Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-27

vernment OF a precaution, which il appears, however
impossible for them to avoid. The number Of emf
grants being very considerable, secret orders have been
transI tilted to all the passport Offices ordering them to
issue Passports to such persons only as have the con-
hdence OF the government, and even this permission is
very linn ted"
The Prince lie Joiuvils will take his departure for
Toulon on the rs b inst.
The Chancellor d'AccusStion, al the Instance Of M.
Persl, has just cent before the Court Of Assizes, for u-
a., Coun, Gus'sve De Damas, Es-A iju,ant Generals aud
Comma d r OF the Lyons Tree corps in 1914, an er the
Orders oil Marsbail Apgerssu. He is charged with
having, In a manifesto Inserted in the Tribune, Contain
ing a Ian Tor oIesnizing a legion under tn dencmiua-
ton Of L-eicu Lafayette, excited hatred aud contempt
against the Kings government.
Do Tuesday the attention Of the public in the neigh
bourt ooi OF The BIS dc Bouiosne was attracted by a
contest hat arose betwe eco a French aud a Russian
gentleman, in conss qsence OF a dispute respecting the
affairs a Polind. The evaporation Of the combaian,s
was go great that their friends were unable to SCI ara,e
Them without usiog violence.
The Royal Academy Of Medicine. at a meeting held
on Tuesday, decided tba, Baron CAbelie. having been
condemned by The Court OF Peers as guilty Of high
treason, should no longer remain a memoer Of the A.
cademy, aud his name was accordingly erased from Tho
ilst OF The free associates.
o. Tuesday morning. four men were arrested in the
P'a'- de Greve, for attempting TO create a disturbance.
On Wednesday nigh, several pdividuss dressed like
workmen, appeared n the same place with a tri. colored
has, and uttered sed,iious cries. Toe guard at the Ho-
tel de Vile took up their arms, aud the rioters imme-
dia,eiy fed. Tue standard bearer, with tour other men,
were, however, apprebended TO the great ga i.faction Of
the public who witnessed il.
Ga Wednesday morning. about 100 public cfiers a..
sembled add wen, 10 tho Hotel Of the Ministers Of the
Interior to protect against their being prohibited, ac-
cording TO the new law, crying any thing hut the real
Tile OF what they sell. A conference took place be-
tween them aud the Ministers through the medium Of
hu'siers. O,e Of these Ministerial agentsh having sta
ted to The petit ioneri that the measure was intended TO
prevent the gross falsehoods which they invented eve.
ry day, the leader OF the ~sssemblago immediately re-
piled: III we were not allowed TO lie, We shall never
sell any ihine."
The yMonifeuT contains a Royal Ordinace of 18th
inst. o. which the following are the provisions;-" Art.
L.. The Minister of the Finance is authorised to re.
ceive, till the 3lst OF May mex, inclusive, all sums sub
scribed TO the National Loan, not exceeding in the
whole amount SO, 200, 900 francs. Art 2. The sub.
%scriptions shall be received at Paris at Cdisse Gen.
f'die oil the Public Treasury; and in the Depart
ments, by the Receivers Of the taxes and the Re
ceivers General. All sums to the amount of 200 FIR.
and upwards, will be received; but each subscription
must be in equal numbers OF 100 f. Art. 3. Each
subscriber Will have in return for his subscription either
Treasury Bonds or orders. payable to bearer, at tie eX-
pirauon Of five years, that is on the LIST of June, 1896,
with interest at 8 per cent per annum, from the 22d
oil March, 1881, or renfes at D per cent 10 subscriber or
bearer, which shall be inscribed upon the Great Book
OF the Public Debt with the same rate of dividend Of
five per cent. The holders of bonds will be entitled 10
demand Repayment in cash when they become due,
or may at any time, previous TO The 3Ist of May, 1886
exchange for renteS at par. Art. 4. The interest on
the bonds, and the dividends on the rentes, shall be
each year."
rondissement Councils on the Goth Of April, to proceed
upon the business of their first Session, which is not to
last more than ten days. The General Covncils OF the
departments are TO assemble after the first Session Of
the ACCOMPLISHMENT Councils ata period 20 be hereafter
hxed. The Monheur also announces tat the Govern
ment has received dispatches from Rea. Admiral Depo-
tet, Governor OF Martinique, up to Feb. 81, which
confirm the previous news of the occurrences that had
lately taken pl ce in that island.
