Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-08

agreeing ON ,his poin, with England. would euerse
on tending 10 repul'e the efforts OF his Majesty Don
Pedro 10 enforce the rights Of HE august daughter
| The Minister Of Foreign AHiirs has here son e,hug
to think Of and the mere 90 az II 10 affirmed that NJ Sc.
basisn adds."That The entrance Of single S,snish
soldier toto the territory o. Portugal would DO eondsr
ID by France declaration Of war and Tat .ou,, an. nj
y he troops Of his Most Chris ian M,es,y would i'm
mediae!y cross the Pyrentes"
| Prom he Letter OF o. p. O. OF Sept ls
The iumul. In Pa il dutiag tho whole Of yes,erday
and which have been resumed To-day with increased
violence, made not by Carl ss in tho jguiss Of
w0rimen-ald no, by priests. with blue 'uo'k irOsk.
the Rspu lcsu party: but by Ii, rich and poor, learn
| ed aud igporaD', your and tl', wo,kms and shop
keepers, men aad WOMB, boys ard yirls-by 10 6oe,
all siasses rauks, aee', sexes, and opiIon,. Whom
Journals OF the Munster speak Of a low huudr,d in.
dividuas having done hi, tbiog-apd a few hundred
persons having done that-hey deceive only ho,e who
did Paris, ard did not behold the ,eenes to
which their statements refer. Not hundreds but .hou
sends, and not ihou'ard, but tens Of ttouanis you
may with safety State, dill this and hat-and al Paris
from tbs Barrier du Trone 10 that Of Enter and from
that Of Rou!e 10 that Of Mouiamartre-an Paris In
sta'o oil agitation and OF umu't. In places
orator, addressed tho multitude, and cried, Wv,
"a Pologpe, IA on the Place d. TO In oher
places orators exhibited plaeads, and cri d, "A
oa' les Minis'res as in the Palais Royal. la ohsr
places they ecmpeled Nj. Perritr ADD nj ,basari 10
quit their voturo and take refuge in the Hotel Ct he
Mnistsr Of Justice, ne IN. Pace ndom.-In her
places The people oyerhrew tho omrbu,'e., TO make
orsades In order to prevent tn cavalry from shirg
icg hem AZ opp 'fie the CAFE do Paris aud he Bou
lsvard Moaartrs. la other places they entered The
Theatres as 10 that Of Noovsau"s Variees, ni lialien
and competed tbs actors 10 retr. from ,te sage, and
discontinue their performances Indeed, every where
the theatres were closed Retire, retire. eri-d the
| celebrated Fontan, at the Theatre des Nouvcaute
and do not seek 10 am",e with YOUR 70 lies, whilsi
| our bre'h'en in Poland arc bs'ng mss,asred.'
In o'he, places tho common Pso Ia souEh, for arms,
and entered tho shop OF hveaFm manufacturers and thus
sought to defend themselves from tho sword Of Munsi.
pal Gusrds and hs ,r,uplrg The cavalry The drums
beat TO- arms In every direction but the Nations, Guards
w-re deafto the sound, md OF battalion Of 400
Naonal Guards, only l03 made IN appear
II 300 who Refused attend, hus showed the
OF their opinions and how dangerous is TO tr flo with
national honor and national ieeirg II other quarters
the troops OF tbs line refused bayonst tho ops,
and con en'ed themselves with ang tho 81 zen.
retire: In Cher p"r's tho 'pa'-ase' similar 10
your burlington Arcade, were eBeuunbsred with peo-
pie who bWrcded the entrances and there sung the
Mdrseaise I'LL tbs hour Of midnight. la van dill the
foot police en,rea', protest, and fight. In their way
through The dense masses OF people in the envirous Of
the PsIas ya'--and very where the cry was heard
Of "A bas lea Ministries "A has Casmir Perier 'Vive
| la Pologne,' aud Vive la Lbot >
"Nor must you suppose that this agitation and these
tumults are without object any more than they are
without cause. The object is clear, avowed, dis
inct, national is overthrow the Perier admins,ra
tion-to obtain the nomination Of popular ministry
to COMPEL by force Of arms il necessary, the Russian
army to re cross the Vistula-o the inlepen-
dence OF Poland the real independence OF Belgium
the dethronng Of Don Miguel-ihe liberty of ltay-a
popular and national representation in France and the
benefit full and unresained of the Revolution of July
~ present there is no wish TO inure Louis Philip his
'amly-to disturb the throne Of the Barbados di-
mlnish the power or privileges Of the Citizen King
10 alter the principle of the Constitution, TO re-
Peai me Charter Berenger and Gaucho Min.
