Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-10

hyet,e and the dhsrent Authorities several other dls-
courses were delivered; bat, at the same time the
venerable General retired, the chief majority Of In
people who had assembled in the cemetry i'm the most
perfect ORDER and deeply impressed with the sentiments
called forth this day OF national mourning which will
be borne in their hearts, and their clothes accor-
ding to the fashion OF Courts
Prussia aud Austria WILL doubt, send troops into
those parts Of Poland which allotted to them al
the time of the partition. The Prussau General Grol-
man has already set out TO form junction at Glogau
with the division Of the army Of the Oder, which
bout to onter the Grand Duchy OF Posen (Pru.sian To-
and) Marshal Debtsch has quilted Berlin to return
with the utmost haste to ST. Petersburgh.
The King OF Holland is said have referred the dc
lcate questions connected with the state Of Belgium,
and particularly that connected with the navigation of
the Sched to the decisions that may be pronounced in
the conferences at London. This would be great step
toward, the maintenance Of peace.
The Journal du Commerce of 18th, says: "It is
serted, that alter very animated discussion in the
Council Of Minister'S courers were despatched 10 the
French Ambassadors at Berlin, Vienna, and London,
with instructions to declare 10 the three Powers that
in Prussia Austria should join Russia in endea-
voring TO reduce Poland 10 subsection, France would
consider such interview ion declaration of war;"
PARIS, Dec. l5.-It Is said that NJ. Peyronnet has
written letter to Charles X TO beg of him, in he
should be found guilty not to his interference TO
obtain his pardon that he also declared that of the
accused ministers would for the object Of their defence
urge their refusal to consent to the Coup d'Etat the
first notion Of which conceived by Charles Y. him
sef but that il was more becoming Of him. both for the
sake OF his dignity and his situation to
known the truth of this fact.
appears that in consequence Of this letter. Charles
X had addressed a commune alton TO a distinguished
parsonage in which he protests that he alone the
inventor Of the Coup d'Etat
Among the papers found in the bureau Of M. de Pc.
gnac, were several essays written prove the neces
sity OF Coups dEai; letters Of Charles X mani
resting his disinclinaon to alter his opinions which
were decidedly opposed to the Charer and extreme
ly curious document with marginal notes, recognised
as the handwriting Of Seur l.. well known for the last
~ years Tor his interested intrigues.
ms document mentions the names OF fifteen ind-
duas, relative TO whom the author dsc'oses certain in
t'rmanonI stamping them the devoted friends the
monarchcal system OF the Bourbon dynasty. II also
cites their expressions acts and recommends Prince
Polignac to employ and consult them. The following
are the Names in the order in which they appear upon
this document-Bourmont, the Archbishop Of Paris
berryer Narcellus, Portals Bougnot, Pozzo di Borgo
an indispensable instrument in negotiations with Rus
sa; Peyronne Dudon, Project Of Police; vitroles
Chanteiauze, Capelle; Onward, described financial
colossus; Chabot. The Sieur L. was in the habit of
calling on NJ de Polignac every day, and exerted him
sell as kind of agent between all these personages
From tho Moniteur O Monday
Louis Philip. King OF the French
According to the resolution OF ths Cha nbers, We
ordain, and do ordAin, MS follows:
I" Art No wiling, treating Of political subj ,ct,
shall be fixed in tn. street..
go Every bill ''ck-r % make known his resd. nce
to the Municipal All hofity.
81 The sale of iai.e articles from the Journals /.
frbi iden
90 The mfr cion Of articles 1 and 4 Of the present
law shal be punishable with foe OF from 25 to 500
francs. AMI with imprisonment from SIX days to
month
The author or printer punishable with double pc.
na''y
ct. Every inraction punish able by the C,rrsc.iona,
Police. with fine "f con % to 200 francs, and with
imprisonment Of tom dav- 4 a monh.
" Paris, December H. 1880.
by the King.
"Ths Minister of tbs Interior,
MoNrALIvEr."
The provisional governme Mt appointed at War.aw pro-
IA tne INF he Ruai ian
and to c'nhne its views only 10 those Provinces OF Pc
land which belong TO Russia. Tns London Tim. g. how.
ver expresses it, belief that ths results OF the REL
luton will not be circum.crib within these narrow
limits "lf says tina j,utnal, "the Emperor Of Rus.
sia permits the Polish auth ,res 10 drive his
from their CAPT aO threaten the life OF bis
TO annui treaties OF fifteen standing, and TO gov
ern themselves uodrr the nominal protection Of his
sc'ptre' he advantages which they will thus secure by
revolt ms engage their brethren in the othor provu
ces incorporated with Russia Prussia aud Austria TO
jain their stand rd, ando recoDpo.e tn nation This.
however, Is not likely TO be the oil affairs. The
huocrat has too many nations under hi sway to allow
MN the opinion OF permitting uupupished unrest
revolt. the example would he too conas ious-,h.
Cosacss and kaimucks would longer submit to or
ders IRON 81 Petersburg. itmay. therefore, be anti
ciPated with certainty, that the whole Of the EN-
P're Will be directed upon Poland, and that the Poles
must be prepared to defend themselves from massacre
Or subj ecton. as before the FIRST the last PARTITION
On the superstition that the new Provisional Govern
meat is instantly obeyed the whole extent OF thu
presen, kinsdom-ihat the whole Polish army upports
css oil the county at It's pleasure IL would still wage
very unsqual struggle with Russia at her own door
unless could procure assistance from the ants
oil ne oher provinces which belonged to Poland be-
foe the partition. A. Russian attack must be su,
tanned, here is doubt that this patriotic appeal will
be made, and the bleeding limbs of the nation may a.
gain unite"
The French have taken Modah, the re sdence of the
bsy Of Teri the submission Of thu Bey, and tie con-
quest OF the rgency has been gained in a skirmi h
30 men on the French eide fell Rdi AMI about 100
more put hors de combat at Mediah The bulletins ar
dated Bsvonssk on the Atlas Ths regulation and dis
olPlne OF The FTench army engages The EARNEST auen-
ton OF the Minister OF War Tn, Lieut. Generals are
to exercise and maneuvre their corps with a view To
the held. and the most effective ex~riions there tn
French and Spanish troops each side of the Pyren
nees daily receive renor and the two armies
are in considerable force.
PRUSSIA
IL is stated that revolution has ed in Prus-
STA An insurrecton, OF which the de tails are not vet
Known, has undonbt dIy taken place Konin gsbure.
The King learned the revolt of Warsaw, and the dis
urbances at Konngsburs, perhap' at the same moment
81 O0O uo)Ps are marching on Luxemburg, an army
advances towards Potdam Po,en) and troops are
require in the ancient capital OF the Kingdom!
'ning'bure, the territorial capital OF Prussia, and
place OF considerable commercial importance, has been
the scene oil a cOmmotion-psrbsp' a revolution. The
Tact IL shortly stated in private letter ON Luxem.
oourg, that the citizens had risen against the Govern
meOt-hat the troops had been called out repress
'hem-thai a sangsinary conflict had taken pace.
which lasted considerable time, and the result OF
which was 300 killed on both sides.
Ihe Journal du Commerce of Saturday says-0 +.
was stated last night that the Pussian Government ha
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