Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-21

I,b.u NOW nrcccea TO give you detached DEANS
which Il is difficult 10 arrange in a regular an
connected form. | have already saia mat .h'
principal point TO which the crowd tended was In'
Pls ce de la Madeleine aud The Place &c ID ~? ~
corde. About halt past eleven a tesinens ~
family and several squadrons drew up hsa, as
church OF The Madeleine, where the crow "a>
most dense. A few minutes aileFwa'Is "n - =
mense lois Of persons; almost All cnoo
blowseS. and said 10 amount 10 uP"I,"s - -.
annes,od from tie direction oil the nou'e'u'os
bnrf M one could exactly say from what PiaGs
lhey came. They marched in procession, no..
mo each others arms, and sunG me 1na.'e,
in one general chorus. When passins u.a md
restaurant. they gave three cheers ioi e'9 o. 4,
,nsn proceeded wi,hou; stepping 'oNe - -
H. cano,,In their evident intention oeihs "
. - nav 10 the Chamber oil DrPuse.-
ma h'ia,s onp,si.e he Chamber oil Depu,'ies,
aoasyer ;bey we're stopped by a large oo1y "
csvaI,y and Infantry, drawn up on lne o.ns.;
rhev were then brought 10 a ssaaas'i,i :. ~ !. i
npmbers we're so ereatthai iney h''eu - 49,
~ The Place lie ia Concofde, oi'e " 49,
so,a,es in Europe. Jus, a,Ihat uiouien' q r."
w. =, n. re,iiucnt o, cavalry al lhr oiidse
charced unon The mass. separated, and a'nss
considerable portion hack 'o~aids M. anns
wards while he resi- was d,lren mo lne of
E,v.ees and he res, Down the Rne l@i'oi' 49,.
The whole Of The place was cie"'.. ~ ,hn,
time than can be conceived. pni 'hc - ana
hey did their du,y with e,eal eetei'n -. -
ef.c, 50 far from using unnecessarily "
means, appeared l. GO ahou' ! ~ 49, NJ me
n,;y and even good huih"r me pin and
crowd driypn beck rpwa;Gs me bouieV"i"s' ~
s,,il marching in order, anu arm III ann "as
four national guards al lhelf heao, ",u,e. y" :"
i,e;r sabfes. In the Pace de la naue'e'". -
N'' ~ 49, -, ..Ar L., n SnprGr lntIn,
at-nn, was made by Inc troops 10 oisPets' ~,
which nas only partially successful, anu s'ea,.
afterwards they mel another large ocuy, -
nrs !, wnum iIa!ernally embraced tue Sa',u"a'
Cns,dsmen. ON arriving in !renl Of inc noe
dix fares Es,raage1eS they stopped, ana surg
me iL,silalse in iu!l chorus lhey MN wa,
~ c,y on. "a das GuJ@,t-a has L .EtH'Se7s'
and The excitement was evidently inctcPsih@
A, length a very youns nan io"k mp d ia'se
stone. which he hurled against The sieai gaze VI
The hotel. an example which wds ioli"wsa oy 'he
resi-, who began n~uocsius asa'nst me sde d
,hooar ~ stones was lhiuwa al the same unit
an, brok. several windows. Daring this ume q
h,dv ol me municipal guards GnlaniiS) VIM
gore drawn 40 within NJ ya'eS, deliotidieS }
loaded h, il mu .keI>. and prepared i"r Wha' "''s"
follow; but a body OF cavalry emerging 70 !" -.
Rue des Capucines At that moment, cndis'a1
stIucs some OF the mos! actIVe win 'he hd' s,a'
Of their sdbies, and very soon succeeat" ~ u's
persinS The craWG, and feiieVlh2 the !cs'1enss =
he President OF The Counci! nom me aausei :
was III. ,h
Rus y,yirone. a pody OF roth ,Ds attempted L
h,e,s into a cunmaEst's shop, Out iai'ei. lGrJ
non attacked he shop d! a poor merchann d'
bo;s and ,iundcfed i OF The small q1anlilV o
finrvood il contained, which hey formed in''
stakes In The diffefen; attacks maze oy 'n'
,ronns some severe bows we're occasionally ueail
and mon he whole q considerable number oil per
cons ,ece,ged sabre cuts and severe oayone
,rorni.. bu, did moi hear Of any one being Kill
ed
r NAV as well mention that among the Other
cries which issued from The crowd was maj o.
