Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19
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From the New York AmoIcan.I
FROM FRANCE.
NEW York, June ll.-French papers reccived by
the Henri " bring European news TO the 10th inclusive
"e learn from hem that the Duchess dc Berri has ac.
uay vehtured to attempt TO disembark upon the French
son or he purpose oil raying around her the adhccnts
her SON The steamboat Charles Albert having on hoard
me Duchess dc Berr the Duke of Amazan the Duke de
Oscars, and the of Marshal Bourrnont with sovor
other prominent members of the Carist marty, ba,i
tempted to land at Marseiles so recently The scene ~ %
uca disturbance, was seized by the ship Sphvnx
conducted 10 Aacco in Corsica and the DISTINGUISHED
sengers were put board iigae which was 10 re,r,
them to Holy Rood The Moniteur gives dern olicia
details on the Affair." which has excited attention and
remark Inc Constitutional declares against the legali-
ty OF the proceeding.
1t is said the Genoesc steamboat left Leghorn ON the
10Th of April, oStensiby bound TO Barcelon, bnt
at Roses in Spain, and landed seven of her
When taken possession OF by the Sphynx there were ON
BOARD three PASSENGERS with whom the captain of the
ophynN convesed, the eldest 80 years, OF about 2S
lady who appeared TO be about 35 years of age
covered with nghtcap and had her neck cnveoped by
ooa' hcr hair was not seem The vessel was covered
W WIN the armoilal bearings OF the cider branch of
me Bourbons The apartment OF the lady was xurauslv
furnished Its presumed that this lady the Duchess
Beri her identity would soon be established as tho 20
sci ordered to Ajacco. The Duke of AImozan and =
son OF Count Bourmon were among the passengers In
case the suspicious OF the capors should prove true the
Duchess was TO be returned Holy Rood Palace i'm n
French lgate. Nj. Kergolay one of the passengors o
detained i'll France He is an OK peer and was Condemn
ed about year since by the Court of Assizes of the Seine
10 SIX months Imprisonment Such the end of this
enerI The issue of the attempt of tho Both was soon
known Avgnon and at other points, where il threw the
pauZas oil me deposed branch in the greatest consterna
uon harsellles and Ioulon have distinctly shown
attachment to the existing government At Marsees IN
the LIST May brilliant review took place. in which The
National Guard fraernized in the most cordial oanne
with the troops OF the line The first accounts which the
government receives from Aiaccio will remove ol Jo,h,
as to the character OF the passengers and bring nCra
ton OF the execution OF the orders the government who
had taken all the that were re1ured and h
has it will be seen, been seconded with zeal bv be
troops III Is severe lesson for party whose arrogance
iS hal hu &c IL,
The Cholera had greatly abated in Paris There wore
put as deaths during the n hours ending midnight on
the 1h ana so on The preceding day 1t continpeits
dHageSJ however, IN the provinces. consultation of
physicians on the 9Th, pronounced the case of Mr. Peer
TO be favorable, and anticipated steady convalescence
Under dates OF Paris 9ih il is stated that there yero i;
in the city % deahs-in the hospitals l2-being III less
than in the preceding 81 hours The disease is said to
have spread to Courray i'll Belgium, and at Havre the
CURED at that place and vicinity the commencement
of the disease, of which % had died. Is recovered and
Is remained in the hospitals
London paper OF the 9TH ut states that the Rev G.
c. Cotton, the author of Lacon put period to his exis
tencc on Saturday, at Fonainbleau. The dread of nm
dergoing surgical operation is the cause ASSIGNED G
committing this melancholy act.
The Intelligence OF the ratification of the Belgian treaty
ny RUSSIA had avorahe effect upon business and the
FUNDS IN Paris The news OF the ratification had reach
ed Brussels but bad not yet been communicated 10 the
legislative body and it was doubtful whether the Chamber
would assent TO the terms imposed by the Conference of
London.
The Ausrians leaving Italy in consequence Of tb
arrangement made for evacuation ofAncona by the French
lTALY-Froni The Frontiers, AprH 27.-OficiaI news
of the departure of the French ship OF the line Suren
from Ancona have been announced and this shin having
taken to another destinations part of the Goth regiment
great part OF the Austrian troops received similar
orders to evacuae the Pont6cal terrory so that five
baallons OF infantry, four squadrons of cavalry of
the Line, and OF the artillery, and but single battery
with a small supply of Congreve rockets remain Tbey
are in eschelons between Rni and BouIoana This re-
treat Of the Austrian troops so soon after The deparre
Of he French SNIP maniess the good faith of the cab
net of Vienna.
AUSTRIA Vienna, aprH 1.-THE health If nc
Duke Of Reichsad assumes a satisfactory character Let
tiers from Rome announce, that by June sufficient num-
Der Of Swiss troops will have been raised TO hermit e do
parture of the foreign forces.
GREEcE.-Syrd, March 1s.-(Extract of a letter from
a Greek =" The unexpected news of the choice of
Prince IN Greece the person OF Prince Ohio of Bavaria
has created perhaps greater enthusiasm than the news
of the victory of Navano In less than quarter of am
hour the whole town was apprized oft All the inhabi-
tants were delighted They TO the churches TO re.
turn thanks TO Cod know not that there was an ndvi
dual, bad as he might be- who not reioced The por
trait OF the new sovereign passed through all hands, every
one wished TO see 1t, and many copy it, 1t was also
matter OF rejoicing, that NJ Thersch will remain in
Greece, and assist the king in the organization of the coun
try"
TURKEY-St Jean Acre still held out. but If was be-
iieVed at Alexandra that il would soon be taken
From the Journal du IIayre, 10Th aInyJ
general runor prevails that the young Duke of Reich
ously i'll, is dead.
journal Of this morning announces that tbo CIarobors
will assemble the LIST August W. have MIR douts
upon The subjects at the time of the close of the ast ses
SION tic Ministry II IS true, intended conyoke them as
soon az possible but they influenced by the hone of
NJ Pener's cOnvaescence, for without him their cndco.
would be powerless To-day NJ Pcrier is voil,ouf
doubt better but his perfect recovery will be long delay
ed ana Il hey are compelled to wait for h assistance in
assembling the Chambers, the session must no deferred
beyond the 1st Of August
.hdrseiHes, Bird yHay.--The Count Florian de Ger
gorlay, cxpeer OF France the who wear ago was
condemned to six months imprisonment by the Court Of
Asszes OF me seine was arrested the day before yeser-
day on the shore Of Sion Saint Henry lie was disguised
as Catoloman hshermani hc bad on quite a hat,
found on him. lie had about 1000 fr.
PROCLAMATION OF HENRY Y 10 Trr
FRENCH SOLDIERS.
"Br0Ue soldiers, mn Giendsr '
You, whom have always loved, in the midst Of whom
was loved too much 10 know myself Won who have Ccn
Joined IN my infant games will you now be the voice
the Duke DE Bordeaux, Of your lawful King who de-
mands Of you the throne Of his fatherss
The widow and the orphan have always found supporf
IN the French soldier The widow anil son Of the Duke dc
Bern ought then to reckon with certainty you it is on
you that my mother and myself place our greatest hope
kecoect that the French army is my god.mother and