Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-09
press from Paris bringing letter from their
from which we extract the following:

from which we extract the following:
PARIS, Tuesday, May 81. o'clock, p. NJ.
The news OF the King Of Hollands armis-
ce Tor so indefinite period, the condition proposed by
Lord Pslers ON aud Prince Talcy aud he re
yesterday, although fully anticipated informed YOU
in OF letters far back three weeks sgo il af.
feeed the funds in the same way az il the
OF the armce had been quite and the
wholly unlocked Tor. The per c.nts rose nearly l2
per cent; the Spectators the Bourse ere more Than
usually active and variety OF rumours put into cir.
cuation with the view OF adding stimulus the market
Oh the latter there only worth epc ating as
Icve IT to have had some iouulaoas said that the
French Government has received accounts from Constan
tnope OF so late date a. the lust, up which lime
nothing had occurred iio which any doubts could be
raised, that peace would not be ratified None minis.
tcrai papers, however, speak If these accounts and o
rather fear fom the ascibcd the latter at the
Bourse, aud the silence OF the ior-r, that favorable
has been put OH the negative character Of the
news Meheinet Aits h"al answer ratification ouCh
to have arrived long before the 5th and il Ibrahm lad
not commenced his reirea by the end OF April i, mus,
have been owing 10 the OF new ditc u,tes
Ii Is certain that the Sultans tone has unerpon.
very material change since the arrival OF his new allies.
the Russians, AMI that was his intention whatever might
ne me ultimate consequence OF the presence and
OF such allies, 10 avail himself the utmost Of the advan-
ges OF The strong position in which they have Temporal
lilly placed him.
tFtom the Morning Chronicle Of the Odd,
Inferniem If Rean.-'fhe funeral of MIR. kean |. an.
eesson Is to Start at o'clock The pail will be borne by
Mr. Macready, Mr.. Harley, Mr.. Fa,rcn, Mr. Cooper.
MIR. Sheridan Knowles and probably Mr. CHARLES Young
he mourners who immediately follow the body will con.
sist OF the medical gentlemen who attended Mr.. Kean.
and few personal friends The of Richmond
have forward in bodies for the purpose of tes,fyng
eir respect - The deceased, by entering into
ton to raise monument to his memory and making eve
1y possible preparation calculated give effect and So
emnty to the scene OH Saturday. The coffin containing
the body Of Mr.. Kran is made of old English oak mo-
hsned' with brass plate and handles presenting neat
ana substantial appearance On The plate is engraved the
Following bret but modest inscripton:s Edmund Kean
died the 18th May, 1885, aged AS"
Mr. Nee, the chairman Of the late Spafelds meeting
has surrendered himself the authorities and for an, Of
led q him
mitted 10 the House OF Correction
Dovra, May 2O.-in the suite Of the Prince Czarto.
ryssSi who embarked from Wrigh,'s on Saturday, for
france, was male attendant, aged 49, only feet Is
inches IN height but well proporiioned and of good as
pee. Yesterday the Britannia steam vessel and the Oar,
ssng vessel arrived in the roads from Ostend with about
Soo young men for Don Pedo's army The off.
GERS VINO had been hero Tor nine ten days waiting
.her arrival, immediately embarked in boats and went on
board, when the vessels got under weigh and accomna
MED by the Wellington steam vessel proceeded viii
lair wind down the Channel.
The French funds continued their inward p,,ys,.,,
TOT snort ome alter the opening Of business to-day at
.ne Doure' The per cts having reached 10. which
not long maintained, and the per cts gradually receaed
20 20 oo nc per cents closed at lob l5 and the 3
ftv ~ ~. 20 10 ,or mohey There were rumors
oay az me bourse worthy OF any notice.
