Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-28

petition Il fully expected 10 be ready 10 take rs d,nar
tn from Cuba for its destination in the courss Of the
month o August. IL will consist % 900 soldiers,
AID no che Gays the letter. crt,h the lie doubt
Of its success.
BY accounts from Rome dated the 9Th inst we learn
that on tie 10 his Holiness held secret concave
az which propositions. for filling fifteen Sees were made
the greater portion Of them IN partibus. M,srs Weid
Mario aud De Snone, wcr p'orl 'ined Cardinals, ard
IN the afternoon received their Barettc, or CARDINAL
u il said that tn. ss, phrase Of the uiiimofum de-
ve'ed &c the Dy of Algisrs BY The commander OF the
Gree, r.n--s. The King OF France demands public
,epsraion and 80 millions of Francs as an indemnity
Tor the expenses OF the wer. iaI tl -
The Journsld-s Debate, Of March % says-"The To-.
pic Of general conversation Tor ZONE avs has BE- EN-
letter sail to have been addressed the King by about
20 Depute' Of the Doi,e, in which. alter assuring his
majesty OF their nmov able resolution 10 vote Il, favor
of ministry honored with his ROYAL confidence IN.
sats. that still they feel IL duty imperative upon
declare that the rresen, Cabinet doe. not appear TO
them under actual circumstances, TO be composed OF
suti cien abilities" n. g. .s. =, as
The following is copied from the Courier Fl anc ajs:
IL i foe the advantage Of public af.rs tha, M lie
ViiI-Ie should return TO the manage Of ,hem'-
Such were Yesterday the last words of the late Pre-i-
den OF The Council; and they positive; o.h-rwise
the Gzet,e vlay before France tho intrisues which
might be formed to thwart the OF the Minis.
Try OF Aug..t 8, and prevent the di.souon of the
Chamber If therefore, NJ de yiilee does not be ne
Minister, intrigue will produce new detection
--iha, is to say, NJ. de Viele will pas, over TO the
| enemy camp, War theni. po.tveiy declai el-,he
Prince de Pognac will not admit NJ. &c Villse who is
seriously offend, all these of devoted royal
ism will contend ohnatey for the possession of port
folio with salary Of 10000 fr year.
decision, important 10 Foreigners, was pronounced
by .he Civil Tribunal Of the Seine, the 2ih March
at which Nj de Belleyme presided. Hitler foreign.
ers arresed Tor debt, not considered TO be eni-
tied to te benefit OF that clause in the ti, code which
lberates French subjects after detention of FIVE We
AMI consequently, have been liable to prrpetu Il impr-
sonment This construction OF the law had bee con
hrned by repeated judgments OF the courts and many
viii remember the case Of Mr. Steam, an Americ an
gentleman, 10 which this prin cpis ate
the most profound and even animated discussion
every foreigner who unfortunate as TO be arrest.
ed Tor debt on entering ST. Peiaxie, had other rros
psct h,n that Of spending the remainder Of his lie in
prison. MIR. swan we may remark has be IN let ain
e. Tor % y'ars. Mr. Sheppard. an English clergy.
IN n having been detained five years in s. Pelakie for
debt at the sui, Of French editors made an application
to the court for his discharge viii was opposed by
VI Bourssin, behalf of the creditors. Bat the r.
garments of Mr. B,rthr, on hrhslf OF Mr.. Sheppard,
wrre urged with 50 much judgment an with such a
erect conviction Of their TRUTH that he obi lined from
| the court decision directing his discharge. itF
| MILF. Sonag concert at Gortpyen, on the
students OF that town assembled TIC door Of the thea
re and when the celebrated vocalist made her appe r-
ance. she was greeted with loud and unanimous ap
pia'se On her stepping into her carriage the enhi-
sihsm OF her admirers was carried to such pitch, tha
they took the horses fros the carriage and dragged /,
to the hotel where she resided, s fH-