Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-22

States CT Italy. would be, ia effect not non later
yen'ion, bns positive interference ,he part Of
F'anes, is depr Gated unworthy bubble, bumili.
iog In national point II view, and garug depss-
ture IRON ;hs principles the revolution o july The
dissolution oil The Chamber Of Deputies is Looked upon
a. certain, but 1t was thought 1t would nof<kk- place
yet Tor month. The Commission OF inquiry into The
safe Of he finances, which had been asked by the
new Ministry, bsd teen granted.
FRANCE RUSSIA-POLAND.
FRENCH CHAMBER OF DEPUTiES-March Is
The Pie,dent announced, that the first subject in
the order OF the day the Of the de
on the grant OF the 4-l21hs. The Pfesideat OF the
OF the visws OF government not only relative to their
foreign policy, bu, with regard to their internal rsgu-
ation' The whole tendency OF his spec was In IA
vor Of preservation Of peace but at the same Tin he
added tina Frsnce would not shrink lr IN the respon
slbiy OF goog TO war, in case OF neces siy He also
observed that the principle OF non-intervepion had
been adopted by the present ministry He concluded
by ober,ing-The miGis',y requires all the Il
u France aud tie Chamber.For his, il is necessary
that all g. oud be fully enlsh to tho actual
state OF affairs wo therefore require that the discussion
upon the OIL gran'inz, nally, ae 4.l2h, be
posponet; we require ihs sppoin ment OF a special
committee, 10 make st let curry into the ate of The
treasury s wants aud It's resourees every rs9uisi,e 10
formation SHAH be lad before iis mhers who will ex-
annie into all the demands OF the Ministers of the Il.
RANGES, and duly appreciate the situation Of the
country; whereby all present alarm will be spaed,
ani The want o. the luiuto pIcvidsd Tor.
Here the President oil the Council explained 10 the
Chainter how Tar the l2ths were iusuficieUt and
concluded by saying owe hope tha, m1er of tho
Chamber will absen, him,s bsfare he bas len, us The
support we so indi'p,u,iby need."I (Hear hear
from the centres. Silence on The saucbe)
H' was followed by the Ministers of w r and a Q
rinarcs, when the I'LL was rel d. aud ordered 10 be
,ru'ed.
NJ, Eusebe SAlvsrts hen rose to complete and rec
my The sketch which Ministers had presented. The
no orable member, in an able speech cen.ended iba,
Mioi.ers did not understood the real iptere of tn.
country He censured them particularly for not taxi
ing stronger measures agains, III, Caiists The hon.
n A. Va DON fhan
" There are none Of u.s., sad me- who are not de-
s'Ions OF the maintenance OF peace, or who are ixno.
rant oil he evils OF war. ID, accuse us Of paying
court % he lower classes il il on them that m. bur
den OF war falls. Undoubtedly il is not the CONNIE.
lions that ought 10 force go to war but IeI u.
see it the condition Of France and Europe does n. I
compel W to IL. The principles of ab-oute govern
menis are wounded. Do you imsgina thew have abb
nrsd their maxims' Absolute governms MS pain, u,
IN me ackest colours and the Government of France
replies by the principle OF rou-iuteryrn,ion do not
believe il will be observed we have evety yhere oh.
served II; but it has been where else ENGLAND
mas interests in common Yith ours. Were England
Franae--peace is assured. But, instead of that what
bave we eSld neutrality, and nothing more Our
asen, IN Londcr is the agent OF the Vienna Congress,
an wa 10 destroy The acts and the consequences Of
ne congress OF Vienna, that ne was sent 10 copfe-
renee: The honorable deputy then entered into az
examination OF he conduct Of Austin, and maintained
'hat she had violated The principle OF
In Italy. What will bapnen, should the Prussiaus
take part in the affairs OF Belgium! Will you gain
abandon your non-ntervenon! viii you purchase
peace al the expense OF our honor! II will bs pur
e"dsig peace al the expense OF our honor II we do
NOT protect Italy. Ut IL true, is true) Italy was
Impressed with the idea, that che might uoder the
Pfo'eciie1 OF our declarations, work OUT her liberty
Cloud EXPLANATIONS aud murmu's) Let France not
c"nhde too much in treaties, until she is suf -eptly
powerful not to fear when they are violated" The
n1horaoIe deputy concluded by declaring, that the
Chamoer would never withhold its from Gov
ernmtn'' TO all measures which nigh interest its he
nor and dignity
Nj Charles Dupin proposed tina, Committee of Is
members should be appointed TO examine the comm.
nications made by ministers
GENERAL Lafayette said-One Of my honorabls friends
mas stated, that en- in possession Of documents con.
" m oP'9oos nave before expressed with regard
10 the Polish nsurrection thai the vanguard had turn
Ell IN OR favor against the main body OF the arny
dervs this information from papers found among many
others which the Grand Duke Constantine left be-.
hind him, on hi, precipitate flight Qaueh,sr1 Ia II
(R.sd, ready
Here ,be honorable deputy read two letters one
addressed by NJ Turkull, Councillor Of Slate at S.
Petersburg, to Prince Luhecki, Minister of Finances
Of Poland, aud the other the answer of the latter
These letters appeared in the Messenger Of the 9Th
ins' bu' we re-instri the former account OF i,s
Importance. II IL as follows:
"Sr. Petersburg, Aug. 10, 1890
phnes-The EmPsr1r and King has charged me
70 h'orm your ESeellency, in the most private
mr., that az, under existing circumstance, cases
might arise, in which the Polish army would have to
b. set in motion, it is his Majesty, wish that you
the resources upon which the Imperial Treasury might
reckon ii necessary. to meet the expence of sottng
the army in motion, we'll az thai Of campaign.
have tn honor &c IGNATIUS TURKULL"
The General Continued" This, conceive gentle
men, is sufficient to eplighten the genuine in
lection OF Russia Tokens of dissent rom the cen
tres l. " the with Of The Chamber that / should
continue (Hear, hear) TIE General then read
the following extract Of le ter addressed Prince Luz
beck by Count Grabowski, Muster Of the Emperor
Nicholas:
The official CORE spcndence, which, by order Of
ms MaI-7iy have the honor 10 communicate 10 YOU
and VIII en- difect' hat the Pol sh sru should be put
~ on the war footing has affected you doubt, more
than has me. really suffer severely in seeing all
our plans thus stopped. We should Rave had mos,
supab budget il IL had not been ruined by these ex
naorinary expenses; because, on this orcasion, our
geographical position paced us in the 6rst.-S Pc
tsrsbuTg, Oct 27. 1880"
From tie Same tho same, Oct 49,
"baing JUS informed by the Abide Camp General
schernisheH that order has been to the rand
Duke TO put upon the footing all the troops under
ne orders without excepting those Of Poland thu,
tbs is TO be completed by Dec. 3D. have the honour
"a ooedisDcs TO the command OF his sesty to require
nat the necessary funds be furnished without DELAY
the Ministers If War. shall coufine myself there
fr' 10 requesting that you will place in The hands Of
his Imperial Highness the Czsrowisb all the sums
necessary for the placing the Polish army on the war
estdbli. bment.
(Signed) "GRABOWSKI
From the TO the Same.
"ST PEFERSBURGH Nov. 20.
"The return OF Marshal Disbtsch wi decide upon
the measures 10 he taken. He has orders TO return
rom Berlin by WTsaw, in order TO confer With the
Hrand Duke Constantine upon all that is Tor
ne movements and subsistence OF the army The
Enpstor desires that you will see the Marsha coon az