Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-15

iAuLiy &c uN!dFCdui J'tr SudlIublei diJS
&c crges aud Edmond Lafayette, Ducos, &c
NJ. Lamsr!ine who was elected with univer-
sal reclamation by ten or eleven departments,
that gave him more than 1000, 900 suffrages in
the month Of April 1915, in May lS49, is not
named even in the department that gave him
oiflh-thal none ot the tour individuals who
nave successfully occupied the Presidential chair
10 The National Assembly, namely: Bachez,
who was e'ecied on the 9Th VI May, Marie 10
me early part OF June, and Marrasl in July,
nave oeen chosen as representatives in The new
Assembly. GA the Other hand, neither Dupont
tde fEure,) President OF the Provisional Govern
u1eni. nor Audry de Puyfayeau, who, as senior
member, occupied the Presidency during the SEES
SION Of The Alb and 5ih Of May, 1913, has been
reelected. But M. Ravez, who was Tor a long
lime President OF the Chamber Of Deputies un-
tef the restoration, has been elected representa-.
i've.
Il has been calculated tha, 300 members OF he
new Legislative Assembly are, or have heen,
Journalists. Two carmen Of Lyons have been
elected representatives. la the Var, socialist
who can neither read nor write has also been
returned
The only elections which now remain to be
known are those from Corsica, Algeria and the
colonies. II appears that twenty-lhree rcpresen-
tatiVes have been named in Two or more depart
ments. M. Ledru RollIn has been elected in five;
namely in The Aller the Herau!l, Saonc ct Loire,
Seine and VAR General Chauearnier, in three
departments, Napoleon Bonaparc, son 0! Je-
rome, in three; Felix Pyal, the Monlagnard, in
three. ln Two departments each the following
have been chosen; Messrs. Theodore Bac, Odil-
lon BarrG Bixio, General Cavaighac, Chase
loup Laubat, Commissaire Duiaure, General
Gourgaud, Lamoriciere, Matthew, (Dfoms, }
Michel, (de Bourges) MonlalembeIl. Lncien
Mural, Ney de la Moskowa, General OudinUt,
Hypolite Passey, Persisny Roger, (du Nort, ]
and st. Priest. Thus lwcn;y-nne new elections
must take place.
Notable men chosen.
In Aisne: Odon Barron; Ledru Rolin; a.
Blanc, workman, socialist; Yaulabelle, Cayaig-
macs Minister Of Education. In Maine: Leon
Faucher. In Loir Ell Cher Cautasre one Of
The editors OF The Democratic Paciique. In
Cher: Felix Pyai. In Haute Maine: Prince
Joinvile had S,096 votcs and is beaten. In
SaiIhe: Gusave de Beaumont, The traveller in
list is all elec,ed-Duponl il the highes. OF The
defeated candidates. In Orne: De Tracy. In
Ain: Edgar Quinet. In Seine ct Maine: Drouyn
De Lhuys. In Eure and Loire, as we'll rs in Mo-
selle, Ney de la Moskowa, who is decided So
caist. In Cotss-du.Nord: Monialembert; MN.
de Tccqueville Dupin, Araeo, Theirs, and La
are also elected. Ledru Rollin
appears TO have been chosen 10 more depart.
menls than any other candidate
The great reri:w
The English papers speak OF the review on the
Dist az mos enthusiastic affair The Demo-
cratic Pacifque contains letter from an officer,
which says that, just before the troops were pu, in
motion, they were ordered 10 shout "Viye Napo-
leon as they detilei in iron. OF The PresidenI.--
The National says that great part OF them, and
especially The artillery, preserved an icy silence,
the command.
