Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-28

and others whom IL TO take notice..
sCiven at the Council Chamber in Dublin this 9th day
of April, 1888. Rose. WIN. McMahon, VIM. Saurin,
John Radcliffe, John Daughery,
+. Blackburne, r. H. Vivian.
ssGod SAGE the King"
DISTURBANCES IN GERMANY.
letter Of the 4h inst from Frankfort, affords the fol-
lowing further particulars OF the in that city
-'The feelings OF Indignation which excited by the
publication of the Frankfort Protocols well known.
The execution OF these DEGREES, aud the
persecution Of the press had created dssasac
ton; the unreasonable adopted by the Cabinets
OF Sutgard and Casse contributed to rouse The OF
the naon when the people were suddenly informed that
the Diet, not content with what it had done, contemplated
anew coup detat-the suspension Of the Chamber for FIVE
years. Frankfort the seat Of the Diet, and the city OF
Germany where the press under greater restraints than
any where else, where liberty is ramped under foot,
where commerce is ruined by tho custom houses the
States which surround itFrankiort likely take
particular share in the agitation which pervades the States
OF the Confederation.
Ing Of the theatre at half past nine vast crowd
ceedcd through the called Zei to the guahouse
Of the c0nstabes occupied by 80 soers OF ne and
as many police officers. This crowd headed by
young men in the costume Of students, wearing white
scars On their arrival before the guard house. oil
the young stepping out OF the ranks harangued the
people, who had collected in great numbers. In this
speech he expaated the oppression OF which Germany
was the victim The people received the speech with
unanimous applause In instant, guns pistols, and
bres stributed the guard attacked and
the prisoners confined for political offences set at liberty
The same crowd having been considerably augmented,
then proceeded along tho Zei to the principal guard
house, attacked it amid shouts OF Liberty DEATH
liberty the prisoners among whom was NJ. Mohr, who
had been confined two suspicion OF having taken
share in former disturbances Whilst blood flowing
both sides the guard house, the ang
throughout the town to call together the National Guards
Part OF the citizens in time prevent the capture
the arsenal The troops OF the ue amounting 500
up in haste and succeeded in retaking the chief
guard house Two hundred soldiers also defended the APP
proach to the Glacis.
perambuiaing the Streets u,tepg shouts OF ury paroles
OF cavalry infantry and pompies, were seen in all direc-
tons; the gates OF the town were shut, and this
morning, at 10 o'clock allowed to into
the town. The conflict very desperate One student
received nineteen wounds by bsyonet. prisoner at
tempting to make his escape, MORALLY wounded Many
spectators in returning home either killed wounded
Ii 10 positively asserted that thousands OF peasants
tho point Of entering Frankfort Ii is also reported that
Disturbances place Hanau and that fire. arms
have been made use Of AT halt past eleven, OF the
Bugomasters OF Frankfort rode through the different parts
of the city in his carriage, and inspected the posts He
then proceeded at the head of 90 soldiers of the ue
80 National Guards to the tower called the Ptdrrthum
where they were sounding the ocsn. Ii is remarkable
that not one oil the individuals who toing the bell
was arrested.
.P s. Three o'clock-Iis generally reported that the
palace OF the Duke OF Nassau, at Beberch, is in flames
There is no more fighting to-day at Frankfort. The
Der of deaths is not yet asceraned 1t is said that five
soldiers have been killed and twenty wounded The stu
dents have sustained great loss 1t is that nsurrec
tions to break out Wurtzburg CasseI sc. For
the moment the National Guards of Frankfort
ed orders part OF them, however, have withheld their aid
and others refuse 10 fire upon the people. The great
iority OF the National Guards have declared their sen
be attributed to the diet and the Senate add that in
future, they will afford assistance Authorities only
when the just grievances Of the people shall have been
dressed.
PARIS, April Our accounts from Consaninople
continue to be vague and unsatisfactory, and beyond the
confirmation OF Ibrabims disavowa of the occupation
Smyrna, there fact in the to throw
light upon the probable issue Of the contest in the East
Although is said here the mt has received
news OF favourable nature the great features Of the ques
ton remain unchanged in all the intelligence which has
reached us through various channels
fan1ay 1f ,tz
ton appears to have undergone change and the troops
at the disposal OF the Sultan amounting about
not to be relied upon The presence of the Russian
fleet was thus considered indispensable by the Sultan and
his friends The fleet had is said received reinforce
ment of 5000 men and 20 cannons Troops of the same
nslon were advancing by forced march the Turkish
capital, and by letters from Odessa, of the 18th March,
learn that three vessels had port for the
purpose Of taking on board troops and ammunition for Con-
stannoplc
The French Government has decided upon sending out
especial envoy to Alexandra TO treat with MeheIaet
The Marquis de Bots lie Compile is the person selected
the Viscoun de L,nouc goes his secretary This act
OF Government proves that Admiral Rousss policy has
not met with the entire support OF Cabinet and that
more concia'oy temper is considered necessary to
mage the Turkish question. Nor is Admiral Roussin
perhaps perfectly initiated into the diplomatic secrets of
BoURsK.-Busncss has been dull yesterday and to-day
10 consequence OF the aspect of affairs in the East Some
business this morning done in the Three per Cents at
TIT 20c and 25c but they subsequently fell to tn IOc
Five per Cents, 1907 90c. 1907. So
VIENNA, March 20.-The Consaninorle mail of the
delivered, we learn that the city indeed Tranquil bu,
that considerable fermentation exists among lower
dcrs which threatens tho public safety unless the Sultan
mas at his disposal military force which lie can i'm
plicitiy depend.
There about 1000 Turkish troops in the capital
ana environs, but their spirit is bad that they ouI be
more like TO promote disorders than check them Ii is
therefore supposed that the Russian fleet which received
reinorcements on the 10Th of March, will not leave The
BosPhorous or at all events, will TO short distance
only IN order to be able, necessary quickly
save the Sultan and his capital from destruction The
reiniorcements above spoken Of said consist of some
sions OF infantry in the have approached the
Danube TO be at the disposal of the Porte with all this
IT'S not easy to see how the Sultan is ex,ricae himself
from MS difficulties; for though nobody deny the good
intention oil the Emperor OF Russia in Fastening to assist
the Porto without any arul views every body
sble that the Sultan has aenated the hearts his Maho
metan SUBJECTS by his eagerness for Innovations
LATEST FROM OPORTO.
The Manlius transport arrived this morning (SarIavl
from oil Oporto which place she left Monday afternoon
having landed 2IJ men and several officers. The ST.
George, al the same time, landed 100 and tho Lord We'll
hngon great maay hullocks, with large quantity Of
PROVISIONS IN fact the night of the 27lh about 30 sail
OF vessels landed thcir cagoes Several officers of Pc
dros army came of The Manlius they were all in hie
SPIRITS aud described every thing going on well for lie
queens cause. Money by some means had reached Sar
torious, with which he had been able to paw the Consti
won ana the Portuguese corvces and the Villa Flor BRIG
"". 'nese three vessels were cruising of Oporo.
- i"rt"er supply OF money on Ike 26h from
Oporto the London merchant steamer for te fleet and
odt'ous WIN all his ships, hourly expected at Opor
to whc" me Manlius came away. Pedro now musters
900 English ah1 1000 French troops, and his whole