- From Gdiignani's Messenger of the 2l,t
me iemps gives the following as 1t Is said
that the marriage oil the Duchess of Berry with Coun,
Lucches Pali, took place Massa in the chanel nj tho
Spanish Consulate three days previous 10 her
,Ir harseiles: The same paper announces tia, the
In ia
said 10 he charged with mission obtain the consent o
the fallen family to the Countess OF Lucches P,IIi
serving Notwithstanding the marriage the ,le rank and
honors OF Princess of the blood
ne Augsburg Gazette fhe 18th inst. has letter from
belgrade dated May 6h stating that the French squadron
which Is collecting i'll the Archipelago will probabiv bc
obliged to take up station without the DarIaneIe. ~
the Russian ambassador is said to have declared L;i
against It's being admitted into the of Marmora The
same paper gives the following particulars from Consan-
unope respecting the ST. Simonans whose arrival there
we nave already men'oned "The arrival Of party of ST
Smonians 10 seek the free ia this capt. AL and mar
ry her to Father Enlann has for some wa r,.,
the public attention from the important political vent.
WSn are now passing These adventures by their ri
ocuous costume and conduct, we'll as by the liberties
which they took with Turkish women had given 70
.ne government so much suspicion and discon.
tent that it ordered them be arrested and conveved 70
Ottoman empire" "''' VIC
ENGLAND
perdict Of the Coroner's Jurv on m, Juoye,t b.,, 49,
a!felds. "' "P"'
AT nan past nine O'clock the Jury returned, and the
informed the Coroner that they had greed upon
their verdict which he read in the following
we ma verdict of Unsuitable Homicide on the
grounds that no Riot Act read nor any ProcIamaon
advising the people to disperse that the Government did
not take the proper precautions prevent the meeting
from assembling, and that the conduct of The nojics Us
erocious brutal and unProvoked by the people; and we
moreover express anxious hope that the Government,
WI" IN iuture take better TO prevent the re
i vi Sucn di'sraceiu transactions in the metropo
The Coroner sail--I DO not know how vo, c,r cav, ali
1se 'inSs on he evidence which you have heard. The
Cmy evidence which you have TO show how this man met
MS deai, was that young who saw the stab given
10 man. who was acting in lauIabe and unoffendinp
mahner and how any OF the Jury can Justify such
an act, don't understand hope ge ntlemen Won viii
consider your verdict You are not here 10 trv IN.
Goncuc' OF other persons, whether in the Government or
ro"ce; ms, IN my opinion, is verdict. (Cries of
on, oh) Indeed isn't Ii not iust6abe homicide:
IL was either wnl murder by some ono Won do knny mr.
was suppressed by the officer in attic ndance1
Foreman-We have patiently considered our verdict
neTe nave oeen conflicting opinions amongst US but we
nave all ahxiously compared opions-and that the
CONSCIENTIOUS verdict oil us all, patiently aud carefully
formed win the most anxious deIiberation.
our are called upon say how Robert Cullv
came by his death, and the only evidence YOU have IN do
stabbed. ~ ~ Sd" MIN
Several OF the Jury exclaimed eve 10 not believe her.
no, not of us" ~ ' "'''
CoroneT-And why not?
a Juror Because she coniradcted nv other wit
nesses SHE said she two minutes talking 10 the m
hceman and was proved by all the other witnesses
was impossible She was tutored '
Another Juror-She was; she was uorea bv ,,,s po;co
acknowledged TO having been with the ever since
,9si ~ ask US tn-give verdict against our CEN
, Coroner-You say there were no precautions think
there were plenty Of measures
Juror-Ihere were ssnres 10 prevent the meat,
ing; and the means employed to drerse il were disgrace
full ~ ~ ''h'"''
Coroner--We gentlemen, your verdct it, that Rober,
Gully was killed with Unsuitable homcldeP
Jurors-We do
coroner, Ito The Foreman)We SIR shall strike out
a me rest The coroner here drew his pencil across all
me words that followed 'justfable homicIe"l
f0remah-i cannot agree TO that, sir.
Inn I.ra.