Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-13

(it took on II, arrival aud which r,ksa n. f., !,
=" moored at the opening of the bay In a position
where Il can resist. with a,ivantag. The vrI. snJ ii.
waves.
have sent to Touion az had the honor to announe.
YOU several vessel, asking the Maritime Psefsct TO
send back provisions, and above ALL water which W..
have no Of supplying ourse,ve. with. TIL. we'll.
male in the Peninsula only supply enough for the
troops orcnpyios H. The advanced position which W.
occupy and which IL nj distance from the axsxne.
will render necessary to form convoy. which con
sidsring the kind OF enemy we have 10 deal with will,
employ numerous escorts ! have readily acc-ded 10
the desire which th. General in Chief EXPIRE 10
~, to cause the peninsula to h. occupied by thu
and to enrust the guard OF that AM position 10
The marines. am going to So. to the compo.it;on of
the garti on an hsv. selected Captsin Kuyon Of the
navy To take command OF H. shal have the honor TO
give an account TO your Excell-ncy Of IL, arrange
"en'' Which viii be made. Accept, Sic: 81
| (Sig,sd) DUPERRE
Te'esrnphie despatch TIL. Maritime Project Of
rouion, to his Exsslency the Mnid.r of Marine
ToULoN, Jun 81.
Six thon.ani Arab. presented .ms.iv.. on tn. ,Oh
our on'nos,., to make their submission the French
army. They have been desired to return to th.i-
homes. aud they have ptomi-ed Ia do so In tbs fol.
lowing might another corrs OF Arab. presented them-
but the Arabs fr.i their arm. /, tn. air. made their
s"nn,''on. and the sams answer wa. givsn them.
Ih's report ha, been made To m by Can't Bsnamou-
OF 'hs MhrIais transport. who left Sidi F,rrueb nm
ih' 2t.t, and arrived here yeste rday
The second edition Of III. Messenger says. that Of the
1913 D'pui-s elected m the 23i June. only four now
remain 10 be known; that thu Constitutional pepmtie.
Of every description. amount to l4i; the Ministerial
10 IS.
Tar from hec'ivng ourselves with respect the
which Ia. taken place, that NAV now auply 10 IN,
Chamber what sail some tna ago Of the LECTION
and 10 PIT the qn.sion thus: The present Chamber
will be mired or fdcfous.
From the Gazette de FraaeeJ
Tie formal Of n. lett side, La Tribune les De-
purfrnenfs. IL not Satisfied with what i. passing +,
io's not d-en The 'rumpb Of democraca p,incip. 70
secure a. The Constituonnel and the Courier affect.
to do IL 'ays:-"Ths nation auyh. a the frances Of
the Ministry. The worthy optinis.s, who are ever
corqnersrs in their idea heir throat. 10 chsun
their Victories and talk already Of fst-s and iumina.
lions Pray. gentlemen, wait a moment. VIII Won
rev"r profit the. by experience, Arc the Ministry Of
Narsnae. and sinevtabe, tn. Ministry Of IN. 9Th Of
August with all your trouble, without mentioning tn.
lives Of those whose blood ex inpui,hed xour In ,;n,
ri.,,
The men in mower have cause to he afraid bu, You
have no rsuse for triumphing yet. The titled per.
sonag"s of the arbitrary Ministry sadly
hut the arbitrary government itself L. not
Tn. C'mari'ia may perhop' yet wish openly to opposs
the Chamber, by refn.ing TO sacrifice one single man
70 II, anil then only will violence begin II then thu,
the sword will he drawn from the .cabhsrd. Perhaps.
too by following n different proc edpc this Ministry
vii, he di.'o'ged, which the skinl looked upon
as dehni'iv-,y settled Perhaps tho only Salesman Of
The restoration will he recalled and perhap. the Cham.
her, which 10 almost tanned by depiorabie man. will
he talked to by the poene" Of sparing il ineoni
prtibie member
What says M. de vieiss Journal now? Bv dire c,iss
the Chamber, when has the and hand
ing of other peoples money. the rights Of the third
tate are disposed OF. You will do better therefore il
you wait twelve month longer before Won illuminate
There rem'in st 1909 Deputies to he elected in tn.
adjourned Colleges Try to make the choice Of r,ost
OF them fl on such citizens do not for the
NJ the Minister, but wh, consult only the wants Of
France. whom fellow ship or vicinity on the bench.
