Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-10

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ques,ed by the Queen. The House knows
I" Slept in so for, TINT should 10 ssaae ~ more,
Returning ue,e as frdiouso go Der.
1t will. probably, he found that Lord
Erskine's proposition, of even now grant
ing list Of the witnesses. is the most eli
gible course, in relation as we'll To the ends
OF justice, as the convenience of the
HOUSE.
The House at length, divided upon Id.
Liverp"ors motion, WHICH WA carried on
a division by lei to log. Id. Erskinc then
moved, that the House should adjourn
for limited time, to enable the Queen to
prepare her defence and that list of The
witnesses shonld be granted 10 her Ma
jesiy, with specification OF The charges
thai remain to b. urged against her.
Hcjf past 3 enthusiastically after the
division counsel were called TO the ban. aud
informed by the Lord Chancellor thar The
House had agreed TO the proposition
made by her Majesty's counsel for The
cross. examination OF the witnesses, viz.
TO suspend and resume the cross.exami.
nation ai their discretion.
The last witness, Barbara Keressc, was
then recalled, and cross examined by Mr..
Brougham. She stated That there were
two men servants Ill the Pyinccsss room
al The time witness was making The bed,
as she had before stated, which Two per-
sous she could not swear were not in the
service of her Roy al HisIness.
Maiocci, ON his first cross examination,
was asked, " Did yor ever write a letter
10 he taken hack either 10 Bersami or
Sehavina a." Never, because il is my
misfortune n know very little Of writing"
On his examination OH Thursday. being
asked, How long were YOU i'll England
The FIRST time Won came over, when yeu
lived with Mr.. Hyatt. at Gloucester 2" he
answered. cannot remember, because
| have not The book in which made the
minute"
We have received private letters which
state, " that The plan Of The couspira,ors
MAS OF the most horrible character, being
30 less than the iHiniOiaiiOn of The whole
OF the members of the Royal Family. The
individuals arrested are all represented 10
be Of rank aud highly respectable con-
nexions. The names of some we'll known
characters ate mentioned, but we iorbear
10 repeat them. The Legion de la Mrurihc
has been ordered to quit Paris, and a bat
TALON of Swiss troops has taken the duty
in the emvirons OF the Royal Palace. The
King and Princes are III good health. His
Majesty graiiiies the people by showing
himself at The balcony, and ia welcomed
by lie most cordial demonstrations. The
plot has had no effect upon the Tranquil
state ot the capital"
LONDON, Angus, 25.--Thc House mel
az usual this day, about 10, Fracisco iii
Rnlio's examination resumed.
Captain Prchell tleposed to his having
objected Ia sit al The same table with
Brrgami, when carrying the Queen and
suite from Sicily, that person having wait
e,i at Tie table when on board The Clio.
rinde, in The sniie of the Queen on for
mer OCCASION. In consequence The Queen
provided Il secoT'i table. aud dined i'm
her own caliiu. Witness did not know
HEO dined with her.
Captain Briggs conveyed The Queen
and suite from Genoa 10 Sicily in Nov
1878. On that occasion his arrangement
OF cabins was altered by The Queen, SO
thai Bergami's Was brought nearer TO thai
Of the Queen. That Which he had design
ell far the Countess Ol.i Was aiitr-
wards occupied by Bergami.
VIENNA, Aug. 8 There is much talk
here OF Il confidential circular Ola power
inl monarch in the North, addressed 10 all
the SOveIcigus who slgued The Holy ALI
ance, Ia ndmce them TO prepare their con-
iingcnls OF troops, for ihe'purpose of op.
posing tie revolutionary measures OF
demagogues in The south of Europe.
The Austrian troops. row OH The route
for Italy, consist OF 81 batialious of in
tantrS, 10 baiialions of chasseurs, and -
sqnaGrons of light cavalry. They will
arrive between rhe 10th aud Oath inst. al
Erevis0, where they will receive the
orders for Their Interior destination. Thsre
are now strong Austrian garrisons "a, Be-
logna and al Commacl,o.
PARIS, Ang 2i.-'The Manner in whic,,
government first received an iniin.aiipn of
Tho conspiracy, was by a mnforiumats bu
most singular chance. A female Who
was accustomed 10 read ibe newspapers
at The Tnil!icrl9s, iii returning The journal
she had borroaed, leG IN II, unaw ares, a
letter tiiai had just reached her This let
ter was 10 The etlcc, oil advising her in
sianily 10 quit Paris, in order 20 avoid
Tie consequences OF a revolution HAL WAS
about 10 break Ou!. This letter fell thus
INTO strange hands, vas read, aud the
fee. ale 10 whom The letter WAS aodressc,.
was taken up. She pointed on, the writer
III, Who beng also taken, put HE au,
ihoriiies in Possession Of The plot. We
are nniniorned, al present, low far the
burning ui VinpenTes WAS connected with
This plot. II Is asserted that The circum
stance WAS occasioned by HE negligence
or lmprudence OF a workman who vas
| employe ed there i'll repairing The firearms
10 be used Al the festival OF ST. Louis
Several parts of the building received
some damage from partial explosion:
succonr was prompt and abundant al 4
O'Clock the fire was mastered no person
was hurt luckily three barrels OF gum
powder and one Of The saIipetre were
Withdrawn IN iime.-Since this event The
castle has been closed, and the troops who
form The garrison are placed under a cnni,-