On- Wednesday, the King granted private audience to
tbs Ambassadors of England, Austria, Russia and Prus-
sic; and transacted business with the President Of the
Council, the Minister Of Commerce, and The Minister
for Foreign Affairs. Yesterday, the -Sardinian Ambas-
sadOr had a private audience of his nj / psty. whO trans.
acted business with The Ministers OF War, Justice, and
Foreign Aft ire, and he President of the Council.
BERLIN, April 5.-The Grand Duke Michael has
marched, with 1000 of the Guards, lof L,ttuania. The
CeHifnou C9pAlr RlAIesE5 liu cad .sso be AZ the head Of the
tbe revoiutionis,s.
The Nuremberg Courier, contains the fJIlo wing,
dated Berlin, April S:-"Tbe dro,ee Of the Emperor
concerning tbs dissolution Of the Finland regiments,
ha' prcduesd a strong sensation her., and il il in con.
seqlehce thought that SONS traces OF rebellion have
manifested Themselves in these regiments. II c,uuoi
o'hsrw'se be conceived why IN. Emperor should dis
soiVe such 'to'Ps, whose bravery is we'll known, at a
momen, whsn he is commanding great leyies of foi ces,
ana when even the Ono-eyed and in6rm are not exempt
from The CONSUMPTION. The turbulent character of the
rtnISnders Is, moreover, generally known, and i, has
Already been frequently asserted thai a revolt had lax go
p y s, 10 finland because people are not ignorant that
'he fln'anders endure with regret the Russian domi-
nauon' subscriptions are maie here secretly for the
70 es' ana money and linen has been scot TO Warsaw
IL is positively asserted that an illustrious parsonage
mas transmitted for that purpose the sum OF 1000 louis
IN gold, TO Prince RadZiviile, frmerly Governor Of
abe province oil Posen. The interest that is here man.
itesied for the Piles is general and IN ,rke :"
BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS, April I2h. Z" We learn that the Minis
ter OF War proposes Immediately to organize in the
province OF Luxembourg, two battalions of volunteers,
IN addition TO those already existing there The Land
grave of Hesse Homburg, military Governor on the
fortress Of Luxembourg, arrived in that town of the sh
INST. Ii Is reported that the Landgrave has declared
mat the Diet will have nothing TO do with so turbulent
a people as the Luxembourgers, and will allow them TO
JOIN The B~elgians. The Diet is satisfied with keeping
the fortress. IL has a right 10 do so, which we do not
wish to dispute"
April 18th. (By express The first subiect. that oc.
cupied the attention OF the Congress yesterday, was the
proposed decree for a summons to be made 10 the King
oil Holland by the Regent, declaring TO him, that if
within a month he should not have renowned his pre-
tensions on the left bank of the Scheldt, over Limbourg
and Luxembourg he would be constrained toll by force
oil arms. Alter a few observations by nj. Jottand and
M. de Facqz, the decree was rejected by the order of
the day.
several msmbers made a proposition by which the
congress should be dissolved only when The revoiu-
ton should be terminated, and tho fate OF Belgium de.
bniiely decided. UGtii then, and in case Of major 10. zee,
the Congress would have the right Of aasembline
wherever it might be able. After a short debate, the
discussion was confined to this general question:
Ought the Congress 10 dissolve itself
NJ. de ibaux proposed to substitute for the conclu.
sion oil The general section. the following resolution: -
' congress will immediately separate, after The delibs.
rahon on The bill on The order OF the day, except in
The case OF urgency which may arise. Congress will
adjourn until a convocaiion by iis President or the Re.
gent"
The re solution was adopted after a short discussion
he editors Of the Republican have been favored with
the following extract of a letter from an eminent Amer.
ican gentleman in London, TO his friend in Baltimore,
dated on the evening OF the 18th the information
which 1t contains and which may be relied upon; is
more favorable 10 the Poles than any vet receiraJ