Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-30

and proved unequivocay that they were as capable
new effort as on the evening OF the 9th July Per
suaded that that there intention TO cheat justice
Its victims, they once retired
Having been eyewitness OF the whole Of the trans
the immense military force arraycd at the Palais Roy
al during the last two nights, were not the
whom have above spoken, and who effected the revo
ton.
The French Government must take care 10 keen goo
faith with the people No for doubling their sin
certy must he afforded by Minister'S l am sure the
are frank and single minded, but they must no, only
pure but unsupported. lftheir purity aud mparialt
shall remain unquestioncd-f the confidence of the PEG
Pile be once more reposed in them, shall still rely
the justice, perhaps the magnanimty OF the of the
9th 2Sth and 10Th of July but if the slightest appear
ance OF shufng be perceived imagined about them
shaI apPrehend much worse than the immola,ion o
four victims.
While state that the of the Faubourgs have no
appeared at the Paais Royal since Monday night last
cannot suppress the fact that asembages OF the peo
pie took place in the Faubourg ST Antoine last night
That, instead ofdispersng when called upon TO do so by
patrol OF the National Guards, they surrounded the
atter, and would have disarmed Them but for the OPP
FORTUNE arrival of another body OF National Guards You
may expect from time 10 time, TO hear that enissares
OF the disatiected succeed in producing temporary
local eXcitemen-but you may rely upon it the
oil the people disposed TO wait the issue of the
trial What the issue they contemplate is you may
| ccivc.
From this very unpleasant topic 10 less
panful--the slaughter of the Spanards and Porsans
who entered Spain last week, and which announced
yesterday evening by the Messenger des Chambres. The
accounts oil this disaster rest IL is said, despatch
received by Nj. Aguado. Hopes entertained that it
is ncorrect at least that the misfortune
exaggerated On general principles the Parsians would
lament the discontinue and destruction of seeking
TO free their coun,ry but they would have also peculiar
and private reasons for should this melancholy
Intelligence be confirmed. considerable number of
Partisan students, who had fought so gloriousy and
so successfully in the of liberty in Paris having
al ther own expense, proceeded TO their confines of
Spain, to join the brave Spanish Refugees, entered
with them, and have it is reported, been cut off TO
man.
he Bel is Of n ~.
The Kings speech, opening Parliament, will, il is
expected be still more satisfactory TO France. There
arc in progress very large specuatons, for
pected to take place in the French Funds receipt
that document, and which shall have this day week
1t quite evident that obstacle in the way OF good
understanding between the two Governments is about
to be removed by the withdrawal of the principal part
OF the French Army from Algers The uneuuivooa
Declaration OF France that she seeks retain her
African conquests WILL ii believed here, form str
king paragraph in the forthcoming speech of William
w. but other circumstances may arise to defeat those
hopes.
BoURsr, Three o'clock-The funds have opened
and up to this time remain at prices below those yes
erday owing as is said Change, to the large sales
made by English propretors, who having taken alarm
at the proceedings OF the week, about to return
home.
Every thing remains perfectly tranquil up to this mo-
ment, and will so for many days yet he military
employed at the Palais Royal will be diminished
Last night thong it considerable than any
preceding one, although without any apparent reason
Vast crowds were present; hut nothing like dstur-
bance occurred The 3lst regiment reinforced the Ma
tona Guards and remained during the most part of the
night.
BoURsr, Four o'cock.-The depression above mo-
ticed confined up the termination of business owing
TO various circumstances, of which had been, no
doubt partially produced by tho events in Paris The
news from Luxumburg, too, is looked upon alarm
ing.
The transfer of the Ex-Mins,ers from the Castle
OF Ninccnnes TO the Petit Paais du I.uxumburg IAN
nounced to take place this day. has had its influence
too.
The Three per cents have closed at ei 30; the Five
per cents. at 80 %.
From another Correspondent
PARIS, Thursday, three o'clock-The news so i'm
dusriously circulated yesterday by he banker of the
Court OF Spain, respecting the arrival of telegrsphc
despatch, announcing The destruction of the Spanish
Constuionallsts under the command Of Va'des en-.
,ire!y ta'se-no teleSraphc despatch OF This nature
having ached governmen yesterday. The Moniteur
OF this day reiae' it only report circulated, and
by no means a. despiteh that had arrived. There H.
however, some leVity ON its part In such
report The Consitutiornel and lie Temps alone lad
the good sense Of reffainng from the announcement OF
this false despatch
But this mo ming real telegraph despatch arrived
which announces Nina add other Spanish chiefs having
his position at Zuga rramurdi Forty men Of his co
lumh returned TO the French territory provide them
selves with they stood 10 need Of, and which they
could not procure in ) pain
Gurrea was TO have enersd on the l7th by way of
l'ca Milans, B'iges, Grace and San Miguel,
the invasion completed The Efforts of all Spaniard.
going TO- concur in the liberation Of their ma
country. All the journals of Paris have suffered
themselves 10 De mysHneu by Tie imposition oil NJ
Aguado.
The Morning Herald of the 2sd holds he following
language with respect TO the lA'e movements in Pai,
The Intelligence in the French papers is of mror
lance. Paris, So lately prey to connection, which
seemed TO threaten at one time to conpromi.e the very
existence OF government Itself, is restored the
most perfect quiet and obedience 10 the law. This
happy result is the joint fruit OF the devotion and vgor
OF The National Guards and the personal 6rmness o.
the King.
The crisis wa, by sll accounts, one which required
ali the energies OF the friends of order and the existing
state OF thngs. For several days-ndesd from the
day hat ii became generally known that the Chambers
the Ministry and the King had declared them elves
emily to mitiga ion of The Mnser-the feeling
hal begun tn develops itef amongst the populice at
fAfs, strongly depTecatory Of the conteu plated ndu
geoce. This feeling found its fret vent through the
Revolutionary Journals, then il was proclaimed through
the OCCASIONAL cries Of Mort aux MINSTREL from small
assemblies Of the peopl-, but at Length il became the
cry aud rallying word Of the mob OF the capital Tu
multuous movements were the consequence ard in the
streets OF Paris, which have lately witnessed the
overthrow Of monarchy by similar instruments they
became matter OF deep ncern and no small ALARM 10
th' government.
Upon the nights Of Sunday and Monday las the
the Palate Royae, and under the very windows Of the
King. They did not conceal that their object was TO
overawe The government, and deter it from, pursuing
the course OF mercy which il had prescribed itself in
the case OF the unfortunate tenants OF Viucennes The
authorities ware taken by surprise, and did i'm ne
datrly toke repre'sve measures; but upon the nj
OF Monday, the National Guard, the great buvatk of
good order as well the liberties OF France
aud completely dispersed the dsurbers without much
ceunes, but diverted from their attack upon the
pisDners by the firmnes4 of the Governor of the