Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-02

bales including 800 for export. Iha EisIkets
were steady and fnll-rales readily maintained.
On the 18Th The market closed with animation,
and An upward tendency compared with fridays
rates. Prices Of American valued al under AID,
we're ii. per h. dea'er. The late imports do
not come freely into the market. In other SORTS
there was little change, but the tone among all
holders was one o. confidence.
FRANCE.-Nolwithstan the faVoFaoie eA-
peclations entertained on The 18Th, oil the speedy
formation Of a permanent government III lois
country and the restoration OF tranquili'Yi seii-
Gus misunderstanding had arisen, which threat
ems not only 10 entirely overthrow The schemes OF
the moderate party, but 10 induce The return OF a
state OF anarchy. The following teleg!aphic.
dispatch from The channel, gives summary OF
The exciting scenes:
PARIS, May l5.-To.day, an immense BODY
OF the populace iorcibly entered The National As
semby. M. Hubert rose and proclaimed, 10 the
name of The people, The dissolution OF The Nation
al Assembly. Paris is in slate Of perfect con-
fusion. Blanqui, Barber Corais and Raspail
have teen arrested b. the Provisional Govern
menf. Fresh disturbances had occurred, and the
National Assembly had actually been seized By
the mob
PARIS, Monday, S o'clock, P. M.-Wc have
again to-day had tremendous demonstration,
which has shaken The capital to its very centre;
but up to this moment all has passed of peace
ably. We have seen enough, however, 10 be
we'll assured that the Ministers are dancing upon
Volcano which may explode at any moment,
and submerge them and the whole assembly into
the gurgling chaldron Of lava, now smolderng
in its bosom. The demonstration of this day
was in behalf of Poland The admirers and
well wshers Of that country met on the Place
dc la Bastle in great crowds, at 10 o'clock this
morning, and then shouted and formed IN order,
and proceeded in procession down the Boule
yards. The workmen from the Atellers Nation
Faux, lett the National work, and came forth
with their banners 10 join the manifestation.
They then gathered in groups around their re
spective banners, each surmounted with the
blood red cape Of liberty, and steamers Of
black Grape, emb!ematical Of the mournful fate
of Poland The various denominations OF these
clubs, and inscriptions upon their banners, 1t
were vain TO attempt to communicate.
Tnere was THE Emancipation OF the People,
"Tne Society OF The rights of mai" THE wound.
ed # the July revolution" There was also The
banners OF the different traders, trades, aGc dele
gates from The departments who have been de
irauded OF their feie; officers Of the National
Guards, Mobile Guards, and all SORTS OF guards,
including the most sable cf all guards who GER
tainy pnedomnaed numbers On came the NOV
ing masses down the Bou!evards. shouting "Vive
la Polosne," ard singing The Marseilles Hymn;
whilst the crowd who was seated in The noble Pc
ris,yle OF III Church Madeline formed The cho-
rus. On arriving al the bridge OF the Madeline
they Joined the chorus.
On arriving al the bridge which leads 10 the
National Assembly, the captain OF The National
Guard attempted 10 oppose them; but as ne had
only sixty men, and there being one hundred
thousand against him, he ordered his men TO IN.
fix bayonets and march off, and live TO fight an
other day. The crowd then proceeded 10 the As
semby and rushed into The precincts OF The Cham.
Der. TIE populace stationed themselves along
the qnays shortly after 2 O'Clock.
According to some accounts, a musket Was
fired and general commoon ensued but il
was quickly found 10 have been an accident, and
tranquility was restored. The National GUARDS,
however, Instantly cleared the ruierics gardens,
and cilradine inIl of cartridges drove about, in
order that the plebeians nigh! see what they now
had 10 expect. The mob, however, is last dis.
persing. | Saw the captain OF the Mobile Guard,
Al The Place Carousel, order his men 10 load but
happily these dangerous men were far from The
scene OF aclion-oherwse. a repetition OF The oath
OF February might have cnsued
lTALY.-VERoNA, May 7th.-A sangninary
hood yesterday. The enemy, whose numbers
have considerably increased by numerous Free
Corps, amo, n,ed 10 nearly three times as many
as our own. The Austrian troops fought like
lions but unhappiy lost many brave men, among
whom were he valiant General Silis who was
shot through The breast, and Lieutenant Lanzen
Pearl. The tenth Jaer battalion, consisting
chiefly OF Lower AusIians, suffered the most
material loss. Nearly four times their number
OF the enemy were disabled.
The cannuns roared necessarily from III o'clk
till 2 o'cik. in The afternoon, and were so close
that the enemies balls tell al our gates. The
town has been and remains quiet.
According TO letter from Verona, daed May
9th, 10 a! night, The right wing OF the Ausrrians,
commanded by De ASPIRE, and the lett by Wrale.
siaw, were on the other side of the river
The strength OF the Piedmontesc was estimated
al 6ny thousand men, They fought valianlIy, es
pecially the Swiss Guards. Badelskey's batla.
lien OF troops gave way, while their German tel.
low combalants manfully maintained the honor
oil the German arms Al the Sanl.u and San
Mossino, three companies maintained their ground
against four batlalons Tor six hours, without si-
wing one inch 10 the enemy.
IRELAND-Mr.M Mitchell editor Of he Uni.
Ted Ifishman, has been arrested under tie new
law, prescribing his offence as felony. The Trial
OF Mr.. O'Brien has b=en brought 10 close, the
jury not being able to agree. That OF Mr. Mca-
CHER was progressing but would probably ,ermi.
nate in the same manner.
SPAIN.-There is no intelligence in the Ma.
drid Journals OF the 10Th ull., though The Spanish
capital was in state Of tranquility.