Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10

ment therefore, nothing positive had been done beyond
the concentration oil tho French army in the immediate
vicinity OF Antwerp The lines, as II from authority as
sues us that General Chase will not fire upon the
We last sight received by express from Falmouth e
tiers from correspondent Oporo brought by the Lii
yerpool steamer, which lie that city the 10th inst
The letters OF correspondent dated the Ilh 18th
h and 10th instant Though they record great event
they full OF Interesting details The chief points 10
which We would invite the attention o. ,o, reader (no,
having Dom Tor commonly is the change in the command
iu-chief OF the army, the Emperor himself hav ny re-
placed Count Villa Flor that the insults offer
ed by the troops OF Don Miguel Brush ships OF war
the curious progress OF Don igucl through The
country along with his sister hostage; the spirited at
lair which took place the lith ins the resignation of
Colonel Hodges and the changes in the other
OF the army. Count Villa Flor created Duke OF rerceira
to console him by title for the loss of the chief command
OF the army. The change may be udcious for the ea-
sons stated b." our correspondent tho do see that
the army suffers much by the absence of Saldanha The
English public who may be entertained with the caval.
cade OF Don Miguel should know that the poor Princess
rides in litter because in the blessed coun
try oil Don Miguel there roads by which she could
be conveyed in carriage without the danger of ioinp
her TO death, overturnng in ditch We are sorry at
the resignation OF Colonel Hodges, who has returned by
the steamer which brought our letters The army Of the
Emperor which at first had received compensation in
the arrival oil Sir john Doyle, has been also deprived OF
the services Of that gallant olIicer-Tmes, 23d.
From 10 Nouvele
PARIS, Nov. 26.-The following are further details
respecting the circumstances OF the attack yesterday upon
the King:
"Amongst the persons who on seeing the King. shout
ed the loudest acclamaons the spectators remarked
man. addressed, aged about thirty, of middle size who
waived his hat with his right hand At the moment the
King arrived opposite this indiv ua the latter drew from
his pocket pistol and presented it his Majesty with his
left hand, and continued wave his hat with his right
ga young woman near him, observing his movements,
seized mold OF his right and thus changed the dircc
ton of the shot. The assassin disappeared Immediately
amongst groups composed OF ill dressed persons who APP
peared disposed protect him. In his flight he threw
down the pistol which he had fired and second pistol
which was loaded. The detonation very loud. The
ball grazed the hat of Nj. Gabriel Deleser Aide Major
General oil the National Guards who formed part OF the
procession A movement of alarm was manifested among
his Nlaesty's suite.
"rhe young woman who seized the arm of the assas in
is named Maemoisee Boury She is the daughter of a
postmaster in the environs of Dunkrk On being es.
corted to the house OF the Commissary of Police of the
chateau, where she made her declaration, she expert
enced violent nervous attack On the return of the
King she visited by their Maiesiies and Madame
Adelaide, who paid her every attention
Disclosures made to the authorities have been the
mean OF tracing the assassin, fnl conspiracy OF which
he was lie the Instrument. At the hour al which we
writing (mdnght) the Minister of the ne rior and
the procur.ur General at he house The Project OF
/ the Pc ice"
From the Berlin State Gazette Now lol
DECLARATIONS OF Prussia The ourts of London
and Paris have found il suitable their carry
into efcc the treaty of 18th November last wear ih
respect TO the division of ter tory stipulated ia between
Holland aud Belgium, by the declaration addressed to
boh governments that each OF those governments is "a
evacuate by the IL instant the places and porious o.
territory, which, acco ding TO that Treaty. remain in
their possession, and that in oil refusal compliance
with this demand shall be obtained from the King of the
/ Neither lands by military measures
His Majesty the King, comfortably TO the declarations
which he has made OH every OCCASION and in concert
with Austria and Russia has caused notice TO be given 10
the governments oil England and France that he must re-
iuse TO these coercve measures not only all kind
rdon nut also hi+ assent and tht, the contrary, lac
has resolved 10 place corps OF observation the Maese
in order TO be ready the entrance of French army in.
to Belgium, the eventual quenccs which the
'he"ded military operations might have with respect to
the tranquility of Germany, and OF his Maiesty's doni
MONS, and 10 the general peace.
His Majesty has accordingly issued the necessary or
ders 10 the corps OF the army stationed in the Rhensh
vnces and Wesphaa, and the said corps of observation
wHIbe Immediately posted in the manner above stated
Paris, Monday, o'clock, y. M.
The procession to the Chamber of Deputies oday wa,
well nigh becoming tragic scene. The King, who wa
on horseback, was shot at with pistol, by who wa
standing on the bridge called lie Pont Royal over which
the procession passed The ball fortunately went over tn,
Kings head, and no injured by it. The man wh
hred the pistol appears to belong TO the populace Ill
was immediately seized by the ISLANDERS by and has since
been conveyed TO the office of the Home Department
where he now remains This incident has created mucl
greater sensation Paris than the Kings opening Speech
which you will receive by this conveyance.
OPENING OF THE FRENCH CHAMBERS.
PARIS, Monday, l9th.-A crowd assembled ear
~ hour in the neghborhood of the Chamber of Deputies
The doors were opened at III O'clock immediately afte
which the tribunes were entirely filled. At o'clock
me ng OF cannon announced the approach OF the King
he populations went out to meet him.
The Queen, accompanied by her children aud Madame
Adelaide came into the tribune which had been
for her.
wore The uniform of the atiOna GuIrd aud was proceed
ed by the grand depudlions, and followed by numerous
stan lie was greeted by the cries of Vive lie Roi ~
winch burst forth from every part OF the Chamber Hi.
Majesty uncovered and took his on the throne lie
then said TO the peers and deputies "Genenen he
aud then covering himself again, delivered the following
speech with steady voice -
"Gentemen,-l am glad, after long separation agar
to have recourse TO your wisdom and support In the in
erval my Government has been exposed TO serious trials
II mas overcome them by its strength ithas umpheC
factions.
deceived by the generosity of our institutions by oul
respect or the guarantees OF public rights, they have
calculated the strength OF legal and moderate policy r
PaTlS, IN Tie name OF the republican the west in the
name OF the counter revoluton-they have attacked by
iorce oil arms the established order
"lhe attempts at repubcanisn as well as counter re-
vOluiion, have been quelled.
" The days OF the 9th and 9Th of June have made ma
hIest me perverslty and the mbecty OF the friends OF
anarchy They have made clear the danger OF a policy
which would tenporze with gubversive passions
has recognized its true friends and its true defenders in
at intrepid National Guard in that brave and faithful
my VINO have so theoretically repused such attempts
nave been very happy that my presence, by encou-
raging g0o ctIZens, has fastened put down sediiion
IL mas been seen what force a constitutional king NAV
find in the support of the nation when compelled to have
recourse TO arms 10 defend the crown which he has
cAed on 10 wear and the institutions which be has
TO maintain.
we have had to deplore in the West instructions and
Tous crimes The mass OF the population have
ken any part in is and wherever the rebellion has broken
OUT II has been speedily eXDgused Let, there fore
he cupable authors of civil war who have so many time.
desolded those districts lose all hope of a counter-revo
Iuo as impossible in my eyes in yours for they FIND
US unanimous TO suppress it, always faithful TO our oahs
ana ready TO unite desnies with those of our country
recent event, and decisive for the public peace viii
destroy The last Illusions of this party