Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-24
FOREIGN.
LATE II FROM FRANC'


&ry ", Captain Caso arrived last nie ht bringing
4 ana Havre dates OF the 10 May.
ney 20 not contain Gays the Courier and Erqnrer)
aa"y poica news oil consequence that not reached IA
Coy te way OF England. We have only translated on ae
,o"t OF the Interest which the innate accident N
ou'on has excited. the debate which took plac. NJ, M,
asucjrct Ia the cbam.er Deputies Our rausl,;on -
1rom lie Constitutional whose reports are ,nore GI ,J
1see"ed more co'rec, i-n those OF any other Para
Extrac, from tho debates in the French Chamber of
Deputies the III Juue:- ~ s' "
4 NJ Eseh0ssefiaur AS am NJ ,I,e tr;h,,o ..;., A.
speaker, will sk-iron the Minister of Marine so
OF recent event which has this dsy con,
! o 'ne xno".edgs OF the pubic. The following IS liz,
Sevent alluded to- On the day the k ne tet- an Ame,
i,gae IN sight OF the port OF Touo. fire seven can
non sho's on the French ship lie Sugren which VA,
Jon deck. - - ~" ""o "eiS
however painful this occurrence il is no doubt the Il.
% mistake bu, as is Of character to throw peo
~ "inus INTO ate OF anxe'y the state of our ,e
a'ions with The United states IL requires so,a ,,
IONS on Tue part Of the government, nhich now ask Ia
Spresence OF tue chamber. W 70" :"
4 nj. de Rigny, Minister OF FOREIGN Aa,;,s t,;,
ha, an unfortunate event, will even saw am auLysr
Nv has happened IN the port of Touon for /, il i'm
yrossioe 10 suppose that foreign vessel ceIebr,,n
reach port the Kings eie, intentionally fred ,,i,, h
""e OF our vessels, aud proof in this respect ~
80 , ,o , 70 he Chamber letter written by the
Oh the irgate TO the maritime prel.ct fi,ad
English. translate - ' rs III
I Srn lis with the ,eeue., .o,,o, t,..,
siva iio'n Marseiles (ior Gentlemen Won ,,ns, 90,
ne cap'aD OF the American gae was at the ,pomsn,
"i'sesF) me SAD accident which occurred i'm firms
a'ue Ia honor OF the day the gatc United st,e
Us impossible for me TO express what feel on this nc
3casoh 10 July comprehend pray YOU sir In nIsc
syou'seifior monen, in my situation and a, ba can. 80;
to receive the assurance which give 90 in M. % ''e
eet confidence that il IL sincere of the proIounJ 80
winch nus The breast OF every officer and sailor Of The
TWO n american vessels at present at 1oulun 80
me master gunner. who has been the cause of
nad Tie reputation OF brave and good
o"' nc nad been but short time board The shin
have placed him under arrest aud my intention il r.
onng him before martial as soon as ion Tho o;
Ger IN command OF the American force A. nroof g
que uue sentiments aud deep sympathy which ia feI, h
3is on this occasion, beg YOU SIR 10 allow ,ba, ol,a
non oil 5000 francs, which has been made from Tho r
o' the ships be appropriated the Of the victims oe
w. eli ~ aee'usn'. lfrom all parts-yery wet
REMY. T.. BALLARD, Captain u. S. Navy
r, , Commanding the frigaie United States
sempioyed upon The great affairs now before IT, we undsr
'he preliminary proceedings very far advanced
anu ''a tbe act OF accusation tor he In p
~ ~, PROBABILITY, be published before the end of the
Sniiy the sui rers by the late riots a, LYONS " ~
4 letter OF the il,lI inst from Genevs s,vs .o,,...
nave oeen sen to all points Of the Swiss frontier to rese
Irregular passport "'' 'e''er Vi
private letter from Bsyonne dated the Is,h ins,
5Says-"Aceording to letters from NJ arid The Minis,e
IS apou' 10 9e removed IN consequence of his not
3dgreeng WIN hs colleagues. Gen. Rodii is about to re-
ume ,e command OF the army in the Basque provinces
" CIV WIZ Nc re placed in Portugal by Gen. values.