&c OF the Chamber, can induce the con.de
ratons and who after getting SOM Office. in'o other
han's. do not fall a'l.-p such an easy victory
This is the onlv mode of avoiding the recurepce Of the
attempts Of the 9Th August and the 10Th Of Nav with
more danger in the 1891
tF''" Il" e II Sr%f 4, SSss""'''')
PARIS June 26-Of the It's a,mna.ions which
are known at present The Opposition have I22
and the Ministry only So Already 100 voters Of the
Address have been re elected; they have been rein
orc-d by % IDENTITIES who did form part of the last
Chamber. The Ministerial el 'ctons consist Of 43
Deputies Of 'hs ii- h lsi who voed against the Ad.
lre's, and Of 10 new Deputies.
The electoral Saint B,,helemy Of such of tho 900
OF NJ de Ville- escaped the grand carnage of 1927
continues. The 35 Deputies of the RICH, side tho &c
political existence asju" terminated b-loaged for the
most part TO this category The Constitutional Oopo-
ton have mt been ale tn procure 'he triumph OF but
c,nddae, who belonged to The 22i: these are VI. NJ
Thoma', Pataiile AMI Aucustu. de Saint Afghan hs
only los. The Opposition have a, yet su-tainei NJ NJ
Bose and Champy, who both belonged to the 22l refu.
ed to stand.
(Pripaie Correspondence.)
PARIS. June 30.-Ther- is not word Of to-
day worth troubling with, beyond the fact that
The accounts received from the departments continue
20 show vast increae Of the Liberal force proved by
the elections. For this extraordinary result Minister.
wSre not prepared; they will. neveriheess attempt
TO hold their places shall soon see with what
surcess.
Respecting agriculture, IL may no, be unntere siiog
IN learn that the letters brought Paris nv th.
DAYS mail from the Districts speak more favora-
bly, Of tha appearances OF the crops; but IN those ON
most parts Of Burgundy, and further southwark, the
most melancholy an,icipations axpros.ed nj the
preaching vintage from the effects of the cold and nces
| SAINT rains Of III. last 4 or weeks.
In the neighbourhood of Pari. less injury has been
done by the rains and tempes+ than in the depart
ments; hut am sorry to say the season. az compared
with Others !, unhealthy. Aware OF this fact and
wishing TO diminish the exciting circumstances Go.
vernme Mt have dreciel measures for increasng IN.
supply Of water for CLEANSING the stress nevertheless
very many Of them still suggest very powerfully to the
The Of pre-disposng causes OF fever
am'st unknown in London
A serious sfray had occurred al Limerick in which
the pOpnace had risen ID p'undered the provision
stores. The military had inerfered, and several live.
were lost. before they hispersed. The subject
was taken in the house Of lords, and the Duke OF
Wellington treated itasa usual and attrhu-
ted the peroiical Starvation OF the fish" the Gear
Of Limerick attributed it to the circulation Of inGamma-
tory handbills; but the noble dputants present ncln.
ed 70 the opinion that come provision ought 10 he made
Tor starving populaion besides those OF military
government and edcts against military associa ons
The Courier that his ,i-sty has taken the ear
iest oprnnity # expressing his unlimited cenhd
in the Dnks Of Wellington and his determin alton to
give the government his wsrnest and cordial sup
| port.
| letter. from Sicily give the most dsyl,rsble detail
concerning the erup ion OF Mount E'na the 10Th
May. The terrible explosion which opened seven
craiers in the volcano, destroyed eight villages near
the mountain, where the lava and FIRE OF the volcano
never before extended All the dwelling. have di.ap
pearSd unler the heaps Of cscinsd stones Of reddish
ciDder', which the eruption threw to great dis.
tame 2sefix,