Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-05

having broken out among the soldiers on their maj
a'ted nor stoduced the quarantine a, he was look.
log orders ir,m s.. Petersburgh upon report he
sent 'hi,her. The PRECEDENT Of the Police, Lu.
DOW idtk who was wounded on the 29th Of November
sna VINO was cnder sWreiiidnce a, tn, house OF his
brother Vhe Wee. Pre- ident Of the Bank absconded
yesterday. This ha. created gene al sufpri.e"
From the London Courier, Jan. Is.
| PARIS, ian. l2-ln other circumstance, aud were
tno Tor the dep and int rest OF the exer
nal events Of Poland and oil gium. should attend
much more to our interior aud domestic situation; bu
the neral at ention turned ards tho North, and
each Freuchman's bosom 10 beating with emulation
and lmra,ence, at being compelled by absolute Kieg.
to begin anew hs fearful game Of war--oi OF
'ibera ioo' with the image OF liberty 10 the vanguard
OF the army shall, notwih.taujing give YOU a fe w
details on our interior aTi before relapse as all
| in Poland, Sc.
our domestic situation Is, on the whole very comfort
oie considering tbs rapidly aud violence OF the ,evo.
""on o. Juy Tas Minis'ers trial Is an AHA r uesri,
orgo"en now; the Peers have quietly resumed their
sbor', and scarcely does sons,y auditor place himself
tic Pu lie cutlery TO hear the esc, Of their Lori hip,
e'oqu nc our workmen are qnst. and the great cou-
sphacy oil the nightly march 10 ncenns when close
" examined before jury, has proved TO be nothing
more than the solitary clamors OF small drunken rab
o'e' circumstance which clearly foresaw; young
men OF the schools assembling, and voting add
dresses in favor Of Poland, and other good Of ho
~ nsurrection all this exuberance OF youth and srdor
IS valve that let's the powerful steam escape without
INJURY They attempted 10 form kind OF fraernal asso
alton between all the higher Universities of France
species OF Iugend bund, in the German style. This
W. harthe, our Minister of Public Instruction, is re-
tho revival OF old Ordinance prohibiting any such co.
alton question whether this is good step: there
are many thags In politics that in themselves harm
ess and die away without the slightest fraeds unlesc
they are magnitcd into some thing of importance nv
tho interference of Government Our House of Peer,
mas done very foolish thing i'm putting itself i'm state
OF collision with the Deputies, by the rejection Of bill
sent up TO them enacng the scrupulous revision of the
pension list granted by the late Court In order that the
'ower House should always keep pace with the upper
and not to derange the equilibrium our Deputies have
ON .her SIDE, done an act oil very great foy by re-
lecung yesterday every amendment in ne BILL regu-
iaung some forms OF the asze sessions tending TO be
abolition OF capital punishment, which conduct brought
ultimately powerful minority of l22 against govern
ment and the original bill. Our good and humane
hng mas appears, altogether taken in petto the firm
resolution Of never suffering the pain of death to be
iohcted inns determination, il it is considered
as objectionable, did receive most powerful and deci
sve sanction in the lenent sentence against Pognac
~ even The knife OF the gulotine is raised in France
VIII DC sure TO all OH less guilty head than this
or this reason, capital penalty may be considered as A.
oanioned in this country. Under the circumstances,
me chamber oil Deputies did not wise part in re-
lecung propositions OF the Same humane tcniency-
Ihngs are such here that should consider an attemp,
towards any capital execution n Paris as attended with
great danger To turn TO exterior affairs Poland still
more than Belgium, eNctes universal sympathy and in
terest The Polish agents hero are cera nIy men of
great Responsibility not hoheaded revolutionary pa
'rio,s' o" men OF good understanding. They make We
for force OF Russia and the probable ultimate fate of
'her country in such unequal struggle. But thew
state with great confidence that il is very likely that
the Po'ish peasants and other irregular reops will on
he hrst onset, rush on the Auocras cannon and rout
by their impeuosity, his regular troops They reckon
mus 10 obtain the first advantage, and they trust If
revolution can only last some tme that the rest of
roland viii join them, and perhaps that the other states
Vi Europe VIII be brought about recognise their new
and to invoke then in their favor the prn
e,p'e oil non-interveniion. This is nearly their lam
at saV hat oC
cess arc very slender. tis true that the world Ia.
seen before now irregular raw troops innamed bv a
troops very numerous party here would decide the
Cabinet to interfere seriously la their favor but this de
elslve step will not, fear be taken. Our intelligence
from Brussels is always announcing the prevalence ~
the French party. The Congress is menaced with a
popular insurrecton in favor of union with France
rms VIII clearly take place if the new King is not
Poland marches towards France we shall then have
reason TO regret (and will England) not having ac
copied the fortresses OF the Netherlands.
Firm the Glasgow Free Press, Jan. i,t.
IRELAND.
ireland is every day becoming unanimous in lis
demand Tor repeal OF the Union; and repeal il will
Do ere long, either peaceaby in different manner
unless the New Government adopt other mode of
conciliang the people, than that of ruling them by
hesPouc proclamations There is just one way OF |
calming agitation in Ireland, and preventing its egisla
i've separation from Brtainand that is PROMPTLY In A.
dept measures first, for alternating the serings of the
poor Doth by the Introduction of poor laws and the set,
second. A..
way with the evil of absenteeism; and third utterly IN
abandon that spirit Of favoritism in the government,
Whch arrays sect against sect, and renders
ana grand ures only scourges TO the country This is
Inc only effectual method of rendering Mr. O'ConneI
nnocuous and securing to us the permanent connex
lon oil the Irish peoples but Earl Grey, though he pro-
misses largely on this other subjects does not seem
disposed to adopt so plain remedy. VERY well: the
disease VIII soon go beyond his power TO cure IT,
nor does he appear likely to be much more success
tui In England The spirit OF nsurrection still spread.
In that country, despite of the many yicms whom the
law Is ruhiessiy Offering up in of the Counties
now visited by Special Commissions We would no,
have the blood of one of those poor upon our heads
though tempted TO it by the wealth of world Over. |
towering misery alone, urged them to the excuses
hey nave committed and since in even the most vim
ent OF those excesses they have never evinced the
slightest desire TO shed human blood, we do not envy
me hearts oil those who reconcile il to their CON
cience mus TO immediate them the scad for merely
secondary crime Such severity is condemned by eve
ny feeling natural TO man; and that from which mans
nature mus nstncuy revolts, never operate favor
'o'y jill tne way OF example. Its direct tendency il IN
inspire feelings OF disgust and indignation; and IN in
uuce 70 temporary quiet those against when it il level
leu, only mat they may, at some future opportunity
'prlng forth TO more complete and deadly revenue
We entertain not doubt that this will be the eGec of
ne hangiDgs and ransporiaions in England unless
ire me present momensry lul In the nephborbood of
nose proceedings is over the Government shall have
carried into elect some measure fully adenuate to re
move the intoerabe distress out OF which the whole of
he disturbances have sprung.
The Dublin Morning. POST contains latter from, Tho
zen OF MIR. OConnel, and addressed TO the peonIe of
Ireland, aniIoadvertng on the proclamation of /. rd
fngesey Tor the suppression of all political associa
ions in Ireland The following are some the most uro
ninent paragraphs:
TO THE PEOPLE OF IRELAND.