Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16

Sne, aua sm" e,,ssdy calculating as 10 the peIl>
Nd uhen miI;,.rv operations can DC sd.eo 49,
raaooad n ,ho p,,san. sc. The iaci " 'ie 'na.
W. IN =. ~ ,aras have been abe 10 asce,
W.. y. "'a, wha,ever is known mere "n'en
.a'n, n?." a,;ts one in expressing any hns u'oIs
,ssu u INES Ina. matters will not nave an a"s'J
termination ,,;,I "a "A, of ministe-
rial changes, though believe WIN muN ~ Al
:, me foundation as before. WIN ie' r., %,
de Falloux, though he is souietn,ns ~, ,,ni,oess
bis extreme debility and his cohplee a'I,, 20 n
us an,,,h;,p like business, will naturally ieh-
So, some arrangement in his department neces>
sary." tho Forest Of
pondv herweeu M. Thouret, oarfis.er: anu
I,ienisnant Petit, of The Gendarmerie Nioone.-
The Yea non chosen by the combaisn's was .ne
sword. The parties having been placed On 'no
Ground attacked each other with extraordinary
s,rv After some time they became completely
o,hausted and were forced to rest Iney re-
commenced, aad, after long contest uuf,ns
..h;cb nei,ber was wounded, The SECONDS as
armed Them. when they shook hands: NJ: baome'
a representative OF the people, ana ou'i9hie1'
h,r,;>ter acrrd as seconds TO M ihouret; ana vi
Wallois. a balf.pay lieutenant, ana M Dulau,
landed proprietor, performed me same uu.y .oi
Lieu,. Petit. The leutenan! challenged Tue %, =,
.;a,s, - oor.souence of tho latter having told
h;,, dn,;no ,hr stale Trials a, Versailles MA! ne
WAS unworthy to wear The French UNIFORM.
The Hioh Court resumed It's proceedings on
A, nLay morning, and The day was occupied
,r;,h lie examination Of witnesses, several OF
wbnm deposcd 10 the escape OF NJ Ledfu hoilin
nv the windows OF The Conservatory on Inc Ism
OF June. Some Of The prisoners ana inc counse'
tor The defence disputed The fact, when, however,
appeared 10 be es abished IN positive haoneI'
TIE evidence OF VI. Ernest Greeorie' pnyslc'ssa'
eYcited much Interest. The counsel Tor Inc ue'
tence ard some OF The prisoners enceav'red' 10
order 10 neu.raize his evidence, 70 show lha' W
G,eooire was a police agent. The Coui' az
iourned at half past oclcck.
The socials' refugees in London nave aullss'
sed The following letter 10 the ecitor OF Inc INC
pubique:- :: -. n.,
sor ~ c;,;1en CADET lust struck one OF the mos
nmrs md courageous servants Of Democracy, mas
M. snrnrised us. Whatever opinions may oe
formed on an attempt al colonization, INSPIRED
moreover b. SO elevated feeling oi deVoieaness
evcry Socialist considers himself as loiht'y d.
lacked by the judgment pronounced asaiesl "a
brt Ii belongs 10 those who nave sanclnsu lux
pillory and line huiks TO re-estaoi'sh also 'n'
benches Of he correctional iIiouhal. Eacn q
US has henccforlh paid his oeo'. ne nlusSe'
The huks, exile, Imprisonment, the eaAsys a"'
;ns,onns concentrations are the consecraion o
new IDEAS. Ii is .lilli gibbet OF ignominy rams
formed in The standard Of victory The cap OF 'hs
slave becomes the glorious symbol oil liberty
Health and fraternity.
eThc members OF The commute.
ui.ouis Blanc, President; Cazavan, sec
,eIaIy. Caussitiere, Louis MenaId, Rather
p Berjeau, A Bonra, Delau, A Dubois
1iourneyinan cabnetmaker) A WaInpon,
Martin Bernard"
The Courier Francois says
"Aoain We have another argument agains
associations gai.airss. The association OF mar
dresseIs in Inc rue ST. Honore, aiIer having peer
compelled 10 give up paIt oil us lnrh3ule u
The landlord OF the house no. 81, wnere II nd.
esla bIished itself, removed to No. 95 "heie !
