Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-05

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their complaints. which said 10 be upon b,
erhy agents OF the late Government but hitherto with
out any serious effect Several Of these ns had
arrested. The murmurs and menaces Of The sssembl,
gee ofthe working people have bad exclusive
TO their individual grievances. and not in m.
alluded 70 political OH .c's. The Government had al
'eady tsken some measures, and wa. abou, IN ,J,,,
others. Tor the allie Walton OF the evils
One Of these sp' was 10 place ~ the di.no.a, of t
nsn'eraf YET Psti'a scm OF 5000 600 france. To h,
applied to the relief OF the disrr and
srsn' Another will probably be the tTea;ion Ct arii
hci'l lAbour.
Amous extracts will be fonrd several r,,,ic,,,
'eavr 10 Ne capture OF Prince Poenar and hi. sub
grcr' conduct He was arrested IT Granville, on a..
.o'h Oh August. 'isvussd livery s.Iy ant to the
Ma'eh,ones' de s. Fargesux. with whom he was on
we Pc," o, smhrkng ia sioop Tor Jersey. is pro.
babe that his lie will be taken for the share which
mao 10 me measures tina, brought about the revoiu
ton; Tor propo ion 70 do awav with the
ofdeah had already been di. b chan,bs
o. deputies, end II IL said msjory are in favor of m,
abolition The proposition was advocated by Lafay.
cite.
The London Courier Of III. rs h as..,,s ,h,t,h. az
element against POlisnac and other Ex Ministers who
are now I'm prison In France, rs le'. extensive than for
mer accounts would have led us to imagine The ne,
pc demanded th, r trial. but say they do no, i.h IN
take their lives il expected that they win ..can
with e but be heavily fined, aad undergo long npri
| comment. f''
We see nothing in the extracts from the French -,
psrs. TO support the 'pinon expressed ny morning
conemporary that any serious opposition Exists to tho
new government OF France. The proc~ eJngs of the
Chambers are characterized by remarkable unanimty
and the tone OF the pub c press indicates the utmost
confidence 10 the wisdom Of the rulers With the ex.
cep'ion OF the unimpor'an disorder. ,rnang the work
Ing mrn in Paris tranquility every where TO pre
vail The correspondent Of the LONDON Courier re.
marks" The preseI situation OF Paris sufficiently
Jsihes the solicituds al the Government, which il
endeavoring to provide occupation Tor the labourinp
classes, and to allay all excitemen and hilbert the
mea'ur-s aioptet have been attended with com
p'ee success Paris is quiet There ave indeed
w r'ning disputes between the workman and the be-
yoi char6snnters who are suspected of Royals be
cause OF the visit which Ev. Project, Mangin,
comp He'd them to make 70 s.. Cloud; but th,S ar,
hardly worth mentioning" Lie said that there 4, no
thing new in Paris, save the occasional fupe raj n,
some cizsnt who has expired fr,m wounds received
during the three days OF ;he revolution AMI the
OF bullets 10 the houses to r,mnd spectator Of IN.
nome ntous events which have lately taken
There existed great confidence that the new Govern
nent would meet with no opposition hostility from
foreign cabinets. On this head the London Courier re-
mark: CAS- Tar as this country 10 conc the pocv
very clears IL is the interest and the duty of IN. B
lsh Governmen' TO remain friendly terms with
France, without regard to the opiuon. of other Gov
etnments, II France herself will take care make il
hon1urable TO tn British Cabinet TO do so" The Ru.
sian Ambassador, it Is said the auicabe term.
with Philip /.
The accounts from Spain do incste that country
10 he in mms diae danger Of a revolution IL is iii
III the events in France hav. caused less sen,a,ion
thar was expected. The public Tranquility had bc en-
scarcely interrupted, and is alleged that diso
bad occurred, or changes been ell cted in any par, Of
the Kingdom. IL seems to be thought that the King
VIII derive good lesson thu In F. ancp and
will oppose resistance such changes and
tons OF the system of government "a NAV take away
the motive 10 revolution. Ga the other hand il il ,i
that Ferdinand has declared tina, he will be absolute
King or nothing. IL this is hi. determinations bloody
scenes are no doubt on the of being acted
l. According to the tenor Of letter which we copy A.
mong our extracts, the Emperor Nicholas s of his own
Tree will enlargne the boundaries OF HE peopl e re
AID nsttung which III tend both 10 his own
glory and the happiness OF hs country
The news from England except that wi ich relate.
