Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-28

amongst each battery of the 9TH regiment Of artillery
This would be about 10 sous to each 1t appears
that Prince Louis had been lnedila,ing his ridiculous
project for time. In August last he applied fer
permission 10 TO StrasbuIg, and he had the extreme
folly 10 imagine that lie might seduce the brave General
who commands this division by calling back TO his mind
his early military fame. Not only permission re-
fused hun, but answer in very severe terms was scut
TO him, and at the SAME time report Of the incident for.
wardcd to the Minister Of War. 1t was at Baden we
understand, shat the bases Of The plot were laid.
All our readers may moi recuect that the appearance
Of LonIs Napoleon Bunupatlc at Slasburg IS not the
first time that he las set lis foot in France in defiance
OF The law which excludes every PARTON OF his family
from the kingdom. On the 9TH of May. le3l lad,
al! young aun apparently suffering from severe
w"uhd came and topk up their abode Il, tie Hotel de-
tldande, in The Rue de la Pax. By q singular conc
dencc this happened TO be the anniversary of the death
of the Emperor Napoleon and the travellers were no
other than the Duchess de ST. Leu ex.Queen O! Hol.
land, and her son, the young Louis Napoleon who had
escaped, wounded very severely from the instruction
IN Italy This being noticed by the police the Duchess
addressed letter to the King stating the circumstances
under which she came, and soliciting permission TO re-
main until her sons wound was healed His Majesty 3
answer was transmitted by NJ Casimr Perer then Pre-
sident OF the Council, nmang that in consequence
of The repeated riots to which the CAPITAL was AZ that
time subject they could not be suffered to remain more
than week, and consequently at the end Of the period
The two travellers took their departure for Calais where
they embarked for England.
The Paris papers chiefly taken up with comments
upon the late aboive attempts at military inSurrec ton
at S!rasburg and Fendome, and the which the
Government has decided upon taking with respect the
revoIters who ore in custody. II has been officially
nounccd in the funur, that the prisoners at Srasburr
will be tried, not by Courts Martial or the Chamber Of
Peers, but by Jures before the ordinary Assze Court Of
the districts The reason ven for this is that martial
law Is understood to apply to offences committed by per-
sons III the army only. The opposition papers give Go
vernment credit for course of conduct and al
feet TO hail il as the first step to aepudalion of excep
ooa tribunals generally The decision however said
not to have been come to but after long and
discussion in the Council of Minister'S 10 NJ. GuiZot,
from old recollection, it is of course imputed that he
abored to have The case referred 10 the Court of Peers
whilst NJ. Mole is supposed TO be the main champion for
sending the prisoners before jury. Some doubt is rails
ed however whether the unfortunate Prince Bonaparte
will be Included in this arrangement, chiefly from
preston IL the journal des Dedats, that regarded
THAT infatuated /" his Majesty in his wisdom, would
hereafter determine The of The Duchess Of Berry
is referred 10 showing that Louis Philip entertained
sufficient sympathy for Prncely misfortune TO visit it
with punishment differently from offenders Of the
common class. Nc disturbances had occurred in
Srasburg up to the 3ls The law officers had already
commenced taking dispositions against the prisoners and
the spirit OF the troops is reported TO be excellent
appears that great deal of contradictory statements
that the French Government has had the generosity not
to visit upon the Queen OF Naples, who is great invalid,
at Paris. any of the responsibility incurred by the fool
sh attempt of her nephew Her stay in the capllal will
not for the present be lnteriered with.
Several Of the Ministerial Journalists have sought to
connect attempt OF Louis Bonaparte win the pre-
sent condition of Switzerland, affirming, in broad and
unmeasured language that there is doubt the plot
Matched aud nurured amongst the uninstiluted Rud-
Gals and discontinued refugees 10 whom the mountain
ghbor OF France gives constant shelter and en-
couragement."
1. is not by such that the diplomatic differences
between the two countries will he appeased and
ranged. La France says, it was "conEdenty reported
that, in consequence of what has Just taken place at
StIasburg and Yendcme Marshal Soult will be appoint
ed Minister of War" The discussions in Tie Swiss
Diet the three projects Of reply have terminated for
the present, hv the Commission being ordered 10 frame
fresh
The accounts received, dated Paris Nov l. state that
on Saturday October 80 this young man, Louis Napole
on Bonapar!e who is termed Prince Of ST. Leu called
upon tine of Colonel Artillery Vaudey, in garrison a,
StraSburg, with whom he had tor time correspond
ed Alter conversation, the colonel conducted him to
the barracks Of his regiment, assembled the men, and
presenting Louis to them said, "Louis Philippe is no
more. His government has been overturned in Paris
There is end 10 the dynasty Of Orleans Behold the
descendant Of the great man he is worthy OF being
King. Fve Napoleon Louis Bomapar,e!" The SOL
ders joined i'll this cry, and Immediately took up
arms-pckets were Immediately marched 10 the hotels
Of the different authorities by whom the project and the
general Of brigade in command of the place arrested
Col Paraun (bro,her to the barrister who defended
FiescEi1 accompanied Louis Napoleon to The house Of
General foirol and found him Just getting out Of bed
Colonel Parquin having ordered his TO arrest the
~ iaitnr rnsed IL bis bedside and drew out
psol, which he level'ed at Parqun but II missed fire
lily retTeaed addressed the soldiers assuring them that
they had been deceived and pointing at Parqun Tie
principal in the fraud, ordered them 10 arrest him. The
soldiers came to their senses; they instantly seized him.
and carrying him oil to their quarters. told their COIN
rades wha. had occurred In instant the truth flash
ed the soldiers, hose indignation reused to the
utmost by finding that they hal been duPcd, and they
would haze instantly torn TO pieces their Colonel Louis
Napoleon. and the other chiefs OF the revolt had they
not been saved by the timely arrival Of General Noro
at the head OF body Of troops OF The garrison In an
instant all the revners were in custody-thc magistrates
previously arrested by them restored to liberty,
and before the people of Srasburg knew anything
spectng it, the movement suppressed. The ring
leaders arrested are eight in number.
FROM SPAIN.
(From tic London Herald
The last accounts from the seat Of civil in Spain
furnish their aid in exposing that system of putting and
mendacity by which the Queen had hitherto been
attempted 10 he upheld Zach day the demolished cham
pOns of Carlisn start anew existence, and only
redeem their vitality but claims enterprise
and conquest We had bul Just heard that Rod had made
his arrangements admirably that he could at once de-
molish Gomez, wherever he made his appearance yet
find the latter slipping away from Rodil and
achieving most important conquest. On the 22t! Oct.
understood that Gomez was before Almaden, IN
the act ofbesicging the town. which was hravcly defend
ed by Colonel Flintcr. We have to record his
tire this important place. after three days
defence during which time Gen. Rodll never made
attempt TO relieve the defenders, notwithstanding he
had sent word to COL Fnter TO hold out Till succor arv
cd, and also notwithstanding there we're but fifteen hours
march between his troops and the town.
The capture Of Aimadcn is looked upon at Madrid as
one Of the most important events OF the war. From the
quicksilver mines there the Government derived at the
very worst times Of 00U0,D0 Of reals; and
il is now believed that the Casts have destroyed this
of income for years. by letting the water into the
mines He was reported to have subsequently moved
upon Guadalupe, which is within few leagues of rrux
ilo and upon the to Toledo which 10 have
been his original destination, after quitting Cordova.
The Madrid papers pour forth most furious attacks
Rodil, affirming that his head ought To for the
patriot blood shed at Almuden. Col Flihter phi
souer with Gomez Puente, the Governor Of the town of
& killed han urrr