Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-27

t10 Car VIII become q father, and we shAll cease To
be Orphans: We shall again bnd a country, and ike
our brethren in J s' Chri.i, the Greeks, we shall be-
come free and immorializA ourselves. Nations less
warhke and ics' pcpuious, aave riien wt'h success, al
though surrounded by empires interested ia their de
siruchon. TIE hour has struck. G. 8, who has Ia
his baLds the fate OF kihss and of people, will protect
U. also. Tear a'"nisr,o NY eonnfym n,ta' bsnd'
OF anNi;i.m. Y h4ve -vn,u 20 be / ihiul, but h.
Car, has be bots~lfn TO D ylur table? IL IVA bro.
k'n hi> csti, W. arr ir~" i'0u Ou's. L. us, notwih.
sanding, re p-ct,u- C1u as tse = pte-ep 'auve IT Co,
a. 'hs highest au hOtity change oily lac term VI q,
v'rpmeut, ard demand d Constitution.
" Russian, let ali these VITO desire ta-ir happiness
hUhat tftaeir jrscsndaLts, rrth' by The pt-sen, me-
Meui, ard hasten 10 the barks II The WJ!y, q ere he
d'g oil liberty d ts-,here the work ht. commenced.
Ciuz ms aud warriors lave taken The GA h, in the lace
OF the whols world, TO die or be Tree. Those whom
distance prevents from j,inin US, have ouly 10 rouse
THEFT sleeping souls, ant. sword in ianl, demand on the
spot winch they inhsSi', Liberty add a Con'utu ion.
But / Is principally to you, Russian warriors, thai L al.
dress myself, md ii t wards you ,hit the country
holds cut lis arms; il is ION you hat il expects deiiv
'ranct; do no, ell " that il wilt be any longer the play
thing Of savage desSotifm. The throne has no oihet
Offenders then The slaves tia, surround il. They will
be.ray for money ia the field Of ba tie as they have
done In the COUNCIL We mn-i be tre,; iise aud the
throne will tremble; but IL The des?oi will arrest ous
enterprixe, and that by the AID Of those accom- p'ices on
whom he bes.ows all f,vors,-in forgetting that he IL
our Monarch a. not tbeir.,--in forgetting that he il
the father OF all the Russlans,-iben the whole world
will see that the Russiaus are not ira Is for slavery; ha,
will be Zee. l.
(From the SUM-
The Mauites'o OF Gen. Jermoictf to The Rnssisus,
esii"g on them 10 insi't in demandiog a Consi;u i'm
from me U,tra-Tory OF ,e Norh, he Iuts usted EN-
perof Nicholas, II extremely IN pott,n,, aud demand
The most attentive consideration l. confirms the iru b
oil what we asserted some week, siUce, that the insur.
reciion which ushe'td Ia The pre.en, Cars accession
to ,hetbrone, was only s%corchej. not killed, aud tina,
II waited only favorable opportunity To break cut again
with redoublsd enersy. The throne OF Niehcla., we
apprehend, is already in a Ioi.erisg SAFE. The crown
,ils loosely en- bis royal sconce. What with Persii-
Fiaiand -PoiaDd-and the wariks provinces OF Gsor.
eia and Cirea.s!a, al Of whom are Tn tbs sis, il is evi
dent that the Car wili have quite enough to do, with.
out troubling himislt TO inteffefe further with the sffairs
Of France, Belgium, or Ialy.
(Further extracts by the Sopereigm.1
LONDON, FRIDAY Evening" April 15.-we have re-
ceived the Paris papers of Wednesday, and the Mesa
ger des Chambres dated yesterday. They do not contain
any information OF the report OF a new victory over the
Russians, which was given on Tuesday. Ii was, probably,
only a new version OF the late affair. There is nothing IN
these papers, relative to the Austrian Intervention in Italy,
but We are told that the Duke oil Moiena has confiscated
the property Of theJe WIS, who took partin the revolt against
him, and imposed upon them besides, a fine of 600, 900
francs the latter in order, we suppose, to afford an ex-
cuse Tor Imprisonment for we cannot otherwise under
stand the motive for filming men, after having taken from
them the means of paying. The poor Jews If they
remain quiet in times Of public convulsioD, they are re-
preached with being abettors OF tyranny, and il they
join in a struggl for liberty, they are marked out for
persecution. The French Funds have ris IN the
Five per Cents. on Wednesday closed at s9f. Zoe. after
having be II done at SIT, and the Three per Cents at
OF. 5Oc after having been done at 5St.
