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

VII.
pol - slst al 6 A. Nj, left again at . A. M.
y % y. milo, in Boston Bay al 10 o'clock on
pd ees :, June l. She arrived al her wharf at
p,en' ,,n between S and 6 o'clock on Friday
s' DosT The Niagara experienced Westerly
tHn'Is ,,, the hour she left Liverpool until her
tss va "a BOSTON with The exception OF one day,
ava. var '. made Sol miles. On The night OF the
IN sI Ssb uI,imo she shipped tremendous sea,
81 - lies overheard Two of her crew, who
iien ea ,wo others were seriously hurt. The
kisns"' men leave families. A subscription for
sSnes Of the widows and children of these
eeu ,ras made on the following day, which
a,,,sd 70 The sum Of f55 lis. This sum has
n9nn;Ss orer 10 the agent OF Brown, Brothers
8, The Niagara brings but small amoun'
.,,cie-under 1000 dollars. c,.- Docs
'rrterprise. Captain Sir Jas. Clarke hoSs,
Inc s..Ioves,isator. Captain Bird. sailed on inc
=, o. The expedition IN search OF on 'o -,
,.sliu and bis parry, who, three years ago. The Ses
N an expedition TO The Arclic oeas, AAe
- are amply provisioned Tor 'nIee yea h tom.
vessel has arrived al HUI, Ehs,anu s.r. -
3.ssrland, which reports The seal nshe'Y "'''e "
II Almost total failure. ,...,cs-
| The steamer Porcupine, which arrived a. ue,
Il :, on The ll,h of May, states that an Austrian
tgale, pursued by Two Sandman irisa'eS' was
l., of Messina.
The Right Rev. DR.. KYLE, Bishop OF Colk, "a.
L. in Dublin on the 18Th ult. Inc vehefaoie
bsa,e had reached his 18th year. ,.
i The accounts from the Potato crop ID nsiauu
!. cutie favorable, recent rains having haa 'he
All salulary effect. .,,,,on, - ,bs
The prospec, OF an immediate settlement OF me
/ ,.,n,e between Denmark and Prussia was MOI
a.,,vorable. Sweden and Norway were plePaF-
4 :, N co operate with the Danes, II Inc war
enid continue, aud j; was said mat ana misns
I, % be expected from Russia. :.
leland continued as before. In The case OIL
u.,eher as in that of O'Brien, for seditious
,.,uase, &C., the jury could mol agree, ano were
js:harged
Paris was perfectly tranquil, The communist
.nousralion having been completely suppress.
.. and The leaders arrested. The invasion OF
=, National Assembly was a part OF the plan OF
:, organised instruction, which was 10 nave
s,oken on, simultaneously al Paris and 10 inc
rroyinces. A timely warning, sent by Telegraph
5 he authorities a, Lyons, &c. enabled 'nem 10
reserve the peace.
The conspiracy discovered in Paris on Mon
'av for the over. urn OF The Republic and the es-
enlistment Of Terrorism has been signally de.
.aled and the greater portion OF the wretched
r,oroters of this insane movement are now either
!, me hands of the authorities or reduced TO a
condition which will not admit of their being
abe 10 DO further harm.
Louis Blanc, however, is still al liberty, al
though, there are strong grounds for suspec,ine
ha be was actually with the conspirators during
he TWO hourslhat he was absent, from the Ma
,ional Assembly on Monday. The strongest
means have been adopted TO prevent recurrence
u PHYSICAL display by the members of the secret
clubs.
The alliance of The troops of the line and Ma.
,ional Guard is fully depended on, and NJ. La.
marines popularity has been effeclually restored.
Sill feeling is widely prevalent thatlh govern
nepl is feeble and the ultra. Democratic party in
he ascendant, but The presumption is scarcely
warranted, Judging from The results OF the deter
mined bearing exhibited by the majority Of the
gter.m government. Advices from Paris, OF
Thursday evening, stale that the city had been
perfectly tranquil during the day. The number
i arrests amounted 10 upwards OF 200 up 10 thai
ime. Blanquil and Flolle, by some mysteriou,
influence, had been liberated. Gen. Cavaisnac
las been appointed Minister of War, and M
rronve Chouvel, Project of Police. After the
mob had been driven out Of the hall of the Ma.
ional Assembly, on The 18Th, they marched to
be Holel de Vile, 10 appoint committee OF Pub
&c Salely, and NJ. Nj. Barbes, Albert, and the
lher ministers of the would-be new Provisional
government, had just commenced, in the identi.
al room in which Robespierre and his associates
Iere seized, their functions as Directors, when
he National Guard entered the building from The
ear, which had been totally unguarded, bounced
pom the pseudo government, and after srug'
lie, in which M. Barbes in particular ran some
isk, carried them off prisoners.
