Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-20
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LATEST FROM FRANCE
DStnodnceS "a FFdhce-L'SaYTccfi0n i Paris Dis
6nndment Of the Poiyteehnc Schoo!-Paris declared
under Martial Ld,ci
10 Our news schooner EcLIrsr came to town this
morning at O'clock having boarded at sea nj O'Clock
last cl ening the packet ship Francois lst Can't, PELI
from liavre on the l0h of June. BY this arrival the edi
tors of the CoUnI Err and ENouIREn are crcI,,rcy i'm
possession OF Paris dates of lc Sh ayre OF the 9th
June. 'o ''"
The intelligence will be found Of exciting interest as
demonstrating the disturbed situation France and tie
probability OF another Revolution. We have confined
ourselves alnos, exclusively the particulars Of the in
surrec,on IN Paris we have neither time or space to
movements IN 'he departments Ol these Maine
ct Loire, LA Vendee, Loire lnfeeure Dcux-SeIre res and
several Others placed under Martial Lac by ROYAL
Odohnance has been discovered that the Duchess
Bcrri and Gen. Bourmont have visited all the southern pro-
mces and many OF their circulars aud private orders have
been seized and pubiShed which will lay before lc
public Tomorrow.
The acca:ats come to only through the Ministerial
paper the liberal having been either or q
sued with blank pages and we have correct means OF
Judging Of the disturbances but by their partial
tatun Yet from them we learn cnouuh TO xcitc crca,
anxiety for the future. The disarmament of the Polyech-
ME schooe declaring Paris and the depart
mehts under Martial awthe suppression Of the liberal
prcsscshc admitted force of the Clouans and the pre-
sence OF tho Duchess DE Berri lnd General Bounont-
all lead rs to apprehcnd further difficulties. 1t viii be
perceived by translation from the papers of the Sth
That on the 1h another attempt made in Paris the
hFs and principal attempt having been made the 9Th aud
suppressed Oh the 6h.
The papers literally filled with sccoDptSof,rato =,
peuduons OF ue Choudns and .Sanner the necI,ho d.
tohs anu Iarg91ippe which the Costs their sie"c, Of
sdndsomeiy prepared en- Tie National Guards sc. SC.
otfe movement of troops and procldmationS OF the go
Vernrncnt with regard TO the movements in the South
The Quotdietae The Brid' olson, the Abode aud the
.sIonitew IApogrGphique, Printers Journal, were
seized on the 9Th inst at the Post Oce and the respective
Printing Offices
Orders issued Tie eth of June, for the of
nj. M Labossere, CADET and Garhier-Pages
The Messenger deS CdDJreS of the 9Th of June says,
that the Clousns had taken important city in the west,
snd that serious disturbances had broken out IN Cacn The
sane Journal inform HAT it generally rrnoured
Throughout Paris, that The Duchess dc Berii had been
rested.
The Constitutional says--t 1t appears certain that
there found in the house of Of the persons
National Domains
M lie duo Fi,zJancs was arrested at his house ON the
morning OF the TIL u!,.
The Journal deS De5Gts says-.We are enabled to
state positively that the marriage Of the Princess Louisa
the Kings eldest daughter. wih King Leopold final
lY concluded upon at the meeting between tc Soye
rcign5 at Compcigue, and believe it certain that the
ceremony Will take place at COmpcignc III the q
July"
On the sOh ult. The Duke Of Orleans. accompanied by
the Project, the Mayor, and several Superior Officers
visited the Notifications of Lyons
The three Advertisements in tho West placed under
Martial Law contained 23i parishes, namely that OF La
VAL 3d. Chateau GOnier, 49, and Vitrc, o.. 1t said
that on forwarding the Ordonnance TO Laval the Minister
enjolned the immediate military occupation of all places
noted as rayng points places where meetings held.
The Paris papers OF the 9Th announce that young Ma
poeou had suffered relapse, and passenger by the ship
Marcus arrived this morning FROM Rotterdam reports that
express arrived at Frankfort while he was there an
nonncIng his DEATH and revolutionary movement ia
Poland.
Paris Exchange June s.-Fiyc per cents. Con % os
three cts TO I'D June 60 10 90 15 Rent quarter per
ct. 81, bank action 1900 1907 so.
IL said that Protocol No 63, in relation the affairs
OF Belgium and Holland has been issued, which OF
a threatening character towards King William.
Don Pedro has appeared off the Tagus with his fleet, and
active correspondence has been opened between the
French and English Ministers with the Minister of the
Court OF Spain. They require Of Spain to observe the
strictest neutrality during the approaching events, and
pledge the adherence of Don Pedro to the Of his
Proclamation,
ENGLAND.
Passage Of The Reform Billion tile evening Of Mon.
day June tile 4h this important carried ir
the House Of Lords.
Against, ''''' 20
measure lcltlhe House, aud among them the Duke 0
Wellington and Lord Byndbursi.
In the House OF Commons the day, the Scotcl
Reform Bill was under consideration
PARIS, June S.-Yeserday morning number Of bar
rlcades still remained UP in the Rue ST. Dennis ST. Mar
tins, aud 81. Antoine.
The Project Of Police in Concert with Marshal Lobat
and NJ Colonel Foialhame received orders dow
these bdrricaes with artillery. Notwithstanding the vi
gour Of dis measure barbados were raised in tht
tue 81 Martin tis morning The insurgents, harrasseI
all sides, retired through the neighborng streets 10 t
avenues Of the Hotel de VILE Many persons were in
troduced by force into the adjacent houses from yhon
they attacked the roops--inng continued several hour,
finally the Insurgents were dislodgcd Several person
amongst whom are Twelve of the pupils of m,
Polytechnic School D'Alfort These arrests were mad
amid universal cries Of "Yivo lc Roi"
This day tranquility il entirely restored workmen ar
engaged in repairing the payements and removing tn
barbados. Business il resumed throughout hc cts
The city presents satisfactory appearance.
DISTURBANCES IN PARIS
IL - with the deepest regret that have record d.
scenes wiIoh have disgraccd solcmniy to which po
cal feeling ought TO have been stranger and In which
parties ought 70 have united with sincerity and muua
iorbearancc Around the tomb Of Lamarqne, the hero
Oberhz, OF iaybsck Of Wdgrin, Of Allu-Jnlia, and
Coi Sdero, all Frenchmen might have assembled 10 nn
gle their regrets and those who opposed the poIics
career OF the statesman might have joncd n bewaing To-
wsrnor while ms political Pdrlsans might have found sui
fscient theme for admiration and regret In hs attachment
- SOLDIER 1lopt forcing nto relief b. comparatively