Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-12

the custom duties and the register duties. Napoleon
lent to several mercantile houses 60 600 OO0 and the
treasury scarcely lost l,to0 DOOR. In England Mr.
Pitt lent the commercial interest lao 900 000f in Ex
chequer Bill, under the moral guarantee OF i've six
houses. Lord Cs-tereagh lent 80 900 000f 10 CON-
merce aud only i've years ago, the Parliament, by
Bill similar TO that now under discussion, lent $50 mil
lions to the agricultural interest All these loans had
been paid. "Pardon me-" said the Hon. Deputy in
concluding, "or the warmth with which defend these
interests which are particularly dear to Deputy
or Psr' From these benches, whore behold a va
cant seat Cooking TO MIR. Vassals place. ms;hipks a
voice exclaim, :-"Save them from the aby.s into
which have iAIen."
NJ de Courcelles considered that the rel. ction of the
measure would be srea' calamity for Paris aud other
manufacturing towns. The distress of commerce pro-
ce 'ded from the system Of the late mt, and
from the iears OF future storms and tempes,s. The
tempest OF the Manegs P-les, anl the storms of the
fue Niontmartre hal been dissipaed.
Alter te~ observations from Nj. Gaetan de Laroche-
toucaut, NJ Augustin Perier read speech in favour
OF the Law in the name OF his brother. NJ. Casimr
Perer, who was prevented attending by indpositon.
The Presiden, suggested that as there now rem4ined
only two days previous TO the adjournment Il woal be
desirable that the Chamber should held two si',iogs
each day, one TO open at the usual hour and the other
at O'Clock in the evening (CIies Of Eyes, yes rom
all sides. )-Adourned.
Extract OF a private letter from Amsterdam "a
project Is openly entertained in this city OF converting
Holland into Blavian republic, soon = Belgium
should he declared independent. This project, whch
many Dutch f,nilies have for long time desired 10
realised, would reduce the King OF the NetherlAuds to
the simple rank OF Stakeholder, the only title that
the p inces c: his family held previous TO The year
1914"
The number of the sick who have come to Mar.
'eil'es from Algisrs is abou, $780, AMI 1000
expeced.-Tnree bundled, who have had limbs
amputated, are expected from Mahon. They are said
10 be psrec restored hut this the with the
convaescent who are leaving the Marsei'es hospital
letter from Toulon, Of the lst Inst states That the
convale who had been removed from Marseilles 10
that town. excite the greatest alton by their
weak state of health AT Marseilles from IL to ls die
Ia,,. ..
lied amounted 10 30 rigate, which was only Ia,
in coming over from the coast OF Africa, threw forty
dead into the s'a during her passage.
POPULAR CLUES Nv Paris
We briefly noticed yesterday the condo mnaton Of
members OF political club We present the f,l.
lowing details from the Liverpool Journ, of Oct. 81
1t took place before the "TribunaI Of po
lice" The defendants NJ. Hubert, President of
the Society Of the Friends Of the People; NJ Thierry
their Treasurer; Nj Cafin, proprietor OF tha riding
house where the meeting was held; and David IN.
printer Of their placarls.
The President put the usual questions TO the defen-
ans, respecting the numbers Of the society, their pub
lie discus upon politics. and their hand bill. and re-
gisers, which they all answered frankly, and in full
avOva Of their acts.
The Kings Advocate opened the case against the m.
He said that public liberty the result of a certain
sacrifice by society OF part of the liberty of each
individual for the good OF the whole and he proceed
ed to contend that the inevitable tendency OF clubs OF
this kind was 10 compromise the ndepe ndence OF the
gislaure and 10 disturb the public tranquility.
Nj. Hubert defended himself, upon the principles thu
the people had created order of things by their late
revolution aud that he able the tyran-
nicAl authority of the Old code. He said while ar
raignng the conduct OF his judges, 'For iciently
long time you have not allowed week to pass withom,
sending TO prison friends of liberty The times
are now changed-udges OF Charles X, reject you
the people have stripped of your robes in giving
liberty to your victims. You have yourselves even
sanctioned this sentence by flying while they fought
Behold these tri-conred ribsnds in which appear
two months have not elapsed nce you branded them
insignia of srdi,ion Dare you afront from your
seats from which the eusdelis have been torn, thoe
who have chased away the idol before VIII SO many
victims were sacrificed! II, in defiult OF in .tce sen
tmen of convenient shame does induce you 10 alb.
stain from these proce eiiug', then condemn hut AZ
least You shall rot judge for respect myself too
much TO recognize in you legal tribunal. / NAV be
sent 10 prison by your order-but will not degrade
myself by submitting TO you justification, which your
an ecedent acts put you out Of condition under
.tand."-There followed tom the audience long and
loud applause.
NJ. Boinvisrs as council for NJ. Thierry, vindca,ed
the Society of the Friends OF the People. And NJ
Pages GARNER, for the other defendants, Calm and
David, pursued similar
After two hours deiberalton, the Court pronounced
the following Judgment:
"The Court condemns Hubert to three months i'm.
prsonment and to pay fne OF 800 francs. Thierry to
three months imprisonment, and a fine of 100 francs
aud Calm to l6 francs hne.
"OTdered that this society shall he dasolved."-
(Murmurs and roars Of laughter in the Court)