Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-04
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Paris papers to the l7h. The late hour paper came
to hand, compels 10 be brief in TRANSACTIONS.
Admiral Vieneuve is named Maritime Project, at
LOrent, IN place oil NJ Mallet, officer OF the same
grade, deceased.
In reference to the econsry movement at Frank
FORT heretofore mentioned IN this paper article from
that city OF the 9th April states that is impossible pre-
csely to estimate the number of individuals arrested as
participating in the affair Of the 3D. but that very
consderabe for that not only the ordinary prisons were
filled with the accused, but that many confined un
der arrest in houses temporarily appropriated for tina, pur
pose, and others sent 10 different departments
Ii is stated from Rouen that the number of German
egrants who have lately passed through that city for the
purpose Of enbaking Havre for the U. $. is much
considerable than they have been during former
years; they said TO be about a thousand
Ii was reported at Paris the 18th of April tina, Sc
rons troubles had broken out In the electorate Of Hesse
quit that capital Ii further sad but with less conf.
dence that an insuection had likewise broken the
grand ducby Baden and that portion of the troops en-
ployed against the insurgents had deserted.
AT the close OF the session OF the Chamber Of Deputies
ON the l4, Of April, General Lafayette, accompanied by
many Of the members waited upon M do Broge TO i'm.
tercede Tor 423 Poles who had left the place them
and who by their departure had brought themselves un
der the rgor OF the ordinances of the government The
General spoke with great energy in their justification aud
explained their motives. Nj. de Brogie is said have
promised TO use his influence TO mitigate the penalties they
had incurred.
The following are the members OF commission TO ex-
anime the project Of law relative treaty with the U
Staes-Messrs Durerger de Hauranne, Bessieres, Benz
Deesser, Tulchiron, Estanceln Rouet, Duchate Mar
tel Geo Lafayette. From the latter we are led to
inter- that interests will least be supported by one
friendly advocate.
PoRTUGAL.-Itism mentioned that the cause of Don Pc
dro looks rather more avorablehe had succeeded pro-
curing large loan.
The papers much occupied with speculations on
Turkish affairs; but there is nothing late have re-
ceiyed direct from that part of the world.
BELGIUM.-M. Lehon had audience on the 18Th of
April with His Majesty Louis Philippe. He the
bearer OF letter from Leopold the King and also from
the Belgian Ministry concerning the condition OF the
country
| NJ iebon reoresented that tha ;ntsrv.n,;o, Of Eo
was necessary, and that the of peace was
very uncertainthat King William under the influence Of
Russia, had refused all propositions for the adjusme OF
Begc aiars-that the Cabinet of ST. Petersburg would
not recognise farther the separation of Belgium than il
had already sanctioned and determined tender his
assistance TO the King of Holland. Great confidence il
added, was reposed in this intelligence
PARIS, April l5-The table OF the product of Indirect
taxes during the three first of this wear
with the product Of 1881 and 1892 presents an increase
francs over the ormer aud 200
| over the latter.
The Duke of Orleans did no. depart TODAY for London
is Jonrneyis postponed the LIST OF May In the mean
ime IL is hoped that something moro>podve concerning
the AFFAIRS OF The east be learned, that his Royal High
ness g nay confer concerning them TO effect The
Holland and Belec question win also, is believed be
brought upon the carpet.
PARIS, April I6-There c;rcuates an ex,raordin.r,,
uhour W faris at THIS moment and il generally be.
ieved IL is, that courier extraordinary arrived this
morning. announcing the government that all the po
sn refugees who had fled from their depots at BesancoD
Dyon &C. had arrived in the Grand Duchy of Bsdem and
una. Two regiments Of the line and of cavalry had
mat they are abundantly provided with money The mi
sy mas sent or'ersto the frontiers prevent the deser
'ion oil other refugees of the foreign legion
BRUSSELS, April l3.-We have heard that the minis
Try Intend TO resign. Iii said that Mr.. Gofet although
he silence he has observed during the sitting the 81
April seems TO place him in situation different from that
OF ms colleagues, the Ministers of Justice and of The In
terror, insists particularly on his dismissal
ODEssA' March l5-Yesterday the squadron of the
hurai Cumany arrived in harbor, and cast anchor
before the town at O'clock in the afternoon 1t is com
posea OF The following vessels-the Empress Mary the
Aamraps vessel OF "a guns; the Parmenio Ia the Ad
ahopie ga the Tenedos gate OF go guns, the trans
port ship Langsron
BELoKADE, March s0.-Two courers have Just pass
ed through This town their way to Vienna in oreat
haste tits said that they bearers of important ne
Mention Is made oil troubles having broken out at Con
sannnople which were however, at rcpressed 1t
Is auded that Ibrahm Pacba has again occupied SMYRNA
and that an Egyptian fleet had arrived at the same fine in
that port that the answer Of Meheme Ali 10 the propo
suons oil peace OF Admiral Roussn has reached Consan
loPe; that the Viceroy has rejected these propositions
and VIII not treat but through the medium OF tho four
great powers who have already their plenipotentia
res to Alexandra: All this wants confirmation
From Janina they write, that the European fleet sto
toned in the Archipelago have received orders TO sail for
the DardaDeIles " sun "
Warlke preparations are said TO be MAKING at Tun;s
where all good Mussulnen, according 10
aVe paper, are lending their assistance forify the
BELGIUM.
PARIS, April l6.-M. Lehon had yesterday an audi
ence OF the King, to whom he delivered latter from
Leopold and different from the Ministers nm the
oil france VIII become necessary aud that the preserva
uon o peace is very uncertain The cabinet of ST. Pc
crburgh will not acknowledge the separation of Belgium
which has already sanctioned, and desires to bring that
country back TO the dominion of the King of Holland
no confidence oil the latter has much increased that
IN refusing to continue the negotiation which he had
opened, he should have said that he certain that time
would not deceive the cause of public liberty, of which
Tue king'y power was the natural conservaor.
GERMANY
FRANKFORT oN.THE MAIN, April On othing tran
spires as TO the real causes, that is 10 saw the ranca
hons oil our revolution. IL seems determined we should
Oeleve that Russia has connection with it, which
appears hardly probable, for then NJ de Nsgles or Count
murch Bclinghausen would have absenied themselves
and The researches OF the Police would be much less Sc
we're.
was long premeditated, and that il was part of pot
which exploded before atured, as was the case
WIN He Polish revolution decided upon before IL took
place Athe persons implicated in this affair, are either
students oil The different universities in the neehbouflood
or men OF letters, physicians aud distinguished lawyers
The people have nothing do with it, and the peasantrv
IN the vicinity OF Hanan, who getting ready TO
march TO Frankfort had assembled il is said, ONLY be-
cause they heard the ringing OF the alarm bells
what proves besides, that the governments Of which
nave just spoken have very different opinion Of this event
rom that which they pretend 10 have the university or
der which shortly to appear and which prohibits The
students TO leave their respective universities during the
whole time Of their studies the vacations inclusive
no principal individuals in the last tumuIt al Frank.
Tort as yet known, Doctor Neuof, OF Frankfort NJ
Nsuschenpat, Of celebrated arsiocratc family in sno
yer, one OF the heads OF the insurrection Hanover Of
1881, after which he fed to Belgium and then 10
Srasburg, M. sneek, formerly officer afterwards an
associate OF Doctor Neuhof, dead Of bis wounds the ala
nj ia .t,tI