does not appear 10 have sGcceeoea oenct'
now announces its approaching dissolution.
will not be forgotten mat TINS ASSOCIATION il.u
nina,eo on the CAV ii he death OF Marshal bu'
geand. That ac1 mas ao' o'o"s'"' s'0" '"'
tune"
The Echo lie la Frontiere says
"a letter from town III Inc Norh, which We
shall not name, Informs US that all lhe Red Re
nubl;caus had LEFT the place since The commence
men, Of the week. Ii is suppos'd that they have
oone towards Paris, point 10 which many lof
eipu refugees are now directing their steps
Nothing is known OF The cau;e oil This precipi
late departure, but various coplecures are ahoat'
The committee on The proposition OF M. Ma
poleon Bonaparte tor the repeal OF the decree
,7,h OF June, lS4S, concerning the Insurgents
JGne, has made lis report, and recommended ina
II should not DE- taken ino consideration.
similar decision has been come 10 by The com
mtee on the proposition OF M. Cofelli Tor IN
strict execution Ct The treaties ct July 10, leA'
and i63l. an
"The repor, OF the committee on the bill OF
pnhlic Instruction has been distributed TO tn
Assembly. The prevailing itea Of The com
miee has been to regulate. in manner III
most useful to society, and the most equitable Y
individuals, a new right common 10 all en-
Gems. clerical as we'll as lay. The Assembl.
will examine The bill without referring II lU IN
Council OF State.
nThe report of M Brnoisl d'Azy, drawn ri
on the authority ard in The name OF the com
mission, appointed 10 examine the proposition
of MN Dutourmel and Lesboueo:s, relative Il
societies Of mutual assistance and banks Tor tn
relief of the aged and infrm, has been present
ed 10 The Legislative Assembly. This report i
remarkable in mole than one point OF view
Il observes that the first and indispensable basi
| of 1D0tlIutlUilS IOubutl Huludl ISiSAt ~ ""
most complete liberIy-liberIy in The form Of IN
association, in the number, The origin, The pro
fession, the age, ard the sex Of the subscriber
il the rules Of admission, in the distribution o
the relief, The employment, Of th- funds, To-
amour. OF The subscription 10 he paid, and IN
intervention Of patrons or charitable s1oscTi
bers The law should merely act as procc
lion 10 the insti uion
"Coun, Charles Berando lie Praiornio hs
presented 10 the Piesiden, OF the Republic lei!
ters from his Sovereign, accrsdiIing him as In
voy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoteniaf.
Of Sardinia in France.
"The Monileur publishes The returns oil iht
| produce and assumption OF bect'rool susaf u
| Ffance since The commencement OF the season
from which il appears lha, On The Isl Of Ocio
| Der there were 81 manuiac.ories in ACTIVITY, o
| 10 more than al the corresponding period ol IN
last year. and 2i3 inactive, but having sugar I
dispose OF. The quantity vi manufacture
amounted 10 48l 939 kilogra mmcs, or $50
| more than las. year; that sod tor consumption I
| l,32o, 100, aud The quantity remaining nuso1 Il
| Inc MANUFACTURES 10 4,2S4, 46.
| "BI. for The extraordinary adventures OF In
lady 10 whom the suhonci letter, taken lIou
tue Assemble Natiunae, refers, ihe inciden'
narrated in j, might be regarded as al least doaol
| ;u!. The Assemble Naiunale,' under The iii
!, New Phases in III. Lille OF Lola Monies says
"A private letter, received 10 day ffoh
Tottcsa, (Ca.alonia,) informs us that Lola Non
les has had warm discussion with her youni
| husband, and which ended in the Coun ess o
Landseld stabbing Mr.. Head with dagger
| Mr. Head, not a, all satisfied With SO pointed
| marx OF copjugal affection, Immediately CUTIE
his wife, who now remains in hotel a. Torlo
sa, destitute oil all resources, and has been ob
liged to apply 10 the British Consul. Oar cor
responder, promises US some curious details 70
| Tomorrow"
"The story appears rather doubtful. Their
is no British Consul, believe, at To'losa, per
| haps the writer means lhe Vice.Consul at Tar
ragoua, or the Consul al Barcelona
THE RESULT.
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