Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-28
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From the " Y. Daily Express slip, Dec. 80

from TIE y. /. DItY Express sap, DCc. rs
SiXTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
By the p&cke. ship Sheffield, Capt Allen which sail
cd from Liverpool the lllh November, the Editors Of
the New York Daily Express have received Liverpool
papers The day OF sailing, London of The 9h with
PARIS dates the 7lh, Madrid dates to the Sot October,
sn! iaier from a!l parts ofthe Continent, together with
the latest shipping and commercial intelligence.
WeeaFn from the Bel an papers received last night,
That The Disturbances in the coal districts in the neigh
Lo'hood Of Mcnu, which at time threatened serious
Consequences, had entirely ceased-chiefy through the
~ Iaon Of the King, who received and reasoned with
m leading wokmen, and course OF concessions adopt
oa sstss the
ailcs had been effected and the works were, FRI
day last, resumed in three of the mines. The Interrupt
Ion. short it was had already been inconvenienlly
lei Ay the manufacturers Of Bel gum.
The German papers contain letters from Constantine
e OF the Eth ut which state that the alarm respecting
GIuC7e with Persia had greatly abaed in the Turkish
ca, being understood that the differences between
Ia two governments, if ever any existed had been ami
emily accommodated. The plague was Oh the increase
st Cons.annope, and inspiring more Than ordinary
;1Tgor by the rapdity Of lis diffusion. Accounts from
Trebsconde say that all The English officers in the Per-
san ARMY had required their discharge.
i ranour exss at Nantes that The Duchess de Ber
r. WAS 10 that city. The last authentic account report
ed hex &c DC at Vienna.
II sad that tie Council a, the Chateau has decided
ron sending Louis Bonapate for trial before the
-iS>2r Court Of Culrnar
i"e Augsburg Gazette announces the rees'abish
s!sHt Of the Autoc:aIs health, and his resumption OF
Slate affairs.
FRANCE.
(fr"m Nr Morning Lerald)
ATTEMPTED IS:rRREcvIoN At FESDoME.-The Min
i>c!!ai evening Journal contains the tulowing San at
tempt al military insurrecion, still seaseess than
that o StTasburg, has just taken place at Feudolean
Snrpt wi!icE, spite oil It's inslgnicance merits due
attention, On account Of the coincidence between the
GATES q the two movements; for, 10 the result Of such
a>! and cu!pabe undertakings not the slightest appre
tension be entertained. The following the par.
hcG!ai Of this insane attempt made ON the Uih u up
on The lv:Gity Of the LIST regiment OF ussarS III gari-
son. at Ncndome:-A Brgadier of the fourth squadron
named B.uyant, at the inn of the Icte Nnlrc with
II !Gssars Of the regiment: and at this meeting plan
lc cm adopted 10 sound to horse during the night, 10
seize upon the military posts, to master the officers on du-
=. 10 the authorities and TO proclaim the republic
HE rebels then to march upon the nelghbourIns
towns 10 increase their party The meeting, before II
bEok@ up, denounced to the Lieutenant Colonel OF
e regiment, who lost time in ordering the BrgadIer
and his fourteen accoplices TO be arrested On being
co""uc!cd 10 the guard-house, Bruyant awaited himself
o. moment Of liberty to fire pistol at Quarter.rnas
a. placing The nuzze close 10 the body of the unoru-
'I'e MaH who Instantly shot dead. Brnyant profit.
ed 10y The confusion occasoned by the event, escaped
i" AIS guards swan across the Loire, and was soon out
(" sight His principal accomplish the hussar [herry,
escaped at the first atTtc. At2 O'Clock in the morn
NJ ninyant voluntarily returned TO the barracks, gave
i!iseh Up and Immediately placed in confinement.
ne was afterwards nterrogacd5y the Procuruer du Roi,
accompanied by the subPretect, but he made mccall
Va HIS plans or OF his SenScleSS hopes The fluS
Ss' 'Ho had assembled at the Tee Nore, and whose
were loaded have been arrested, and have already
""y gone an examination. This cchaufoHrte was con.
% ''t .?!rackS OF the leg ment the tranquility OF
~ """ VI ttndome not having been for moment in. |
'tP'eu' AK tle posts have been doubled and the Ma
n'"'' GUARDS We're under arms on the first Summons
'N me Suo-lreiect and the municipal authorities.
Inc attempt OF the young Prince Louis Napoleon b.
''r al SUaSourg scem- TO have been u very foolish
"1iF. lie was unhappy, persuaded that France expec.
arms tina, he had but present himself TO the army and
e hauo' ana that the glory attached TO the name of
P'or would cause him 10 be proclaimed Ewlperor and
conveyed ~ liuHp phi the capital Instead oil that he
"S eG 10 Tu! By those who deceived themselves as 10
burg " = f ~ N''"'
when he was frs; arrested, he seemed to be exceed
10y s'"'hed Prince Louis since his arrest has as
'e" !ign!ed and reserved attitude and no indyi-
~ iaS been compromised by his replies II was aware
49, says that my head stake if failed have
reh ceceved believed that France was weary Of her
~ p't'hneh aud that IN presenting myself in the name
."u HE entire population. Colonel Faudrev ,n,ears sJ
"tfe!t discouraged. Young lay the artillery officer ia
d 10 nave avowed eli at he knows of the military con-
Ftacy As ti!e Investigation advances the lady known
~ '''s ioow Gordon appears TO be deeply comuro
stu; she seems to have been actually the pyo. Of the
intrigue IA The young artillery officers who took part
"e unfortunate conspiracy said To have been led
, ,.o II by the Coun! de Grcourt Three or four of
~ nave sought safety in flight. fresh arrest that
Tue COOK OF Prince Louis, took place. The cook had
'u' Tor Constance Oil Sunday morning, and Was IA.
bo INTO custody on his return yesterday Nothing,
,ln was lonho on his person to implieate him in
sh piracy, and he is said TO have been released
"fuy afterwards. AS no conspiracy can be car,ied on
''hout money said that 4O francs we're distributed