is'ry viii apPcasc the tumults for the moment and
France will consent once 10 wait But If
ms concession he not now mad, and male o.isk
ir-aud II he juse miieu syst. m be not no abanton.
ed am obliged to tell you faithful and hor ., cor
Respondent that little later, and these ions will
he unavsiiug, and wholly wi hout suee-s, For min.
months before The revolution Of July. eopiur.d the
moderate men OF all parties make concessions. They
would not do so, and The result WIS Rev,lution--a
enange oil dynasty, and he 'hree days OF Pari. And
now COT jnse the mo 'erate Of F'anso listen In
time 10 the demPnis Of the pesp-; not TO attempt 10
stem ,hs stream, and thus aeeumuia'e force e water
or restanc', which shalt sweep all before IT, Batth~
nome mis- presious We have DO time 10 snare The
NA'iona Gnards will no one eb against the pee
pie en- ntdsse, to support the Minister OF hs hour IT.
drum beats IN VAN; aud, before be too late. hop.
thai F5ance will h, saved from ihs .aa ennsequ.nees
OF civil war.
FROM FRANCE
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, Sep, l6.--The Chant or
resumed tho di'cuuion OF M. Boi'sy dAo ga,'s motion
NJ Maugun-Thn Moni'eur Of the day before yes,er.
day-(nurmur') Gentlemen, # you continue 70 in
terrupt me halt not DO able 10 explain my,elf The
Moni'eur OF the day before yes'eday soniainst new,
wheh ST. uek all men with as,onis hme into day il pub.
fishes intelligence which has filled France with grief
This Intelligence has entirely changed III nature Of
10 rame IN. dsy shen may ask explanations from The
Mnis'ers II 10 my intention TO address 10 them in.
quiriss relating to he aI.rs Of Belgium. 1 hope the
Chamber viii decide whether shall pu, my question.
Tomorrow or Monday.
The Minister for Foreign Affairs said the Govern.
| mont 10 ready TO answer 'hsm to day.
Nj. MauR uiD, who was sailed upon on all sides 10 20
on, replied that The habit Of speaking extempore would
make 1t easy for him TO proceed Immediately but for
the severe boarsenes he iaboure ed under and which
must be evident 10 the Chamber. He the FORE would
adjourn his inquiries til Monday; but il The Min.
iser for foreign Affairs would af,rd the Chamber any
information as to the events at Warsaw, he was sure
the members would be grateful
The President OF the Council reped-Ws are per-
fee'ly ready to answer all ques ions NAV be put 10
u-(Severai voices pm ,ho entries cried out Speak,
speak," Put your dnestioDs now") Two Members
have required tho Chamber 10 fix aday for their putting
questions TO the Government and demanding plaua.
on' They have, no doubt, some important facts 10 an
nounce 10 The Chamber. declare, therefore, that Tho
Gov raDeat 10 ready 70 give Al this moment full an.
swers 10 every lbGg that may DO aureA Of Them for
u leels that ought not TO be permitted 10 any person
'odisseninato alarm through the country when the
government is willing 10 destroy it, or al least, 10 ex.
plain.
M. de P1depa'-Bat the Minister OF Foreign Affairs
has declared that he 10 ready to give us Information a,
to the situation OF Poland!
Thi Minister os Foreign Affairs ten arose and said
i hsvs but very li,'le TO communicate 10 the Cham
Der. The new' received by The Government has been
already pubi'hed. capiiua,on has piaesd the civ
oil War'aw in the hands Of the Russians- he Polish
army has retired to the environs OF tho fortess OF
mod'n-24,OOO Poles alone remained in Warsaw-36
OOp nave WI hd:awn into P0dlaehiaorder prevails 10
Warsaw
These few words listened to with the deepest
silence, and produced painful sensation.
General Lafayette sad-I will not waste the time of
Inc Chamber but II will rec0ect that IL has sent ma.
tons TO the council Of Minister'S soliciting tho inter
vsnton oil France in favor Of Poland and that after an
appear from me coDjuriDg them stop the hostile pro-
ceedng OF Prussia /, therefore, warn the Ministers
,na', on monday they will have TO give account Of
what they have done in pursuance Of this recommsn-
dalton. Poland will not perish but its fate Icnonds 49,,