Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-16
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Correspondence OF the Baltimore American.
BosroN, June ID, A. M.
We we're completely surprised this morning by
the unexpected arrival of The fine steamer Ame.
pool on the 81 inst, and has thus made The pas
sage from shore TO shore in the extraordinarily
short period OF len days. She brings seven days
later news than that brought by the Acadia and
her intelligence is Of fresh agitalons and excite.
ment. In respect 10 England, il is far more gloo-
my and foreboding than any received since The
great Charlist demonstration.
There have been a number Of armed assem-
blages throughout The kingdom in defiance OF the
prohibitions and direct efforts of The Government
TO prevent them. The Cbarliss and Repealers
have me, al different places and were addressed
BY speakers in the most incendiary language
When al last the authorities had attempted 10 in.
terfere they were met with unyielding opposition
and serious riots ensued This state oil affairs,
combined with other causes, had almost entirely
suspended business in The manufacturing districts.
From general confidence existing OF The Co.
vernment being able 10 maintain its ground, funds
still remained firm, and nigh, be quoted al "a a
SAT on account.
FRANCE-The determination OF the French
Assembly 10 break down the system of organized
labor has created much dissatisfaction and resent
ment among The aboring classes. Emile Tho.
mas who succeeded Louis Blanc, in The admin
isration OF the Aieisrs NationanI (national work
shops) has been superseded in office; and, on &C
count of suspicious conduct, sent under guard 10
Bordeaux. The workmen became much excited
al this, and demanded bis return and restoration;
but the National Guard had succeeded in preser.
wing peiec, order.
M Blanqui, one of the prime movers Of The
late disturbance has been again arrested, and this
time secured. The implication Of Louis Blanc
in the same affair has been fully established, and
the authorities have asked the Chamber TO grant
them authority to prosecute him, without which
they could not proceed he being member Of
their body.
All was quiet at Paris, and The friends OF or.
der were sangune Of being able 10 control the
masses Indeed, from the effeclual manner in
which the Executive had quelled the late distur-
Dances aud their moderation in pacifyiDs the e.
element, less apprehension had been eIt for the
result.
The distractions in Ireland had received re.
newed simpulse from The conviction OF Mitchell,
The editor of The United lrishman. He was found
guilty of high treason, alter a stormy trial, con-
Quoted with great ceremony by both sides. His
sentence is transportation Tor fourteen years, and
place Of punishment the Hulks, in Bermuda.
The executive and Assembly have settled their
difficulties. The terms of arrangement are that
the former must attend the session OF the Chamber
when forty members desire their presence.
NJ. Cormenin, Lamennais, Toquevile, and
others otthe Committee appointed to draw up a
constitution for the Republic are still actively en-
gagged in their labors. Opinions were diversified
as 10 the probability OF one or two Chambers be-
ing Instituted, bu, they rather inclined in favor
oil the former as being more purely democratic.