Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-23
FOR EaGN.

FOREIGN.
LATE AND IMPORTAN Mt FROM FRANCE
| NEW York, May 10. Since our publication of Satur-
day, have had two arrivals from Hsvre later date
than before received The last The ship Poland Capt An
thony. brings Paris and Have dates OF the 10 April
We are thus placed in possession Of intelligence oil inn
poriaDt insuri dictionary in Lyonshe second
city in magnitude in France and in The capital itself.
For the details refer TO The letter OF our Paris
correspondent and TO the extracts from French papers
give below Our readers will draw their conclusions
from perusal OF them. The loss of life both sides
must have been great for doubt the numbers who
iaiien have been greatly diminished
mems. At Paris, il evident the Government OF Louis
fh'lpre has again umphed Al Lyons too, we presume
his officers have succeeded in aueng the
The last Ministerial paper contains the following
TELEGRAPHlC DESPATCH
From Lyons, l2h .aprii- o'clock at night.
"I'O the Minister IF the Interior:
Lyons delivered. The laubourgs occupied by The in
surgens have fallen into power. The intercourse il
every where reesabished. The mails have this even
ing again taken their usual routes The anarchists are in
the create 81 disorder"
Belgium has also been The of disturbances
but at the last accounts tranquility was restored.
The accounts from Spain present nothing OF peculiar in
terest The invasion Of Portugal still spoken OIL aud
the papers filled with OF encounters with the
pariizans OF Don Carlos They do not however appear
10 be OF serious nature.
1t will lie that French ship Of war has bee des
patched in great haste, from Bres This country She
probably brings some explanations in relation the late
refusal OF the Chamber OF Deputies apprcpria
ton required Tor the indemnity 10 be paid according
treay.-.N. y. Courier & Eng
EVENTS AT LYONS AND THE NEIGHBoRHoop.
III, From Gaisean's Messenger of 18th App ~
The Ministerial Evening Journal gives The follow ing
details relative 10 The at Lyons" The govern.
ment received this morning by express, report of the
proceedings at Lyons Wednesday. II presents la.
men,abe picture since French blood has been she'd but
at the same time affords positive OF the triumph
OF order and the laws. For several days authorities
rences Every thing showed that tie asi,aors despair
ing oil success i'm the capital where agstracy is
'aed ny the Naonal Guards and the garrison, deiernin
ed to make an attempt in The Provinces the unortu-
nate cry oil Lyons the capital OF industry, obtained the
dePorabe preference. The Nmueiiistes appeared little
disposed 10 engage in The plot has been clearly de-
moDstraed tia, only such kmen as have become con,
nected with political societies. joined the anarchists. As
early as The preceding day. the brave General Aimard
endorsements called in from the envircns The
Project went 10 The Place ST. Jean TO Judge of the state of
ahHIs ana 10 consult win the military commanders AL
'hough The court was sitting the Place ST. Jean
pletey free from any sssemblage OF the people, and this
solitude evidently proved that the anarchists had deter.
mined TO come en- ndsSe In fact they made their SD.
peArsfce about Ii O'clock man re an incendary al,
Dress and in lew minutes after the barrcaes were
gun The Project, without moments hesitation gave
orders Tor their being destroyed.
Major Gen. Buchet, who commands the Department of
the Conches-du Reone. under General Aimard, directly
brought the troops forward The Gendafinery under Col
Gsuuet and the Infantry, assaulted the barricades with the
most determined resolution carried under bn *
hre The Preieci never Quilted the troops during the
uon The barbados were all thrown down = soon as
they were raised, but sill there great many
ousy wounded and killed. but The greatest loss was
the side OF The troops The severest part OF the ac-
lion took place in Palace dc la Prefecture The an.
archists found their most solid enenchment in the new
temporary hail. and il became necessary TO beat the
palisades with shot They soon destroyed
and those Who had endesvored to defend them put
TO flight The place then entered by the troops aud
long exchange Of muskeiry The sodiery
and lhe insurgents, who had stationed themselves in what
called the Organ Gallery Cannon again used the
Gallery was forced from The alley, and entered house
filed with rioters armed with mkets was burst omen bv
means OF peisrds great number OF prisoners were Ia
ken, wounded, and hers backened with gunpow.
der AZ every point The troops bad The advantage Other
engagements took place the bridges al tile Place des
Terresux, and az La Croix Rouse.
The canton and muskefy firing for several hours
together in the midst OF this commercial city, where
thing would be heard but The sound OF the oois ii fac
tons bed not attempted 10 put stop TO them During a
contest OF bye hours, The troops displayed mness which
must put end the criminal hopes of those ~ no il il
ssid relied upon their detection. The military and civil
authorities rvaed each other in zeal aud
Its painful TO have besiow upon them this praise bot
IL is duty odo honor 10 those who expose their lives for
the maintenance OF order and the lave. At four o'clock
the action ceased Some iew musket shots resounded az
forwards at intervals in the streets in the of the
Town he troops were in repose. The Government has
not received any elegaphc dPach since that Of yesier
day morning, which that Cen Aimstd was in
u posses ion OF all the positions but to-day no teIegra.
phic communication could come beyond Senur. Dis.
patches from all the surrounding country, well from
81 ienne Macon, aud DIXON, announce that all quiet
there"
] The Constitutional after giving the report upon the
proceedings 1T Lyons Wednesday from the evening
Ministerial Journal which will be found IN another CO.
/ umn has the ioliowing:- dispatches from which
\ the above recital tsken, were brought yes erday
mornings by an Officer dOdonnance, whO lell Lyons al
ten O'clock, the night Of the instant They COM
prise report from Grn Anard, addressed the Minister
oil war; aud letter from the Project We enabled to
add TO the above various details contain
but Which fanspifed ~ the Of the day. II APP
pears That the workmen made their FIRST advances in CO.
umns and 10 good order towards The Palsis Of Justice
announcing their resolution 70 protect their brethren then
before tie Court, as the Judges defended by the
/ troops. Numbers Of them armed.
Afer Intellectual Injunction them 20 retire, bostilities
about twenty five soldiers se5e po, boys
de combat Upon ls the troops feorted with eteaf vi.
gor The wofkmen, heir side. defended themselves
With much inirepidty. Their movements wee directed
WIN great regularity, and the orders gwen wers followed
win the utmost precision. he artillery drove them for
shelter into Tie narrow streets in the ceftie Of The town
400 pafueusfy IN the Rue Merciefe, here II was df
bcut to reach them he number OF worknen engaged
bin ne combat s said TO between seven and
eight thousand Their loss has been very considerable
he dispatches DO not give the numbers Of the killed sne