Citizen Sobrier, in the interim, repaired 10 TIT
minister OF the Interior with his montagna' d.
lie demanded Abundance and the transfer OF III.
ministry 10 him, and OF the military posts to hi
ailhiul followers. He was admitted, but only L
,e arrested; his hundred par,izans were disarmed
lrippsd even Of their scarlet crayats, and turned
driiI. Alter the Chamber OF Deputies and the
Hotel de Vile had been purged OF their new oc'
upants, and alter the arrest OF several parties
onnecled with the attempted revolution, who had
D the first instance escaped, all Paris presented
masses Of National Guards, moving in columns
( thousands TO The great points OF the city, The
eople and the women, the best dressed ladies
ven, cheering them en- PEASANT. Not chair wa.
noccupied, nor was there scarcely possibility
{ moving in the Boulevards from the crowds o.
rell dressed people of both sexes, and of work
,en mixed up with them, discussing in group:
hat had taken place, and in loud condemnation
[ the disturbances. This feeling was almos
Universal. Here and there fanatic cried Viz,
,arbes! but was Immediately surrounded, seizec
nd carried off to prison Such was the conduc
| The people throughout that important evening
1t Midnight all was quiet. In the course Of the
ight, regiment OF cuirassiers and the student:
fine Military School OF ST. Cyr, arrived in Paris
nd several regiments Of the line from oher quar-
RS marched on The Capital. The students O
,e Polytechnic School turned out at the frs, re
or OF the insurrecion and placed themselves a
he disposal of the Executive Government.
When NJ. Lamartine and NJ. Ledru Ro,lin
rent 10 the Hoiel de Vile on the 18th, the late
aVing advanced few steps before Lamarline
vas arrested by the second in command at The
Hotel de Vile. M.Ledru Rollin having strong
protested against this, the officer answered, al
.s,es' You because your name is in the list OIL
he pretended government that has been pro.
claimed" NJ. Ledru Rollin then aligh,ed from
his horse, when he was joined by M. Lamartine
who sid that he would be answerable for his
colleague.
Paris was throughout the night of the 18th
,Ie''y tranquil. Eighty thousand Nationa
Guards had passed the night under arms or in
'a'roling, hut no incident save one, that could
Y Characterised as violent, occurred after night.
all. The exception was al the headquarters oil
'nizen Sobrier, whose house, No. l6, 10 the Rue
e Rivoli, exactly opposite The Tuilleries, va,
inferred by the people and the firemen and the
National Guards. His own body guards o
Monographs were seized, disarmed, and isno
nnously kicked into The streets; his bureau ant
rivale apartment, broken into, his papers torn o
urni, the furniture in the premises was smash
4. and strict search made for The citizen himself
Tho, fortunately for him, was at that moment or
le other side OF the water.
Three National Guards were killed during ID,
fray in the passage Moliere and another wa.
cry severely wounded at the corner of the Hote
: Vile itself. The man who shot him was im
lediately arrested.
A vast number of prisoners were arrested
mong whom we're Sobrier, Raspail, CADET, Al
ert, (ouvrier) lately member OF the provisional
overnment, Toulin le Maurc 6o9uet, Thone, Bar
es, Hubert, Courais and Blanqui. The Ma
onal Guards seized upon Gen. Courtas, stripped
is epaulelles of his shoulders, and carried them
S trophies before them. M. Caussidiere. the
reject OF the Police, is implicated in the affair
nd has been dismissed. Seyenty.ive ofthe bodv
,uarc kept by The clubbis,, Sobrier, in the bonst
4 the rue de Rivoii, mo. i6) were arrested in
ne same house. A large quantity of arms anc