Tir, Ia hyne, winch was 10 ne heard every tline
,6c compact bodies, which appeared from 'iii'e 10
time. passed 4 regiment Of inidntfy. a Slea'
number Il prisoners were 'ahen ny the ponce
who had been caught IN me acl ol astefihS seal'
,ious cries or throwing stones.
These are the principal incidents which nave
come within my notice in Inc course OF Inc cav
Tnsv ne moi very serious in themselves, bur they
are ms, u a nature ina. might al any tim. lead
10 a cala>,fop &c. One thing must appear Ell
dent 10 any one who has seen the aspect o. Paris
curine This dav, ,ha, i. that The Government, III
d,;erminins no, 10 allow The procession Of depu'
les and The enormous additional number OF per
sons which would have assembled, had II iaker
Mace. cam. 10 a wise Determination Whether
'ney woul! nu' have daLe better had lhey gives
~ orders tor stopping Al an Garlic! period an
before me preparations we've made, Is another ma,
Ter. llaiGk they wou'c Had The notice beer
gwen ,hfee days aeo, 'aat Inc meeting was no
10 b" allowed. 4 great aeal Il he excitement ans
confusion Of mis- dav would have been avoiitd
The excuse OF the Government, is, thai itdit nc
interfere until the irOmotefs o!,ne banquet hcgar
TO organic. and arrange National Guards aDc
other persons 10 form the procession. The eAcusI
is hardly enable, iof ii was known and clearly
announced several days beio.e, that the pfoces
sion was 10 b. one o. ihe principal parts o! ih'
demonstration. Il is rumored that eleven oil IN
Twelve deputies of Paris have resigned their seats
IMPEACHMENT OFTHE MINISTRY
Al The meeting Of The Chamber OF Deputies OF
The 22nd, the deputies Of the Opposition, TO IN
number OF 1853, submitted The following proposilior
awe propose 10 place The Minister in accuse
lion as guilty
81. OF having betrayed the honor and the in
,crests OF France.
so. OF having ialsifiad the principles of'he cor
s%ii,u,ion, violated the guarantees Of liberty, an
attacked he rights OF The people.
20. or having, by a systematic corruption, a
tempted 10 substitute, Tor The Tree expression
public opinion, The calculations OF private iEieI
est, and thus perverted Inc representative govern
ment.
a. OF having traficked for ministerial purP'
SEES in public Offices, as well rs in all the. prefos;
lives and privileges oil power.
rs Fo; having, in the same interest, waste
| The finances oil he State, and thus compromise
the forces ana the grandeur Of the Kingdom.
IS. OF havin. violently d~cspoilsd The citIZef
Of a right inherent 10 every tree constitution, an
lhe exercise OF which had been euaran,eedto thel
~ The Charter. by The laws, and by former PR
ceirGis.
~. OF having, in fin, by a policy overly couI
ler-revolutionaTy. placed in question all he col
quests Of our two revolutions, and thrown Ii
| country into a profound agitation"
| Here follow The signatures, VI. Odillon Barre
al the head.l
Nj. Genaoude submitted in his own name
proposition o. accusation against The mInisle
conceived in these teens:
"Wheicas the Min:s:er, by his refusal 10 pr
sent a project oi law Tor electoral reform, has .,
| cas.oncd troubles ! r:opr>e 10 put in acoustic
The President q. the Council, and his colleagues
THE REFO3M MANIFESTATION.
The following Is IT, iaigfm manifestation i
sued on Monday m~c,.:as, ~ The Opposition. az
published in all the Literal "a peEs, and by whic
me Ministry supper, their reasons for prohibiIiD
the banquet:
REFORM MANIFESTATION.
The general committee chafsedt0 organize III
banquet Of The IL + reimbursement, ihiaks il Iisl
10 stale thatihe Object D, lie demonstration IKE
for Tuesday is III leaal aud pacific exercise OF
constitutional rieh', inc right of holding polite;
meetings, wiiho;' which representative govern
m,n, w1uli oul, - a drfiSian. The MIN