"en onesadd comes " adrd TO fake the command Of
a'he guards. We learn that about 1000 men have .is
CAT Bliboa from Casie'' 800 'e"
The Aug-burgh Gazette of the 18Th inst, contains ,h
soowing extract oil letter othe 7t from Vienna.Jbe
alliance formed between France and England for tbs 70
novaI oil the Preeners from Spain and Portugal ,,a,
Sprove great concession the movement party oar
Ambassador at Tile Court OF Madrid Count Brnns,,i 49,
rriveh here on visit The Spanish Ambassador At our
pon CAmpnsans, will return Madrid in few days
Jon leave OF ali ance." ~
PARIS, May If On Monday evening the KING
transacted business with the American Ambassador
oh rMhls' may ga new party of 300 emgrans from
wifi
rancs, lately passed through Forbach ON their wsy r.,
some Seaport where they intend to embark Tor America
EVERY LATE FROM EUROPE iMpoRTaNI. ~ IN
IELidGENCE-DEATH OF THE lLLUSTRIoUS
LAFAYETTE.
BY the arrival of the packet shin N.no,aon C,;
9mh from Liverpool whence she sailed ON The 2t,h u
limo The Evening Post has received copous files OF Lon
Ion, Liverpool and provincial papers from Ionon n ,,
s'norning oil the 23d inclusive and from, Iyernool to H.
Stay of sailing ~
The mot prominent intelligence brought bv ,his ar
val Is tia nf the death oil the venerable and illusirio,s
aiayeue. Gaiignan's Messenger OF The 2Oth Ma sa,
s. +" IN uniegned regret, announce this n,eancbolv
w"sn look place at quarter to five O'Clock ibis
norhi"g The improvement which was perceptible il,
abe symptoms OF his fatal maady yesterday evening :.
aud which inspired his friends with hope that lis yaus
Nble lie might yet be spared to them contained mil
9about O'Clock this morning when change ,oot H. -
ais breathing, which announced the approach o isoI
o pser vas about 10 be applied TO his chest he
ssny expressed his dissent these were his la words
he venerable General born on the Ist Srpemb,
alfof and consequently, wanted little more than ,re.
he
drous scenes in both the New World and The OIdin WHICH
The name OF Lafayette prominently distinguished are
"ohg me most remarkable in the annals of mankind and
HWe may sa'ely aver without enering into abstract oD
mons on political doclrinesa history does 40, in all her
5fecorhs possess name which has parsed through ,h,
edfeh"g ordeal oil pnblic opinion the darkest ami
snost tempestuons times pure md unsued liar M;
"hoe death is country is to-day called upon 10 epore
q me death oi Lafayette is loss the world America
q oses ~ him an early, strenuous aud dntereeed cham
pon OF her independence; and Europe loses her most
e'ous ana consistent advocate of Tie rights OF
. throughout career eventiu beyond that OF any man
z"ve THIS lUstrions person kept con.tan,lv in VIZ - 40
The great object Of all his exer,ioDs the dsio of re
3hcan principles, the moderation Of government and Inc
ae'cVd'nn oil The condition oil his fellow men, The senti-
ne' oil sorrow for his loss, will be more universal ,la
me uea' Of any other man in the whole world would oc
tchsioh, Tor lie had made his dear every heart v
me many exalted virtues Of his cbaracter-by Ills phiIan
4hopy ms zeal in support Of popular institutions his co,r
age ~ The battles OF liberty, his whole career public and
svae through tile long period OF nearly four score wears
urc' consistent, hTm, nevoleni animated with aror
3hat no dhcuilies could cool, and governed Nv pte-
EEhy mat no aiuremeDs could corrupt he commanded
he respect even OF those e opposed and diving will re-
4ceve The tribute OF their grief II hoped that the i'll
mess 10 "c he fell prey had yielded TO the skill Of lis
P'Ssicias Itis last letters 10 his friends In ,s eoufrv
were "fluen by ise and indicated returning STRENGTH
Is ont lew days since made extract lon one of
dese eP'%'es' traced Ivy his hand. The passage
5snor.' OUT was on the subject uppetmos IN bis
4ninn-ie political rights OF his fellow men The dav
ffeFous 10 bis death the Chamber Deputies paid hin,
ne distinguished compliment Of sending depu,son il,
a name 10 inquire alter the state Of his health or tho
p'uer uh was dken alter that mesncho event our ma
8pefs arc not late enough to furnish any account iIs
eu on 'he morning OF The 20 H. aud only 10 the same
{''o n,g u wa, our news IRON Paris reaches.
Tie political news fom England adds little 10 what =,
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