Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-17

Of expenses, increased by The applications for
credits made since is presentation, amounts 10
,G57 900 600 francs, there necessarily results
deficit, unless there be some reductions made
in the course Of the discussion on The budget.
Nj. Marbrarl, member OF the Hungarian
Diet, has arrived IN Paris. He is said 10 be
charged with special mission from kossu'h
and the chiefs Of The Magyar party. He Is 10
proceed from Paris 10 England.
The following detail, OF me execution II me
murteters OF GeneraI Brea appear IN he letlrr
OF correspondent, dated tGe l1lh instant:
This morning, ateishI o'chck, TWO Of The as.
sassns OF General B!ea were executed al he
BaIrere lie Fontainebleau II will be leme M
bered that nearly twenty persons had been con.
ylcled ui beng parties 10 this dreadful murder,
and ha the whole u them were >euteuccG 10 dil-
teren. leias OF impfiscnmeGi, with Inc exec plon
oil five, namely, Nouiy, Choppan, Varr!eau,
DaiS, and Lain, who were sentenced To coath
In The course OF last week The government de-
ermincd that The punishment Of Noury ami
Vappreau should be commute, but thai Daix
and Lahr should b. len Ia heir Ian TIE case
! oi ChoppaH was long undecided, but uilrnaely
il was determined, on me Games. intcl gcssion u
| is understood, II he President OF The Republic
himself ,ba. mercy should BIZ also extended 10
!, him. Win respect 10Th TWO greatest criminals,
| DalY AM Lahr, who were tnr persons who acu-
| ally butchcred Genera. Rrea and his alGe-ds-
camp, il was determined that they should suffer
| the extreme punishment u the law. Inc
rangemenis Tor the execution were kept very qu.
| et, but as il was evident, from The movements o!
| troops AMI o'her symptoms, that something was
| about 10 take pace, the inhahians Of he quar-
ter were on the alert, and considerable crowd
| cong regatcd. In the middle OF the night, the
whole Of tie district ol The BarrieIe de Fontaln-
| beau was taken possession 81 BY large boiIes Of
troops consisting Of the 6ls, The %. IN. 5h, and
| 59h regiments oi the lin" SrveTh! sQnadruHs oi
laDcers and dragons battalion 81 he republi.
| can guards, and two batteries o! artillery. The
SCI field was erected inside the Fonlaih beau gate,
| and within hundred wards III The spo where hr
| murders were c nmitsd. Some strong drlach.
ments Of infantry were placed rount The gnIllo.
line, and Two pieces ~ artillery were placed al
the entrance 10 all Ihe streets atuIng On the
place of execution, and also upon The external
toulevands Al half.pasl five O'Clock the two
convicts who we're 10 suffer were brought from
The iortlication Of Vauves, where they have teen
confined since their condemnation.
They reached he IA al spot IN separate prison
vans, I'd ch being accompanied by two priests in
their sacefdolal dress. Day was the first who
appeared. On quntng The van he showed great
courage, and cried out, Ces moi qui passe lc
premier" He mounted the scahOlt bold !, with
OUT any ASSISTANCE, anu On MS ItdIUiilS INK uuHl
of The sea fold, he salt in firm an loui voice,
"In The name OF The French people, die innocent
for having defended the cause Of Gen. Brea. die
Tor III people Citizens, pray Tomorrow Tor me, ior
my Wife, for my children. Cod receiyemy SOU"
Ele was then imme lately seiZ.t by The e1rcu-
TONERS, and in less than minute his head was
severed from his body Lair showed less cool.
ness. He was greatly depressed HIS only words
were, "Citizrns, l am innocent. die Chris
lian" His execution was speedily accomplish
ed. The assembled crowd, which was prihcl-
"a lily composed Of 0nrTtsrs was calm and silent.
There were no shouts IL either appreciation or
dsapprobaion, bu the whole iueubrious specia-
Gle passed of without commoon or disturbance
OF apy kind This was the first execution for a
crime connected with political events since The
revolution Of February.
