O27, $50 in silver; in