Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-01


cal excitement Of the people those which had al
ready been suppressed; and Mr.. O'Conneu Within au
hour or two afterwards commenced his system Of eoun
ter.movements, by letter 10 the people Of Ireland.
and 'peech sttbs " Parliamentary once"
Now, beneath ths riJiruie which wordy warfare
carries on The lace Of it, there LEES deep mass OF me-
sneboiy and teaiful an icipstions The question ie,
where will Tbs it, a.. end!
LivERrooL, jan. 1.-THE struggle between tho
Irish Governmeut and Mr. O'C,nuer, IL becoming sx-
tremeiy active. AHais ia the 'i.,sr land appear to
be rapidly drawing to crisis. l. IL impossible, Ia.
deed that the agitation which now dis'urbs the peace
OF ireland, can Io continue. FL her IN, Govern.
auemp, 70 p 1t Gown the Government,
Destruction CRrESwIcH THEATRE On
vic, wac totally DESTROY by 6re wi all thu scene
~. dresses &c, SC. The ere orsina oil in tn dres.
sing ROOM but the cause has moi been a,certainad.
premises adj lin the The,,re, had received the dsy be-
lore an aronyn Gus letter. containing threat that hi
property -hould be destroyed. II was with great diff
Gully that his premises were saved tLirerpool pdper
We have reason 10 believe, very respectful. au.
hori,y hat marriage will, at dis ant period. DO
ooncudtd between the Duke de Nemours. second go,
II o King Of the F.eueh. and Donna Marie. Of Bra.
zi', the htular Qnocn Of POI ugal 1, added that
this union 10 likely 20 be attended, with resnl that
viii b. very favorable to the cause OF rational liberty
in Portugal. (G'obe.
From tho Nioneur Of Jan. Y.
His Majesty ha' appointed be Duke de Mor'emart.
Amhss stor Extraordinary TO bic Majesty the Emperor
Of all The Ru.sias, and has inrusted him with spe.
cia mis-ioc Thi. nomination does not revoke that Of
the NJ srshal Duke de Treviso.
Coun, Pozz, n Borgo has cived bis credentials as
Amb ssador from his ma .sy the Emperor Of all the
Ru sias to his majesty III, King Of the French.
PARIS, Jan. THE resolution OF the Belgian Con.
gress the choice Of head OF the state expected
to.morsow.-N appears tina, the choice will fall on
Prince Ohio, 81 Of the king OF Bavaria who I. Ia
his 10th year being born the l.. Of June. 1916. The
choice, which at hrst sight would aprear untsvorable
to Fraoce, raid 10 be connected wi plan Of a-
ance between our Cebin-t and that of Munich, which
would embrace all the intermediate states.
From the Messenger de Chambres dated Saturday, January
PARIS, Jan. 7.-ltis announced that the ordinance
for the ganizA,ion Of the Artillery Of the National
Guard OF Paris ready, and will he shortly published
LAFAYETTE 10 THE NATIONAL GUARD
The Parispapers OF January BAD, contain the follow
Ing letters from General L-t.yette to tho National
Guard OF France
"a short tiue has paseed my dear brethren In arms
since was Invested with immense command. To
day ain no more than your old friend The veteran
Guarr'mau. This double tide will accompany me az
my chief happiness TO the grave. Tha, which have
ceased to own found me in tho great week, spring
from The boundless coufi dence Of the people, amidst
hose glorious barcaies under tho re.eieva,ed i.
Tor. where in three days, were 6xed the fate and in
ti'uiions of the present race OF Ffenchmen and IT."
ds.tiniss OF Europe. The functions which refused
in 1890. acce pied in 1880, from The hands OF the
Prince whom we have since hailed as a King.-They
have been, uu.t, exercised for the public gooJ. Sc.
venteen hundred thousand National Guards. already
enrolled aud al the voice OF their happy chief
a'e my Witnesses They may siill be useful declare
it, at time of which am permitted TO be judge
and OF which would be a ri lid censor
"The M jsriiy OF my colleagues OF the Chambc of
Deputies have formed opinion tina; these functions
ought t. Tor the present, and the opinion
has been avowed by the organ OF the Government.
