Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22

eze OF the portico placed this inscription in bronze
Patrie reconnaissance. BY the same decree Mrabeau,
then lately dead. declared worthy Of this honor
and the National Assembly attended his Obs quies VOL
'are and Rousseau, Lagrange, and Bougaisve, Ian.
mes and Thevenard were also there buried. But the
restoration destroyed all this. The tombs of Volaire
and Rousseau were removed TO obscure vault, and
the Archbishop of Paris, in 1922. called upon to
purify the Pantheon from its revolutionary pollution
and to consecrae IL sort OF parish churc, France
has not forgotten this insult, and she will
pove3what she ie BY placing fret in the regeneraed
pantheon the busts OF two oil the most intrepid op-
ponens IN the Chamber Of Deputies Of Bourbon policy
aud Bourbon fanaticsm. When will kings lean!
Commission has been also appointed by his Ma
Jesly, composed OF old tried friends OF liberty OF three
pupils from the three schools Polytechnic Law, and
Medcine-and OF four citizens OF Paris be named by
the Pretect for the purpose OF nvesg ang the claims
OF recompence TO be granted to such Frenchmeu as
signalized themselves by their devotion to the national
ceuse during the late revolution The claims are to be
submitted within egh days-andthe repor, is to be made
within eight days afterwards Thus, under the new
system, merit is not only to be rewarded but TO be so
with prompitude, and without that wretched system
OF delay inseprable from all institutions which are not
based on popular opinion.
The Board of admiralty has been formed by the ne w
Government. TIE distinguished men who compose /,
guarantee to France that her marine will longer be
negleced-tha her vessels will longer be il-built
ill mannsd-and ILL provisioned-but that French
tar shall be the object OF constant and Just soil
ciule as a French soldier.-Duperre, De Rgny, and
JacOb will do justice real meri-and will raise in
short time the character Of the French navy.
But the new government has yet further claims on
public confidence and support Ii has declared by A.
mother Ordonnance, that all condemna,ions which NAV
have been pronounced for offences by the press for
violations oil the stamp laws, with reference TO prints
papers, or haud-bs, and all prose cu,ions CONNIE
shall be set aside and Abandoned; and the wretcbs
captves or trembling defendants thus to be ibs rat
ed and consoled The imprisoned father will return
to his anxious family, and the mother will once more
behold her son. on whom she relies for support, at H.
berry to attend to his daily ocatons. The govern
ment OF to-day is government appointed repair the
evils of the past, whilst the time is to pro-
vide Tor the public order and the observance the laws
for the future.
Nor is this all BY another Ordonnance all iudgme nts
decisions and DEGREES, either in France Colonies
by any OF the courts jurisdic ions, civil military
ordinary or extraordinary for Political offences, from
the 7th OF july 1875 to this day. cease and be
oil no effect and AL persons against whom such sen,en
ces sha nave been pronounced, renstated in their
ciVli ana political rights All persons in prison, or who
have been punished, 10 be liberty and allow
ed to eurn to France. There is in fine but one res.
lotion on universal reparation-and hat is just
VIZ: That the public treasury is not TO be called upon TO
reimburse any losses, damages, or eXpences Thus
France, in 1880, will commence new era, with all
her sons recalled TO the land Of their BIRTH and all the
oppressed liberated from the dungeons TO which they
were confined And so liberated so emancipated the
will all assist in the complete, but pacific in the deter
mined but moderate, in the jealous, but legal reform
oil all which yeti remains TO be accomplished not con-
tending with the other for the mastery; but all
assisting as brethren in attaining these gtea, and mpor
tant results.
III dts, IN consequence oil an admirable prOcama-
ton made by the Project of the Police and OF super
excellent address from General Lafayeue to the work
men oil Paris There were tumuuous assemblies in the
capital last night-and 10 day all is TRANQUIL and | he.
eve the aeorer have returned to the performance Of
their duties. In the Chamber of ID spues they have
passed the temporary jury list law and have Sed the
minimum Of the age OF juryman at thirty years. How
absurd is this! They have aleo voted the law for the
appropriation OF five millions OF francs public works
In this capital. The poor who really unempIoye
will now find occupation, and the idle aud wicked from
yxhn vy yafth la.I
join in professions. To-day the consideration of the
new law Tor rendering the reele cton of all Deputies
necessary who accept salaed places under
will be discussed. 1t will undoubtedly pas. by very
large majority. The Chamber of Peers is but hinly
attended-and ii marches with but slow and trembling
steps. must take care, for it will find that the peo-
pie who effected the revolution may declare an hered-
itary Peerage unnecessary. shall be by no means
surprised should il to this
Bot what is this that he.:' A Revolution al Brus-
sels!!! Am astonished? Oh no will tell you why
Tomorrow. II could not be otherwise Ii nav how
ever be put down, but cannot be extinguished The
people demand to be free, and eventually the people
must succeed. we live IN an age when the school
master Is abroad lie has, indeed done more with his
primer, than effected by million of bayonets
our most ooedent servant, q. p. O.
Extract of letter TO the Editors of the Journal of Com
merce, dated WASHINGTON, 9TH Oct. 1890
need scarcely inform you that the Proclamation Of
the President in pursuance of the arrangement of Mr.
hclane with the British Government has been issued
this day. 1t will be received by YOU in tbe course of
the mail omitted to mention, evening before last
that the bearer of dispatches then alluded to- is Young
Fulton Besides other documents he carries the COM
mission OF Mr. Rives 10 the government OF France
have no reason TO believe that Mr. Riyes is sbIai'
in Paris. Indeed know the contrary He has been
doing well; he will ever in any capacity in which
he may be required to act. | could wish the govern
ment would associate with him for time Mr. McLane
VINO Is calculated TO be great auxiliary in any service
THE CELEBRATED TURNPIKEl
i our IWnpihe.-We understand the directors of the
Maysvile and Lexington Turnpike Company have au-
thorsed the construction of five additional miles of road
in this county, which will extend this much desired i'm
provement through Maysic and as far as Mr. Nathan
hiXons This portion of the road is already located
out the necessary grade notes preparatory the sale
are not yet completed We are authorised TO saw Thai
VIII be advertised for the sealed proposals of contrac
tors by the 18th October, the fahest by the LIST
november [uaysUiHe Eagle.
Factory BWnt-The factory and machinery in
Grafton, Mass. occupied and improved by the Grafton
Woollen manufacturing Co. Peter Furmsn Jr agent
were totally destroyed by fire Saturday evening last
Inc hire was hrst discovered in tho carding room when
me Factory was in operation. 1t is not known with
certainty how The fire originated. The buildings occu-
pied az Dye House aud Wool House were saved
Inc Factory and machinery insured for 81 1 coo
al Providence. rBosfon r,,,,;o.
81 NORDON & TONNES Commission Merchants
M .N0UOfh, Pd.-The subscribers respectfully an.
nounce to their friends aud the public that thew have
associated themselves together, under the above firm
of the purpose OF ransacng business ION commission
IN this place. They deem il unnecessary IN oivs n,