Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-24
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,
ruRTaEg EX TRACT. PER ; :EA MediP
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Onr 81 The paSsenseiS III tH'"S"'s'i 'iSN'N
7 ~. ongi. Mr.. John Doyie >taies ,hAi ne vas
a,,s,,.r IN ARRIVAL al Halifax On suspicion oi BIZ
in, N iti,a $. n2alhIsrt. lis was taHen ron
m, s,a,. iu3a ~ a sr!ic. stactei t. the req
MON OF Fu>,i!rr,. Halifax, but as nc srouna az
pesr.d III M charge. he Was released.
: The caa!,i>l tfiais ~ L.ordon have aecn con-
c,pdsi; Convection mas been TIE uniform Iesnl'.-
D, sllas. lae i,ian Confederate, CuHsv, l'acu',
Fay aui siuIlinss were senienced 70 transPon"-
lion ioi NE ;,o,s
several o! the less prominent conspiralofs
pI.aded sn.l v and were subjected % fine ana I'M
pr,sonmrn;; againsi others, Inc Attorney Genefai
abanioae,i. me prosecution, conten,ns himseil
,yuh me hiuoins hem, in their own recognlzances, /
~ h. t,rthcouins waen called upon by the au- /
ihori,es
The main feature OF these trials Consisted Of I
merciless exposure Of the infamous spy system
Her MAJESTY returned from Scotland oy rail-
way. with the Prince and her family
The trial OF Mr.. Smith O'Bricn, al Clonmel,
Is stiil unconcluded. An application was made
10 have lie cause postponed, on the ground 'hat
Mr. O'Brien had lot received, previous 10 ms
trial a copy OF his indlctment, and list OF 'ho
witnesses 10 be produced against him.
In England man on trial for bis me- nus q
rich, 10 b. informed upon both these Poihls, ou'
according 10 the decision Of the court a. Cio"-
mel. in ireland, no such right exists. Ano'"ei
po,nt of dissatisfaction was the great u'spio
nor,;,, exis,iny between Protestants and Catho-
lies upon the Jury panel. After sundry at'eh'P's
on Tue part Of the prisoners counsei 10 sdi"
something for his client on these points, .''e
trial was proceeded with. Saturday, monoay
aud TUESDAY, were fully consumed 10 examining
witnesses on TIE part OF the crown. a. useai iu
nol,,icai oonopraUie-, uailu:s have been iouhu
amongst The Irish, VINO nave given evidence
,v,n far n the luUlClmtul
against Mr.. Brlen
On Wednesday, Mr.. Whteside, counsel Tor
the prisoner, entered upon his Defence
The United States ship 81. Lawrence Al guns,
Captain Pauding arrived on the Sd instant, on
Cowes, in 81 days from Norfolk, tthe 81. Law
renee is on her way 10 Germany To communi-
cate with sir. Bancroft, The American Minister
and IN. Consul Tor the United States al Cowes.
Sh. sailed on The following day. The ST Law
romeo IS ID he stationed ~ the Weser during the
Winter, for The protection of American inter.
ests in the present nnsettle state oil Northern
Europe She was visited by Mr. Bancroft and
IN. American Consul. The Portsmouth cores
pondent of the Fines, says The ST. lawrence
passed through Spnnead this afternoon, the 9TH
She did not salute the flag of the commander
in-chiet, or the union jack of the Kings Bas-
ton.
fits currently reported that, in consequence OF
the oppo,i ion siyra 10 the proposal 10 elect Inc
President Of the Republic by the NaIiona As
sembly, the gov, rnncBt has resolved 10 leave Inc
choice Of President 10 be decided By universal
suffr but ina, al amendment is 10 be INTRO
cucsd in'o he constitution det.frins the election
unii he organic laws have been voted upon-In
the meantime, the executive government is 10 re-
main as u is Il present.
Paris ma Thursday thai al.
ter mucn hesitation as II appears, The Govern
ment al a cabinet council, has resolved 10 sup
port, by all is available means the amendment
10 the article OF the constitution respecting the
election OF President, 10 BE- proposed b. Nj. Flo
con. which is TO The following effect:
The National Assembly delegates the execu-
tive power 10 ciulen VINO snail receive the II
lie OF President OF he Republic.
The government has, therefore, taken up de-
finiuvely lis position in direct hostility 10 The mo-
deraie parly 10 the Chamber, and TO the known
majority Of the nation.
