Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-10
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NEW YORK, August 4.
Latest from Europe.-By the packet shin York. Can
tain BurSley have received full supplies Of London and
Liverpool journals to the Goth June from which we make
the following extracts:
Sir Wditer SeouWe sorry TO learn that this gen,
tcman who has occupied large space in the literary
world, seems about 10 close his mortal career The Lon
don Times OF the 25th says Sr alter Scott leaves
no room TO hope that he live many days even hours
He has nearly lost all consciousness and canno,
Tue identity OF his relatives who are admitted to his
lie has been attended by Dr. Holland and Sir Henry Hal
ford"
Smyrna date Of May 9th says can American vessel
has been plundercd by pirate in The Achpeano of about
900 sacks of coffee and other articles"
Count Woronzow, for about 30 years
near the Court OF ST. James prior the appointment of
2lst OF June. in the SSth year of his age
by Royal ordonnance, the tonnage duty on English
hali francs to one and half francs tom We hope that
this is only the commencement of better system
FRANCE.
From Csaisn0nis Messenger, June 1911
The Viscoun dc Chateauband, the Duke de Ftz Jane
and Count Hyde de Melville, underwent another cxoni
nation Yesterday Ii is said that the noble vscount
ed on Friday evening at O'clock that he was TO be ar
rested the next morning He bed at that hour as
usual, and on the next morning the police officers found
hIn In his bed He made an apology for OBTAINING them
whilst he dressed himself: "Iknew very well gentlemen
said he, that you come, and ought 10 have been
ready; but sleep soundly, and therefore waited ill Won
knocked beg you thousand parons for making you
wait" 49,
NJ. de Genoude editor of the Gazette de France, sur
rendered himself yesterday, and taken 10 ST Pea-
to which he was condemned for article calling for the
convocation OF States General.
At Vannes, the 10Th inst the Countess du Botlere
was condemned by the Court of Assze. two months
imprisonment fine of 1000 r. and costs for having pb.
llcy uttered the cry of "Yive Henri "" and distributed
medals bearing his efigy.
The Paris RiotTS.-The trial of PENN a Cantain of
the National Guard for high treason brought to close
on the 10th June. He was acquitted by the unanimous
opinion of his Judges.
VacheZ, private in the National Guard was tried ON
the l7th and also acquitted.
On the 18th, the second Council obtained conviction
The case that of M GocfIroy, painter who parad
ed the red flag Of Jacobnism cited TO revolt bv the
device Of "Lberty Deah.' He had appealed IN the
Council OF Revision to have his quashed and TO
the Count of Cessation against the competency of the
court martial by which he was tried.
On the l9th another conviction obtained The sen.
tence IN this not captal but the penalty was en-
severe that the prisoner declared in favor of DEATH as
mitigation. The name of the prisoner is Margot Bel
gan by origin; the charge that the late dsurban
ces he fired OIL the National Guard; and the sentence is
10 years of hard abour
Polytechnic SchooiIt will be remembered that after
the late insurrecon Royal ordinance was issued sup
pressing the POLYTECHNIC School, of the part
whcha body of its pupils had taken resisting the Kings
troops and the National Guards during the Disturbances
Ii was at the same time stated in the ordinance that this
measure was taken only with the view TO the e.organiza
ton OF the establishment, and with the design of its
hnal extinction The Minister of War has made a report
TO the King on the subject and decree founded OH that
report has established the school, resto
ring 10 lis former situation, rank, privileges and studies
EU' oil lle former pupils This great majority of the
school said TO have observed the exact on
the occasion in question: and TO have preserved the arms
Of the establishment against their munous companions
who amounted only TO 90. These go are of course left
OUT oil the new arrangement, in other words expelled
Paris, Saturday, 23d, 4 o'clock p M
EXPRESS FROM PARIs.-For the last two DAYS it has
been very generally reported that the long wshed-fo or
nance Tor raising the siege oPars is appear in the
Moniteur oil Monday next. Persons who are known 10
have frequent Ministers have publcIv asserted
It's ana he spectators Tor the rise at the Bourse have
made the utmost OF that circumstances in the hope of
the dropping tendency of the money mar
ket They did not, however, succeed
variety oil rumors uniavorabe to the public credit
had been IN circulation, and yet occupy the minds
oil some oil our more credulous politicians. war witt,
the three great powers of the Holy Alliance was and still
Is, spoken OF as Inevitable.
The story about the objects of the Berlin treaty is M
longer believed but the military position of the three Pow
es ia question: and the recent movements of their armies
are taken as sufficient indications of hostile purposes against
'ne country 1t is affirmed that the Ausrans have at
on army of not less than 100 900 men stationed ON
DIS sue o .eir rontiers that another army of 800 900
~ 600 n 'e"uy 10 "s on the shortest notice and that
l5OOOO Russians, besides the troops paroned IN polaJ
are waiting on the frontiers the signal which il 70 cali
thein 10 the banks OF the Rhine On another hand /, IL
said,-and this allegation is, believe well foundsJ.
that the greatest hustle has prevailed for several Javs In
te war olce here, aud that has been determined 10
Guards. ~ VI A''o'''
These reports of military preparations are certainly no,
ehey deshue OF foundation, but their object appears TO
DC misunderstood by the generality of the public here
The object OF their ornaments is ACCORDING 10 all onncar
ance; one OF less difficult achieyementEthey want to
P", HOeIh spirit winch prevails in Germany
ana which seriously threatens the subyerson of all The
despotisms Of civilized Europe.
In the west, things really seem 10 have taken f.,
vorabe turn The activity and resolution displayed bv the
National Guards in most Of the disturbed districts have
zone much more i'm putting down the insurgents than the
enecl OF Uhe Government measures Will, regard TO the
Duchess OF Berr she is still in the Boccspe and when
las, heard OIL had made up her mind TO quit France
ne MILITARY Court OF Appeal (Cour de Revision) Ina,
MOI taken up tile case Of Geoiroy snd Coombat ,vbo
have been condemned TO death The appeal las been
to the Com de Cdssas5n where PROCEEDINGS
have already commenced Al eyes are now fixed on that
nDuha' as on us decision will depend the legality of te
ordnance whch has placed Paris in a state of siege
mi, -, from "ahgnanis Messenger the 23d.1
The HonhehT has the folowiDp-"For some fine
Iast several OF the journals Of the capital have again en-
erned heir readers with reports Of war and an armed
coalition ready to enter upon campaign few battal-
IONS cannot change their cantonments or be sent from
me point 70 another without being considered bv some
hnds, ana ny certain opinions proof of hostile pro
ects on the part OF foreign powers We ON the contrary
sert mat the most pacific disposition continue 10 In
he relations OF the different cabinets and that t, main
anance OF the general peace may more than ever be
eckoDed upon" ' " O'
LETTER PROM CHATEAUBRtAND
lIo the Editor Of the Ouotidicnoe
''PTGectUre 0f Police J,toe 10 1922
SIR had irst addressed the following letter 10 NV
va TREND NJ Berlin, sen, but have lad IL sent bsck 10
e' thinking That II might be contrary 10 some onoions
'hIch unfortunately separate us at tbs moment, now
ave recourse TO yOnr weknowD kindness ant ,eo,,os
n prhI taIl That NrNf. IA.