Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11
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ny the arrival of the packet ship Columbus CAPTAIN
Cobb from Liverpool whence she sailed on the lst nit
we have received regular files of papers TO the latest
Gatcs: Inc London papers are principally filled with
the disturbances at Paris.
The Tories have been defeated on the Irish Church
D wich passed rapidly through the committee. There
have been some angry personalities in the Commons but
nothing else of much public interest.
Letters of tie 18th July from Gibraltar, mention the
arrival there of 1873 Spanish Carsts, under peculiar
circumstances. Being obnoxious the ruling author.
ties these unhappy had been collected aud sent on
board Spanish brig called the Lancero, bound To the
Island OF Goa whittier they banished-another
Illustration of the in which the Christmas treat
their opponents, those of different creed The YES
sci sailed from Barcelona but the passengers on board
anticipating foul play the captain and the ere
aud carried the vessel into Gibraltar where almost al
the accounts were received from
of eighteen dead bodies having cast upon the Bar
barry shore between Larache and Salee tied together
ana supposed to be Spanish Car.ts, flung overheard
from the vessel bound in the same direction.
CHAMBER OF PEERS, WEDNESDAY,, July 90.
M Pasquier, President.
Although o'clock the hour fixed for the attend.
ance OF the noble Peers at this special sitting was
past before the President took the chair IN the mean
time the few noble Peers who had arrived were collected
into groups engaged in conversations no doubt
upon the unfortunate events of the preceding day Mar.
sia Maison and Admiral Duperre were ON The Mniste.
rial benches at The commencement Of the sitting about
quarter past =, Nj Pers he Minister of Jusce) arTy-
ed, and immediately the President entered the Chamber
AID opened the sitting
Aller the reading and adoption Of the minutes Of the
M. Persl, Minister of Justice assembled the tribune
Tor the purpose of deverinqa communication from the
Government The Minister said, that he had received
the kings orders TO present the following ordinance
the Chamber Of Peers
Louis Philippe, &c
Upon the report of Minister Secretary Of State
Tor the Department Of Justice and Public Worship CON
sderng the 2Sth article of the Charter which gives the
Chamber Of Peers the right Of taking cognizanco Of all
crimes Of high treason and plots against the surety Of tie
State considcrng the Seth article Of the penal code
which includes in the number Of agans the sure.
~ Of the State, all attempts plots against the life Of
The King Royal Family;
Ia consequence Of the crime which has this day been
attempted agaias person aud against the Princes Of
family, and that have had the misfortune Of wit.
Messing tie fall Of Of hest citizens whose lives
have been sacrificed by this shocking and particular.
ly that of Of usrous warriors great an
honor 10 Francel
We have dcc5eed and degree follows -
Article THE Chamber Of Peers constituted into
court 0jusiice shall proceed without delay with the in
qury into, aud the judgment Of, the crime which has
been this day committed.
Art. The Court Of Peers shall follow in this pro.
ceedng the forms which had previously adopted
in such matters
"Art3 NJ. Martin (du Nord), member Of the Cham.
Der Of Deputies, and our Pocucur- General, shall be in
vested with tho functions Of Public Minister 70 the Court
OF Peers and shall be assisted by M Frank Care, Adgo
eate-Genefal, in case Of absence other hndrance
., Art The Keeper Of the Archives Of the Chamber
Of Peers shall perform the duties Of register 10 the said
Court Of Peers