Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-26

ed. With the help OF some recruits, Zumaiararexuy ia
endeavotng 10 complsr his tour baitaons the Dastsl
1000 rat'ons have been ordered Tor them UrdscLe but
they are IN want OF arms. aud halt Of ihe.e bands
have nothing but stieks poinej with ron
detachment OF cavalry. 200 men sisons I. returned
without eiecting the ohectoi It's nissio W ch wa 10
produce rising OF the people the Upper Arrsgon EI
as'or mas received reiniorcenents. there shortly
be an engagement between him and the Csriisi chiefs
sr. JEAN DE Luz, Aug. San vessels belonging to
taken to ST. Sebastian. aud in Of endeay orna 10 pa
cape are to be burnt 1t supposed this measure has
been taken TO prevent the cnbarks OF Don Csto. il
he should attempt TO Escape.
It's said that this Prince is at sslvas mountsn on
the SUNNI, OF which there are ie W huts
The Christmas and the Carss have
we sonny occupied by their adv-rsaiies in state of
olossade Provisions are prohibited b,ing to e,her
parry under Paiu OF death.
SPAIN.
PARIS, Aug. S-Governnent has received trleerapbir
dispatches Ifom bayonne dated Oh aud 7h. They con.
Rodil. - ~
PAIRS. Aug 9.-Govcrnment has to day received news
from The frontier dated st. Pee the 7tl. According 10
ths Intelligence, Rodi has entered Eondo at the head OF
1000 men, Don Carlos who 90 iged to make a pre-.
cipiale Hight took the route towards LISA Emy, atoms
nave commenced IN considerable numbers The vile and
cnidren oil Lunaacsrcguy have arrived at Anhoa in ia.
rFehcn tefr'ory Isl Pee is situated the liver ST
jean de Luz halt way from ia youne Elsondo Ainboa
s thelast French village in the same dir elton Ie.ss
or Leyza whittier Don Carlos fed is seven or eish.
leagues (ours march) OF Elsondo four ST of San
sieban on the Bdassoa aud from The from
tiers oil France 49,
is worthy Of notice. thu, Don Carlo. did no, ,,sa,
towards the frontier, but in The direction OF Varanc, rs
IL II Was his Intention to traverse the great route OF Vito
ria between vilasnca aud Toosa in order to nrocssa a.
biscay L, Is possible however, that Zumaacu.r.yuv or
rather part OF the Cafst army, again occupies Leyxa
au, ana me cluster OF mountains to the OF
fampeuna As the despatch does state tina, Ro en-,
tered Eisondo in consequence eng agemen, tho in
Terence ia bat Zumaiscsrreguy concluded he could no,
maintain himself in the valley OF the Basan aud that he
WIN endeavor 10 avoid the principal body OF Rodrs force
some movement across the deren, ranges oG mountains
which inerscct that part OF Navarro
However this may be, the occupation of the valley Of
e o1s'an' WIN prevent The insurgents from falling back
upon the frontier. That which prevents them from being
already completely surrounded the same time derives
mem oil The only place OF depot which they had for their
una and provisions will compel them wander into ,he
INFERIOR mountains Of the country, without basis of one
dappm. "1 "'"Ou' P0'''
FRANCE.
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES Auguste-Attbepr eyio,s
sitting, NJ Dupin having been elected President of te
o"amoer' aud The other officers having been chosen
on this days Nj Bedocb occupied the chair "a presi
dent od tnterini, and said:
Genaemea-wheher owe your choice or to the
privilege OF the honor Of directing the labors of
legislative body so truly Freuch character az YOURS
nave right TO look upon il event calculated to
threw some eclat ON the decline of my career ia Ve-
without rejoicing at tho accident 10 which owe his AL
vantage may be allowed cong ratuste myself mon H.
limited good feeling with which yoa have listened TO me
proceedings. ''
The chair which have occupied Tor some DAYS among
you, WIZ soon be more woTIy filed but the object Of
your deliberations your deliberations themselves will in
crease In Importance. Tsens Superior 10 mna viii III;
rect your proceedings much better Than co Id have done
rms Is an avowal owe myself; and AZ any rate I
shall consider il honor TO have person.IIv assiss a.
