Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-20

loss Of much blood and the display and Of
strong military orce. Throughout, the army and with
the exception OF the artillery OF the National Guard the
National Guard cvinced zeal and prompness in the
oil Government and the population of Paris the most
part, seem to have been animated by the same spirit
AT the latest date, the 0th all was TRANQUIL and the
summary proceedings contemplated by placing Paris un
der martial law, or (accordng TO the French expresson)
I'm state oil sege, VIII not only maintain tranquility for
the presents but have the effect of deterrng from any flu
ure attempts to Interrupt it, In procaiming martial law
ooh IA Paris and the four southwestern departments,
which the Duchess of Berri and Count Bo,r,ont were
raversng and tomeuhng nsurrcction therein il is-in the
pubic instructions OF Marshal Soult the Generals COM
mandng the military diyisions-eXpiessly declared, that
ITS application will be conaed TO crimes and offences arts
ing out ct attempts 10 provoke civil war; or TO overthrow
or interrupt the existing government In all other matt
he ordinary civil aud Judicial tribunals, (whose functions
Is me eject OF martial law 10 supersede) take their
| accustomed course.
Many arrests spoken OF, among others VI Carrer
the editor OF the National is mentioned In that paper
however, OF the 18th, said, 1.-The Messenger states that
order has been issued TO arrest NJ CarrcI chief editor
o, this paper independently OF the circumstance that
there can be no motive for such arrest nothing as We,
leads us to suppose tits so Mcssrs La6oissiere C6ot
ana GARNER PcScS, members of the Chamber were re-
ported among the persons arrested NJ Berryer the
son, also member of the Chamber, was arrested at
Nantz -
r0noF prevailed that Gen. Lafayette had been re-
qucstcd TO absent himself from PasEbut il is expressly
coniradcted by the Courier Francois.
fhe dates from London the 9th. The Reform Bill
passed the House of Lords the evening of tho nh
lord Carnarvon made aSt appeal against IT. stating that
that night, the House OF Lords would if the Hill nssscJ
cease 10 be an independent body. Lord arpowby prc-
dcted woes nnumcrabie certain result from the sue
cess OF the b-wocs, which neither lac nor the noble
Earl Grey would, from their age, probably see but
wieh would not the lass ccpainly Lord GREY re-
Piled briefly putting aside an these -omened Eoreboipgs
aud insisting that the peace, power and prosperity of En1
land would all be increased by Reform. On the final
question, tho vote stoodl06 to %. The Duke of We'll
ngton, Lord Lyndhurst, and other peers were absent
The Duke OF Cumberland, Lords Carnarvon Kenyon and
others, entered their dissent Journals OF the House
The statement in of tire morning papers tina, Don
pedro with his fleet had appeared of the Tagus must be
We SEQ fbnrtf for, 81
shows that on the 10th ult Don Pero was still al tb.
Azores
The ship Marcus, Capt Hoyt, arrived Yesterday from
Rotterdam, boarded June 18th, OF laval Inv the
American Consuls boat, from which information was OBJ
tanned that the Azores in of blockade on ac-
count OF Don Pedros fleet being ready for sea There
were on board the fleet 10000 troops in fine order and
anguinc Of success and would proceed the next day for
The number of wounded of all Sorts citizens as well az
soldiers brought into the Hospitals after the contest of M
ana oth was about 200 There probably about so
killed
Gaignan Tire official report in the Monitcur makes
more light Of the affair Our Correspondent Havrc thus
writes
"HAvSE, June IOth 1892
Be not alarmed for France because YOU Paris and
Iour departments under martial law. Louis Phip is
good man and lover of liberty; he wished 10 govern
France accordingly The dsturbers Of the peace of the
country have hitherto escaped punishment which has
made them bold People of property seeing distur
Dances repeated so often with impunty alarmed, and
The government was losing their confidence The go
vernment has determined with vieor and make
some examples and in doing will bring back confidence
The funds have risen during these eventsa pretty good
evidence Of public opinion The King il seems has
awakened sentiment OF warm enthusiasm towards him
SELF by his manly exposure and royal bearing amid the
agitation oil The crisis. "--9Deticun