Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-04

ring The reading OF fiiis letter, considerable
agitation twas produced I'm HE Assembly
by Nj. de Corcelles, eSelaiming ie VciiG,
and producing halt a sabre, which bad been
broken in one of the contests IN The streets.
and leii behind. NJ. Laiiiic proceeded
AT considerable length, and observed that
he did not approve ofrioious assemblages,
but was il astonishing HAT ciiizeu9 who
failed in having their wishes attended 10
in The Chambers, should seek TO express
them. rs far as possible in the most legal
way Several voices called out Revol,
is no, legal" NJ. Lafitte commended. that
under representative government IL
could not be called revolt, when the
citizens assembled without using seditions
expressions. His house, I've continued,
was constantly filled with the citizens,
hisconstiiuepis, furnishing him with evi.
dence OF the horrors committed by The
military upon the people. (GreGt iadignd-
hon.) What was hut partial tummlt al
first, had increased into popular iudig~
ration. The soldiers were iufura,ed "a
gainst the people, whom they were taught
Ia treat as factions incendiaries. This
could not go on. Paris must he pntrusied
81 its proper protectors, Tie National
! Gnayd or # these sceues OF slaughter
we're 10 continue, all Frenchmcm would
soon remember That they once had been
soldiers. (Much tumnli was now excited
IN the Chamber, and some Incorporate
| iWpniaiionS were eXchanged)
| NJ. de Monica M said il WAS false 10 as
| seri there were 40 sediiious shouts ~
| monsst the mob, az he had heard them.
| NJ. Laht.e and Corcclles insisted That The
sPdiii0us expressions were uttered bv po-
| lice spies the former further declared
lr.r hat M
very Deputies. in stepping ont nf tie
| Chamber we're in danger Of being assa -
mated. The disturbances instead of sub
siding. increased every heur.-" Iester
| day was the most lamcniahle that had
| yet arrived IN morrow will he still more
| disastrous" NJ. Cassimir Prtr,er sup-
| ported NJ. Laii,tr's assertions, and his de-
Hand upon Ministers In explain the con-
| duct o! those who acted under .heir or
ders. The Keeper of the Seals charged
! the popular ierturuj in the capital upon
| the systematic io Aamma;orv speeches Of
! The Liberals in the Chamber "Rebel
| lion, he confirmed, I" has been prepared
and organised and all the weight OF this
| Chamber ouSh, TO bear against ito pro
! gress II las i,s chiefs-iis siguaiS-iis
pass words-iis b,aDGnvres. Every pa
c.tic means" he added. " had been en-.
pioyed II. vain, before resoriing 10 force"
| ffele hr read passage from report
addressed IL bin by Lieutenant General
! The Count de France, stating that stones
| bad been thrown AT The troops. AND tjat
amongst The shouts. OIL III part AZ he
mob, were beard, Vivcn' mrs Freres de
| Manchester! Our Manchester brothers
| for ever Down with ihe Chamhe.s =
= Down with The RoyalislS - Down
with the Emigranis =" Nov, continued
| his Excellency, what DO Won ;inl q
Tue efforts made in ihsiribune 10 inhauie
the passions, aud 10 Justify srh;tIous
mnbs Z" A loud noise TO the lefi-a voice.
IL on hatiiuaie yourself 10 calumnv."
| The Keeper OF she Seals" ! attack no
one" NJ. NJ. LATHE aud Cassimjr Per
tler-" You seem 10 point so us The
Keeper OF ;hc Seals again declared that he
attacked no one personally. NJ 3 Con
slant insisted on speaking. ami the gyea,-
est confusion ensuod. NJ Hauie(eulle
| sad, the discussion womld again auitate
! all France, and he therefore called for a
secret Committee. This WAS supported
( by five members Nj. p Constant Al
length obtained hearing, when his
| quoting a iet;er, stating that ihe writer
saw The CnirassIers culipg down mrn.
women and children, and their officers en-
|
confusion.
The Keeper of the Spals again rose,
and with considerable animation contra.
| dlcted lE.s exaggerated statement, which
! lie qnail!ied rs a " base and false accuse
| ton. Alter another interval OF bolster,
0uS contention, the Chamber proceeded
10 the consideration of the 9TH article Of
The election law, The 81, Sd, 4h, and 5th,
| beng suspended by the amendment car.
ried III lie previous sitting The 9th,
mended SO a. 10 become consistent viii,
| the amendment, was passed; as were al
so The 9TH, with some amendments and
The 8il, amended BIZ ,he commission.
The Chamber thena1 ouued 10 Monday.
| Ii IN fact advUnced, ana in a few in
siants ihc crowd was CON plcIclv diSpers-
| cd. Fifty OF those who coaip0S. q IL .gere
appreheDded aud conducted To pr on
| Unfortunately. in the confusion insppaya.
! bic from night operations, aud ir0H, the
resistance which some OF those msguid
| ed men dared 10 make, several persons
we're wounded. and one mau was killed.
! The Duke at Reggie, = lin wishes to III
rect Ike Ns'iouai Quart hiinsrlf. was
thrown tom his horse. and slightly
| wounded. IA5onjtrur nj CuqeIay.
| Tunnlfuous assemble gcs again look
! place on Friday evrHlu. AZ The ~. Mar
iiu and 81. DEUS gates. About 100 indi
viduals, who composed these cuipable
meetings, uttered Disconnected cries,
some OF which were solutions. SONG per.
Sous were wounded One man was He'd
A great number we're arrested. Abrut
| O'Clock all was restored 80 order"
/ [JO~'naI des Detects IF Sunday.
We csnVOi reply 10 all lhv lying as
seriions which The journals OF a certain
| party publish every morning, regarding
the events that occur i'll Paris. Tie facts
are simply these :-Ycsterday there were
| lrcsh asscI. hlanes Crnmaa cnnnrnnainh