From Postscript ot European Times
Some OF Tie Paris Journals mention the report
that Austria had dehniiveiy rejected the Anglo
French tnedialion. We have ~! been able how
eyer 10 ascertain what ihe foundation Tor The re-
mn is Advices have arrived to-day OF serious
G,surbances which have broken oui Al Lyons.
II app.ars thai early on Tuesday morning, The
lfaIles lUDlts VI Lyons, WUOSt cor ) HdS Ecrh
recently dissolved presented themselves al the
Prefecture, 10 demand The months paw when
mad. ,hey sai:, been promised th-m. Being a
lowed 10 eu;er The hotel, they possessed taem-
selves ut it, and kept the Pfeisct in custody tof
three quarters of an hour. Crowds assembled
around the building, but regiment. OF dragons,
returning from exercise Charged them and drove
them away, also GEARING The hotel and releasing
cd was 50 gfca; that the shops in The vicinity
were closed Al hall past O'clock group Of
30 G.rdes Mobiles disarmec the TWO sen'inels Of
the Mont-Ie Pete They then attempted to
force themselves into The guard house, bnt the
men occupying u, having 5arricadet themselves
in i: Ihey did not succeed. They however, broke
all lhe windows. Al 10 O'clock 200 mobiles
presented themselves al the tole de-Vi'le, win
a red fag Being charged by The soldiers, they
immediately dispersed Another account saws
ina no'ics OF what was passing having been
gwen - the ipiafy authorizes, me 8 Ii jta-
.,oonS were s,al To 'upy the Place de la preec-
tare Aic1 la.ins c.eAred me place AM is ap.
pros he, anG having charged their carbines h.
company Ci>nuuulec, anl enter ng The Prefecture
cleared tie Interior couit II the insurgents WITH
out re>islance. Al bali past ID O'clock balts-
~ 1t af,,liefy had Arrived upon the Place Ge la
Prefecture, and cannon was planted So as 10
sweep all he approa hes AZ The departure Of the
last accounts, the insurgents as eDdeayorng To
raise narficades in he rue 'deIcier. Singular
reports are circulated this evening, OF plot that
has bsea detected agains. the National Assembly.
Il is certain mat agents have been discovered
VINO nave ostn employed III corrupins the ops
rative.. 20 induce t0em to NAV" a. attempt upon
rrr Ascend ritn he Gu at virs Babss y
tvivc Raspsli" Il is affirmed, hosrrer. ty
so,ue thal n, things are aoi up BY The govern
m-nt SET T. enable II the more easily 10 crush
inc red rrpuh.ic ~ learn sat muun,es hav,
taken pace " ne cGaric mobile il the batfaCk-
OF Moa reni IN consequence OF distribution .
bread s'uch nd rot please them. The courts
ana lat, r:,.r .. tie barracks were barficaded and
cries oil svive .Napoeon!"-"A bas Cavas ac!'
were nrari. Il appeals thai, in Consequence
IN d-c,lou 80 ua of The ln>li'ute, the @ :
veIumen; has &c erGlined unt 70 make the vGc on
the Presidency a Cabinet question.
We learn ;rom Vienna, that Count Lamhefs,
VINO had been app1n eli, by the Emperor OF Aus
TIA, canman,cI-iG-chiel of his troops in Hun
gary aad Crua IL, was assassnaed, on The 20 h
ul., on lac or e ot Pesih, by a student Gala
ch,cn, the Ban al Croata was continuing his
marcn, m spite Of the njanclons 10 the contrary
o, The Emperor.
The rrgen, OF Germany has issued q he gov
ernmcnts OF all The German States a circular
maniesto, officially Tecuun jig he facts oi .h-
rIsins 10 Frankfort, on he 1874, a,d ,s prorlt
suppression BY his government
The atcmp! OF Strive TO proclaim republic
a. Baden has utterly taiet. General Huff.nan
can. np wan the insurgents near Staulra, com.
pleeiy afcand them AM then, p ssns by Gfo-
zngen, advanced through tne Hexen,ha., "r VAL
ie, OF lie Witches, in two divisions, on :Sauf-n
when ne comp.etciy Surrounded After some
wnA oostina.c resistance, the town was taken BY
sorn some houses were ouined Town, a great
nu noei al tn defenders s!ail, aat some nuatrsds
\
hims~lt tie and eisa,y OF mis- immediate follow
efs w=fe ihmrdiaseiy tried BY Court martial CON
dsmnrd ami shot. A corps OF about 1000 esca-
ped lnio toe lunzu,nal, but they are said 10 be
surrounded by large body OF Wuuemburg
troops.