Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09
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| Nv y,px Sept 5-The packet ship Charles Carroll,
| Cap, Lee arrived yesterday from llavre: we nave
received by her. Paris and lavre papers 10 the 2' july
containing intelligence two days later from TIE FRENCH
metrnuol,s than had before reached U.S.
~. annex letter from Paris correspondent, sub
seonpnt 10 the date of which find all aInnrclh'n
in the Alonitcur to the following effect: lie MINIS
,ers assembled at the house OF The president OF tir
Cnuuril They afterwards went 10 the King at Nrui!iy
Il was de cded that review should take place on me
20,h july" This appears 10 have been adapted
in consequence of serious apprchcnsons that another al
lrupl would be made the Lille of the Ming at the re-
view with which the fetes usually gwen IN conncT"ra
ton Of the revolution of july were 10 innrncc an
Paris indeed seems in state OF gr at agati"n ne
| CORRESPONDENT Of the J0urnal dn Hurrt says: "Onr
would suppose that political tIasitral"h' "h'cn "'u
sumered for year past has revived with all lis furtr
fury and vengeance. 1t is whispered That vaS cotspl
racy has been discovered, that many hundred gHy or
SUSPECTED persons have been arrested ana lat isis u
ma mes of still greater number have brrn sriZed ''s,
il is said have been found, prisons have been opened III
Doullcns and other pieces that the military are deeply
involved and that dark projects were on foot Tor lhe so
| lcn,nity of the !uh of July, which have been happiF
discovered This mech Is CERTAIN 'hAt Tue n NC
Theirs and NJ de TalIeyrand have returned TO RATS
that The rev.w Ct the 9th is c"unleImannrd ana liat
the alcove constructed around the 1rumph"l rch has
| been removed. Vague runors are IN circulation OF
vast conspiracy, the Qualifications OF which extend TO iy'
ons rs well as TO several regiments Of The Line M.
thing less is spoken Of than Society under Tie lille ol
.3rcnnLrs If .iiiibrHad.
s.Thc Kim whD has always shown himself SO coura-
oeuus and 50 polite consented with difficulty I" coun.
ermand the review Of the 9th. 1t required all the IN
luencc Of VI. dc Mnntayet: his constant irIrnd to IN
duce him 10 stop the preparations Tor the iee anu pro-
| jectrd review.
The IournaI Gu Paris the organ Of the government:
contains the following this subject which evidently
CONES from an official source
Minister'S after having fully dcliarratcd, have deter
mined 10 adjourn the Review which was 10 take place
OH the 9th July The reasons asked, if all
! ri Nd ,rll mi In vru them. But
is desired, will give the ex anation necessary:
observing, however. that reserve which is proper
g In the first place. it not true, that the diplomatic
corps have take Glm the inauguration Of nonu-
ncnl which commentaries yicur!rs Nor is true.
that TIE government apprehcnded any movement OF the
National Guard. The dip omatlc body iaa SAID nothing
nsnuaed nothing. One must be com pirlely ignorant
of the relations existing between nations to entertain
such supposition.
"Every nation celebrates the triumph Of its with
ont others having any 5ht Ia say aught against It.
We have erected statue /" Napoleon without any per!
having dreamed Of planning The supposiIion Is
! therefore pucri!r.
"As to mnvcmcnt Of the National Guard, it is more
improbable than Mems Einds are al this day no
longer perverted with these party feelings which give
Use to improper conduct An opposition paper shews
this with much good sense.
'Tie King had to expect from the National Guard,
nothing but demonstrations ut devotion and attachment
II required important 10 deprive him OF them. 1t
is nu,r prolrr tr"m with candour. Information
Of serious character, and from numerous s"urccs pre-
scribed to government the utmost prudence
"I'hr KIM loves the National Guard, and is beloved
by them. Their accIanaons recall to him the national
| will which drc.ccd t. him the crown In is ranks he
would have nothing fear from army but thu "dons
ert mics 10 wpse fury he is expos, have army, and
have therefore recouis: To crime. dangerous pr"JcS
were unprecedented.
.alakc them known il is sal l. but should be reco
lrctrd that have rlgh to encroach OH Tie adlns'
tralon of the Ia render vain the researches OF CO.
vernmcnt by dvuI ng them, and tia. in such cas"s
Government what II KNOWS what II
suspects.
~ GU spread it is added inquictude lhroug Iout the
country. No doubt, but answer by the following
question: Ought we, avoid exciting uueaSness risk
the possibility of a catastrophe:
'Bescs, the extent of this uneasness ought to be con
siderrd. The nation knows well that 1t Is not few
scoundels that will prevail against It's rrcvocable will
At Paris and at Lyons they endeavored to reduce 10
anarchy with in their hands and conquered,
and il is on that account they have converted themselves
into assassns. party which has 10 such means
is forever lost IL consists OF few men, arrived al the
last stage orGcsperation Continual Watching time and
the public horror will convince them ui their weakness
In the time, prudence is duty it particularly
for those who hold the reins Of Government and
who bear ia the eyes OF France and the world, an I'm
mensc responsibility.
"Thr Ministers who came TO the resolution contained
in The Monltcur, responsible. They know It, and
will be ready, when the time comes, 10 answer Tor their
actions In the meantime, it will he admitted, that they
are able than those who speak lightly, to decide
the question which since yesterday has been discussed
in the public papers,.
NJ. Armand Carrel, who by tue last accounts, we
| learned wounded in duel with Nj. Grardln,
died in Paris the oath July. This event has excl
ted great sensation in Paris. NJ. Carrel has of late
years attracted much attention public writer
lie chief editor Of the Paris paper, lie National,
which post he assumed when its former editors, hrssrs.
Theirs and Agne were appointed to hi Offices under
the government On quitting the Military School, he
entered a regiment of the inc and became involved IN
conspiracy against the Bourbots. known in France by
linz of n Bpturt His devotion
TO liberal principles subsequently took him 10 Spain,
where he served under Nina, and there capituatrd 10
the French army, under the Duke Of Angoulcmc. lie
was then twice tried by martial, and Twice cum
demned 10 death; but the sentences qnasled for
some informally, and after year Imprisonment lie was
released. short time since he severely wounded
in DUEL but recovered: and if recollection serves
right has had two three other affairs OF HONOR al.
! ways connected however, with his opinions.
The accounts from Spain continue and more un-
favorable TO the cause of the Queen.
(From the n. Y. Express, Of September 81
! SEVEN DAYS LATER.
The London packc, ship Gladiator, Captain Brton,
arrived at quarantine last night about ii O'clock. Our
news boat brought full flies Of London papers up TO
August lst and Paris and Liverpool Of Saturday. 3Glh
July, and news from Madrid up to the 22d July.
Tie news from England is io1 the most part unimPot-
ant The Irish Church Bill is still the subject under
discussion i'll all Of the London papers.
In Paris, says the Times, only three Paris papers
published on Friday, and as many appeared on Saur
day. UW!nL 10 ctItD.lilOn OF Inc three days he
rles appear have excited less interest than the
casion Of any preceding celebration.
1t appears that under lis present Government, France
is running rapid Of prosperity, and that while
the material cnmfnts Of the people increased, te
! progress in instruction is equally striking.
! DrA1u OF Nh RpTHscIIILD The London Times Of
Monday, August ls says:-We informed last
night that express was received in town, from Frank
fort conveying account OF the death of the eminent
ca pitast MIR. Rothschild.
From Milan we learn by tie Swabian Mercury of July
81 hA, the cholera has unhappy spread all Austrian
Italy, that trade is nearly in state ofstagnation On