Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-06


of crcumspection, and Of harmony, which the
Government would do we'll TO initiate; they are
resolved upon overthrowing the Government u
it does not march in the way that the sections
and the communists deem best for the Republic;
but las those parties say thcmselyes) they WIN
not follow the example of ''the contemplate
chartists of London and make silly demon
straton without determination 10 support II al
all risks and at any price. Hence, It VIII DO
seen presently, they resolved that the demon.
stralion in favor of the Poles on Saturday should
have about it no character Of menace. zine
procession with our petition shall, say they,
shalt at the Madeline, whence deputatlon
shall carry it to the Assembly When the mo.
m mt for an armed demonstration arrives, IL VIII
find us ready That moment will be the one
when treason and reaction shall be unmasked to
all the world. If it arrives we will do our
duty"
Tine members OF The Executive Government,
LETT, on Thursday, their respective hotels. Ihree
members, Messrs Lamartne, Araso, nd Ledru
Rollin, were 10 reside in the Palace OF The Eiysee
Bourbon, and the TWO others, Messrs. GARNER
Pages and Marie, in The Petit Luxembourg Inc
committee is TO assemble at the Elysee Bourbon,
which is 10 be the seat of the Government.
The Democratic Paci6que supplicaIcs The mem
bers OF The clubs Of Paris no, TO injure The cause
thai a, this moment anything like the appearance
of pressure on The National Assembly would
produce in France throughout Europe, and even
in the National Assembly the most deplorable
effect
The National states that the difference which
existed between NJ. Ochsenbein and the Swiss
Diet, and which induced the former 10 tender his
resignation, having been arranged, NJ Ochsen-
bein would as formerly preside over the Diet as
President.
NJ. Pagnerre had been appointed secretary Of
The executive commission, with celebrating
vote in The council OF ministers.
The P;esse states that orders have been semitic
BTest TO complete The Bresau ship OF The line,
and 10 prepare 10 arm Two more ships OF the line
and irigale.
II is understood that NJ. Ledru Rolin strongly
insisted on having one OF his followers installed
in the ministry Of The interior, so that, although
member OF The executive commission, ne should
Sill WELD the same powers over the country as
before. He required that Nj. Focon or Jules
Fabre should b. nominated TO thai office.
This being resisted, M. Ledru Rollin threaten
ed 10 resign.
The other members OF the executive commits.
sion were, however, steady in their purpose, and
the administer OF the interior thought II prudent
10 yield. Explosive elements, however, are sll
mingled in the Government, and may al any mo-
ment lead TO a catastrophe.
NJ. Marrast continues Mayor Of Paris and NJ.
Caussedere Protect OF Police.
NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.
Our last paper contained The proceedings OF
The National Assembly up 10 the termination OF
the sitting on The llh instant, with The appoint
men. OF The Ministry.
On the 18th instant the Chamber proceeded TO
discuss the best mode OF appointing the Consi.
tuition Committee
Mr.. Berger observed that two courses might
be pursued. The Assembly might elect The COM
missioners directly, or The election could take
place in The Standing Committee.
The Chamber, on being consulted, decided
that The Committee should consist OF thiNy.six
membsrs. The Assembly afterwards rescinded
the decision relative 10 the number OF commits
sioners &c. and reduced it TO IS, and resolved
that they be directly elected by the House
NJ Jerome Bonaparte rose and asked that all
the documents relative 10 Poland and Italy be de-
posted, on Saturday, in The Archives OF The As
semby, there 10 remain al the disposal OF Us
members previous 10 the discussion, which is 10
take place on Monday.
NJ. Baslide acquiesced in the demand.
The sitting of the 18th instant was principally
occupied in arranging the mode OF carrying on
the future business Of The Assembly. The gene.
raj feeling seemed 10 be in favor OF all The pro-
ceedinss coming through committees. The
Chamber postponed The banque, announced Tor
The l4lh 10 the Dist inst.
SPAIN.
BLOODY military IssURREcTIoN.-W have
received The journals and correspondence OF Ma
drd Of the 7lh containing the particulars OF an
instruction which took place on that morning,
commencing al daybreak.
IL appears that the movement was commenced
by one or two ballalions OF the Regiment Espas-
ma, and was soon Joined by a portion of the po.
puace The military was Immediately called
our, having been prepared for The emergency ~
previous rumors. and cannon loaded with grape
and shrapnelI were freely used. The fighting
continued for about four hours, alter which the
instruction gave way. Gen Fugosio The Gap.
tain General of Madrid, and brother-in law ut
Christina, was moitally wounded. The capital
| was declared in STATE OF siege. The military
casualties are said to amount 10 60O-SO OF The
nsurgent soldiers and 30 civilians including ma
nv oil The upper classes, were taken pTi,oners,-
Two chiefs Of baltalions were killed. Three
thousand reals were found in the pocket OF one
| sergeant, and six hundred in that oil soldier.
There is still an improving aspect in CONNER
cial and mercantile affairs; but as there are only
two or three days 10 remark upon since we issued
the last number of the European Times, our COM
menls on The present occasion must necessarily
be brief
Cotton is in improved request. fair amount
| Of business is being transacted; and for the lower
qualities OF American a advance OF one.eighth
OF a penny per ID. has been obtained. The sales
Of The week up 10 last night, were about 1900
bales, OF which from 1000 10 5000 were for OK
| port. The imports are 10 fair extent
The reports from Mark-ane advise us OF
ulltrade in all kinds Of Grain and Grain produce.
On Monday Wheat receded Is. per Or. but other
articles remained much The same as last week.
From Hamburg We learn OF The failure oil
Windmulcr B others g. Co. OF that city. 1t was
reported there that fourteen or fifteen failures had
occurred in Norway and Sweden, chiefly at Chris
llama. We have also 10 report The failure OF
Messrs. G. A. Droege, Havana and Bremen
merchants.
The Money market remains nearly as last re-
| ported Cash is tanahle on good security al
easy rates say three 10 three land a.hal per cent;
but bankers exercise great caution, and capital
lists do not invest in, or lend freely, on any arti-
Gle.
The English Funds 1uctuate according TO
the tenor Of the advices from the Continent.
We regret TO announce the death Of Lord
Ashburton, formerly Nr. Alexander Barring,
which took place on Friday, the l4th instant, at
Longleat, Wiltshire, at the seat Of his grandson,
the youthful Marquis Of Bath. His LordshiP
died in his 18th year, surrounded by his family,
and has thus speedily followed to the grave his
two brothers, Sir Thomas Barring, Bart, and
Mr.. Henry Barring, both of whose deaths we
recorded few weeks ago.
The peace Of Ireland continues undisturbed.
The public attention seemed absorbed in the
prosecutions which were going on against Mr..
W. S. O'Brient, Mr.. Meagher, and MIR. Nit
chell; and the Dublin Evening Mail states upon
authority that it is her Majestys intention to
visit Ireland within two months from the pre-.
sent time, and will probably remain consider
able portion Of he autum
IRELAND.
Mr.. MrrcHELL's FELONY LETrER.-The first
person to fall under the stroke Of the new law,
which makes reasonable speech or writing fe-