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

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ton 10 make the funeral procession OF General Lamaque
umphai ovation for that party, and TO force contrast
between tins soemity aud the funeral OF NJ CaSimr Pc
rer compelled Government to act in manner calculated
TO defeat this Intention particularly information was
eIiNed on monday that attempts probably be made by the
more aNowed enemies oi the existing order OF things To
turn 10 profit any feeling hostile 10 Go, ernnent which
might be manesiedby the assemblagc Accordingly or
dcrS were gwen 10 the troops forming the garrison ct Paris
10 be in readiness 10 act il required aud the official funeral
honours ordered To be rendered the deceased cre only
such strictly ic1uire, by his rank ,s General
and Member OF the hdn,bcr of Deputies The Ecoc
Po'ytcehnlque was likewise forbidden come ont. On
the other hand every bad been To secure al,
Imposing attendance both of National Guards and other
citizens; aud long leire the hour appointed for the START
ing OF the procession, the Rue ST. tionorc the place DC
Ia Revolution, and the adjacent streets filed with
dense crowd.
The front OF the Hotel Choiscul in which the General
died was hung with black cloth, decorated with tri- c,lo
cd flags, and having the name "Lanarque' embroidered
IN large white letters The collin was deposited Oh a
piend'd bier, IN temporary chapel open 10 the public,
past eleven the procession moved up the Rue ST. onorc
and the Rue Royac, where it Joined Lv the tepu,a
lions who were waiting the Place dc Revolution and
thence proceed along tie Bouevors in the following or
der-N aiional Horse Characterization of Foot do
Band aud battalion of the Is, Regiment of the LincTuE
BODY on superb car, poiusely decorated with wrcaIhs
crowns oil ilowers ami ucoorcd flags, aud drawn with
ropes by several hundred ndivuas--A confused crowd
OF artisans and others pressing the and shouting piue
Ia L6erfy!Thc sword and orders of the deceased horne
on cushions by lnvalis-The son OF the deceased as
ciet moufncr--Thc war-horse OF the deceased with
Grape housings--A depuaiiOn of the Chamber of DEM
ties, headed by General Lafayette and Marshal Clausc-
Battalion oil the 25; aud 3Sth Regiments of the Line
The Polish, German. Italian, Spanish, Portuguese
and Belgian refugees with their respective iaps-The
hra sy Lcgious Of the National Guards of Paris Oho at
tendance was very numcrouS)-Thc National Guards of
inc i'"hieuc OF Versailles u Corbei and of Lanumeau
- ihc Artillery OF the National Guard, with lag iu-
scH5ed SIN 6TGre Ldmarquc P.i,tiierie dc Ports
very small numbcs OF The National Horse Guards on
ioo'-Society OF the tniOn de Juliet with ban,crs-
Society OF the -Amis az Peupie amounting i'm mum.
Der 10 several thousand, with flags and banners and
wearing Fprigs OF immorielies, and branches Of will
Ines sch nj ~
cy, Commerce and Abort each with its flag The corpo
r"uvhS OF artisans, among which that of the Printer
marquee defenseW de ka LJere de Ia tie last
SIX i-egions Oi the NIiional Guards Pars-tce pri-
VS'e carriages ne whole procession which, account
OF the great crowd, compelled Notwithstanding the
heavy rain which fell in the early part OF the ay) TO move
very slowly, occupied two hours ten minutes in pass
ing. As the body arrived ut the Madclainc the Young
Duke dc Nemours in lis uniform DIS Colonel of Iancers
met ~ and after shaking hands with several members of
the Populations, who were known TO him ordered two
>eFScHS de e, who were with tile line of the coyfege
To retire. This little incident was received with louj
cheers. AT tins time The most perfect good humour APP
pcarcd to prevail; the first thing occurred 10 raise The
Storm was in the place Vendome, whher the body had
been taken Down the Rue tie It, Paix i'll order that il ip
i"Ac he 'our o the column; on passing the Etd Major,
az an upper window oil which or three sicers
the pquet at tic entrance instead arms re
Tired INTO thc guard-house and closed the doors; some
young called the officers 10 order the ounr ont
but attention paid 10 them until about Iozen Of
The National Guards joined them, and made the same die
mahd III tone sufficiently peremptory show that they
lt
window, and IN few moments the guards turned out aud
paid the usual LouorS.
