Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-12

movements did actually break out at Marseilles.
Colonel LarhS1x has been arrested in open arms well
ex-Consnl oil France, at Nice, had lately left the neigh
borhood where he had before taken up his residence
NJ Lagetde Podo and not Lege dc POgee, also arrested
was proeuretr OF the King in 1915 !.
The rebels calculated the people, The people, the
troops OF the line, and the National Guard have anniha-
ted their hopes i'm moment IL will be thus wherever
faction dares 10 raise its head
The Administration aud the armed force have done their
duty, justice will perform hers
THIS article from the Monteur has much tranquiz-
cd the minds OF the people; for though ii is true that il
gives information of the n,rigues of the lcgmae,
which led TO the commodons of 30th April still il
does lttle more We ignorant whether the
recton will extend beyond the city of Marsees 1t is
known that the town OF Touon is also filed with parti-
Fans OF the deposed family but there greater number Of
patriots are TO be met with than Marsees, and besides
that town is now filed with troops who were on the point
OF embarking for Agicrs, and there believe
that the troops will have received orders by telegraph
remain on shore and to hold themselves ready march
the hrSt signal TO those points which mcnaced
shai Bounont 1t said few leagues Mar
settles, at the time the instruction broke out the
Cars were TO quit possession of n signal post to inform
by signal agreed upon that he might commence his de-
barkaton. News had also been received from Iecborn
the Duchess OF Berr had embarked in the APP
parent destination of which Barcelona She thought
no doubt that Marsh Bourmon landed Marseiles and
master OF that port she might also land and advance into
the interior OF France without further difficulty. We arc
yet totally ignorant OF the details of this unfortunate affair
butt can only have the effect of further consolidating the
government of July.
This morning at III O'clock telegraphic despatch from
Naseiles received at the Office of the Minister of the
INTERIOR announcing that in the afternoon of the ID until
III O'Clock at night the town continued great agitation
This despatch, terminates by saying that in the night OF
the 5h and 9th, courier would arrive at Paris with details
of all that has occurred 1t however said that TRANQUIL.
lily appears about to he restored.
PARIS, May A.-Sincc yesterday Nj. Casmir perer
gives continual proofs OF mental alenaonhe sings con-
unualy This consequence of the maady of the Prcsi-
dent IN no way astoniShes We have often remarked i'm
the eyes and physiognomy of NJ Perier prsdispo.tion
10 mental alienation.
Minister of Tho Interior anno,rs 20 Lo ,o,,,
about the news from the south The rainy weather has
prevented to-day the elegraphs working.-Two secret
agents were sent of last night for the ncighbourhood
Marseiles and Lyons.
The number of cases of Choerahas again diminished TO-
day The 4th, 9th and 18th ACCOMPLISHMENTS have not
single decease in private houses In nine others the num-
Der amounts TO p, On women and men) which is di-
ninu'ion oil 10 on the cases of yesterday.
BRAzIL.A passenger by brig Draco from Rio Janet
ro informs the editors OF the Journal Commerce. that
effort had been made the imperial dynasty of Don
Pedro ls by party OF $780, who taking pos
session of two forts commanding the harbor About 500
then marched TO the Campo ST. Anna where the national
guard attacked and dispersed them, killing about twenty
III the skrmishThrough the interposton of the English
Admiral, those left in the forts Immediately capituatsd
ro I'd should be removed from St Chstophe his palace
in the city. On the l7h, about 400 met at ST. Chrophe
declaring for Pedro lst but they again defeated by
the guards, and order finally restored.
PROCLAMATION OF THE REGENCY
CSenS On the third inst. you showed your love Of
order and respect for the laws, by readiness to combat
me conspators, whose object was depose the Regen
cy, overturn the government and proclaim Constituent
Assembly To-day your patriotism has crushed those in
soent wreche' who dared TO proclaim Don Pedro lst.
You have taught those perldous that YOU will ne
yer advance step beyond duty and honor and that the
enemies OF the country will find you the field the moment
they dare to offe nd her
Long live the Brazilian Naon,-worthy of the liberty
it enjoys
Long live the Constitution of the empire-long live the
General Assembly-long live Don Pedro I'd sole Emperor
oil Brazi-long live the armed citizens and the soldiers
who aided them in the defence Of the country.
(Signed0 Francisco DE LIMA + SILVIA.
JOSE DE Costa CARvALHo,
JOSE BRANTIo NUMB,