"Besides this, enIouses quite unjnsti6ed by an re
collection, have right TO say it, from various
sides; they manifested themselves strongly and could
rot be satisfied by less than total and unreserved
abandonment OF the power; and then, though the kind
n,stven ion of royal solicit atoms employed to re
tain my servces, that instinct OF liberty which has ne
YER deceived me through the vocation of my long le
N, 4
pressing as cons to the au.t~re duty OF preserving all
the fruits Of the Revolution OF 1880.
my co,rss has not been wi hou advana ge; of thi
am assured by an immense correspondence. In fact,
II the sublime eDt o! the French nation in arms
has been spon eous 10 guarantee France against
The future commoion of narrow, a malignant, or
even mid policy, Ia enough to pace her beneath
the protection OF the PRINCIPLES of 1889 ard 1871, and
above ALL OF the vital and universal principle OF cleo
on-it Il. not less true that central influence, and
l might dare say IL, the copfie claimed by some
persona! consideration, have benehcaily con ribued
to harm nize during the suspension OF law, conflicting
wishes and opinions, aud defeat the intrgues Of the
party that overthrown, but which still retained the
power to hurt love TO recall the circumstances oil
the second general nspe con, which in this regard 80
powerful y supported me.
81 will not all that has been done 10 organize
for us these admirable leeens Of cites-these nume-
rous battslIons Of the villages. Alas
lar from fearing this great institution, formed without
delay, without hesitation, or touole, solely by the in
huence OF a boundless and unqualified confidence 10
the body CT the nation, let hasten 10 them
the mtdel Tor our other institutions.
"How can describe the delight with which, at the
end OF afew weeks, presented 10 The admir- alton OF
our people, OF our King, and Of Strangers the National
Guard Of Paris, which for forty years had been my
pride, aud in truth my famly,-at length revv,ng,
more brilliant and than ever, and with
its gallan, associates, the beautiful egions OF the vcin
ty, exhibiting in the Champ de Mai force Of more
han eighty thousand men. This was delight which
could be surpassed only by what felt when, within
lew days know that to the National Guard Par.
owed lite safey-ihe revolution lis unso I'd purity from
Lima dana FtnnaEf tof tha S.ina anI
alone, has given me such enjoyments, whd, must
have been my grat ation at the reports from all the
ped and dscplir ed, II by miraclein beholdng my
seH throughout surrounded by the deputies OF all
France rome TO assist in the second inauguration OF
their NJ, and who, 10 their sHeconate confidence,
made the depository of their complaints upon gene
rat questions upon local grievances, aud their me-
diao with The O. vernment-a mediator, as IL were,
commissioned by tbs spirit OF the great week. Thi.
du have discharged. have expressed as freely
as ia the tribune MY ardent-I may cal them my i'm.
patient wehestor the full re az aon Of the prog, anime
Published, while the biooi Of 5000 psui,t Eel
ow-cz- ns sill smoked upon the ground; and have
sought that at the earliest possible moment France
should have representation chosen bsequen, 10 tho
revolution OF 1880; and IL have the opportunity in
any discussion relative TO the formation OF tbs ether
Chamber shall contend for the principle Of pr ssena
ton OF aspirant peers 10 the King for his selection, 10
preference to the existing system III have scruped
to lend my name TO the procrasioa,ion the abandon
ment ni measures which In my opinion necessary
let not such hesitation be treated urging cOups
defdt, or as eDdeavorng 10 exercise upon others dc.
taiion TO which myself would never eubmit, OF which
history will do me the juslice to offer than
proof.
But had rather repeat what every body knows
FrenchmeB Of all parties, aod foreigners Of all coun
'resthat II the constitutional order conquered 10 the