Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-12
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The packet ship Edward Quesnel, at New York brings
1avre papers TO the 9th and Paris to the 4h Nav. We
are indebted 10 the Office of the Courier and Enoirer for
an extra sheet containing the following intelligence:
M Montalive is performing the duties of Minister OF
the Interior in France in consequence of the illness of M
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The ratification by Russia of the Belgian treaty, has ar.
rived at London
Ii would seem, too, that an amcable arrangement has
been made with France in relation the occupation of An
cona and that both the troops of Austria and France
are 10 evacuae that part of the Papa territory simuane-
The Cholera continues to make great ravages in Dublin
and the Comfy OF Cork 1t also rather severe i'm Edn
Durgh where IS said Charles X finds himself longer
at his ease and that he already speaks of going
try where he will have nothing fear He will proba-
bly, set Oft for Italy meet the Duchess de Ben At Lon
don, the cholera is fast diminishing and il hoped that
the city will soon be entirely free from it,
The London Courier says:-The Russian ratification of
the Belgian treaty arrived in the city yesterday afternoon
but up to this moment we do not believe that the members
OF the conference have been convoked to exchange the
Publications. We do not know if this DELAY is TO he at
trbuted TO the absence Of NJ Van dc Weyer the Belgian
MINISTER who lett London few days ago visit TO his
friends IN Belgium, 10 desire expressed by the
Dutch Minister that the exchange might be DELAYED until
he has time receive instructions from Holland on IN,
line OF conduct he is to adopt NJ Walez charge daares
oil King Leopold has probably been left i'm possession of full
power to act in the absence of NJ Van de Weyer, and if
1t be no delay is necessary unless be thought polite
as the kng OF Holland has hitherto appeared in
cert with Russia to give his minister an opportunity TO
raliy at the same moment as Prince Iieyen 1t is also
probable that this concatory conduct NAV be followed TO-
wards Holland, particularly if there is any foundation for
the reports which have lately been in circulation of the
hostile intention of that country towards Belgium
ENGLAND.
LONDON, May There was good deal OF anxiety TO.
day in the city the subject of the much talked Of ra-
cation OF Russia; 1t is now known to be in the hands Of
Count Orlon, The Courier who was bearer of il arrived
IN the Hamburg steamboat. He left ST. Pctcrsburgh the
18th April
FRANCE
PlSRfs, Nav 3-The Moniteur soveFor IN roo months
past government has been aware of the existence of in
tigues with view Of causing Carist instruction at Mar
settles and on the coast was known that with this view
an acUye correspondence going between that place
Paris and Italy, and that travellers men of less dsnc-
ton, but all equally devoted the legitimate party arny
ed one after the other, but particularly Of late, carrying
orders, counter orders and Intelligence
AT ono time it was ON the 18th goth March, at ano.
Their time the 2lst April afterwards deinvey on the
18th that all was TO be ready for open instruction.
debarkatlon oil troops spoken Of the of Ma
dame, the Duchess of Bern was mentioned plan oil
the coast Mariques had been taken; funds had been
received by those individuals most deeply concerned in this
intrigue.
In the neighbouring departments those men who arc
continually dreaming Of disorder and civil war; were told
TO hold themselves IN readiness Their language and
manners would, had other indications been wanng have
sufficiently demonstrated the object Of their hopes and the
/ blow which IL was thought would be struck.
AT periods assigned the project TO cause insurrec-
tons to take place different points in the south At y
ons distributions Of money made; and some ndigen
workmen, animated by patriotic dgnaion or learning the
source and the object Of these distributions paid over
the authorities the money that had been placed in he
hands.
/ II was also known through different channels, thai
Madame, the Duchess de Bern had endeavoured 10 pur
chase the steamboat 81 Co'emo aud that the Charles NJ
bert waited her orders.
4 Proper orders in consequence given some Gme
snceAt Marseilles as well Is at Lyons, every measure
was taken to pa9lyze these and to
put the authors Of them in the hands Of Justice.
When travellers reported at Nevers and on the road that
Che white flag would be hoisted Lyons, nsuuecdonay