VENICE
Radelsky wrote TO MANN on the 9th OF May
hat all negotiations were al an end, and Ven-
ice mus, suffer the fate VI war. The Venetians
will hold on, 10 he last The Austrian General
Haynau, stationed before Meslre, has notified 10
he British and French consu.s al Venice that ne
cannot permit the vessels oil those or any other
neutral powers 10 stay 10 the waters Of Venice, in
:a sag3a & i h .a n0 az
horn By assault are fully roDfrmct. Inc rcsis-
lance male by The Livo:nesr does DOL appear 70
have been very obstinate. The Ausinahs III Inc
accounts published b. some u TIE French aha
Italian Journals, are said 10 have Uied, ano sho',
great numbers OF the defendants, aud u lave
committed great excuses ~ Tue Town. l"e
Austrian troops had The OTTER 10 make no priso-
ncrs bul 10 shoo, all lhosc with arms IN their
handsl they took in The houses they slormed.-
The Aus,riaos may have lost 10 The streets about
/. kill.d and 1876 wounded, and in the streets,
nd houses about 70 or 80 insurgents were killed;
among them was one officer, and priest VINO
was shot near church, with six insurgents VINO
had fired from the steeple.
SICILY.
Tgs MASSACRE At PALERho.-We have re-
c.iyed intelligence OF the 9th from Palermo
The CITY is now 10 the hands Of the Kings gov.
arnmept. On the previous day the citizens had
;nJuced the mouniaineers and free crops TO go
out,de The town and attack Fiangeri; but the
they had got rid Of such unpleasant
yisiters, the national guard closed Inc sa'es
against them and refused to let them TO en'ef'
In the mean time the Neapolitan troops came
m. and il is said dreadful massacre oil Inc re-
nublieans took place, who fled on every slde
and wore pursued by the royal troops; the hing
Gao wa. then hoisted the city has now made us
formal submission, and the civil war 10 al ah
end. an ,,,vrNcp
FRANKFORT, May 20-The city OF Mayehee
bas been placed in the state oil siege lasl hiSh. "
,he commander, General Huser, ms garrison
having been diminished BY Two oaltaiionS, St
maj a rebellion 0! the unruly PoPuialion llo'
rbicb arms of all descriptions were oeins ND
nutac,ured under his very eyes, hisM hase
caused great bIooashed 10 put down. ,ln',ia'
MEASURE will very likely De resor1eu ~ " w., ua
central Government Tor Frankfort, ana lot ene
mhoie conntry as far South as the BadIsh IRON
:, hoino absolutely necessary 10 pfolec,, cy
~, :, means The Grand Dnchy OIL aesse
meas,ad, from armed inroads; Tor already 90
- ,nan ri the revolution collec1 imuiense
..e # yasabonds in the neighoofhood OIL me
e :, ,,on1ier. and grand open air meeting
noe n lakc place this very Sunday al Mann
sain, nro consider matters relating 10 Inc GeI-
w.. IN, countries North OF Baden In order 10 as
-, ,he measures OF the central government,
: oor or 1000 Me. klenburgers infantry aid
cavalryl are on their way 10 Frankfort:
TC9rro,poaa. nj London Tunes
RUMORS.
The unlucby King OF Naples seems 10 W
s,il in state Of blockade a, Albano; ne mas so'
6l,y pieces Of artillery with him, when are con.
s,I,r.d by The Romans as a regular coh'liouliol
n The future resources OF the young iepuoiic
Col Roselli, viii. 1900 Romans, IS sun 10 NJ
rear. .o,. Ian
letters from Rome state that VI. Lesseps, ian
envoy from The French goveInmen',) accotnpah.
led by Sisnor Accursi, arrived q: palo On a ahf
morning Of The 18Th. General ouaiho, 49, nea
auarters were al 2reyetta. Letters rom o'na
Vccclia STATE that deputatlon OF inc nou ;,s, ~
vernmen had Proceeded to pa'o, 1o n ,mr +, y
the 18Th. 10 The camp OF Genera oul'u", -
,rea, respecting an arnlstlce; put as ap q,
,ice ALREADY existed in fact, il was supposed wa
The establishment Of prcliminaries io1 n 10,
naci6c arrangement was the real o0Jec' u ~
mission.
.pRIyALOF TEE LEAtNG ION.
rs nI Ta;,ed States store ship Lexington, ii"n
O.. n% Ersncisco and Intermediate por.s., arrive.
Dan o Law IN command OF Lieut.. F'feteIIcs