Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15


the government were prepared to enter into nves.
ugaion into the commercial, financial, aud political
ss,e Of the West Indian Colonies, in the course Of
which, they invited the West Indian body to furnish
them with any documentary or oral evidence which
they might 1t expedisnt to produce"
From the Correspondent Of London paper.
PARIS, Aug. 2S-The Lcndon Mary La bonnie Adj
dress was deferred Until to-day. The deputa;ion,
which consisted Of several Engishmcn Of distinciio
residing at Paris, set out from the Hotel where MIR
bowrng resides, at IL O'clock, and in tour
carriagessto the residence of General La FAyeite,
where they were introduced to the gallant General,
who appeared In the uniform of Comm andsr of the
National Guard. by Mr.. Bowrng, who stated that they
had come to congratulate hs brave inhabitants OF Pa.
rs, for their noble achievements in shaking Off the
yoke OF despotsm. am happy" said the venerable
Paw'ot' " In observing such ympathy between En-
E'ishmen aud F,enchmen. While Engla aud L. aoce
DO united Europe must be free" The d,puta,ion then
proceeded to the Hotel de Vlle accompanied by Gene
raj La Fsyette, who introduced them to the Pet C
when Mr. Bowring read appropriate address in the
French language, and the resolutions passed at IN
meeting OF Mary la-oonne and Cripplegate to which
the Preiect made extempore reply of coasideraI e
length stating the character of the revolution, and it,
glorious results. "France, said he, "by her conduct
on this OCCASION has given legitimate cause Of hos
Utilities from wiihoui but If she should be attacked she
Is prepared to defend herself" He then paid some
compliments to the conduct Of the venerable La Fay
cite, which ELECTED cheers from all that present
In conclusion he stated that the address and
now presented should be deposited in the archives Of
the Hotel de Vile, in order to record the sentiments of
tic English nation respecting the late revou ion. Hav.
Ing concluded his reply, he embraced Mr. Bowrins
aCCOmpa
MED by La Fayette. On their going out. they
loudly cheered by large assembly which was collect.
ed In the Place dc Hotel dc Vile. So much for the
Address.
On Wednesday aud Thursday last, large bodies OF
men, amounting about three four thou sand parad-
ed tue streets and Bousvards, in military order, with.
out manesing any synp oms OF di-tontent any ds.
position to violate the laws This has produced much
nqne,ude and didence in the present state of affairs
has even opersted TO di.tress the funds II has cali
cd forth from Lafayette exho,ta,ou OF the National
suard to prevent such Congregations, aud prociama
ton from ths Project of tho Police the same effect,
mess, have no doubt, will have the decided effect
Fa;roes OF the National Guard parade the street. eve
ry night. sa'i.hed tina the least ma ion of
resolution and 6rmnes. in the Executive would have
sopt such proceedings long ago. But the it, the
government Is weak and ,imoiou', and they don't wish
TO resort to any proceedings which bring the in COLI
sion with the popular or Liberal parry, whereby their
weakness might be exposed AT the same time they
nre popular, of their conduct, for III. omit
nothing whek appears TO them calculated give ger-
eraI enthusiastically have directed that The family
oil Napoleon should be allowed 10 return TO France
and have their former PENSIONS that all those ho took
share in the revolu,ia should bs rewarded; that all
persons imprisoned for political cfnces should BE- inn
med'ateiy lberaed-hey have procured vote OF Gre
dit for hive millions Of francs give employment to the
poor they have superseded nine tenhs Of the ci, Of
hcers who had been appointed during the preceding
regimes; and hive done several other which have
given much satisfaction 10 the nation large; It'll they
nave go Influence in tue Chsmber OF Deputies The
iact is they have no commanding talent among the m;
the great majority Of the ID, pute. look on Minister
as honest and upright men, and approve of their
those Ministers; they will be guided by their opin
ien, Influenced by the opinion Of the Ministry Thus |
the government is in state OF buoy ancy and anha,ra
men; its existence s at the discretion OF the Chamber
Of Deputies. They at loss to know what course
thoy can adopt with security. The Chamber shodld
see the mischief resulting from such a of ahtrs
aud eDdeavor to give stability TO the governmen mt by
strengthening the Ministry. However, The Munici- |
pal authorities have determined TO resist those umul
fuous esdngs Of tho populsce, and, with the asss
lance OF the National Guard they would be res-t-d with
success Indeed they have never attempted any vic.
