Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-29

tn Paris, secreed. until abou, the aOth Oetobsr III,
mao one lime resolved to deliver himself up; but
psveh'eo, ny me course srs sppe aed to be taking
favourable opportunity at length presenting he es
csPed In the character Of a gen,I.mans servant, and
succeeded 10 emosrking for Scotland.
n ieuer from Amsterdam, Oct 26, h, mentions a do
e'cvo tendency 10 general insurrecou in Holland.
pouuca iot. have already taken place; and il
mPos in'e any longer check the spirit Of dlscontent
which the disastes cribed 10 the Nassau family
"'i TO push iu,o open rebellion.
Humanity wrePs over .ueh scenes az have boon en-
acted at Antws'p But the probability row Is, that the
rebellion in Belgium viii soon be auistsd Tn. fol-
lowing article from the Hague corrobo. ate a, 4, "a
by tho leading oadon ouruss renders proS.bI. tina,
the Belgian, VIII be compelled TO submit to ,ho arbi
TIRE HAGUE. Oct 10 The new Amba..,dor n,
aoS's' mas arrived IN TIL. town. We may now rxpec,
,ne in,meala's opening OF the diplomatic conferences.
between tue Ambassadors Of England, Prussia Aus.
"s' h"'sia ana France, and Ministers for Foreisp
hHars relative to the alton by the sop ion of
49, =, aogement between the two hostile por
"ons me eountry already augurs we'll that these
are to be held here, and not at London
Dreda or Ceves, az was fret proposed II is
NAV .e n'st step will be to establish a complete sus.
Ps"Non OF arms supported by the forces OF Prussia
wp,' are quite disposed for such movement. Prince
arrived. JN'
Under Brussels date Of the s0th Oc,o, ar ., 4; aid
that all the womeD old and children had n ed from
Aovers The villages in iis environ, we're crowded
the hns ct the psassns Those fit to bear srms alone
remained In the town.
THE EX-.MLNISTERS
The seals that had been put upon ,bs f,r,,t,,,. 81,
the Tuilieries, have been taken off and M Ch;,n.,i
delegated bv the Minister Of Justice TO examins and
bring away the papers they contain. aud which will be
the Ex-Minisers. Taey consist-lN Of twelve in
srumen's relating to gra6c alton, granted to dierep,
regimen OF the guards. III, OF o,ty.two documen,s
entitled Orders, Correspondence Notes and Reoor,,
relating 70 the II b. ard 2s of July. 3d. of seven
Fres, under the title OF particulars resp. ting Fire.
received from the court at Caen, and from others h.
n thFaA al nu Lot a De-
title oil Reports relative TO tho different and
Congregation, n. OF thirty three document found
In the apartments Of tho Bishop OF Hermopols TIN
OF hfioen papers relating 10 Nj. de Chsntelauzs-s,h
OF three under the title Of Memoirs and Notes NO.
the PolitechDic School. Nr
The committee Of tbs Chamber of Peers are proceed
ing scrupuously in the xamin alton
ed with the trial of the Ex-Mnters II appsars tbs,
the irquiry by the Chamber OF Deputies will be pass
cd over, and The documents of the procedure will be
taken from the time when the Ex-Mini.ters entsred
into Office These immense researches will retard
the opening of the trial beyond the term 6xed for IL
ne p'eadng'. ~ believed, cannot begin before the
10th or 20 b OF December. IL is tho opinion of the
Councillors retained for the trial that il will not last
more than week. The sentence will thsrefora n.
pronounced amidst fetes Of the Christmas holyday.
