Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01

,.n. ~ - 10 the cepciS OF mushtt3 and
ammunl!icG, which were 10 have been made in
he qla.ier intee or four DAYS before i n,ended
'Hee".S. IL IS said Eow lha. such Of The proIec-
'cis - hs pot as Lave not been captured Tor The
Pa!t 'aey oos 10 Ire aie instruction have for the
las fortnight been organizing their forces for
. hhdl ana desperate struggle Fortunately.
however, me eu'Hc plot has been discovered
~ .i'c government. The headquarters Of
The insurgents, TINS time, was 10 have been
the P'atc des .Natesterbcs. al The hack OF HE
ChnFch Of Inc MatrlrEo and The psse of The
houses IN ms quarter was part Of The piar:
Inc Insurgents were here 10 arrive from
Inc "nier BouleTartS, where notwithstanding The 4
SEARCHES that had been made since the insurrec
Q" III June, they had sill an immense number
OF Hlushetr secrc:cd; more than 800 werS
iound III Tue houses Of the Fauburg Mont Maj
'rc' ana SEIZURE OF musket, and powder wA
'naie III Tue quarter 81 Tie Madeline The %.
'erhieh' - IN possession Of the whole details Of
HE plot, and many It The intended chief, bayo
been arrested We can have no uneasiDess.
therefore, IS 10 the result. The Minister ofthe
Interior, NJ. Senard, who is a man of great pro-
oiiy anu energy, has already given notice 10 Sc.
'eiai q ne great iuuctionaries in the proyin
CO, VINO III Tie recent emergency BETRAYED
apaihS or decided hostility Tor the cause Of or.
Ger, Thai they wll do well 10 send in their resig.
nations. IL IS said that al least l5 of the Pre-.
iecs will be replaced, and it is not improbable
that ihree or TOUR viii be placed under arrest,
Tor having withheld or ialsitied the telegrapho
dispatches which were srnt 10 them, inviting
The National Guards OF their departments to
march
uchcrai Cavaignac and General Lam0rciere,
III accordance with the commander. in chief of
the National Guard, have adopted plan for the
prevention Of barrcades, which must be effec.
tuai. Patrols viii be continually on foot during
the night; but The National Guard, on whose
zeal aud courage the greatest reliance can be
placed, are To be summoned soon as there is
an attempt made To move the pavement, and are
10 put IN Iofce the clause in the decree which
a.smi!aies the maker Of barricade to the in
surgent taken IL arms Before, this action was
merely "A Infringement OF the laws If what is
called III police simple but now, any man as
s!sllng IN forming barricade can BE- AT once
shot. General Cayaignac Is said 10 be deter
mined 10 act with stern severity, if another out
break should occur. The Minister of War has
published IN the Noncur order in relation 10
tsc companies Of The 18th Regiment Of the
Line, who laid tcwn their arms TO the mob du.
ring the late nsurrcc,ion, and reprobates the
act of the troop, As one Of base cowardice; he
dismisses The officers who commanded, breaks
one of the companies and disbands the others,
observing that but for sldcratioGs Of mercy,
all The delinquen,s should be punished with the
utmost rigor Of martial law. The example now
made, although not 50 severe as this act of
cowardlcc meriled will suffice. The army ge-
neraly Will regard The disgrace inflicted on
these as the greatest punishment that conld
he bestowed. Il is not probable that such sad
pusillanimily will be again shown.
lhrte Gays ago Gen. Chansafnicr, command
er-in.chiei OF The National Guards OF Paris, is
4T,ta h, (',t1 rpIS 80
.ions 70 meet Tim, with he principal officers of
ms staff, a. appointed hours Yesterday at the
Hdi 81 ineg respective ayrdndisssRcntS, 10 con-
Ter ~ilh him On matters Q. urgency. These con-
lercnceS TOOK place yesterday, and the subject g
now sauwn 10 have been 10 concern with The Sc
yera commanders OF The ie2ions what measured
should he taken in each nyyouGissemeA in tho
event Of another attempt 4, instruction. The
importance attached b. General Caansarnier 70
these Conferences has teen manifested by sroDs
lrpiimani, published in The Moniteur against
ono al the CuIonCls, who, being prevented from
attending personally sen, his Lieut.. Col. to The
, conference The Colonel has since resigned.
