Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-12

be received with more satisfaction than any subscrp
ton from any other part Of the world. II will destroy ami
mosi,y.-t will put end to national jealousy viii
create and foster thousand kindly feelings; and will
above all assure the people Of France, that should the
British Government most unexpectedly adopt line o.
policy ininca TO the true interests and true glory, tina
such policy will be rejected by enlightened aud no
minded population. and that England will not agar
be enlisted la "IIoly." Alliance against liberty ans
truth assure you that the French sneak more Of III,
ubsc,t ton beg in England for the French "wound
ed and widowed" than they do OF any other circsm
stance which has TsnsPred since the memorable days
July.
There have been made. and making. great exer
tons by the Lost faction to create a-ine-s anon tn
working classes and TO stimulate them to commit ex
ces.e. Hitherto these efforts have been abortive al
though lick al professions and Illegal meetings tool
place yesterday. Still there has been vioenc,
mo attempt TO intimdate the civil or military forces o
tn Government; and all has hcen confined TO cries
shonts, singing, and speeches. But even this state o
things could not be permitted to last. The Governmen
has, thereof re- with energy and talent which confei
on it great credit taken various TO prevent rope
iiion CT an increase Of those disorders. Ga Monday
his Majesty inquired through various channels the
ground oil complaint aud feeling assured that want Of
employment alone induced great number OF individu
IL to be seduced by the bad couuseis OF those who &c
about and away money, solutions books, and invite
workmen TO resistance, determined at once upon re-
orng 10 plans for affordng relief Accorlins y
his Majesty listened to the application OF the Munich
| val Authorities OF Paris for loan OF two millions OF
francs (fS0 900 sterng) for four years. at per cent
interest," to be applied forthwith, L the carrying OF
vast and important public works-and also resolved,
the advice OF his Ministers to direct that oil the other
public works in tie nsighbuu,hood Of, or in Paris.
should be proce eded with and that The Minister of the
Interior should have credit for the sum OF Gi2oooo
serliDg or three millions OF francs. BY these
thousands of unemployed ariiz.ns will at find
bread for Themselves and families-and no pretence
will exist their parts for making demands of IRA
iona nature on the Government.
A',however, there are considerable numbers OF young
men in the capital who are neither carpenters nor
.ons and unable 10 earn their bread by these
means, the King has further wisely resolved uro
forming Immediately two regiments OF Infantry and has
requir as the sole quail caou that the recruits ball
he physically suitable. These two regiments are to
take the numbers the 65h and 66h regiments of the
line; aud the officers OF the 5h 50ih and 53I resi-
mens also permitted TO allow additional number
OF young to unite thems Ives TO their corps. In
order 10 render the formation of these two regiment
popular his Nj iesty has with great wisdom declared
that they to be so f,rmed, for the purpose Of
IN NOR ting the able Tumphs which have been
gained for the cause of Liberty, and that the regi
ment 10 he composed of those who fought for the
Charter and the lava The two egimeuts tn he es
tablished will in the Of few hours be frmed
and Pars will thus be ridden OF a large portion of
id" youths who, having nothing 10 occupy them,
subject TO he tempted by the base and seuced by the
cunning. The government hopes by these combined
means TO secure the capital from the riots Of the lower
cl 'sses, and to prevent ANY eGhsion OF blood That
they will succeed in Thu OF isct, do not doubt esp
cialy all with but very few exceptio, 81 who
ave any thing lose either in property character
are anxious 10 second the intentions OF the a'ministra
ton, since by doing they in fact truly serving
Themselves.
General Gerard is made Marshal Of France This
due TO his services and TO his valour 1t is said nc
will not remain Minister OF War; but that General Sc
bastani will take that post Adma de Rgny
shall have arrived at Paris in order TO preside the
Marine. This arrangement will be admirable, prov
dcd Sebastian will suppress his English anmoses and
that soldier may he brave man without
being quarrelsome one; and that the better part of
Tor is sometimes discretion.
General Lafayette is named Commandant General of
all the National Guards of the kingdom. This was
due TO his age-to his attachment TO berty-to him as
the founder of the Revolu,on-and above ALL as the
m n nv desc ya1 and al
popularity in France, TO command respect and attention
The National Guards longer forming of their
battaons than expected but Sunday next is def
pitivey fixed for The grand review at the Champ de
Mars. The King and royal family will be present, and
| shall not fail 10 witness this great national festival
this triumph OF the people, and of the principles OF
The government is wisely occupying itself with dis
placing all the Projects, Sub Projects and other mags
tates OF the Polignac school, and putting in their
steady of long tried constitutional principles The
Constitutional complains that in the Ministerial Hotels
some of the old Royasts, Heads Of Division, Chief
Clerks or Secretaries still TO be This certain
y is evil which must be correccd but, for the
men it is an evil which is unavoidable. Until suitable
men, having knowledge of public affairs be found,
II is right and Just that the of the State should
not be neglected. Many of these 'Heads of Division
have served under Napoleon, Louis XVIII, Napoleon
during the one hundred days, then under Louis XVIII
again, and since under all Minister'S and able
and eiiectual machines. They have no opinions, and
express none mo- necessary that they should have
any in order discharge with fidelity the duties of their
offices. Undoubtedly it will be desirable to see no.
norabe of great capacity and integrity occupy their
places-but this must be the work Of time.
The Courier Francois has commenced a violent OPP
position against the present Chamber of Deputies. 1t
says that il ought simply TO vote Budget, and pass
new Law OF Elections, and then be dissolved i adj
nit that its dissolution is essential but il has much
to do than the Courier Francois appears willing to as
sign to it. Read, pray you the proceedings in the
Chamber Of yesterday They are full of interest and
importance. Nj. Martignac greatly distinguished him
self and he demonstrated the truth of that which have
often stated, that himself and his friends were the en-
lighened friends of the Monarchy, and real we-wish-
ers of France.
Amidst various admirable plans and measures, / must
direct your attention above all the proposition of abo
ishing the punishment of death Lafayette gave dis
ngushng proof of the real OF his spirit by
condng, in time OF revolution, the adjustment OF this
penalty He is no dealer in mems lives-no hunter az
ter blood. He saved Louis xvi from the fury OF a
mob-Charles Y. from dcstructon-the State from am
archy; and now he would even protect from an igno-
mnous death the authors Of those fatal Oronnances
which have produced the shedding OF s much blood,
and left many to the loss OF husband-fa-
ther-friend. France is about erecting to Lafayette
splendid monument-but postertv will do more than
thisour grand will call him the Saviour of the
Liberties of France.
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