From tie Messenger DIES Chambers dIitd " sier ddy I
We learn by private accounts from Italy this afternoon,
that the Duke OF Modena has just coniscated the pro-
perty OF all the Jews, who have had a share in the in
surrection of the patriots, aud has also condemned them
to pay a fine of 5000 francs.
lie Temp says, the departure of Gen. Beiliard from
Brussels, was caused by the deplorabie state OF Bel.
gian affairs-the disorganization of the country, the con-
tempt with which his advice was received, and an al
lance which was rejected with disdain; aud above all,
the system OF war adopted contrary 10 our advice, with
the ayowed intention OF compr missing us with Europe
Her dignity, and that OF the French Government, did
not allow OF his remaining longer at Brussels.
General Beliard, who arrived two days since from
lheDeIgIcJ UuT.r"~i~L'lis tnornino 10 return To his most
with a series OF questions, to which the BelgiJn Gov
eminent demanded a categorical explana ion. There
Is no doubt that he has received the necessary instruc-
tons TO enable him to reply in a positive manner TO eve-
ry point. [COWier FIancdts.
BRUSSELS, April 1.-The conduct of our Ministry
II not consistent with principle, may serve as a speci
men OF skill s. cunning They felt the necessity of assur
ing the army, in order to form the anti-naionai combina
ton they mediate and with this view they found il
Indispensable 10 obtain permission TO choose ou' of the
country a General-in-Chief, who might, and by the ma
ture OF things would, become almost a Dictator. Tn,
discussion upon this subject came on yesterday, AM
they so managed matters that they attained their OBJ
ject. From the angry words which were exchanged
between Messr'. Lebeau and Gendebien, NJ. BartRe
leDy, Minister OF Justice and iather-n-law OF the lat
ter, according 10 all appearance, will retire. NJ. LIE
beau has for a long time been in hopes that he woul,
retire.
From Galignani's Messenger.
PARIS, April l3.-We learn, says the Gazette d,
France, that the payment OF the Knights of St. Louis
has just been suspended,
The statue OF Napoleon, which is about to be repIac.
ed on the column in the place OF YendoIne, is OF bronze
weighs SIG pounds, and is eleven French feet il
height. Ii ia said that il has remained ever since ISL
I'm the boundary Of the Foire st Laurent. Ii repre-.
sents Napoleon in his Imperial robes, holding the globe
in his left hand. The s~cafolding for replacing il is
already begun.
"Th- Handu Gazette contains the following of The
29Ih uit from MsneI:-'We lsained yesterday ina, Sc.
riOus distu'baDces have broken cut throughout tn
whole o. Samogitia, that tbs to say, in The ancient 70.
lish provinces now placed under the dominion of Rus
sia, and which are situated on The let bank o. the Me
mel or Niemsr. The Instruction has alrea Iy ex,en-
ded three miles from hence along The Prussia, from.
tiers from Gsor genbourg 10 Gn'den. Al the present
we know not whether no insufrectiSn il general. tul
The fact is certain, for there arrived to-day, al places
contiguous TO ths frontier, several Of the persons en-.
ployed by the RJssia0 Government, and two partias of
frontier guards, one Of fifty, the other OF seventy men,
who have been driven by The Ssmogitians. Thew
hope to be able TO gain Russia by PJianseu, which the v
will End very difficult, fos IL i. ;aii that about 200 ) !.
mogi'iaus arrived to-day at GarsdeU, advanced to X rot.
tngen, and intend 10 proceed from thence 10 Polan-
gen, where they would then intereept. the road 10 Rus.
STA. There are very lev Russian troops in this conn.
Try; The iD'ufgents, therefore, will meet with bu, liz.
tie resistance, and te-Rorrow, perhaps, we shall SEQ the
frontier guards OF me adjacent countries take refuge
here. Among those who have arrived, ibe'o are some
Who have been very roughly handled. We have no.
thing to aPprebend here, for although we have no gar.
rison, II Is not 10 be supposed that the insurgents will
set foot on the Pfussian territory. They have seizsd
the arms OF the depots al Rossiena. This 10 a diversion
very prsjudicial to The Russians, because falling nm.
on their rear Ihsy will be obliged TO divide nj for.
ees.'
According TO letters Of The llh ui. from Constants.
nople, II is generally rumoured that the Sultan /, about
to found a university in that capital.
The German Papers which arrived this morning. do
not supply much additional Information re,oecGns ths
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