Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-12
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LATE, FROM iIAVRE.

New YoRK, August S.-Pacset ship Poland: arrived
this morning from ilavre.
The American Charge d.1flires at Brussels, on the
evening of the 18th OF June received, with other
unconares, by their ma ESTES tho King and Queen OF
Belgium.
Extract of Il letter from Bayonne Of the 25,h ns-"t
is said that Gen. Evans having received orders from
Madrid to attack the Carss and TO render himself at
any hazard master Of tic line from Enn to Hermann, OBJ
served in reply, that the force under his command was
not sufficient 10 operate with Success and added that it
seemed him prudent to wait Unit! the regi-
mcnts the GeSpatching Of which had been announced,
should ha sc Joined him. 1t is not known what has been
done after the answer of the English General to the
drrs OF the Government report - prevalent OF the
Christmas having made attack this morning from the
side OF o.. Sebastian and Passage, and from Nacaros
it is said. that the artillery heard laundering
in the former direction 1t is certain that the possession
Of Hermann what the ChrSt:nOS at this moment
particularly aiming there is every reason however,
to believe that this place will be enerseticay defended
against them.
The following is extract Of letter Of the 23d inst.
from Madrid =" {escrday, at nnon the deputation Of
the Grandees Of Spain convokcd al the Majordonn
Major the object o the meeting 10 give u the no.
bes present communication OF The Intentions ct Govern
relative, il is sad in circles commonly well m
formed the oilers previously made by the Granees to
guarantee upon tn cir domains the advances o foreign
capitalists. until the Cortes when assembled. autho
rise the Government TO contract loan Although the
most profound mystery surrounded tins deberaon, 1!
i, said that it turned upon this emneny delicate subject;
l. is added, that in the of the body OF the Grandees
shaving great disposition to sanction the patriotic re-
solutions Of several OF its members, the Queen deter
mined mortgage the domains OF the Crown, IN order
TO procure the advance Of funds which becoming
more than ever Indispensable
It is now said that the report Of the commission cllarg-
ed to examine the Abrau afihr will be ready be
brought up to the Court till Saturday 1t expected that
Thursday, July 7th, will be fixed for the trial.
We have obtained the following part Culars as TO the
attempt made by Alibeau to destroy himself, which we
mentioned yesterday One OF his Keepers having gone
tn
requested the other who with him TO 60 and hasten
his return The latter had scarcely turned hls back
when the prisoner endcavoGed twice to Dash out his
brains against the WALL but the keeper too quick tor
him, and seized him by his clothes, saying Ah, my fine
fellow You wished TO play me Tuck, winch would
have been the ruin of me Ahbrau at first endeaVoFed
TO it off joke, but afterwards acknowledged his
real intention, asserting that it was not for want ot cou
rare that he attempted his life, but that he had become
Disguised with his of existence and wished
TO save himself from eight wearsome days lie
at Times prodigal OF his expressions One OF them is
My begins with the first letter OF the alphabet
and the king has vet to fear all the rest Of the letters
Another is-.:Whatcyer mag be my fate my name vii
be known through all Europe, and my devotion OF my
self honorcd by all true patriots"
If the Journal du Commerce may be believed. the King
has been urged since the attempt OF Saturday, To estab
sh body ruard for himself and family. but he would
not listen to the proposal observing that baydnets have
not been wanting and that he would rather expose his
life than submit 10 such seryi.udc. 1t adds, that Gen
Court OF the Tuieries. particularly by The gateway n
which the attempt of Abeau was made but as soon a
his Majesty was informed of he ordered every thing te
be restored to lis former footing
His Majesty had addressed the following letter to the
archbislops and bishops Of France
"REvrnEyD SIR: A new attempt has Just threatened
my life Providence has preserved it, My gratitude is
raised towards him who has covered with his powerful
hand life entirely devoted 10 the welfare of France
have the firm conviction that their perseverng protection
will aid me in maintaining in my country peace ana res
pec for religion ORDER and law. My intention is, that
solemn Ts Dsum and thanksgiTngs should be celebrated
in all the churches of your diocess: ,,,,,n,,
Paris eth June, 1886"
The Messenger says-"About three this afternoon,
strange rumor was current in the envons OF Inc Pa!a
du Justice and the Concergere. It was sad that be
tween y and o'clock, Aibeau, having Tor few mo
ents euded the vigilance Of his keepers, had made al
| attemp, on his own life. As the accounts of the means
he took are different, abstain from repeating them
The fact, however, said to have been asserted By
persons who had to the Conciergere, aud all wh
heard it gave credit to it, The same Journal also state
that upwards of 300 persons arrested on MONDAY
night but it was asserted that the arrests were mao
! merely as measure of precautop.