Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-30

panons-but ii is not asserted by any person-indeeJ
there is not particle OF doubt upon the point-bat
he received his death by the hands of the country people
who were quite unarmed. Mr. Marshal Cummins, the
magistrate having gone for cart TO convey the body of
the deceased man 10 Middleton, understand severely
beaten by the women whom he met, and would but for
the protection afforded at the house Of the gentleman to
whom he went for the cart have en- seriously injured
lbs day, the greatest excitement prevailed amongst
The people, four of whom taken prisoners for not
having dispersed after the reading of the act yeste
day-ont many oil them did not appear in the part of the
country where the subponas were served Some gentle.
men, particularly Mr. Garrett Berry, appeared early in the
day with the military, and at their the peope
were, understand, prevailed upon retire, and allow
the process Of law be carried nto effect can give
no fuller accounts at present. being pressed for time,
you may rest assured that the which have
stated are o most accurate that DO collected and
gathered from the mos, impartial and unbiased iuivi
who were present at the transaction.
Hirest Of M Steeie--On Thursday the famous Thos
Steele arrested in the city of Limerick by Mr. Vokes
police magistrate, Information Charging him with
having uttered false and malicious libel aganshe Gov
eminent, few days since, whilst officiating Chairman
at the dinner given celebrate the decision the
Limerick election committee in favor OF the sitting MEM
bcrs. He was held to bail, himself in 2OOL and two
sureies in 1901 each.
FRANCE
LONDON, June THE Paris Journals of Wednesday,
nave been received this morning. A serious dispute
arose near the military school, Paris Monday between
oil the 5oth regiment the other. The rio, originated il
was reported, in illusions The the Both
regiment when engaged in the riot Cir noble
in the spring OF 1881.
The Countess de Casteja not having been able ON ac-
count oil Ill health, TO comply with the desire OF the
Duchess OF Berri who Tor her Blayc the Princess
dc Beauiremon offered himself and the offer has been ac-
copied In consequence the Princess set out the 4
ness TO Palermo. Nj. Hennequin the advocate has re-
ceived permissonto proceed 10 Blaye.
a letter from Prague announces that NJ de Chateau
brand arrived in that town the 25h u, and was 10
leave it in few days for the purpose of delivering let
ter from the Duchess OF Ber the Dauphiness at the
| TO Paris.
In the French Chamber of Deputies, the ministers were
left in minority vote OF Is millions of francs (f720
QUO slerng moved for by them defray the expense
completing the junction Of the Tueries and the Louvre,
Con The north sde projected and partly effected by Ma
poleon This defeat OF ministers deemed Important
but does not, nevertheless appear likely to be indicative
OF their approaching fall The session OF the chamber was
| believed 10 be fast drawing to a close.
HOLLAND AND BELGIUM
LONDON, juno M onilsnrof Saturday contains
the official announcement OF the signg in London,
The 2ist uit OF the provisional treaty between France,
Holland and this country and its ratification on the 29th
May subsequent article III the paper states that
the French Government had, in consequence, directed
that the embargo on Dutch ships be forthwith removed
aud cease in oil ports OF France and that Dutch prisoners
tbe Immediately released and sent home. This inelli-
gence, previously known here, produced favorable inn
preston on the French stock market
The HAGUE, June The second Chamber of tbs
has been occupied for several hours this
afternoon The following pretty nearly The terms Of
! a Ministerial communication made 10 the NJ:
Noble and Mighty Lordsl-I Is now three months
since made known TO The States General the design of
the King to send an embassy England Tor the purpose
OF re.esiablshug relations with France and Great
britain on their former Ooing and OF thus opening way
by which tie Netherlands, in the fiy Pow.
might negotiate the definite conditions of separations
between Holland sud Belgium The agreeable talk now
deyolves OF announcing 10 vour High Mightness
that the object OF this mission has been attained The
course of The negotiation de,aed in the documents
which His Majesty has directed lay before YOU
NJ Nersolk then read in succession an Official note Of
NJ Dedel dated the 23d OF March, accompanying the
draught OF preliminary convention. This follow ed
by the joint note OF Prince Talleyrand Lord Palmer
ston, dated the 81 Of April which has been already pub
iished. Another note OF the Fronch aud English Pleni
potenaries dated the 22 OF April then read Then
followed two documents-ihe a OF NJ Dedcl da-
led the l6i--the other the reply of Prince Talleyrand
and Lord Palmerson, dated the 10Th May After which
Nj. Versok road the conventions OF the 2Ist and Corua
fannounceds ratification
NJ VersiOk concluded his address in terms like the
following This document pu;s end, lie said, s'io
me measures employed by France and England against
Holland
PoRTsMoUTH June 1.-The preliminary treaty be-
tween England, France, and Holland which evoke The
Dutch embargo having been ratified, the combined squad
ron has been dispersed The French ships have
TO Cherbourg from the Downs, aud those of this nation
the Donegal, o. Captain Fanshawe, with the flag of his
Rear Admiral Gage, and Scout Is, Commander Hargood,
arrived at Spi,head yesterday, the Stag, AZ, Captain
Lockyer, c. Is. followed o.day aud the Satellite ls Com
mander Smart and Shake, Is, Commander Robertson are
hourly expected here The Castor, ~, Captain Cord
John Hay, has proceeded Lisbon which station the
Donegal, Stag aud Scout also ordered, the govern
ment evidently being aus ous have British force on
the spot now the dispute is likely be brought TO ter
mnaon as i'll The conflict British property may pro-
lection Rear Admiral Gage struck his flag last evening
on hoard the Donegal.
The Dutch East Indiamen and other vessels detained
at this and other ports, preparing with all ex
petition On the first inmaon of their release the cap
ains OF The several vessels displayed their colours Some
oil these vessels OF harbour Ills evening and tie
remainder will follow the Custom house de =.
Inaids Tor the maintenance oil their crews settled.
GERMANY
LONDON, June THE Governments OF Germany seem
10 he thrown again into another fit of that alarm which
the iyrannca DEGREES OF the Diet last year intend
ed to remove quiet Prussia has prohibited her youth
from irequeniing any universities hut her own without
special ccnse ard has recalled those students who have
already commenced their studies at such foreign establish
menis. Even special lcence I've given TO imbibe
knowledge at three of the German instutioDs,-Erlan
gen, Heidelberg and WuIzberg,-which actually
, placed under the ban Of the Prussian Government.
The motive assigned for this extraordinary measure il
the late tumu OF Frankfort which is described as the
work OF the students from the neighborng Universities
This being the The natural remedy Tor such an evil
or the best mode of preventing its recurrence would have
been to have watched the Vaccinations oil those college
conspiraiors and not 10 have occupied the free and mpe
rial city OF Frankfort with Austrian and Piussian troops
II seems 10 be thought impossible that the little republic Of
Frankfort enjoy it's freedom and tranquility, without
obtaipng attachments Of troops from the great despo-
tic Government Of tie Confederation, protect from tho
beardless professors Of liberty
The King Oi Bavaria, who formerly great profess
sor OF liberal doctrines, has likewise taken the alarm as
we'll as his despotc brother Of Prussia The fee Of
Hanback,, which only last year farce in this
instance been converted into tragedy. collision is
said TO have taken place between the inhabitants Of
Ncwsiadt and the Bsyarau troops, the former cele
bfsted place 10 which several lives said have been
sacrhcod
These are bat partial Disturbances they do aiale