Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-07

mcnts None of the people, however, had FIRE arms All
quiet till the police were passing through lane or
avenue to the residence of OF the 1.-THE defaultcrs
when hundred OF the country people jumped from
the ditchcs and mpcravcy called on the police deliv-
up them the person OF the proccss-server This was
of course refused by Capt Gibbons, who requested the
people to be quiet and not put themselves danger OF
punishment, by violating the laws OF the country They
then insisted on geng processes which was also rcus
cd Several words in Irish were then passed from one 20
another through the great body of the people, when
ncreascdnumber oithe country people came in front of
the police, completely blocked up the passage and were
closing the police, when Capt &. seeing the determine
alton and ieocous threats of the people, ordered them
fire, which they Immediately did in volley, and killed
two and wounded three of them. Simultaneous rush
then made by the pcasantry, before the police had
shot, they attacked them with ptchiorks, &c., struck them
TO the ground disarmcd and murdered nineteen of hem
regret to add that Capt. Gibbons son. lad about ten
years old, who accompanied his father riding pony
was nhumanly butchcred by these monsters The pony
which the child rode stabbed death Five OF the
police, who showed symptoms of lile after being
barbarously beaten with bludgeons had they lay in
sensible on the ground their brains knocked by pea
SAINTS SON. not more than IL II years old who
cd with scythe! The country people, after satatng their
vengeance the bleeding bodies of the murdered police
by kicking and stabbng them retired TO their homes and
usual occupations, with much indifference have been
told if they had just performed some mertorous deed
When the affecting of the tragic occurrence reach
ed this city last night, Major jones' Lieut.. Lewis and
30men OF the 18th depot marched OIL for Bayhale Two
kenny
The sensation excited all classes by this bloody
mind oil every man in this part OF the country
HOLLAND AND BELGIUM
LONDON, Dec 20.--The King of Holland seems deter
mined puzzle all Europe, and he has taken an eiectua
way of doing by defyng all Europe He has resolved
would TO resist the decision of the great powers to
the last extremity What he hope gain by such re-
ssance is the puzzle which every man tries his hand at
Tor a little while, and gives up in despair
PORTUGAL.
An expedition preparing by Don Pedro against Mi
guel, at Belle lslee The armament was said to
have been commenced. Two English colonies, named
OF Don Pedro proclaim in Paris hat when they shall have
obtained possession ofPoruga, he will send army into
Spain
The Paris papers announce the complete restoration of
tranquility at Lyons. The only question now how the
starving workmen to be provided for In a private
letter it is stated that than third of the workmen
are without any employment at ALL and of the other
TWO thirds do not earn more than I'd TO 10d per day
HE PEERAGE.-Le Temps says: "The Report on
the law oil the Pecrage will not be read the Committee
until some time in the of next week. 1t cannot
therefore, be presented to the Chamber before next Mon
day week we are well informed, this Report will con-
hnc Itself to stating the opinions for and against hereditary
Peerage, and the motives which determine the vote of
several members of the Committee.
The Report after this statement will not offer any con-
cusion but leave TO the Chamber the task of Judging the
opinions stated This mode proceeding attaches no re-
sponsiblity to the Commissioners and is quite new in
parliamentary usages. Instead result we shall have
only minute analysis of opinion hitherto omitted ON the
Pcenge." ~
The Courier Francois says-"A morning paper has an
hounced tat third party has sprung up in the Commit
tee on the Peeagc Bill but from the information we have
been able to gather, have to believe the report
Is without foundation 1t the contrary divided into
TWO equal parts seven in favor of and opposed to-
the suppression of the hereditary quality of the
and though the question has been repeatedly Tor
several successive days. change has been effected Ii
Is reported that the members thus divded-for the
suppression-the Duke de Broge, the Duke Decazes
Marshal Iourdan Baron Segeur, Count Chapta Count
dHaubersart, and Count Corneadet. Against i-Count
Roy, Count Smeon Baron Partial, Baron Monuier Count
Moe' Duke de Montemart, and Count Portals. This d
vision, however, has prevented the nomination of a re-
porter and consequently il will be necessary for the
committee to refer back to the Chamber. The choice has
fallen upon the Duke Decazes.
1.-The be really in favor of the suppression of the bered
fary quality, is to be presumed without coming to any
positive conclusion upon the subject that his report will
partake oil the sentiments he has avowed which ought
toprevail in the Chamber The question the catego
iies is not yet decided but every thing TO create
great Importance to the Ministry that the Bill should not 90
back to the Chamber of Deputies According to all an
peaances the report will be presented about the OF
ncXtweek
POLAND.
FRONTIERS OF POLAND, Both Nova frightful re-
volt has broken out in the Military Colonies of Russia
SIX generals and large number OF officers massacred a
terhaving been horribly mangcd by Sitting their noses
cropping, &c.Pdence forbids the Emperor from nun
ishing them, but he has dissolved the colones-1hev
were established by the Emperor Alexander Riqorons
measures succeed each other in Poland with Incredible
fury The Russians had taken Zamosc and violated the
capitulation in the most shameful manner. Thirty
THOUSAND POLES are bdnished to Siberia; executions
wnd fortunes are there conducted under the Police In
soc provinces the vengeance is still more cruel The
daughter OF Count Potoci beaten with rods in the
ncck--anu by
the name OF Rottermunde spiked Prince
Czartorowsk with his wife and children were sent TO ST.
bera Ii is said that the result of the late revolt at War
saw was the death of $50 persons, among them ma
ny olcers Tor long time the objects of Russian hatred
The Emperor OF Russia has granted full pardon TO The
Polish troops who had taken refuge in the Pussan ter
ritorcs.
In few days the citizens and inhabitants of Warsaw
are torenew the oath of fidelity his Majesty tic En-
pcror. - -
Great damage has been done in many places by the
overlooking of the Vistula.
VIENNA, Dec. 3.-rho Russian Ambassador at this
Court has to-day received the of the evacuation of
Cracow by the Imperial troops the 9th of last month
TEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
NEW DIRK Feb. 2.-We stop the press TO announce
she arrival of the ship North ancrjca, Capt Macy from
sverpool, with London dates of the 30t and Liverpool
Collector, 30 miles TO the S. f.. of the Hook
The discussenin the French Chamber of Peers on the
aDonuon OIL an hereditary Peeragc, had been carried ON
WIN much yigouT. private letter states that the final
discussion closed on the 9th inst and that the chief a
Gle Of the ministerial project abolisng hereditary suc
cessIon was adopted by majority 1903 to67 The YOUNG
nuke OF ontebcllo Ga son of Marshal Lasnas) violently
opposed the measures TO the great surprise of every body
General Sebastana, the French Minister of foreicn
Airs was seriously III, aud unable attend the duties of
bis Office The President of the Council NJ Pcfier was
appointed TO perform them during the illness of Nj Sc
bastiani -
Some disturbances had taken place In The province of
Luxembourg, which, by the articles agreed ,Don nv hc
London Conference, il will be rccosccd was partly 10
belong to Holland and partly Belgium BODY of 800
men mad taken arms in favor of the professions of Hob
tand and some blood had been shed: Approximations are
expressed that the settlement of disputes between the
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