Isnce or offered any opposition to the authorities; their
conduct has been peaceablc, still it has excited serious
apprehensions which have proved detrimental TO trade
and commerce.
The commission appointed by the Peer. to examine
the projects OF Laws sent by the Deputies have
ported in favour OF the suspension OF such Peers sha
not take the oath before the expiration Of month
The discussion the subject is take place on Mon
day. Ii is thought that it will be warmly opro,ed
The nsureciion at Brussels, OF which suppose you
must have heard before Thu, has excited strong sen
sation here 1t has caused depression in tn funds
for what reason know not The Eegish flocking
here in Iegions.
.adieu France! .ddieu MA Pafrie The emb,rRa-
ton oil the Royal exes has still enough of painful in
terest TO call firth sympathy however Just be the in
dignation which its cause exces. The following il
rage alighted M. de Demas, M. de Mesnard Madam.
de Gonaut, and the Duke lie Guiche They quickly
stepped on board the ship Madame de Gontaut stopped
before Marshal Mason, and said to him, On low
cruel thing il is, Monsieur lie Marechai. L, leave
France. Her eyes were suifI.ed with tsars. and
her whole couu'enance betrayed the dee post grief The
Royal carriage contained Charles x dressed n pia IN
blue irock coat; the Dauphip, an olive coored
great coat, and gray hat his heaL the Damphue s.
VINO was dressed with extreme simpcitY; the Duke Of
Bordeaux, Mademoisee, and the Duchess of R.rtl
who wore mans hat and amazon. The Dake ofl
bordeaux was the FRS, that aighted; The Dauphn led
him by the hand, and gave his 70 the Dauphness
whose features mex pressiby changed The coun.
tenance OF Charles X. detected; his eyes seemed
faiisued, bat he preserved his camness The exures-
SION oil d" spar imprinted the coun'prance of The
Duchess Of Berri baied all de cripton. She RENAME
Tor some time motonlcss The edge of the bridge
pressed the hands OF old officer OF her household and
then suddenly Hung herself into the packet. Az the
momont when the Princess the shores Of France
recede, they abandoned Themselves the most vole
the most resignation of them all.
The Press in Place Amongst other changes I'm
france ten editors conductors Of popular journals
enrolled in the list OF government officials.
The bust OF Marshal Ney has been carried TO the
Pantheon by numerous BODY Of PArsi,ns
Young Nsy, Prince of Moscow, is to command a |
regiment Of the National Guards
The Buondpdrte Fdmiiy.--As soon ss the state of
French affairs known Rome, the family of the
late emperor claimed their privilege Of returning 70
their country. Cardinal Fesch, Archbishop OF LYONS
and Ptina'e o the Gauls, declared his intention of
resuming his cardinal power and snnullug the ecclc
sias'ica arrangements Of him chat bad crspt into his
fo'e during The forced sbsence Of him who only had
right 10 bear the pastoral crook
Recall Of the French Eriles -Alludine to the ordi-
nance submitted TO the Chamber OF Deputies by the
ttZen King" on the 24h August, for restoring their
rights TO those who had been hansheh by the law Of
January Isl6--,ho New-Yofk Daily Advertiser well
remarks, that:
ETH. is Of the measures taken by tie new gov
eminent, which show At its Justice mode alto
vie We, humanity and onscons strength To MANY In,
Vivid IL. bis rsIp o..slt