Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-19


ment made upon the fears OF the multitude before
recourse had TO the last extremity. The experiment
To which alude is the usual OF firing bunk
ridge in the first instance. Such practice is very
mon aud has often been successful in dispensing
disciplined mob especially where in the present case,
IT consisted in great measure, OF women aud children.
Ii is true that the pursued short the business
and saved great deal of troublea consideration which
will, doubt, recommend it to the preference of many
serious politicians. S,h ii consideration OF humanity
may be permitted 20 ninglc with affair involving the
right OF Church property, we hope that further
PLANTATION will be given beyond what we have been able
to find in the reported evidence or this, at least
sure, that, il 1t can be done il ought 10 be done.
Another circumstance deserving OF notice in the Irish
papers is the following extract from the letter of
iacrciai traveller ia Kildare TO his employer
al would advise you TO make large speculation in
arsenic, as find considerable increase in the demand
Tor 1t throughout these country parts first surprs
ed "tths, but chance led me into the sccretOne shop
keeper in -- told me that lac had sold l0bs OF
nc To farmer who wanted 10 salt thehau under
seizure, which intended to be purchased by the Com
missaria and that generally understood hroug the
country that all thehdy would be better for being salte
expect TO get orders Tor four times much arsenic as
ever sold ia this district before.
This is shocking statement, but cannot, without
further proof 10 correct il with another shocking state
regard it satisfactory solution of the burning of proper
" OF Ciergymen aud Magistrates, alluded in paper
OF yesterday
The arrangements OF the military and the meeting of
the Chambers remain still mysjery. 1t was rumorcd
that NJ Dupn had again failed in his expectation of seat
IN the cabinet and he intends TO offer himself candi-
date for Tie Presidency of the Chamber of Deputies
Paris remained perfectly tranquil and the cholera
the decrease The Court of Cessation Friday last
versed the decision of the Cou Royae AK respecting
the passengers taken board the Carlo Alberto the
panions OF the Duchess o Bcr and directed that instead
of being sent back Sardinia and consequently berate
The prisoner should be brought for trial before the
Court at Lyons 'The Chouans continued TO commit hor-
nble outrages in La Yendee and elsewhere in the West
and 1t was rumored that general instruction OF the
CaTists would take place on the 18th inst The Duchess
oil Bcrri was still in La Vendee General Sebastian ar
rived IN Paris on Friday night and has resumed his
uons a. Secretary OF Foreign affairs
Subsequent letters state that NJ Dupn had positively
refused to Join the ministry.
PORTUGAL.
he war in this country anguishcs almost TO Point of
rdicue, and in the slight conflicts which casually
Pace oe,ween INC hostile parties, it has been made
greN feature by the royaist general to communicate his
suspicious that some Of the enemy were ico,,nde3I The
letters detail all that is really known of affairs ON
each side:-- $3.50 va
OPoRro Sept. 1.-The position of Don Pedro has mate
rally improved since last you, and those who
were then most doubtful OF his cause admit that his
sent security is complete, and that he has established
post from whence he i'm safety organize his future
plans The conduct of the Miguee Generals is nnac-
counaoe. The town at their mercy the day after
inc battle OF Pone Ferea; but with inconceivabie in
iatuaton they put off the attack from day TO ay hou OH
they must have been of progress of Don Peros
works uhul Oporto has been put into of efficient
defence which dee any force that they can bring against
~ ana whic will require organized army, with train
! oil heavy artillery 10 reduce il.
Don Miguels Generals have drawn Gordon within
three leagues OF the town. and they have made several
demonstrations the principal roads but invariably retire
"heh uey perceive that their movements observed
LISBON Sept 3.-Admral Sartorous writes TO friend
mat he has now got such reinforcement will ensure
MN success Campos squadron out, and saws to
bic Don Miguels army in the North could not take
Oporo Every day gives the appearance OF there being
sonelhhg amiSs Lisbon is quiet but there appears
heaVy gloom ON The face OF every royaist. Great num-
bers arc wanting TO get away Oporto but the guard
boats are so numerous round every going out il is
almost impossible TO get away A young cadet was 10
have been executed in the castle to-day for attemnn IN
! get on board foreign vessel
Upwards OF 1000 men, including several hundred Poles
II ~ I'M and loat,
about fortnight similar force, from another point will
be ON It's way to that city Among those who have area-
ug oeen sen out are some excellent cavalry soldiers for
whom horses have been provide .nSl in less than fort
night Don Pedro will psess cavalrv force which he
BELGIUM AND HOLLAND.
The Messenger DIES Chd,n6yes states that o,be dofcr
nes win Holland are drawing to an end Leopold for the
purpose oil preserving the peace OF Europe, has lust ac
ceded to all the propositions of William such as tbev
sci forth in the last act of the Conference Belgium will
NOT nave The free navigation of the Sched but will nav
TOLL which is TO be pro fempOre that which is annie
pie to The Rhine She will not have the right TO open
a,reSt communication with Germany. slight reduction
on the interest OF the debt will be made to her Luxem
| burgh will not he given up TO us"
Austria hasrecognizcd the Belgian monarch's letter and
ieginatcd the admission of his vessels into such If o
seaports as she possesses. Advces from Holland cyor
the hypothesis that Leopold has acceded 10 tLe
Mons Tor they speak OF truce having been agreed npon
WIN 'ne Begian armies which endure for several
months The military arrangements of Holland naniSes,
correspondent relaxation; and now hkelv Whatever
may be the ultimate effect upon the existence Of Re;r
as independent kingdom that the bros of te. 49,;
bors are in way of being CORRELATED AT least for tho
sent, by negotiation. Holland has suffered severeI,, r.
te cholera, not single province being free from lis
ges. ~ ~ '"'"-
GERMANY.
nc German papers contain facts 10 iusiifv in any,
manner Tears Tor the occurrence of revolt ~
even OF less violent opposition to the will of the ConCe
non pronounced by the Diet. The Baden C;overnment
mas dissolved all the committees formed i'm that Ducby e.
c reIe' oil relish emigants, declaring that those brave
ou unfortunate refugees should in future be
| at the expense OF the State.
! DISTRESSING FROM TIE CAPE DE WEIRD ISLANDS
"AihM' october S-By the al this mort nm Sa
on aer9Oh OF me schooner Fredonid Capt Rider in
"o DAYS from Port Praya, learn that universal famine
extends through the whole group of these once truly Yer
dant Islands ' ""'y 'eT-
! ihree years have elapsed since thew have been
visited WIN rains in any considerable quantities. The land
IN me mean Time has become parched and unfit for cu
n" mas yieded httlc or nothing repay the toll of
the cuvaor The season for the crops of The
year has nearly gone by, and the seed remained in The
whou signs oil coming to maturity unless il should be
SPeeuy Nseu by cOpious rains The trees and all knds
| oil vegetation are whitening and passing awsv
Most oil the animals in the Islands have died from
Vauon ana those that remain of no service TO the in
habtants they hardly having strength sufficient 10 susa
their furnished bodies. ~ ''''"'''
Ii would be difficult TO present TO the reader an ,Jeouate
iuea OF me hord condition which the inhabitants
paced when capt Rider sailed At every port AT which
ne soPped the utmost misery existed among all classes
~ was no uncommon thing to women and children
gathering from the Streets old bones that had becn ,br
away and eagerly devouring them '''' WI
The inhabitants of Isle of Nav and Bonavis,, Le 10
advantage oil the salt trade and they procure some ro
VISIONS from vessels that stop there particuI,rI o %
ling and sealing vessels. But most of the oer Islands
! have not this small advantage.
The inhabitants have been dependan, an Lone c .,,t
/ he flo II