Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-14
FOREIGN.
Nav YoRK, Anrust 5

New York, August s.
LATER FROM EURorE.-By the packet ship Sheffield,
from Liverpool we have our papers to- and OIL the 9th
from Liverpool, and 9Th from London, with Paris dates
of the 9th
discovered and prevented All that had transpircd
corning it, will be found in the letter of the correspond
ent of the Times
The Court of Peers have sentenced Resorebon one af
the Lyonese insurgents, TO five years nprison nj
and fine OF 5000 francs for violent and iasltiRg lam
guage towards the Court Tho prisoncr described him
sef as Republican soldier, and rated his judges good
round terms
The affairs Spain adverse TO the Carlist cause
The death of Zamatacorregy probably irrcparablc
blow to them The seige of Bboa had been raised and
the besieging force had retrcated in great confusion
to the mountain Businesses where Don Carlos had his
head quarters. To handful of British auxhores who
were present and aiding in the defence of the town.
ascribed with the usual boasuness Of the English prints
about British prowess, &c the of the defence
The Queen of Spain is about receiving efficient aid
from France The hoateur announces, that by virtue
of convention signed between the Duke de Brogie
and Fras the 2Sh ult, the foreign legion is trans
tered to the service of the Queen of Spain No spu
ation has been made about ngtheninp the foreign
legion by any French recruits. Volunteers however
would be received and the Project of the Seine adyer
ses for recruits; and announces that the public office
OF the Military lnendant has been opened for the pur-
pose oil receiving all who offer themselves, without the
necessity of applying elsewhere for leave There are
still some difficulties, however, of pccuniary nature
which pr obnbly will not he surmounted until the arr val
OF M. Mendizabc who had, however, minated to his
Ambassadors that he could not reach Paris consistently
with his other engagements, for eight days TO come
Two steamboats, with deachments amounting to 500
men, had sailed from England-to form part of Colonel
now General, Evans command.
A conspiracy 10 oyerturn the throne of the Emperor
Nicholas discovered ST. Petersburg in the course
of the month of May and more than sixty nsrsons
have been arrested charge of being engaaed in it,
Such is the secresy with which the proceedings OF the
Russian Government conducted, that the news of
this affair only reached Paris recently
For time past, the attention of the Parisian pub
lie has been occupied with the details of criminal trial
going at the Paais dc Justice he PRINCIPAL party
accused IS a NJ. de la Ronccre, the of u General
Officer of that name who charged with having broken
into the house Of GeReral de More the Governor of the
military School at Saumur-to have entered the bed
room OF Mademoiselc dc Morell, the Generals daugh
ter young lady of seventeen years of ageand to have
committed the atrocous violence on her person for
the purpose it is said of revenging himself on her IA
Their for having turned him out OF the house The prn
clpa witness has been subject TO sort of cataepsy,
which leaves her only at 5nteTyas in when IL is
possible TO obtain her testimony 1t was in consequence
after twelve O'Clock last night that she was brought
iato Court and dcposed the facts with which NJ de La
Roncere stands charged After long trial, the
matter committed the Jury who retired into their
room at quarter TO five O'Clock, and remained in deli.
pefaton until eleven o'clock at night, at which hour
they returned into court which crowded fully as
~ the morning, and gave in their verdict, finding La
Roncerc guilty attempt at violation Of the nersnn
of Marie Moreli, aud of having inflicted certain cuts
and wounds upon the ssd Marie Norell. at the same
time the jury declared, by the majority of more
than seven Voices that the commission of these crimes
was accompanied by aevating circumstances in favor
OF the prisoner. (AIurmurs amongst the audicncc)
The other prisoners, Samuel CiIlleron and Julie &C.
nier, were acquitted.
The judges, after retiring for quarter of an hosr to
the Council Chamber returned into court and pronoussc
cd the following sentences" Emius Clement de la
Nonciere, having been found guilty BY the Iry of the
crimes designated by the articles 9, 3}2 2l and o. Of
the penal code but according TO the declaration of The
jury with alternating circumstances, is condemned 10
ten years confinement (but without previous exposure
IN the poryD and toa the costs of the proceedings"
The following is a report of Mademoisce Morclls
evidence
The President rose and said ademoiselc dc Morel
is about to enter the court aud request at all present
VIII preserve the most perfect scnce when she appears
We trust that curiosity in this Instance will yield to tie
respect which her paiafa situation ought 10 Inspire
(Cheers, succeeded by the most profound silencc)
Madcmoisclle de More then entered the court sun
ported by elderly lady and followed by two of her re-
latiyes Her step though slow was firm and she took
her seat in chair which had been provided for her
and turned towards the jury Her voice, though weak
was not Genulous and, from the manner in which she
spoke she did not appear at all embarrassed In sDe of
the Immense crowd in court, the most profound silence
Iegned throughout, and every word She uttered was
listened to with the eager attention. Acr having
entered into details of facts which occurred prer
ousy TO the 2ith of Sept she to the nocturnal visit
and attack OF the prisoner at which period her emotion
very sensiby increased She proceeded "On the night
in question was in bed and asleep when suddenly 1
was awakened by anose in The bedroom knew not
at first whatt was but discovered that IL proceeded
from the breaking Of square Of glass in nay chamber
window,
As soon as had somewhat recovered from my sur
pTise heard man leap into the room He had on his
head police cap. Immediately looking % him dis.
covered that it NJ De ia Ronciere He approached
me and deprived me Of my night dress, aud then tied
handkerchief round my neck and rope round my waist
lie said he had come to be revenged lie slruck me re-.
veral times on he srs and tho legs lie then began
10 bite my hand and iumple my body lie Also
struck no violent blow on the mouth and during tho
time that he was thus assauing me, he said from time
and groans were az length heard. Miss Allen came
and knocked at the door and attempted to force il open
Nj de ia Ronciere at this moment escaped by the win.
dow at which he had entered and he was getting ont
heard him say Il think have done Tor her then
opened nay eyes which had for some seconds kept
shut ana saw mat no was gone, bat heard him say
somebody BE firm Che witness rssed her voice
towards the end Of her deposition and dwet with much
emphasis the last two words.
PresdentIiow was it that you did not call aloud for
assistance lts probable that wished 70 do So but fear