The treatment OF the four prisoners
no resemblance with that OF former State prisoners, I,
is not accompanied by any unnecessary rigor One n,
me prisoners must be struck with the singular
n" remembers the prosecutions he formerly ordr
or tolerated against the Of letters whom he q, n,
TO the prison OF Poissy handcu fled like
tso oy ne prisoners tike their IN
ge'her. They receive their wives, relations. and
friends
Among the persons who are allowed to visit than.
are the brothers OF M de Chan,elauze, NJ. de Lavle
| Leon, /" in.law OF NJ. de Peyronnet NJ. and Mmo
de Vilsbois, NJ and Mime. de Guicbe NJ ds GasInoo
Junior and Nine. Po'ignac hut the latter has moi bs
sncennes during the last fortnight, being near her
confinement The prisoners have books, paper and
ihk They receive and read the journals. After their
meals they usually play at backgammon or chess AZ
d. Chantelauzs, who, he ath is pr eearous IA In ~
| de PA mate Vii
'enanoe cool earnestness and some irritation H.
says but little. NJ de Polgnac is more communicable .
preserves his comruerke manner, and appears calm
NJ Gnernrn d. Ranville displays much 6rmnes, a.
appears 70 have raised hims above the fate thai
/ h'm. He sDgs, and at times is very jocuIar In
conversation relative TO the curosiii.s OF
on the Governor mentioning that was not trne III
| ST. Louis had administered ustice under an oak bu
some times come to Vineennes to settle disputes which
mad arsen between families, M GuerDon de Rany;I,e
added smiling that be was the Judge de Pair of tbs
country. Since the last incursion OF the Parsaps upor
Vncennes. General Daumesuil has ordered four open
ings to be made in the outer wall to Paris where can
non will be placed TO FIRE upon such az might m, Al.
another attempt at attack.
| To persons who are acquainted wi h the interior n
the CnS'ie. II is evident that 500 artillery men are sui
hcent TO keep at bay so, 900 men, The prsone r, will
continue Ia this fortress long possible and the
removal 10 the Luxembourg will only be known a
The public when il shall have been effected Ever,
thing lie prepared in this prison TO Give tho M
The gate towards the Rue de YAugirard will be omen
ed DOLLY to the military on duty. The prisoners, an
the PERSONS who visit them wild ente a small ycks
door. The following details ON the interio
arrangements OF the prison .yond a guard bouss 1
which there are already camp beds and racks T.,
arms, are the rooms destined for the prisoners Tn
hrst Is that of M de ChanteIauze. An the intero
communications, as well the closets and cbimnie
| are walled up. In the middle is stove with ali i,
appeodages. On the left is a mahogany bedstead vv,
| soft mattress. and white cErtans. A table a cb,s
oil drawers aud two chairs form the residue Of the fur
nure Of this app artment. There il good ljoht oy,
ing to the high windows, half of which is maske
| on the outside by boards covered with iron Ahov
these boards are strong iron bars clsse 10 each
and which srs screened with from tissue TO pr.ven
| arms or even letters from being thrown ill., Notbin,
Is seen through the windows but the sky and the tri
coloured iaS on the dome OF the Luxembourg
The rooms de'ned for NJ. de Polignac, nj. de Paw
ronnet, and NJ GueInon de Ranvile, present the SAM
arrangement, but do communicate with each Other
| They are approached by different passages Each n
the rooms 10 closed by oak door, four inches thick
furnished with enormous locks and bolts AT The en-
trance al tto room Is square watch box called a.,
fdmbour, In which VIII be placed sentinel who h,
means oil an opening closed with glass will be-
constantly TO observe Whatever passes in all parts of ill.,
room No one will be allowed to enter tie rooms q
the prisoners except their wives their counciI 49,
such ecclesiasiics III ely may wish TO coner y;,h
privaie-O her visitors will be admitted into the con,
mon pdrf0r The room dc sined for these visitors ;
divided into tbres parts by wcoen raj iags rescbo
from the oor to the ceiling These divisions are of nm
equal Dimensions Between the two railing, will n
ARoPen space, guarded by a'tufnkey and a sentinel
The most spacious part will be roerved for vi.itors
over whom u municipal guards will exercise
The Natiopal Guards will have no duty TO perform il
the interior in the prison, bu, will perform the Jnt
without aud ,erse tor gu ard of honour 10 ,bs chs
Der or Court OF Peers.
The prisoners will bs exclusively con6ded 10 IN
Keeping OF the municipal guards. Twenty five of the A.
guards vii be chosen from among the workmen 4. ~
mo,' ds'inguisbed themselves on the memorable day