10 ,ne opening OF the West lna ports is of but LITTLE
moment We copy some paragrao's relative to tha,
mbecile old man, the Ey King OF France. He design,
making atsmporary s'joutn in England, az a priva,,
individua', unl rs receives 20 the mes.ag-
ne mas caused TO be sent TO Austria. III, AMI hi, famI,
had proceeded in a government steam vessel provide,
for their accommodation, TO Luwoth Ces.Is in D,r.st
shire, where they intended to reside.
The gold and silver coins France are 10 bs,r III.
image OF the King, with the legend " Louis Phpp.
Roi des Fraucais" while the reverse has crown
composed OF an ohve,a laurel branch surrounding thu
date oil The year and the value OF the coin. The for
mer Latin inscription Of Domino saluum fac regem
Sod save the King, is longer 10 app ,ar on IN
eoge OF me CON- and lis place IL TO be supplied b,
me words "Dieu pro'ege la France" God proec
! France.
Lady Morgan has published new work, en,i,le,
France in 1929 30 1t s said TO contain a muititud,
OF anecdotes referring to the present state OF things
and that it is altogether considered 10 be the mo.
Interesting asd piqnaut work she has ever written
The Cotton market in Liverpool remained steady
NOT much ehapgs had taken place in prices since Aug
The weather in England has been favorable to .h
| "alVes', ahu Vie price OF grain had declined.
The widow OF the late Bishop Heber, has married.
Greek Count, who is. was Secretary Of the G,vefn
nent OF the Ionan Islands
FOREIGN NEWS.
| . NETWORK, October 1.-The Napoleon from Iiv
erPool brings ia full and regular London files 10 tn
10Th OF August, from which make large extracts TO
to-day; Tor there is nothing, comparatively OF anv int
rest now Tor newspaper readers but the ntel!ig enc
| from Europe.
The march of the French government appe ar, stea
dy, re aceiul and hrm,-nor the sturning out" O
some portions OF the workman in Paris, on account OF
want OF employment. be justly looked upon az any in
dIcauon OF political discomfort. Great Britain will il
no longer matter OF doubt, acknowledge the nav mr.
der oil things, and already agent of Louis Philu'
government had arrived in England charged with IRE
pning the way for formal diplomatic rec ignition
That this will not be withheld is manifest alike from
express declaration OF the Courier Che official paper
that Charles X and his family only TO be receive,
IN England on the footing Of private persons-Prusa
too, seems equally certain, will acquesce nor il Their
any reason to doubt that Austria will do the From
Russia nothing Of course could have been he ard I.
ne reports OF actual insured in Spain prove
| he unionnded; but spirit aroused that would nj
| timsteiy compel Ferdinand to more liberal measures
or TO share the fate OF his relative OF France In thu
Netherlands apparent tranquility prevailed.
The arrest Of Prince Polignac hss put into tho powe
OF the government OF France the two most ebnos lou
ministers, Ptyr0nnef being previously arrested. Tn
ls'ters Of Prince PoIgnac after hts arrest il nnsers
ole piece OF whining. quite unworthy OF the mao VIII
IN carrier DAYS generously offered his life rsnson
Tor INA, OF an elder brother about 10 euier for ben
concerned III conspiracy to assassina,e Napoleon
the proposition shOuld prevail, which i. fhvoured hi
Lafayette Tor the abolition in the penal code Of France
OF the runshmen' Of deah both Polignac and Psyron
net av escape the tate they richly meii, ami q
rashly provoked. Marmont, Duke Of Raguss was IL
London and among our extracts will be found private
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