Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-05

- putting Paris In state OF siegel Yes.
Was That resolution ds6nitive conditonal-As far
announcing that the troubles had been sppeased
then useless TO such measure, IL next day
the troubles had entirely ceased That at least what
always understood.
Did you take the necessary measures for making
yourself acquainted with what passing in Paris!--
repeat that tho ordinance placing Paris in state OF
etsgs united the whole power ia single hand Alter
that period had no means OF action. aud no communi
testioo with the authorities inu,ted with the
ton In returning from 8. Cloud on Tuesday, went to
he Tuileres, where expected to 6nd my collie aguss
Net 6ndng them however, 10 their u'ua place Of meet
ting, learn d By mao. whom met at the Tuieries,
that hey assembled athead quarters went Their,
and found that the putting Paris in a Of segs
already resolved on. bad then OF commu
nieA'ins with the Prefsc Of Pslce, who had already
bssn driven from his hotel
what o'elsck did you meet your co'lesguss' sl
cannot specify the hour.
What deliberations took place at this couucR There
vas no council, for there not an iostan when tho
ssven Mi iis,ers could assemble.
Hs then. in hi, further evidence, denisd any know
ledge Of order to arr -, certain Deputies. and de-
scsibed that he had part in thu Tor placing
PArs In state OF siege, and that he did all he could
e prevent tho measures which were impsudiog; he
declined, however, to cate The especial points uPoa
which those differences a-oe
THE PRESIDENT TO NJ DE cHANrELAUzE
Have you any knowledge OF th- orders relative TO
the Ordinances AMI from whom they emanatedl This
h subsc, upon which respectfully state mus, ho,d
silence.
Indispensable eondion Of NJ. Peyronn-rs en'r mech
Yss il wss avow, that all my efforts directed
the support ot,hs kings measures, and the electoral
enss Blu, deprived man Of his situation, aud used
ne threats for that purpose
Who the author Of the ordns relative 10 the
prs.s: canno. answer that question.
Did you not hear OF the protesta,ion OF the MEMBERS
and Of It's inserion in the journasl had no cogni
x'nce OF this circumstances until informed OF by The
Procureur du R,i
the people! No. II was not my province to do 80
You knew Paris to be 10 state Of sioge' Yes.
Who caused tina, MEASURE! The order OF citcum-
The business OF the day then closing with NJ
Gusrnon do Ranville' Is examination. The nsishbor'
hooI Of tbs Luxemoon z was perfectly tranquil.
Posaac rslii-d COOL deal while answering bi. in
tsrrox tores. He hsd IN his hand the prn ell book Of
the d-position published by the House of Peers, mud
the President him from the original manu-
script from which this publication was made
ITALY
Pope Plus WILL died in November. Tn Prioc.,
ssys the III .raid raised to the Holy Sse la 1929
was man OF mild manners and una,snmng good sense.
Tho possession OF The latter he proved in high degte
by the instant and cordial acknoweds m.nt which he
made Of the change OF government in France, almost
the last act OF his reign
Disturbances contuued In the country. Two barns,
two stables and large cart she'd were simultaneously
on ire at reading, the l7h December. Several
rtacks, Sc. had been about the time set 6rs
In Bury aud SuHolk:-A large wheat stack and other
property destroyed at Layton, Essex and another
Mt Ramsay, in the same county, on the 7,h. o. lhs
same day the laborers assembled in great numbers
They again assembled at Kirby the nexl
day, broke other michines and succeeded in making
che farmer promise to raise their wages Several OF
them were arres ed in consequences on The succeeding
days Property had been set fire to at Turnbrig., and
at Elton, near Beverly, and number of barns and
bulldogs consumed by fire in ,xiord Nearly eve-
ay tradssman 10 Suffolk, was sworn in special
constable,
Later dates 10 the lsth) mention conGagration, in
Cheshire, Hertt,rdshire, and Suffolk, also Wacrn
ton and 81, GILES Fields The number OF pri
West Chester jail amounted to nearly 800 The spe-
esl commission to Try ,hsm, was opsnsd on the lSib.
force Of 400 constabiss had bsen in by tn Q
county ma gistrates.
meeting of the freeholier OF the county OF M d.
dissex was convened by the Sheriff at Hackney on IN
18Th, consider ths state Of thu country
very crowded. The reqcsiiion msds before the
change oil Ministers. Severe comments were made 10
the opposition OF the Lite Ministers to reform. ResoIu
tons passed calling Tor tre nnial pariiamens, the
vots by ballots. and other reforms s Francis Bur
de who opposed to Of the resolutions, spos.
amidst Kisses aud cheers. Mr.. Hume was received
with great cheering.
In the House of Lords on the Oh December Lord
Wynifo moved Tor COMMITTEES to enquire into he
state Of the nation. He urged that such
called for by the fact that great distress existed
aud crimes had increased, the of which were
10 be found in the law, paper currency, machine
~, high rents, excessive taxation, &C. Alter long
debate, the motion wac negatived, without division.
In the House OF Commens the same day, Lord
Aihorp brought forward pursuant to notice, motion
fra select committee 10 enquire into the salaries OF
different offices held at the pleasure of the crown and
toreport from to tm' whit deductions could be uads
Ministers to remove the Chancellor OF Irelsn g. and
Lcrd Aithorp answering that such mearue was 10
contemplation, an attack was made the Milists'
by Mss.rs. B,nkes, Dawson and others, for creating
another pension to provide for heir political
friends Considerable debats ensued, when the mo.
ton carried.
Ia tbs Hons. OF Loads the 18th, Earl Grosvenor'a
motion for return of the Sa'afies and lumen- ot
the Offices Of 'hs House for year preceding The
ofJanusry, 1880 was, alter some d'bae, agreed to.
,iinJn presented in the House OF Commons
the same day. by the Marquis OF Chancos, from The
proprietots of property in the West Indies pra lug
sre.dy inquiry into the state of the Colonies aud oil
slavery, and that the protection should be
tended them the holders of any other descrp-
tioi OF properly. Alter SONS debate, the petition was
ordered 10 he brought up, read ani lad TIE table
and mo ion tn, su5jec. postponed until the frs,
OF March.
The funeral Of the late Lord Mayor of London took
place on tho 10 h Decsnhe-. The funer, moved a.
one O'clock, IN his late residence at II immersm
to Christ Church. where the service re form, d
AMI the holy dep,-tsd in the family vault
american Stocks the 18th of Dec.-3 Per cant.
81 Pennsylvania per ceD', 1850, l02 do. per cent
1858. i0t; o 80 per cent 1850. no Ill l-2
Eouisiana B,nds -; --Wlson's 1902 1903; Barring.
lOI Io2 u s. Bank Shares, Ell a i0,.
HOUSE OF COMMONS, 18th Dec. 1880.
COLONIAL TRADE BEL.
Mr.. p. Thompson pro posed that the second reading oil
the bill should be postponed until after the
account Of the various interests which involved
During the holidays he wolId consider the sui AMI
see whetb er any measure could bs prepared better
calculated TO project the different psftes Interested
Me-. Herries had oil lection TO the pospons
of tho though he confident that the la