Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-06
From Wilmer {, Smiths TINES

FURTHER EXTRACTS PER STEAMER uNliEp
STATES
Extraordinary Proeeed;ngs in Paris-Anemp' TO
rrera,rc the National assembly arrest ot the
Couspirators-Iasu,rec at Nadrid- Bat,
lie betueen the Piedm0ntese and Austftans.
FRANCE.
Matters have taken another and an unex-
pected turn in France. The ultra Democrats
are determined TO do all in their power to re-
trleve the ground lost al the election, and have
chosen the question of interference in behalf of
Poland. as the cloak to hide their designs.
Il is circumstance much 10 be regretted, but
the truth of which cannot be denied, that the
influence of NJ. de Lamartine in the National
Assembly is daily decreasing. II is not proba-
bl. be will be chosen President of the Republic.
The apprehensions entertained of design on
the part of the populace to inlinidate the
Chambers, were not without grounds, as may
he inferred from the character of the latest
news received.
On Monday morning the populace, composed
of the clubs, the ateiers nationaux, the proyin-
cial delegates, and other violent Democratic as
sociations began to assemble, and by half past
eleven upwards of fifty thousand persons mar
shalled under banners, and marched IN process
SIGN 10 the Chamber, the numbers augmenting as
they proceeded
On arriving al The bridge, finding the passage
Interrupted, Inc procession turned towards the
Chamber. and arrived al The gate 10 The Place La
ts7elle. Gen. Courtas, who, Justly or unJusily
IS snsrected Of being party 10 the affair, had pre-
vDusy ordered The bayonets 10 be taken from Inc
m1skets. Some of The people seeing this, were
ercoura eed to escalade the ratings: others follow
q and The Court Of the Chamber was soon filled.
General Courlais then advanced 10 them with
concilaing language; bul, in fine, The gates were
son forced upen, and The populace entering The
Cnamber rushed 10 the llbunes, and, instantly
minsIe with the members Of The Convention,
filing every part Of the hall.
Much uproar ensued and all authority ceased,
The delegates OF The clubs spoke iron the tribune.
and proposed motions which was carried by ac-
clamation. The chamber was declared dissolved,
and new Government was appointed, consisting
Of Banqni, Raspail, HUBER, Ledrn Rollin, Barbes,
Louis Blanc, and Others.
The troops OF The line, infantry cavalry, and
artillery, were called oul, and The national guard
and guard mobile were placed under arms.
Alter much uproar and confusion, The popuiace
became nimi !aled by The troops, lett the Assem-.
hly. and marched 10 the Hotel de Vile, 10 ap.
point committee OF public saieiy. Meanwhile
The Assembly resumed It's session, although many
we're malreaie!.
An imtcachmen, for high treason, brought
against Gen. CouTais, was carried
II is said that NJ. Lamartlne intends 10 propose
n The National Assembly 10 adlr S. proclama-
lion to the German courts, demanding The lecon-
sliluiion OF The Polish nationality.
The affair is said 10 be a an end. The club.
hiss reached The Hotel dc Vile, intending 10 pro.
claim a Committee OF Public Saey, bur The ma
rional guards dispersed them without, oloodshed
The principal leaders are understood to have
been arrested, including Blanqui, Barbes, Hur-
bert and Gen. Cortas.
M. Bsrhmon, has resigned the Ministry OF Pub.
lie Worship, which, il is said, will be united with
that OF Public Instruction.
The pos ponement Of the fete Of the Champ de
Mars, which is now announced for the 2lsl in.
slant, is sail 10 have proinced much discomfort
Large numbers had arrived By railway, only 10
learn the postponement Of The spectacle which
they came 10 enjoy.
The gardens oil the Palais Royal in Paris were
crowded on The l4tb, with national guards from
the provinces, who came 10 take part n The ma.
tional te,e
All seemed very much Disconnected al the post.
ponemenl OF the fc,e, and seemed also much as
tonished al The reason giGen therefor, namely
lha there was not sufficient lime Tor The dele
SditS Iiuiu tue PROVINCES ~ iSuSh oi'S " tue
l4,h.
a grea, demonstration in favor OF Poland, in
tended for the 18Th was postponed till next day
and again adjourned until Monday. A process.
sion look place in favor Of Poland on The 18th
but passed off quietly.
The Executive commission has, it is said, de.
cided to raise two hundred batalions of the
guard mobile.
The Debats says that Nj. Emanuel Arago is
sent 10 Berlin on special mission as Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentary.
Whether there be fear or incapacity, there
certainly appears TO be a want of union in the
Government. Resistance to the communists,
and to the sections" is resolved On, and the
national guards and the army will support the
Government. But from all the evidence that
has reached the public eye, there seems 10 be no
chance that the courage of the national guards
will be put to proof, if in the eyes of the exaltes
m donoar of IGresr fionD annaar in th6 acta Of