Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-25
EelEsEEGN.
from the New York Courier q Enquirer, Sent. 81.
lAIER EROM ERANlE

LATER FROM FRANCE.
Our news schooner, Courier Enquirer, boarded yes
erday afternoon the packet ship Havre Capt Depeyster
from Havrc, whence she sailed on the nth August and
early this morning received files OF Paris and Ha
vre papers by this vessel The general letter bag also
brought by COLLECTOR and deposited
barge Office OF the Custom House.
The dates from Paris by this conveyance are of the
9th August and from Havrc OF the 18th, being three
days later than before received.
We give below account from Frankfort of dis-
urbances which had occurred in that city, and which
had their origin IN the late arbitrary DEGREES OF the diet
of the Gcrmanic Coniederadon-they DO appear to
have been OF a serious nature.
From Portugal there is nothing whatever, later than we
have already received 10y the way OF England.
The King OF Belgium arrived Compeigne on the 9TH
August Tor the purpose OF espousing the eldest daughter
Of Louis PHILIPPE The banns OF marriage between them
had been posted up Brussels We learn nothing by this
arrival that indicates speedy settlement of affairs be-
tween Holland and Belgium
The Cholera is staedby lie NouuelSfe to have appear
ed at Bordeaux At Paris does excite any
more attention.
9St 90 Tor lO0i, per cent stock The contractors
Messrs Rothschild Brothers, J. G.. Davillcs and Hot
ungucr and Co.
Extract of letter of the 4th ult. from Frankfort
"Sncc the publication of the DEGREES of the Diet consid
cradle agitation and discomfort have prevailed at Frank
FORT but last night they broke into open acts APP
pears that the Senate's having forbidden the national
guards 10 sing patriotic songs thcrreturn from their
erclses, gave rise TO what has occurred Last night the
national guards did not sing compliance with the wish
es OF their oscers whom the Senate had declared respon-
sble Tor the execution of its orders; DESTROYS, however
showing he Indignation, hey returned TO The town TO the
sound OF music and arriving the horse market they
separated the Senate had directed; but after they
collected in groups of from 30 to TO- and thus raverscd
several quarters, the city.
An immense crowd attracted, and followed the Ma
uona Guards along the Zoil the principal street of Frank
FORT shouting-"The Guards for over Germany and H.
berry Tor ever down with the yrants ~ and singing the
Warsaw and other patriotic songs The shouts and songs
were particularly loud before The military posts The con-
stables dared not attempt TO modest the people, who
moIhed to at least 5000, but after the passage OF the
multitude they arrested few individuals. The crowd
alter having crossed the town from end TO the other
suddenly dispersed 10 the great consolation of the burgo-
masters one OF whom already making preparations
depart for Metz. The regular troops arc not strong
enough TO resist the people
Nearly all the National Guards animated by the
same spirit, as il is well known that the lower classes in
expressing their discomfort, have other aim than that
oil preserving their liberties which Senate by order of
austria and Prussia, is about TO violate 1t generally
asserted that the Prussans will occupy Frankfort II
Is certain that the city will not be able resist them but
on their departure tho same will occur"