Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15

tract Marriage and consequently. any future Issue mu
Cd, and all tho ties arising out of H. His wifi. "a
children can Therefore. now divide his A.
scy as II he were dead. He 10 also to DO sepsrsted
accompanying them to the fortress Of Ham, his dessins
ton Is the desoats fortress Of Mount ST. MchseI -,
the coast OF Normandy-a fortress erected by william
the Conqueror, and only since inhabited bv those "
were anxious to practice the most severe and morvIn
:eIfdenia and while Prince Polgnac /. left to exp.ts
III, errors in this dreadful Solitude his sllowprisonsrs
VIII reside at Ham in Picardy
- From Paris Paper Of Dee - -
The National Guard had not laid aslde thei, uoitorm
nu ne moos had dspersed, when tho party oppo,ed -
nn.ters demanded explanations on the conduct dusins
we riot" lnsuuations thrown out. tibet the an.
oanees Of the 18Th and 10Th oil Octobsr had not bee.
PoP.Hy inquired Toto, and complaints were made that
NO striking example hsd been made of the agitstors n
"skewse insnusted that secret societies had been
Una. the Project Of Police friendly q
institutions OF which he hal been q member. =
10 answer to these charges, M L.6tte. The Prs.,.
cent oil tile Council and somr of thu o,h., ,ir,se,.
that they had done tn ir utmost tor the
on ana restoration OF order; that numerous arress
nsu nken place. and that the dsturbers would be bsn1
Gu p over TO the proper tibunsls
Du' mere wa one fact which they did not sasfy
'ne party In the chamber who in,ituted the INQUIRY.
ana mat Tact was Of extreme importance In the present.
STATE OF the capital and Of Francs whls General r..
syee was Issuing his orders Of tho day. the studeuss
" ne inherent schools, 10 the of several ibsu
thought Of trying their hand address 10 the,
te"ow ci'izens as we'll the general. Thew there.
9'e issued o one by the leave and by the su hority
o. Tue Freect OF the Seine. M. !illon Barrott ana
oo,her which was plaesrded their own rssponsbiT-
~ alone The latter declared to the mob, 40 motive
M ,nsr dispersion. that the King, General Lafayette
w. Odh'on barro and Dupont de rEure had ensaecd
make important concessions to liberty, II the peseo
o. the capital vere protected and the ei.
m averted. M LATTE denied the autheniieitv Of iii,
Proe'amauon and promised that lie authoss should -
prosecuted Tor stitching on the walls without pssmi,.
son from the police. This explanation was NOT sstis.
a. the time, nor did il appear correct in the @.
whether the ardent youths Of the schools had n.
ceved the solemn pledge alluded to. whether they
tnelr sansune temperament. had misconsrusd gen.
sIu expressions into po'ive promises, may admit q
nouot but is certain that that dspuation cav tSe
Ans. 10 the presence Of his ministers; and Il 10 equally
mat after This interview they proceeded with
xea aud hdeIity 10 suppress the tumuIt, or -
resist me rioters along with tho National Cussd. Ii
must likewise be admitted, that before the interview
,b bs ssuaen were believed, however erroneously, BY
we OF the insurgent gangs, to be friendly to
their cause, for the litter had 10 tho different
senoon expecting to fIaternize with them. The dis
'uroers, however, were repused, and the Young me.
remained f.ithfu to the cause of order ..
sthey called II. between the King and the people,
poectth former sgainst the violence Of the Iat.
Notwithstanding these appearances. the eonvsn,r.n
sd 10 have made between the students and the sov.
ernmen'' Tor purchasing their neutrality or assistance
oy political concession. may be felton, hut the st,ik
Ing and deplorabls act OF weakness c,nno A.. dsri.5
mat on the motion OF the prime minister those tuvbu.
ana cou. youths specially received the thanks Of
ana tho troops OF the line; h.ttering vote which hsy
iSoignany rejected, because, in their oruion the
voss os ad not represent, the feeling. speak the
voice OF france Thus the King. whom they call they
eteeea ehief was exalted by his peculiar notice and
'ne Caamoer has Ha,tered by its highest honors an
body OF young men. too much dispossd
tnorIed to deliberate on public affairs and 10 throw
contest ~ o'~
BELGIUM
AZ The sitting Of the Ma .ionaI Courre. N Bru...,.
