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

are organising In every direction. To avoid revoiu
ten. which would i'sue in the union OF those province
TO France, aud even that OF Belgium, the hirg Q
Prussia has. Is sa d. proposed TO give up to lgiun
all the country on this side OF the Rhine, which for
merly belonged to France, condition that the KIM
OF SNony shall be appointed Constitutional King o
Belgium IN this case. Saxony would bs given es al
indemnity TO Prussia, who would thereby become NOR
compact, and safe This plan is likely TO be wel
received ip Belgium.
Sou- foreign agents posted up in the corrse OF las
night threate log placerjs, in which they esvo
persuade the peorl, that The Congress is d-ceivin
hem and to lead the people sstsay, they say that tn
| Cong ress is anxious TO rec.l the Nassaus.
/ FRANcE.--M Cdsimer Perier was elected Presi
dent of the Chamber of Deputies. He took his
the 18th, and made speech particularly remarkab,
for the apparently sincere and earnest praises of hi
predecessor NJ Laftte of whom he says " shall b,
happy in initiating the example set me by my predecessor
in this chair, which he has quilted without ceasng
remain the interpreter of your desires and your prnc
Piles, which could be carried TO the foot Of In,
Throne by an organ more worthy faithful. He
followed by your regret; belongs to me- gentlemen
to recall him to your recollection far may be il
| my power"
IL seemed TO have been expected that NJ Guixof
the en- Minister, would have been chosen but he, it i
said, himself for the discussions on the floor
The Chamber had agreed TO fix special order and
decoration tor the most distinguished and medal for
the least distinguished, OF the brave combatants oil
July, 1880. These two classes being only separated
by slight shade many quarrels will probably ensue.
There is no room 10 doubt that the state of France
was become more settled. The retiring OF Marshal
vate causes. The ex-Mnisers 10 be removed TO
the Luxembourg in open day, and not first intended
by night In debate respecting them, ia the House,
correspondent of the London Courier gives this
ment OF speech by OF the ex-ninsters:--
"Every body in Paris principally remarked the pas
sage OF Guizors speech, where he declared that the
Ex- Ministers had deserved the greatest punishment
human justice could inct but he considered that ca
pita executions, for any political offence whatever
Ubiquitous and utterly useless; and that after the
pense justice exercised by the people in overwbelm-
he 4
pietcly unworthy OF great and powerful nation TO
drag these four wretches to bloody scafold. This
was very much applauded by the House. and will
ainy be by all the enlightened part of the country
Ii honorable for the Proestans of France that
member OF their persuasion should thus express him
SELF But the difficulty is to know whether not the ac-
quittal (Which is OF the queson but the non ca
P'fdi sentence, will not breed In Paris most terrible
tumult among the people. Must expose, a second
me Paris TO view torrents of blood account OF Pc.
lgnac!"
Mar'hal Soult, according TO the Moniteur OF 18th
Nov Is created Minister OF War uice Marshal Gerard,
re ired G-n Sebasani is at the head Of Foreign At.
fairs; and Count DArgout of arine; MArhsl NJ Alison
ha. liberty to proceed on his Mission to Vienna.
Paris dates OF the ming OF the 20th Nov. had been
received in London This French Funds had huc,ua-
ted in Consequence OF large failures and Of the few IRISH
state OF the money Market produced by agsaeral stag
nation Of trade.
The Paris correspondent of the Morning Herald.
says that the Count dEspagne has been defeated in
battle with the Spanish Cons u,iooa fJrcts and il an
ger nsly wounded.
Inc inteliigs nee oil the retirement of the Duke o.
wellington and his colleagues from the Admin ton
OF this country, was received n, Pasi, on Thursday
night II having been forwarded from London by en-
pret. Previous accounts of the total withdrawal OF all
confidence from the councils OF these funconaries hid
in some degrees, prepared the French for changes
hut when the fact OF their resignation was placed be-
yond all doubt the effect produced in Paris cleo
trical. Trade, which had trembied to its Gentle i'm
the apprehension OF those dark Of the Ministry
which were but ill disguised in the Throne, was the
rst object of concern with the Frerch Government
n he fuann Iii
was attached TO the commusic alien, when he Mi is
ter oil the Interior thought IL worthy official mott.
lowing is the Placard which affixed upon the walls
on ihat building. Herald, Ped
The Minister of He Interior TO the Commits sioner of
Police Of the Bourse.
SIR,--We have just learned that the English Min.
i'.Fy has given la ts Fesiguaicn which ha, been :.
copied by the King
I" The Administration which is likely to be formed
will be such will afford fresh guarantee for
tn. maintenance of peace.
" There is every reason to believe, that the task of
composing h Ministry, will be given to Lii Grew
" have thought il my duty to communicate this TO
you as Interesting TO commerce.
Accept, Sr, the assurance OF my perfect conside-
ration. (Signsd) MONTALIVET SC"
AZ an index TO the feelings Of the people upon the
gratifying event, we make the following extract:
The Coa,titutionneI.
" NJ de Montaivet deserves the thanks of his coun
tvs for he has done that which is too ofen nee lect
ed-aPrrzed commerce, at the very earliest moment
of an even, which is calculated have the most ex.
istry, then, is dissolved.
" Lord yelling on, the chief of the Arisocracy OF
Europe has seen severe igu power slip through his fin
gers. Bea'en upon a question Of vast importance, he
has bsen compelled to retire. IL complete Par
defeat, or rather, the entire overthrow Of
system OF policy, opposed TO the interests aud views oil
England His tall was not the result OF accden; II
was the effect OF the imYuss which ha. been given to
the minds o! Enslishmen, by revolution OF July
From this moment, all aDtipa by between th, two peo-
pie, Is consigned to it's tomb. No will the En-
gi'h be oppressed by that ungeBeous national pre- ju
DICE, which was but too carefully fosiered by Govern
ments inImica to liberty; England will now feel, tbat
the triumph Of July tor France alone but IN A,
1t calculated t. assist the progre sson OF fire edom
throughout The world. The ominous word invertion
which the English Ministry put into the mouth # the
King, was mortal wound to that cause but the We'll
lDgton Ministry has been broken up, and the 10y fu
note OF s aI will be Te.echoed upon The Continent as
II is in England"
The trial OF The Ex Ministers is fixed 10 come on in
the beginning OF December, but the commercial men of
Paris had pc oned the Chamber OF Peers TO POSTPONE
it, tearing some disturbance, and ii was expected that
J. would be concluded in is days. rhe Chamber Of
Deputies had dehnitely resolved upon inrus,ine the
prosecution OF the criminal, to NM PERIL and Montiau
~ From tho Messenger des Chambres, Of 2lst Nov.
''One oil the hrst acts OF the new Minister Of War
VIII be to open in Paris workshops for the manufacture
OF arms Fifteen thousand workmen, IL lie ssd, will be
thus employed during the winter.
"Tne following has appeared n the Union Belee:-
Prince Lisven is expsced in London every mor,en
y IS supposed that biz presence will bring the gotta
lions relative TO Belgium TO immediate conclusion
However, letters IRON st. PetsrsbUrgh make us
that the Instructions given to the Russian
France aud Engand.'
GENERAL Dsone, who IL etill at Nancy has refused
tie command OF the Polytechnic School. His state OF
neah VIII not permit him TO undertake The journey TO