Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-04

cies Tor lie most important of which
we reler our readers 10 The usual head Of
French intelligence, IN another column.
The hrsi prOjet, submitted BY the X eep-
er oil The Seals, enumera,es the several
species of Literary offences, with the penal
lies 10 be annexed 10 each of them {; the
second regulates the mode OF judicial pro-
ceeding 10 be observed towards persons
charged with such offences; while The
,hlrd relates To the Journals and periOdi-
cal publications, which as being for the
future Withdrawn from the censorship, will
require some specia! provisions of law.
he class OF offenders placed foremost
on me list are those who by writings,
pictures, emblems, or placards," shall IN
Stlgaie others 10 The preparation of
crimes, IN which the said instigators are
also declared 10 be accomplices. Should
such criminal practices consist of impu
lalionS or allegations injurious TO The
King person, they subject the author
to an imprisonment of not less than six
months, nor exceeding five years, and to
hne OF from 500 10 IL, 900 francs. Vari-
Gus kinds, degrees, aud objects of deta-
| nation, public and individual, are laid
down with elaborate minnieness and lhe
punislimenis, which consist in all cases
according 10 the Chambers, how ever, and
reports or papers printed under their au-
thoriiy, are exempt from the operation of
! the new prOjet.
With respect 10 the Journals, daily pc
rlodlcal, The chief provisions of the law
have been already anticipated; viz. that
declaration shall be made Of the names
and places oil abode of Two OF the cdi-
| tors, with that ofthe Office duly au,horiz
ed where the papers are printed. I'D. That
BAH shall be 9 ven la the amount of 10, 600
francs in renfes for the daily journals, aud
5000 re"teS for those periodically pub
lished.
The ProjetS we're ordered 10 be printed
and distributed, and day was 10 be
| fixed, for their discussion.
HALTA-GOr.rpmen Notice" Notice is
| merely given, ,la, aiImercl.aht vessels passing
ny thiS Island, the masters OF which may be
| anxious 10 pat In here, either from stress OF
weather or with view merely 20 commnni-
cate with their agents, will be allowed, pro.
VIded such vessel enter the quarantine harbor,
only 10 remain tory eight hours, without de-
II, erIn% up The ships papers, without being
oDhseu 10 clear OUT from that port, upon
me payment only OF anchorage dues and tor
the charGeS OF watering. itrcquired.
By command Of his Excelieucv.
RICHARD PLASkET,
Chlet Secretary TO the Government.
" Palace, IGieta, l2th January, 1919"
fARIs, March 2i.-'rhe alarms which have
Deeh spread since the Congress OF Aix-la-
Chapeiie, hTst by the change of Ministry and
neNi by The proposition of the Chamber of
PeerS regarding the law of elections. are now
nisslpated That proposition. which appeared
IKE the iil@hifni pro"nONtic of a tempest, has
been rejected ny the Chamber of DEPUTIES nv
a majority ofj6 votes, out of a total of 24iE
he speech of the Keeper Of the Seals which
IOre 'he ven that concealed from public view
me horrihle asSaSslndtions that took place in
the sonth OF France during the wears 1878 and
1916, produced in the Cbamber an effect diff
CUT 10 be described. The assembly was so
hhnck win his description, that 10 orator
wished 10 speak after him. All pOSsiDie
eDOftS (SaId he) have been made by the 90
Vtfnineni OF the King to bring TO Justice the
a>SassinN OF zen. LagaIde, who was attacked
al HE moment when, in the name OF the K ne
| ne came as minister OF peace. The author OF
Iha' crime was arrested, delivered over to tie
| ibnnaiS, and conVictsU OF having fired uuon
s'rheIal Lagarde, while with a sword in his
| mana, that othcer was endeav oriHg to appease
The mul'iinde. The jury declared, that the
u micihe Was rendered necessary by The want
OF legitimate defence, "a movement OF horror
III the assembly The law directed the pre-
| sideni OF the Court of Asszes to set The accus.
| ed at liberty. General Kamei was wounded
III Inc tnmnit of Toulouse. Carried TO his
| apdi tleH'S' I've was aSNaHed on his death he'd
| DE furious wTetCheS who tore his body
| heHe rhiiIdns being brought before a. Court
VI justice, were acquitted by the JuTN on the
ground That, the blows winch we're inflicted
OH me General when ia bed. mad not deter
! mined his death, because the wound, which he
had previously received were morialr After
some moments OF Interruption, the Minister
c'hilHueu - Shall speak, gentlemen oil
d MAI, whose name feel a hurrOrin prouOsnc.
lngt ITc>tliiiGu, accused of frichtiul Grim :
oecame the object Of prosecution, al tie in
stance OF the hng's Law officers. The indiciaI
| authority objected 10 his beng tusd ~ The
| came city where his crimes were committed
pecdu'e they entertained fear from the fre.-
dom OF the Court, from Tie CONSERVATION of
ire citizens, aud The teriOrwlicA the criminal
INSPIRED. he was accordingly transferred
Tor lII"i. 10 RioM. Would you believe tb,
ltsuii' "A single witness could not be fnupr
TO depose against Trestaillou. and hundred
pretended themselves to vouch for his Iruo-
cehce he terror these assaSsins las irrd va,
80 great, that The Justice could not find n, H.
hehSeS who durst give evidence for tne pros.
cutoh, nor Jury who would have dared "a
M" mem gully. Finally; the assassination OF
W. fuaideS was putty crime and the Govern
meht was obiigea 10 exert all it's tOrce o. GRO
ttcf Tue action OF Justice, aad IN repress those
en"i| "Ihch the partIsdnS OF the criminals
"aue 70 rescue them from execution"
we know not what tactics The Ultras will
Ioiio" diier so signal Il defeat in the Chamber
OF Deputies
LIyERPooL, Apri2.-1he Veoripede, alias
HCCe'dI~or, aiias the Pedestrians H0bby Horse
4 100 ''tt 81 NNt' idS Uetl iulty
described, with IN accompanying engraving
lh recent HdmbeT ofIiIe IercHry. and subse-
q"enliy In the Kaleidoscope We some time
ago predicted that ii would soon be all Tie
rae aud we now Gad that il is becoming
more general every day. We find that one
nds Oten manufactured IN this town from the
inscription @iveH IN the Bercmy aud ibat il
n's Deeh iOnHd to answer beyond the eXpCcia-
ZION Of tie maker
lhe following detached notices of this
whimsical invention are copieJ from varin,s
JOURNALS -
me Bury paper observes, that" The road
from Ipswich to Wilton is travelled every
evening by several pedestrian hobby horses
no Tess thdn SIX are seen at a time, and ti,e
distance which is three miles. is petforn,pg i'm
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