LATEST INTELLIGENCE BY ELECTRIC
! TELEGRAPH.
From the London Times July Is.
Notwithstanding an official announcement, by
the Government, thai no danger Of an outbreak
existed, The Paris papers oi Yesterday show that
much apprehension prevailed throughout the
French capital. Ailhe political prisoners were
moved on Thursday night from the prisons OF
Paris. 70 he detached fofs-seveEai escaped on
The way The National Guard and The garrison
were under arms Al The departure OF ou express,
and cannon were planted at various points. Our
correspondent; expresses his conviction, neverhe-
less, that no movement Of The disafrcIed would
, take place.
The following are samples OF the reports In
ciicula,ion:-One IS. that general murder OF
The members Of The Assembly is intended, means
being organized tor executing his Simultaneous
, ly al their respective places Of abode. Another
is that an organized assault will lie made on Inc
Boarding Schuols where young PERSONS Of one
AMI the Other sex are educated; that these shall
b. captured and kept As hostages, 10 be delivered
} up only on Inc paymen, Ot ransom IN money,
and The concession Of such pc itical measures as
) The insurgents may require. Oihcf reported pre-
jec,s have 10. their object The blowing up Of por-
i lion Of The capital by means OF eanpowter depo-
SIZED in nc quarters oi The cdiacombs sewer
: pines cellars, and o.her excavations when al
, ready exist. besides excavations expressly exc
cufed Tor the purpose. l. is understood that The
Pensioners ana ohcr establishments Tor educa-
lion have been placed un!ei careful surveillance.
AGAIN, II is said lha cO!nmn Of 10000 curriers',
without wok nend 70 march 10 The National
Assembly and demand peremporiIy TO be led or
to be shot.
In SPAIN he instruction in favor OF the
Cuun; lie .iuncmo.,n III, me Government with
alarm. Salamanca, Ihc capitalist, hose dexte.
rilv as an in'risuer, renders him one OF the most
e tofmi:abls enemies Cf tie pfesen; Government,
is about 10 experience the effects Of lis VEN
aeance, 6y The conilsca;ion Of all has property
I in Spain as Cariisi an: rebel. Naryaez pre-
: posed his measure in a Cabinet Council, and It
! wI probably be carried into effect But Iule
reliance is 10 BE- placed in he news from Ma
: ware ard CATALONIA, published IN the Govern
mcpt journal. The Captains General o! Gaia.
Iona and Navarro have been ordcre! 10 shoot upon
: The spot Cabrera and Enc, or any othet Cafllst
/; Cnri who may tall into their hancs.
c The Cholera appears 10 rage win great incn-
, sy at Moscow From The eth TO the l9h Of
i Jane. there were III new cases, 9lS deans.-
On he last named day, not less Than 1927 vera
: seized with mis- dreadful maIadg, and So others
!! died The cholera j. gaining ground al kasan,
5 Nina, Noyosoroi, kosiowa. Jarroslaw, Wolcg-
q da 3moensko, soua and kma. 1t has also
: made is appearance in Pensa, Tarkow, Olo-
:, neiZ Niisaa AM ora.
: The Peusiero ltaliano Of Genoa OF the 9Th In
. slant. states thai the PetmonIese Ministry had
5 given ia their resignation, collectively, on The
. question whether the wal shall be Carried on 20
The last, or whether lac leuporisng policy should
> be adopeG The Ministry proiessec me later
9 opinion. Giosa and Duriana are spoken Of as
forming part oil the new Ministry.
i. C,L6dSE Jolly IL.
! Germany is still unsettled. The election OF inc
! Arch Duke John is causing the utmost e3cHe-
inert.
: The Austrian Ministry has resigned
!. The new, from Berlin is unsatisfactory. Inc
: communists are ,ncea:oring 10 inciie an nsur-
! rec ion similar 10 that ~ Paris.
E The three monhs arns,ire between Prussia
AMI Denmark has been confirmed (tor the third
I ume) Peace is expected 10 supefvene.
Portugal IS tranquil.
A-he,ne, Ali is represented 10 be insane.
Considerable disturbances have taken place in
: The ignnorhood OF Frankfort. Barbados were