Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-08


with whom they are sssociated.-f those say. pre-
tended 10 become masters, then a painful crisis must
snsue; and even the consideration Of the Administration
would be removed to a dstsnt period. We hope that
such will not be tho case, both for the country and
those who would enjoy momentary triumph. In times
IKE ,hese, were NJ Dupont TO resign his place 10 NJ
D'pn' We should sesu see what would be the conse
quences OF such measure.
MARMoNr's APoLoGY.-The following letter was
addressed by the Duke do Ragusa TO lady in Paris
II Is dated "L'Algle, August g. and begins "dear
rend ,"-"Have you ever witnessed fatality like that
which attends me. Am not crushed by a hand OF
iron9 You who know my sentiments and opinions
think of what have TO suffer My only consola
ton Is the thought that il was not in my power act
otherwise than have done. You recollcct the dis
position OF my mind ON Monday the 25th, and how
manner of seeing and thinking agreed in opposition to
another person, and how little dream Of what would
beiall me- On Tuesday, at hsfpast eleven, the King
for me- told that there was some disturbances al
Paris, and desired take the command and restore
order Order, slightly disturbed, restored without
effort and the night was quiet But at five o'clock in
1e morning group: were formed and had become hos
hie; ordered the troops 10 take up arms; il
ce:sary Tor me to try to check the disorders commit.
sa before my eyes, for fear OF being accused Of en-
the evening, rallied ray troops, giving up all offen
sve operations, as II was longer mere insurrec
ton but revolution. BY three o'clock my opinion was
nxed made report, and repeatedly asked for orders
TO treat On Thursday abstaned from all hostility, but
renounced my defensive position in order preserve
the Tueries. We were assaulted by the firing of
kets, which we scarcely returned 1 did not allow a
cannon to be fired; and sent the Major announce
that every thing would be settled, in order to appease
the assailant' Every thing seems TO go wrong when
| regiments turn sides An attack directed upon
the Louvre, which is impregnablc post, but panic
seized the Swiss who defended it, their fight cau.-
cd that OF the Troops on the Carrouse and OF myself
VINO had only time to mount my horse Several men
were Killed by my side as passed under the triumph.
al arch rallied sixty men, to give time to the troops
iorn themselves again under the clock pavilion, and
fought with them in the court of the Tuilleries to
drive back those who had entered it, and Afterwards
,ormed the rear-guard with this handful Of men,
rave you ever seen any thing like il TO fight against
our fellow citizens in spite of us,-do a deal of mis-
cnei 10 them, and be conquered at last Is there any
'hng wanting to make mo completely miserabe.-
And the uturs! the unjust opin which will be farm
Ell soout me- My refuge is in my conscience How
many things wished to tell you! How much bu.-
nsss. accompany the King to Cberbourg. When
he IL In safety, my mission will be an md .hail
quit rance and wait TO see what tho tuture ha. in 70
serve Tor me- Ishall have courage support it, what,
ever 1t may be- You will always love and pity on ae-
count otwha concerns in these fatal events Adj.
name Of"
IT,. From the G.Ispan'. Messenger of Aug AL
me N'fiondf OF his morning says-"An official
communication was made by the government on the
loh Instant TO the ambassadors OF the great Power,
al r"rs tits asserted that The English Ministry have
Already expressed wish that The acknowl eds me Mt
OF i.oui' Philip AMI OF his Government, should b..
made at cnce by all Powers OF the first order and
nat the Duke Of Wellington has spa,cbed couriers
10 inc different cabinets, IN order to accelerate maa.
rope"
FRANCE AND AUSTRIA
We have received letters from Vienna announcing
mat the news oil the Ravoluiion which has taken
place In Paris received with such en,hu.iasm that
.ns Government might very well perceive, that even
~ pi, me ioerai party is numerous. 1t is said
.ha' Phn.e Meiternich advised the Emperor TO send
troops TO the frontier-but 'hs Emperor answ.red-
Stop there viii! have more 10 do with wars
he French have cost money enough: il tbev don,
come oat won't go in all may be settled by nesot
Aon provided they name King, don't care for the
a mi. ~
ions have teen opened for the wounded and the
eIai tenor OF conversation is iollows"The power OF
Ne"ernich is an end" Some old mobiles and the
congregaonaIiss outrageous; thew are laughed At
Que may easily perceive that the spark will be felt all
over the world. ' gu
Letters from Cologne state that on hearing the news
oil the revolution at Pars the O. neral who commended
at Cologne instantly despatched courier to Berlin TO in
qnire what dispositions he should make. He wa. told
continue in the STATE for that there was no notion
Of attacking France long she did not assume the
oHeh'ise' Journal de Commerce
BERLIN, Aug l3-1t 10 asserted on good authority
that our Court has already expressed its firm resouon
not to interfere in the internal affairs of France so long
as they do not assume a decidedly hos. character to
foreign Powers The sentims Of the British Cabine
are ALEC known, and deprive the expelled French fm
y Of all hone OF receiving the smallest support by arm
from that Quarter To judge by expressions us cd on
former occasion, and Of which reminded by the
late events in France the Russian Cabinet il probably
as little disposed TO the OF the losing par,y
In France The public here s, in general desrou. Of
peace, which 10 so necessary TO The properi,y Of
merce and mAnufactnres-The great revie in West.
phas are conference.-the there will be only the usu
al exerciSes in small divisions. Opinions are
various with to the that affairs have
IN Franco Tie want OF faith, the incredible
oil the advisers OF the late aud the arbitrary
nature OF the steps int MI TO be taken SCARCELY find
any one to defend then; but mary justly lament the
cause which has fallen to the ground with these
surss. Time alone can show whsher, as most people
hope, peaceful and happy state Of things will ensue
from this great revolution.
(Aiigemeine Zeiiung, August Is.
ST. PETERsBURGH, July I0.-You know that IN.
Emperor Nicholas is man OF firm and vgsrou. char.
acter and have said before, labls to fall in
extreme. Happily, whether from conviction or poIr
he seems to look ayouraby the cause of the
and to aim at directing the world on moral prnripIe.
"a was the intention OF the immortal Canning The oh
'taoles which the Russian Auocrat NAV meet in keen
ing himself At the head Of the general civilization do
not seem TO discourage him. In spite of the murnurs
OF the ariocrAcy he has caused port 10 be
that, after his return from Poland ne w code won Id
he published, one OF the fret articles of which sbouid
declare all dsbtors, without distinction Of rank liable
to personal arrest. (Tilherto the Nobility have go,
Themselves above the laws, and do not pay unle,s vol
unisrily)
Another article IL said to abolish civil di,unction,
deca ing per'ons Of merit eligible to all Offices LIST
~ from the day Of the prom ton of the future DO
cree, no persons shall be born slaves In Russia This
wou1 be mortal blow 10 the d,spoiism Of the Lords
IL Is said that the code contains snactmen rerenuv
Drawn up ny the most able men here, Who are almost
all OF them OF the Third E'tats and they L,vs be
allowed to make Of all the papsrs found in the
session OF the liberal eon,prators who were tried sjx
years aga. "
LONDON CORN EXCHANGE-Aug 25b
We have little 10 report Of the market to.dsy The
foreign arrivals are very considerable and oss of En-.
sIish moderate. There 10 little business doing tba,
lIv H..