Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23
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The packet ship Formosa has arrived at New York
from Havrc, whence she sailed on the goth October,
and brings Paris Papers to the 10Th inclu.iveour cx
tracts are made from the New York Evening papers
aud the second edition Of the N. York Journal OF Com
mcrce.
The Editors Of the latter have seen an extract of
Paris letter, dated o'clock. p. NJ of the lsh which
states that disorders had taken place in that capital
in consequence Of the excitement against tho Ex Min
listers, aud the apprehension that they would be permit
ted escape with their lives. Tho populace parade
the streets, shouting death to the Mnisters"-sD Death
to Po'iSnac. The National Guard under
Some particulars OF similar disturbances few DAYS
previous will be found below There is no reason 10 APP
prehend permanent inconv nience from their move
mcns.
French disturbances have taken place in Auxerre
which continued several days-and until troops
mob.
The Quodiennc Of the 18th, says it is reported that
characterization has broken out in regiment quartcred
not many leagues from Paris, that many Of the soldiers
hye refused to obey their officers and have deserted
and dispersed themselves about the country Orders
nave been given at the Barriers of Paris such
oil them as may attempt to enter the city.
Yesterday at o'clock. says the Constitutional of the
10th, tclegraPhc despatch announced hat the Empe-
ror Nicholas had formally acknowledged the new
French Government and its King Louis Philip.
The recognition OF the new government by Russia
had inspired Spectators with confidence and caused the
price OF stocks TO improve.
Baron Athain, who arrived Paris on tho 10TH had
an immediate interview with the King
The law had passed making an appropriation of 30 900
ooo francs 10 be employed in advances the
and manufacturing interests 1t was opposod as heinz
directly in opposition to the sound maxims Of potca
economy which leaves trade in all its branches
uiate ITSELF and also as being dangerous precedent thai
would Ultimately lead TO the ruin OF the finances Of the
state The law was adopted, 81 TO IL
The noniteW Of the 18th October contains an eIab.
crate report from the Duke dc Brogie, as Minister of
Public Instruction and Worship which is followed by
royal ordonnance, instituting committees of Primary
instruction IN ACCOMPLISHMENTS and sub pyefecturcs to
composed oil seven members at least, or twelve at most
to be formed OF the JUICE de Pax the Rector of tho can
on and others, to be chosen by the respectable nhab
tants oil the canton and the Rector of the Academy in
concert with the Project Of the Department. and sub
ect to the appreciation Of tho Grand Master of the Uni
verslty This ordonn'nce is followed by another nomi-
mating "a JUICES dc Paix.
The following is from the Courier Franenis: "The
proceeding against the Ministers gradually going
on in the Chamber Of Pcers.-The Committee are en-
gagged with nterrogatorics, the reading of documents
and preparatory enquiries II is believed that tho pub
TIC debates will not open before the middle Of Nov
Tho mode OF proceeding during the public debates is
not yet fixed. The FOL owing principles however an
pear likely to serve the basis of hem.-The Cham
Der OF Peers will he considered as Grand Jury Each
OF The members will therefore have right put ques-
tons TO the prisoners all possible latitude will he grant
ed TO the defence, which said, will chiefly turn in
10 two pon's:-1. The ORDINANCES of july were in
Art oil the Charter since it has been deemed neccs
sary TO cancel that Article. 2. The firing was not begun
by tho troops but by the citizens and upon this point
witnesses will be produced.
The Commission of the Chamber of Deputies will
support the impeachment after the summing up OF the
proceedings. the Court Of Peers will assemble secretly
10 deliberate on the judgment Its thought that sever
al sitngs will be taken up by secret discuss in
"hch each Peer may state the grounds Of his opinion
moreover series oil questions will be proposed rea-
I'VE TO each OF the prisoners and each series will give
rise TO vote by ballot. All this will occupy long time
The result OF the deliberations will be made public
anu me same form will be adopted in Courts Of As
sizes.
The following letter has been addressed by the Prince
de poignac to the Membcrs OF the Commission OF I'm
peachmcnt:-
"VINcENNEs, 18th October, Is30.-Gen,lcmen-
nave Just read In some OF the Journals letter. which
purpors 10 have been addressed to NJ Berrenger by
man confined in the House of Detention at Toulouse
Tor crime offence the of which is not sta ed
This man pretonds that he has made declarations of high
Importance respecting the conflagra,ons which have de-
yea some OF our provinces He acknowledges hmse
guilty and points me out personally the instigaor oil
the crimes he confesses; and alarms that il in his DOW
TO support, by positive proofs this horrible revelation
under ordinary circumstances, should have left il 10
the good sense of the public do Justice 10 such an
absurd and odous attack, but being under the weight OF
an accusation, which opens but easy an access tc
every suspicion, cannot myself with despsinp
an attack directly personal, and il becomes nv duy
to take every opportunity for elicng the truth The
revelations made at Toulouse, relating to plot so in
famous, ought TO be fully investigated.
Whoever may be the man that has made them what
ever may be the of his arrest, whatever msrus
no may inspire his offers cannot be rejected, and all
events, right accept them cannot be contested
may, no doubt, wait with calmness the moment when
shall be permitted in the presence of my peers and be
lore The eyes OF all France, TO explain every act of my
condemned
silence, TO this public and formal mpuaton Of crime
the most cowardly and the most hateful. | demand
therefore, that the prisoner at Toulouse may be inme-
datey brought 10 Paris, and that he he nerroga and
confronted with me-ths is act of justice that can
not be refused me.
There is another point which my colleagues, Jointly
with myself, think we have right to claim which is
that the most strict inquiry be Immediately made into
the confagratons that have desolated Normandy-that
the numerous authorities charged by us TO discover and
prosecute the nsgators, actors, and accompIccs be
examined, that our correspondence be inspected and
published to the woodland repeat asservera-
on, that the falsity Of the allegations, like other bold
nsinuations against us, will become manifest even 10
the most prejudiced minds-Accepi, etc
(SigneD PRINCE DE P0LIGNAC.
The Ex- Ministers still at Vincennes and some
,iine WIN elapse before their new prisons in the Petit
Luxembourg will be ready for their reception. The
outside OF the palisades is covered with piacards de
Wandng the death Of Nj. de Polignac and his colleagues
and in many places, it is written the walls with
chalk-DeGh to the Er-.Hinisters.
During the night of the 10TH very considerable bo
ny oil WsrkDien oil different trades passed through the
race du Paais Royal, shouting Juscg J,sticei Tirt
te Ron Mort a PohgHdet-Thcy marched regularly
Nag They excited stir in the National Guards on
duty at the Palace, great number OF persons were led
by curiosity TO the railing. 1t reported in the crowd
mat hey came from Faubourg Saint Martin, and had
taken their flag from the Passage du Grand Cert singing
The udTseilois all the way through the streets The
people In other quarters Of the capital had been openly
called upon TO assemble and demand the punishment Of
the Ex- Ministers.
The Committee Of eighty member. 81 the Cb,mbo,
oil Deputies appointed to examine the projects relative
to the stationary and movable Naionsi Guards bad
commenced their labors. A committee had been an
pointed TO assist the Minister Of Finance a the distr
button of thirty millions voted for the succour of com
meTce and industry.
The Government has given The necessary orders TO al
the authorities on tho frontiers TO prevent any evasion
OF the resolution OF intervention i'm the affairs n
belgium. de ach If