Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-22
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LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
NV YoRK, Sept lS.--By the packet ship Hayre
Capt Sioddard, which sailed Aug. I6 we have our files
from Paris up TO the i4th. inclusive.
The English papers loud in their condemnation of
the project ohe French Chambers restrict the press
The Standard says that the situation Of Louis Ph,ppe
is CRITICAL but that ii he cannot rule without ihc
liberty OF the press it will prove that the French people
are only fiji for despotsn.
Since the attempt the Kings life at Paris July %
upwards Of hudrcd persons have been arrested but
thcre are not above fifteen in prison. the others hay
ing been set al liberty.
NJ. de Schonen OF the Chamber of Deputies. who has
hitherto been acting with the ministry, has withdrawn
from this alliance, and made most vehement speech
against the proposed restrictions of tho press which he
pronounces disgraccfu He says military government
at once would be infinitely preferable. M Saver,e
thought it atrocous that all France should be punished
for the crime of an isolated monster
M DE Rance said that he felt the utmost humiliation
at the fact that the trial by Jury, which had been boon
OF tie revolution of the Both, treated as the n
stitution of an hour.
Odillon Darrot thought il always dangerous 10
make laws under the impression of particular conn.
gences and that the practice OF doing the
OF the uncertainty of the French laws. When law is
introduced (he said) which affects the lives and honor
leyy.
On taking the vote portion of the bill For i,
2l2, against ~.
In the final decision upon the I.yoncso prisoners
seven have been sentenced to transportation Tor life
two to 20 years nprisonment-thice to 10 vearsfour
to twenty TO q; and the whole of those under limit
| mo-
lice the rest OF their lives Minor punisments are nm
portoncd TO most of the remainder
On Saturday, 10Th, to be celebrated ut the church
es III hue FauNbourg ST Martin, funeral service TO
| Napoleon
rhc Turkish expedition for Albania left Constantine
| pie July 18th. hehcnet Pacba, commander of the
Dardaneies has been appointed by the Sultan TO The
government of Tripoli.
PANS August A.-The following is the address pre-
scnted the King by the deputation from the
Americans in Paris on Sunday last
SiRr,-The undersigned citizens Of the U. States
participating IN the common joy which is felt at the
frovidcniai escape of your Majesty the urerous
attempt lately made upon your life beg leave offer
your Majesty, and to the Royal family we'll as 10 the
rreheh Nation, their sincere congratulaons.n doing
this they caunot withhold the expression of their abhor
renee OF the deep depraviiy which that attempt org
mated nor OF their cordial sympathy with the friends
relatives OF those who unappiy Tell victims it, They
beg leave at the time, express their earnest
wishes Tor the happy proongalon your Maestys life
French nation" rr' - '"s
His Majesty replied in these terms
= GENTLEMEN,-I much graiifed by these conpra.
tulations of the Americans now resident i'm Paris
wish Gentlemen, could express my satisfaction how
highy appreciate your sentiments the late horrd at
tempt but you Will understand the feelings of my heart
better than can express them to you. Gentlemen adj
re your country; and am deeply impressed with gra-
ttude Tor the many acts of kindness to me when
the stormy vcsstudes of my younger DAYS drove me 10
seek an asylum in America and | wish you may indi.
virtually convey TO your fcllowcitizens the FEELINGS with
which receive YOU and the assurances of NV grateful
recollection OF the hospitality have enjoyed among you
curing my residence in the United States well as the
expression OF my sincere and hearty good wishes for the
welfare and prosperity of your nation.'
Tins reply not less gratifying the body to whom it
was addressed than honourable the generous recocc-
tons of the Royal Speaker was delivered by his Males
y with tone OF cordial kindness and feeling which wns
iet by every individual present The deputaton then
SPArS.-There to be general war in this
country on the part of the people against the
Lieut. Gen. Count dc Saint Roman is named commando
IN chief OF the royal guard Count Espeeta inspector
general OF infantry. Marquis Moncayo captain general
of New CASTLE In Murca there Ina We been roIs
! mi Ian nj (rordN
nasteres have been laid in ruins At Gusper Aragon
thea monks were chased by the people with clubs and
nascries burnt.
Cadz in state of great excitement July both. in
OF the authorities not permitting the popu-
lace 10 sing the hymn of Riego and it feared there
might be repetition of the Saragossa and
Barcelona.
General Bassa, who replacedthe odous General Llou
aer at barcelona, Aug though warned enter the
town, came in and notice, that firing cannon
at noon, all should retire into their houses they res
ed and armed themselves and put the general To death
ana many others The monks are flying all directions
towards The frontier Of the Eastern Of
them are joining Don Carlos.
reuiions pour into the House of Lords from all parts
OF England praying for the passage of the Municipal
blIl, III The shape II comes from the Commons
W. TAFT, of Edinburgh presided at a meeting 10 rive
DANIEL Connell public dinner at that place.
1t is with sorrow record the death of gifted and
unfortunate countryman, Newton, the painter. The
London Courier says
It's with regret that announce the death on the
oth INST, at Chelsea of G.. s. Newton ESQ., aged 40 r
A., late OF Boston in the United States MIR Newton 3
talents as an artist to well known the public TO
render 1t necessary for us to expatiate on them
There had arrived at Gibraltar 100 Carlists who had
been deported from Barcelona but on the vessel and
carried her into Gibraltar The subject was alluded to
IN the House of Commons, Aug l0th when the minister
gave assurance they would be looked after
IL is thought the municipal bill will pass the ENGLISH
Lords, but the execution OF it be deferred.
Inc Portuguese government have notified ENGLAND
tdt sie WISHES the commercial treaty between the two
countries not to be prolonged beyond jan 1885, but
that she IS ready TO form another equally amcable
The riots in Berlin continue. Something new i'm that
well regulated monarchy.
Lord Brougham has entered protest aoaiust bearin,
evidence on the municipal bill in the House of Lords
mere has been meeting of Conservative Peers AT
hngton found it easy matter TO control the extreme
ulraism OF his noble friends The Duke of Newcastle
insists on the entire re lection of the bill.
Marshal Soult has arrived Paris and il is supnoscd
from his frequent conferences with the kim that he max
resume the ministry of war; and Marshal BIason re turn
to his embassy at Venice.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM JAMAICA
we nave received dates TO August 9th and find that
the House OF Assembly, at their special session
mas been unceremoniousy dissolved by the Governor
the Marquis of Sligo The Governor in his address ,od
given false colong, is asserted to the condition of
The COLONY it prosperous under the APP
premiership The answer of the Assembly rcfuled these
statements, and was rather in their censures
proving, az we have all along anc pated that the uxo.
uc PROJECT OF expecting voluntary labor from negroes
must necessarily terminate in miserable abortion. The
sugar crops II IS found, alarmngy diminished
and also the coffee, pimento &c. The negroes under
the system of limited hours OF labor, have become OK.
ccssively INDECENT aud be action bv anv
prospect OF wages offered 10 them for extra services
ne TACT Is, the negro incapable of freedom and from
his constitutional apathy and orpor becomes when lon
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