Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-14

and hrst Tdte Dllls were aIscounled al 10 z, rer
cent.
II is sa that the most active preparations ).
being made a. Buckingham Palace fr IA
Queens intended visit 10 Ireland Should M
Parliamentary business be so far wound IN a. IA
permit, the absence from the Legislature Of Earl
Grey and Sir G.. Grey, the Secretaries Of Stale.
Her Majesty. il is believed. will leave London
en- route, 10 Liverpool or BifkeDhead, on the ION
or l4lh of August.
The Irish mail has just arrived, and from lh-
letters and papers received we have the following
| important announcement: Mr. John O'Connall
has published long address 10 the people OF lie.
land stating his intention OF giving the League
lair trial, by abstaining from public lie, except il
| 50 far as his duties as member VI Parliament
may require his exerlions. He will not Join Inc
League, $50 we understand him. neither vii! IL
offer II any opposition
The Irish Felon has MOI yet come 10 ham
The first form did MOI go 10 press Yesterday III
Two o'clock. $4,000 stamps have been taken h
The first impression. The frs! number 4iI ar,
rive in New York, 10 Wilmer s. Rogers, by nef.
weeks steamer.
The rcne OF this days Tribune is very hArc.
but still cautious enough 10 avoid The hazari Il
state prosecution. The organization CT The u,
is proceeding with increased yigor. y
In addition TO the above, the New Yo!s'ue.
raid has the following:
HIGHLY IMPORTANT-LATESr NEWS
LIVERPOOL, June pa o'clock p II
open my letter 10 inform you tia, new. H.
this moment reached us by The electric leIecrsrb
that the crisis has really commenced in Pfrce
Yesterday friday the troops and Nanur.I
Guards were fighting desperately with The proo,e
The sacrifice OF lie is terrific
A complete outline OF the French Constitution
is published. We copy he following:
In The presence OF God, and in The came /. \.
French people, lhe Nalional Assembly piocl.ims
and DEGREES The following
DECLARATION OF DUTIES AND
RIGHTS.
The duties Of man in sociev arc summed ~
in respect for the constitution, in obedience Is n,
laws, in the defence OF the country, in h accom-
pishmen,s OF his family duties and in iae PFC
,ice Of that traternal maxim-"As yc wou'. hi,
men should DO 10 you, DO ye 10 them liaeui>e.r
The constitution guarantees 10 all ciiZers--
Liberty = Equality Security la.tmcioG--
Neutrality-suspicious..
Liberty consists Of The rights o. going and c. N.
ing; Of meeting peaceably, and without ann; 1.
associaline; Of petiiouins; a exercising gfcs
religion; OF maniteslng his thoughts ard ,pI1
ions By means oi the press or Otherwise. IT.
exercise of these rights has no other iimi 'Asr
the rights and Liberties Of ether nations, act IL
public security.
Equality consists in the exclusion Of every i
ami privilege OF birth, class, or caste; in the 4.
instability Of every one 10 all pubic empIoyG.ns
without any other motive or ground tor preference
bu, virtue and talent and the equitable iariui.
patton If all citizens and he charges and advaG.
lages Of society.
Security consists in The inviolabii,y d The M.
son The family, the domicil. and the rights ~
properly Of each and every member q s,cie'y.
The right OF instruction is that which all ci'-
zcns have 10 receive gratnitous'y from The so
The education proper Tor the development .! ~
physical, moral and Intellectual faculties oleac.
OF them.
The right OF labor is hat which every man h,
10 live By his work Sociely must, by The p otu..
tive and general means OF which j. disnoSes a.!
which will be organized hereafter, furnish ,a.
to all men in health who cannot procure il OH.
wise.
Properly consists in the rights OF enjoying q.
dsposng OF ones goods and revenues, q ae
fruits OF his intelligence, and OF his industry.
The right II assistance is that which telur.,
TO children abandoned, 10 the iEtirm, 10 Tie 4,
10 receive from the State the means oi eaisng
Guarantee Of Rishs The pnuishnenh q
death, confscation, slavery, perpetual purIa
men and corporal degradation, are supre.se.
in matters regarding The press, The stamp All he
censorship The liberty of printing is acsnow.
lodged, with The necessary guarantcts for bic
and private interest No one can BE- aueset r
detained but according 10 III" forms and il lie
cases prescribed by law. No one can be tue.
but by The ordinary tribunals. There cdnIo, y
consequence. be created commissions Il eS',a.
/ ~ IF,V
who require, promote, sign, execute, ~ Gau's
be execued, arbitrary acis, are gully, AMI shoui
be punished.
All religions are admitted, as 10 lAeit rio'e>.
sion aud exercise, under Inc equal protection I.
the law The acknowledged re isions alone haze
a right To sabvenions from The Sfaie. Toe la@
| shall define BY what signs 4 religion shall 4.
| ranked in society," o. al acknogicdccd religion
The obligation 10 !axalicn IS he guarantee ctpf.
perry Every lax is established ior The 2efea
good It's the duty OF every citizen 10 con'r.1e
10 il in proportion 10 his means and his onua..
No lax can b. claimed without having been RE.
viously esa bished by Law.
The property tax is only imposed ior one year
The indirect taxes may be imposed Tor scgrral
years.
The essential guarantees Of The right o I7aa'
are, Liberty Of labor voluntary ASSOCIATION, ,ius!.
~
workman; aIaluilous instruction, education s1i.
able 10 each mans position; establishment y
preroyance and Credit the establishment: OF efya'
works ni public utility, and The State destined y
employ he men in case Of failure ol WORK.
All he young citizens should be ssnl % m ic
schools to be iaog.t in common, each accohns
10 his destination and faculties, and 70 learn lfe
| rights and dulles Of a man and citizen
The house Of every citizen is sacred, and can
mol be entered bot in the cases and '0fns r.
scribei by law. Properly is inviolshlc, e5 r.
il is required Tor public benefit, and then a; ~.
and agreed On indemnity.
The holding double employmen,s or salaries
| interdicted.
The constitution guarantees the pubic dso
and The existing pensions, the national insiat
| AMI the legion OF honor.
The codes, laws and regulations aciualHe'
| ising, remain in force until they shall be lesa i
| a5rogarec.
OF tH Erecnt,ve Porer.-The French pei.
delegate he Executive power TO a ciIiz 2, VI.
receives the title OF Piesi tent Of The Replblr.
In order 10 b named President, the rrtsri
must be born a Frenchman, and oil the ase
forty years al Least.
The President is nominated by The dirti =.
universal suffrage Of the people, by secfc: -
trage, and by the relative majority Of NE F.rs'
The President must have al Least IEo mi".u
votes. He is elected Tor tour years and ! -
re.eligible.
He is to inspect and secure The execution q "
laws.
He disposes of the armed ioIce without oilIo
ever enabled to command il in person.
He can give up no part Of the ienio'y' ~
dissolve the legislative body, nor su>pent 70 1h'
manner The empire OF he constitution AM o. 'Is
laws.
He has % present each year 10 ne Aan'a'
Assembly the report OF he general sac q =
atTails Of The Republic.
lie negoiia,es all treaties, which will &c as ''
able only atier having been examined and ia.i'.
by Inc legislative body. r.,
He has righlio grant pardon, but ne can ~
exert hi. right upon The proposal Of me s'1's,
OF Justice, and after having consulted ne GU
Gil Of state. -,
He promulgates the lars, 10 The rame q Z
French people, wihou, delay and wnho'' =
pension.
He receives The ENJOYS and ambassadors ~
, fo,e;on namerc accredi,pd n him