Nothing has transpred IN Paris OF positive
nature as 10 the intentions OF the French Co.
yernment respecting the affairs Of Italy; but il
ls believed that the principle OF non-inierventlon
will for the present be adhered 10. The French
Government is, however, understood TO have
resolved TO assist Charles Albert IN the event OF
any aid being given TO the Austrians by the En-
peror Of Russia, with view to enable the for
NC, - f:nieh .h= rsPisiJ in Hu"snsy, aun
thus throw large renlorcements INTO Italy,
This would be regarded as an Intervention by
Of the French Government, il would lead to an
intervention by France. II appears certain that
an expodition of 1000 men is preparing at
Toulon. This is positively announced by the
Narseilles Journals, .and the movements OF tie
trooos are given. Ono of the chief objects OF
this expedition must be to serve the cause OF
the Pope; but il is moi supposed that The inter,
yenton would be direct one. II is reported
in Paris that portion Of the troops composing
this expedition will not be landed, but remain
off the coast ready TO land al Venice 10 The
event of an Intervention against the hustrlans,
and thus protect Venice, and make Il point al
which reinforcemcnts could be thrown IN.
A conference Of the French and foreign ply
s;cians was held OH the 9Th ult. at Paris, TO de-
eide upon the measures which il may be expe-
dent TO adop, in consequence OF the cholera, the
existence of which in Paris is now fully ascer-
tanned. -,
The trial of the Insurgents at Bourges IS still
proceeding; but the proceedings are not OF much
,n,eres TO The general reader The proceedings
NJ the 18th were most worthy oil reporting. oh
that ,ay the galleries were very much CROWDED.
N the exrectatlon that Lcdru Rolln ana 'ioocq
were 10 be examined. Ledru RollIn was inc
frs, witness. He had heard OF inaniies a''oh
in favor Of Poland on the 18th OF May. lie de-
tailed his own proceedings on that day IN com
,,ny with W. Lamsriine. The Government
had received information from the police that
Poland was only preiex, and the real object
was to overthrow the Government tie con
sidered that General Courtals had done his best
IN nroiec, the Assembly, but his orders had not
been obeyed
RI,noTi contradic,ed soue parts Of Ledru
Rollins evidence
Ra.nail complained bitterly Of The treatment
h. and mis- fellow prisoners mad been exposed 10
since thcir arriva! al Bcu,ses. Their sleep was
interrupted during The niSht oy Vsls ron 'he
notice. A II This injured his health seriously.
The Pre<iden oi The court re!ied Tor nav an
bour. and on his return said, that as tnr com,
plant was made in public the explanation shouu
be public TOO. He called on me difecof Vi me
prison TO explain. The director denied Tue
charge.
ae said me Inspection was made every TWO
hours; bur that every attention, consistent ~"
salety. was shown to The prisoners, who were Al.
lowed 10 see their counsel ana tGtif iiie"e' VIM
| cut any guard bling freseni.
M Msrras. President oi the NalOnai Assem-
| nv was next examined. bu, h. evidence was
only repetition II that ot lGr Pfevious withess
| ~ hai heard cri-> Al the tlo'el De Viilr OF
"Viye Raspail !" "Vve Albert" "Vive LOUIS
Blanc" .i.,,,,
Tine next witness called was the celeo'a'e"
Vldocq whose presence excited mucn sensation
in the court Ills eyiicnce, however, oniy g
ierred 10 he prisoner Borne.
sTMR. SEGAR'S sPEECa.-The mem
he's # The Legislature who subscribed LOT
pamphe, copies ot Mr. Stgar's great speech on
Inc Wilmer Provsc, and did mol obtain them be-
tore leaving Richmond, and Others desiring c.,
pies. NAV e, them al the Enquirer Office, al Is
! per huud.ed.
BY The GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROcLAN MA TIDN.
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