This circumstance, added report circulated the Same
moment, that the snaness the attendance of the field
officers OF the garrison oil Paris u consequence of Ji
rect orders from Government, excited loud murmurs
Atcr the return Of the procession to the Bouleyars il
proceeded quietly until its arrival the Rue de Gram
moui AT the corner of which four gentlemen on the
terrace OF house called the Circle; the cry of,.hats
oil being raised, three of them retired but the fourth
remained without removing his hat; at the same
1t was circulated in the croyd,g trhere our e,e
'A..eSatfe And those wh"nat the individual in qucs
ragnep. a Duke of FiiZ James, and number OF Young
mcn instantly detached themselves from the procession
seized the chairs which line the Boulevards broke them
in pieces and il is said about 10 storm the house
when the Duke retired and the damage confined to
few windows brokcn.-It reported, however, few
minutes afterwards that of the populace entered the
house and compelled the Duke 10 again into tn.
balcony and salute the procession; but do know
whether tic report is correct Opposite the Porte ST.
Denis, scutle took place between Sergent de TiHe
and decoTe oil July, who carried flag, which the
former drew his sword and severely wounded the latter
who took refuge among the company Of artillery which
passing at the time. Several other !Seygents dc
we came 10 the assistance of their comrade, attempt
ed 10 take the wounded man into custody; but the artillery
resisted ihem aud ultimately disarmed the police
whom they compelled TO take refuge in the guard house
Of the Chateau PE Eau. Tie wounded mau was carried
10 tine barracks of the hiinmes Just before the head of
tc procession reached the pou d'Auseritz considera-
bic number OF young from the Ecoe Polytcchnique
who had escaped from their confinement by scaling the
walls OF the school joined The cOrtcgc received
with bud shouts Opposite to the POnt d'Auseriitz
scaioid hung with black and decorated with numerous
lagS, had been prepared 10 receive the body while the
speeches being pronounced; but in consequence
immense crowd was found impossible accomplish the
removal OF tlc body, and it remained the car while
Marshal Clause Nj. Mauguin, NJ. GaIaberi, Nj. POns
the Portuguese General SIidama, and Polish General,
I've believe General RomaTino) delivered dscourscs, dtl-
ring which the people manifested great agitaOn and dis
played feeling wholly at variance with the solemn ma
wrc of the ceremony at which they assisting.
This particularly the during the speech Of NJ
Maugun, which was very animated, and consisted Of
euloSiums the political sentiments OF Gen. La
marque, and consequently OF the proceedings
Government General Lafayette then addressed PEG.
pie, and nporcd them suy tie soicmnily of the
day by any of disorder legdy. lie was received
wh the most enthusiastic dccaa;oIs, and descending
from the platform conducted in triumph 10 his coach
the horses oil which taken out, and he was dragged
home by the popuacc On the conclusion of the speeches.
which was shout hal!-past i've the body into
the hcarsc in waiting 10 convey 10 Eyres Landes) and
the returned along the quays While the speeches
were being made, the regiments Of the line drawn up
the borders Of the river fired the usual number saucs
and then marched OIL the bands playing the 5farseiIoisc
at the request OF the people, who replied by loud shouts
piUe la Rgnei In the meantime, however, that part of
the procession which had been able TO get nearer to
the platform than the Place de Ia Bastc, and which
sisted principally Of the dis dU peuie, and other SINH
lar societies, bad become involved i'm with the
eimcn Of Dragons stationed there, and just the car
with the unartned National Guards and other followers of
the procession, returning towards the Rue St Antoine
the Dragons charged down that street, and several ini-
viduals wounded. At the same time a man on
horseback who had been parading about with red n =
which inscribed, in black letters "Libcrfe Ia
1IOJt,' re-dppered with number OF other individuals,
shouting Five la RePuJHqe," which the Dragons
hired their carbines, and general cry heard.
In lew minutes barricddes formed at the end Of
Don't dAuslez, at the of the roads on each side
OF the canal and across the quay. The contagion