seeoh o' an hoorsbe colleagues who is about TO bear
burthen under which should have sunk IL ia h.re
WIN Joy ,na' nvie him, not 10 succeed me, TO
long 10 Them. "'''" os
Mr. Dupin preceded by the door keeper of the Cham
Der mounted the tribune, and having without smiling
gwen me accustomed kiss to the Honorable NJ Bedoch
seated himself IN the chair and de ivered following
speech IN the midst of the most profound silence:
Gentlemen aud dear COHeogucS:
he dissolution OF the last Chamber was attended will
the inevitable result OF the conyocaton of new leoisIa
Charter. " w
The constitution has thus settled it, in order that the
parliamentary should INCOMPLETE longe than
was suici'y necessary Tor lis re- establishment.
HeDce, IL was the duty of the newly elected Deputies
TO appear at their post organize themselves Caied
for the fourth time the honorable station bonorable il,
,ru'hm my eyesoi presiding the Chamber elected
"nen Tie charier oil 1880 adopted in body i'm.
stalled on the same day, when tst charter was publicly
sworn TO rom This spot by the King of The French am
PROUD ana justly So Genemru Collie agues of hav.
Ing obtained The hatering SURFACES Of Chambes wbo.e
sessions must have an imporlan, influence the ulure
aestlnes OF the couniry-of Chamber, whose mission
peng essentially conservatory is 10 strengthen and
soiddte the throne, aud those Institutions which
legislatures have established. (IIear! heard
Gentlemen and dear Colleagues Whatever course vovr
proceedings may take, al whatever period you may
rop or re commence them, il express your sentiments
as wen as my own, have fail cOnhence, that faithful
yoar oah--thaI oath which is as mere repei
lion OF words acclama,ions Ico the cenire) are de-
termned to allow that tie legitimacy of our olo,iors
revolution OF July ihat the popular principles Of The qo
vernment IL founded and the legality of ito existence
snail be IN any way contested called in auesiou
(Brayo! BravoD The CONSTITUTIONAL. CuARrrR
AND THE DYNASTY OF 1890, that is the point from which
we set out and IL is with this vie OF things that all secon-
Diary questions should henceOrli be discussed
jealous defender Of your prerogaiives scrupulons
guardian OF your rules OF proceeding for all snd against
all, impariaiy is my duty. add, that is besides es-
sentaiIy my inclination. But impartiaity would b. in
Inherently secured by weakness; il sometimes demands
Vlgor and 10 case OF need rely your assistance.
Gentlemen: let us do the business O. the country let
us do II IN good temper, with iuelg ence without Using
ourselves ~ vain theories embierrd by painful disputes
or old recoiecions. Be comp ore, ony
40 zeal Tor Tie public good, III paotisia aud in good
sense.
Let the laws which may be submitted 10 US be discuss
ed in spirit Of meoraOn, that progress i'm n,e
gence which springs from The experience Of pas times
the recollection oil which ough present seI(io our
Imagination, like useless aud seueisss but 40 AN
instructive lesson whici deserves lie referred to- that
we may avoid those rocks against which we have seen
ny turns, both power aud Iiber shipwrecked. Hear
Eesr) N
Tia: which above all lLings ought 10 engage your at
ten'ion s the state OF finances Ia vain tie Chamber
las proclaimed In three successive addresses at ~ as
important TO labor without ceasng place the putic ex
penses on an equilibrium with tie revenues and 10 con
hne the Ministers strictly 10 the appropriations N The
budget The expenses have notwithstanding cos;ineJ
10 exceed the receipts, the limits OF the legislative credits
have been constantly surpassed.
And notwithstanding, gentlemen, with tie Chamber Of
Deputies lies all the steps nidOfy tic passing OF e
budget mat Chamber hxes The appropriations the amount
OF The burihens which the country 10 hear. IL ought
not, therefore, 10 tolerate that shall he couneed az
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