Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-08

Order Of the Day the di,eu"ion OF the proposition
OF NJ Boi''y d'Ansia.
Gen. Lsmarque said that The smendme n,s Of bs rom
mes bad 90 completely changed tho original p o,osi-
elton that they formed entire Taus Il re.
l,e 90 me grades conferred. L,uis XVIII. bad during
the Hupcfed Days made 100 1900 promotions, These
were not contested. They were made by vir,u. OF the
get Divine, and upon this principle Louie XVIII,
'h0ugh. M'sa or Client, still the incomes IDLE
the grades OF this Hundred Days were ex, under the
restoration was by virtue the same ordOnuanee that
.ne brave Moutcn Duvernet. the youthful Labeoyere
anu tue 'mrepid Marshal Ney, whom il much moro
easy to assassnae than eonq,ier were shot Would the
Chamber admit these ordonhances well as the pro-
motions at Mittau! He could never believe that
french Chamber could 10 this for all France had brand
ell with indignation such disgracefuI Gentlemen.
continued the Honorable General we have lust receiv
ed disastrous news from Poland-Sureiy II the Auto
cra' oil Russia Is triumphant he will acknowledge
the promotions conferred TO the Polish National Gov
eminent; but when Poland appears amongst the ma
nons can you believe that she will refuse reward
her defenders! you believe that she will refuse to
ledge the value of the blood shed under the walls
OF warsaw! wish not to give birth to evil auguries
our may not the storms that lowering other
do not then discourage our brave soldiers
ms Is not the moment shall vote for maintaining
The hrst article Of NJ. Boi'sy d'Angladc.
NJ Caminade insisted upon the preservation of Art.
Gle IL which established the grades conferred by Ma
poeon.
M. Jabsr, Comni,ise'. Reporter opposed the article.
Ar
attack upon the R.yal preros alive. I, would A.
"
M. GAn,ier lie Rumiliy supported the moti.p.-ue
vas nxiou. that justice should be done TO every one
Now that Warsaw had fallen, the Chamber should now.
ny striking example, declare that would mover aban
don The sau'e OF tho country and liberty.
nj. kcu'Ie de F.ntaine declared Il his opinion tina,
law Tor bestowing grader and do atoms was shame.
iui intrintemen' OF the Royal preroga would
defend me priv leges OF The Climber IL thew were At
ttCkeu, aud top this he wil
~ tho Prercgatives Of tho Crown -Eeptlemeu suNpr
,eess who resolved decorations duriog the Hundred
Days there are some who have been moro than once
10 the hands Of justice. Would YOU confirm their de.
eora'ions by W. But there one way Of reeor ei!ins
h'ng.' aud getting rid Of difficulties; Il IT, instead OF
enae ing law, 10 sepd up an addross 10 the KING in
which The Chamber might express the n,eres, I, n In
he Hundred ID ".
The retired pay OF tho grades acquired during the
Hundr'd Days shall DO reskoned 10 tho military men
promoted during tho Huud ed D.ys. II they did no,
resume the sad grade when they quite ed Tho seryee 4"
The minister CT War aequisseed In this ame ndme nt
because he viewed II merely a financial question
whish depended upon The Chanb.r.
M Ojliion Barrot replied that, ibe scuples Of the
INDUSTRIOUS marshal were well founded. they could not
be removed by Gen. Busoaud's endment, for here
ole, % there was question Of grades.
Gen. Be:t' and, after having treated tho 6nap cjal
que'on slated that, from bis situation, he had coumu.
nlta'ions with multitude OF old soldiers, whose nomi.
nation 20 their new grades bad been signed by himse
Yesterday former Colonel OF the lie OF Eba address
ed 10 mo an all ing letter During ,hs sitings YES
'erdsy ,ergsant, who received his decor alton upon
he held OF battle, and ntioned i'm The order Of
he day 10 the amy by The iilusirious Marshal who
now holds the oifise Of the Minister OF wa-(hear
hear) Tor having taken colour from tho enemy, semi
me letter by one ot the ushers This old soldier was
mentioned In the Order Of the Day at Feutus, with
quarter master who took part 10 those charges OF
aya'ry commanded by the brave neral L-iort, who
u in the field. Tbus>he I.ls OF Eba an FIeuru, arc
tsiesed 10 This discussion. / support the motion,
which usee ms 10 me you cannot but adopt. You will
(rheen)
Cries Of question" now re.oundcd through The
Chamber.
The amendment Of Gen. Bugeand was put and re-
jeet,d.
Alter brief ard unn' eresipg discussion the fellow
ing .mendmrn' by M Maugu'n was adopted, sub.
fiiute for the IL, article -
"Tbe grad. conferred b-twe.n March 20 and july
1915, are maintained. Nevertheless tho holders Of
m. i .e'h have no right to pay in arssr A, to The
stated IN their grades shall not take their rank ill
after The passing Of tho present law Yet the lime Tor
tho retired pension shall be reekoned from the day
the homir alton"
CoLoMBiA.-Tn,re has been another insure c,on-
airy movement at Car,bsgena. General Obando, The as
sassin OF en- Sucre bad Sed and 5000 ono
oeiorgng 20 Mr.. M CURE, British merchant. The
British MiI sn at Bogoia had without ~ ct Il, mand
ed me restitution OF The property. Obando marched
upon the capt. !, battle snsued beiw en- tho Govern
ment HSoP' and corps commanded by Moreno, sno h.
% e''i iao Ooanuo' moreno was fuctessiul, and
murdered the prisoners in cold blood. general am
nesy w" formed, and The u'on OF 1880 declared
az me law Of The land, but Ooando sooner took pos.
session OF tho sapai, than no violated @ cow. ntion
Gen otdanc'a who has been at the head Of The Go.
vernmeni since the death Of Bolivar arrested
ogener VIM MS oifsers, sent cut OF the souptry Sc.
verai Eugshmeu and Euxlish mer chants w,rs bani.S
Cd The greater part OF the garrison thrown into
dungeon, and the rest banished. The Btiibh Consul
Ms. Watts. was grossly in,ulted.
Tho lsihmus o! Panama had declared jtself inJensn
dent OF Colombia and Panama in tho hands of the
insurg' nt'.
Eoginh and American merchants advised 10 make
no sbtpms nts during the present state of AFFAIR."