On 'ne z'h ul'. NJ Van De Weyer delivered the foI.
owing report OF his mission to Psris by which %.
ny the i've great European Powers although the prs
cse .erms uPon whish this recognition 10 granted are
Gendebien and myself bad seare.iy arrived a
"nsh we ~rete to CONT Ssba,iani Minister for
'ofeisn Affairs sending his copies OF our
Id 10y we nsd tho honor to be received officially.
I- w. oepAs"an' he'd, with rerpsct to Belgium, the
language OF tank and generous policy, the sincere
expression oi the warm sympathy of France for o,,r
6,., III ."e recognition OF i,s Independence, the
sos prihepa Object OF mission was under dis-
CUSTOM be said, in the London ana -
expected speedy decision this subject In fact.
coor.e.' o'owng DAY, Count sebssti,ni, in second
announced to US, that the zion Of BeI
S non Holland, and its nde pendence as q sep,rst.
o, "e1s assumed as principles by the i've ereat
sisnal C.v.,n commissioners, sent by tn. Provi.
h "evefnment, are expected in London They will
mere uest Of the important interest of our eount,v
INN 'ne nii' OF their powers corresponding With
gres '"' A'A"o"s' Son'
need not add, that the free navigation Of thu
80 @ Is no longer question for he Eve grea, Pow.
,; .e Sk,eed IN this Respect Conc srninr the exs-
""on OF inc conditions Of the Armis,ice by Holland
e congress ADD the country may be certain that the
80, WIN &C, accor ling to the principles Of honour
u u'kn''y. The merchants and manufa eturets NAV
LAKE themselves easy; the iiberaiity which predomi.
mates 10 he pc iicai goiiaons will animate :, in m.
'me sp'it the commercial relations between tbe
countries In short, gentlemen il 10 now four month.
u belgium commenced its glorious revolution and
o"er so short space OF time Il sees itself in eon..
qhence OF the adherence Of the Proyisional Cov.,n
men' 70 the protocol OF the l7ih of November reefs,
- .,' 'ns great European family an indie sndsnt
power. such result needs no comment
ooun, oeoasiani announced to us in the eonfsysp..
We should soon have the honor to be pressntad ,o
~, pI,x our me urgency Of affairs calling me bsek
" DeigIam, NJ Gsodeben will express 10 his M.;s.s,
Louis Phiiip,eur gratitude for the noble ati;,ud. yh
france mas assumed in the interest of our coun,ry
mere remains for Belgium question. of bono,,
sue VI immense importance which many str,n,s
supPai'ions have already been made mac -
'o Vi rfinee. In this respect the National. Con-.
PereeVes 'hat u Is neither for the Provision I'll Co
III nor me diplomatic committee 10 take the In.
"a"'e' out what both mus, do is 10 be prepar,d q.
s" 10 me sequel the determination Of the Conxre,.
wn'cn WIN Know how 10 eoncilitats by Its ehoes The
GUM" Y'"u'"eo Oh os''
~ FROM TIE POLISH FRONTIERS Der n
ms whole Kingdom OF Poland IL in a state Of io.u,
.seIop. 10 warsaw many clubs are organic d. which
'eso ,nes emisssries to all the provinces and ys,v
p'ooao'J st them pass the frontiers AT pressnt Ne
nave no news Whatever OF the Lithuanian .rmv a.
rom the Interior OF Russia-Ws are even unecrtsin
se,p'eos the late OF Prince Constantine and the fsth.