Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02

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amendment. Clear
beDches.) - from Lord Stanley, the
House o..s SO
Con'epS 50
Majority r..
The address was then agreed 70, anu TIC
House adjourned.
On the 5,h Earl Fortescue read her majesty's
most gracious answer 10 their lordshlps's ad'
dress ia reply TO he speech from The throne
sMy lords, | thank you for the assurances oil the
loyalty of my people, and their steady a.acn'
mept 10 the institutions Of the country. IL WI
be, at all times, my desire to promote their nap
piness ami prosperity" On The motion oil the
Earl of Shaftesoury, her majesty's answer was
ordered 10 be printed with the votes
IRELAND.
c,.,s nc H.BrAs CoRPus.-lt has been
recommended by The Lord Lieutenant TO rene"
for a limited period the suspension ., .ne
Habeos Germs Act in Ireland, and the bill has
already heeu read a first time IN the House OF
Commons. In the p~o~eriul language oil Lo.o
John Russell, it is deemed unwlse 100 soon -
loosen the bandage from The Wouno' "no =
might again bleed, and with reference " WHY"
il IS necessary 10 take every precaulioh'' ihe
incendiary letters of Mr.. hlcGee, hrst puoiish'
ed in The New York Herald, furnished no siigh'
grounds for this continued cncroachment upon
the British Constitution; and IN The language Oh
Lard Clarendon, the leaders Of the lnsurrection
If last autumn, Notwithstanding the clemency
they had experienced from the crown, exhibit
ed only .sfegret for tier failure, aud theit
homes are directed to a more successful issue on
the first opportunity" =.
upon the division on the first reading oil Inc
suspension bill, only lS members opposed IT,
while 22l voted in lis favor. There can DC nc
doubt bu, that ii will rapidly pass both Houses
of Parliament.
FRANCE.
I.amartinc. on the 9th of February, in a
speech on the question of the dissolution, maue
a vigorous attack on the Red Republicans. he
is said 10 be still popular with a large portion
of the working classes, and his appeal IN ihe
cause If order and true liberty will not be IN
vain. ;.
The spec en- delivered by Nj. de LamarIine IS
The subject Il all The conversations. The great
poet is charged ty The republicans Of the peae
with rating 10 the monarchlsls.
The question OF the dissolution OF The Nalon-
al Assembly has been decided by The adoption OF
a proposition, submitet by M. Lapjuinais, which
IN nuisance was To lhIs etirct-that The Assem-
bly shall Immediately proceed TO discuss ana pass
The electoral laws, after which II shall regulate
the electoral lists. The elections vii! lake place
the first Sunday alter the dehnitive closing OF
these lists, and the new Assembly VIII meet, and
The present body cease 10 eXlsl, IN Ten Gays allet
The time OF such election. The pracilcai eneci
u this will be, that The present Assembly VIII
- tn.. .hn,,t ~. middle nj AnTIl. Gue
first clause Of this proposition was adopted oy
The Assembly without a division. The second
clause, which appoints a day Tor the new cleo
lions, was adopted by a majority OF 410 to 337-
A lhird clause, which specifies that, besides Inc
electoral law, The law on The Council OF Slale,
and on The responsibility OF The Republic BY rs
Ministers, was also adoped; but II was suose'
quently resolved, BY a large majority, that 'ne
budget should b. added 10 The number oi organic
la ws To- b. passed before The dissolution.
fhe proposition OF NJ. Leerance, III favor oi 4
general amnesty Tor political crimes COMMITTED
since The outbreak Of the revolution, has been 'e-
jec;ed by an overwhelming majority.
The LATE MiLiTARY DEMossTRATIoH.-lh e
Government still endeavots 10 convince me woiio
mat The military demonstration OF Monday, The
29th ull. ci.cumvented a real Red ltepublican
conspiracy, and The Monileur, contains an ofhcia
article every morning 10 show hal the conspIra'
cy extends all over. France. Que OF the mos
sttiking lacls adduced by the Monileur, was iht
seizure OF Is boxes Of muskers al TToyes, III IN,
Department OF the Aube. This certainly looked
AS il evil disposed persons were preparing lor an
appeal 10 arms, but The Progress de / Aube ex
plains the matter in a way that gives II a peiiecl
pacific character. II says. "Fhe conductor oi d
Wagon which was carrying arms from Charlt'
vile 10 Paris, Tor the Government, had iorSolei
his lskrc de pouure. This Circumstance appeared
suspicious, and the conductor was carried before
the judiciary authorities, where The qnid pro qno
was at once explained. There vas nolhlDg Sc
diIious IN The whole affair" No one in Paris
nov believes in The existence OF he socialist con-
spiracy. the objects oi which ara stated by one 81
The legal journals Of Paris to have been:
ITO dissolve the National Assembly and TO es-
labIisn a Committee OF Public Safely.
"To annul The Constitution.
"To imprison the Bonaparie family.
ITO suppress the liberty OF The press Tor lWo
years.
ITO suspend personal liberty three months.
ITO lry by a commission all those who have
taken parl in The proceedings against the insur
gents OF June.
: "To pay the interest OF The debt in paper money
nro impeach all the Ministers Of the Cfowf
since 1880.
ITO establish the right to labor, dissolve III,
National Guard, adop. the red flag with Inc III
angie D, association, and establish progressive
taxation. with cunfscatiun OF the properly OF eml
grants" &c.
Ii is charged by some, that The alleged con
spiracy was a siraiasem on The part OF The GOV
efninenl. Ii they could have produced a PAM;
they would have taken advantage nl II 10 pro
claim Louis Napoleon Presicen, ioI lsfc.
NJ. Ciemieux, who has bsen named reporter u
he committee on he law for closing the clut>
mas made a report against that measure. TAGS
|leunioas will, Tor The present, he permitted Y
continue open uiihuu, auy uiatetidi restrictions
The Republican party. represented oy Gene
raj Ca.aignac and The National, has coalesce'
with the MountaIn in supporting the indefinite
postponemcnt of the dissolution of the Assem-
bly,.
The vessels assembled at Toulon have beel
ordered back to their ordinary service, whicI
implies that no expedition is meditatcd.
ii is reported that NM. Leon Faucher and d.
FalloUx have nl,maied their Intention oil re
signing, aud that they are to be succeeded by NJ
Dufaure and de Tocqueville. This change (sup
posing it 10 take place) is not 10 he regarded
as a check 10 the Ministry, but rather as an a.
o. sell-deniai On Tie part oil tnose WHO Iesiio
with the view Of facilitating the dissolution o
the National Assembly.
The Minister Of Justice has sent a circula
to all the procureurs.general, prohibiting then
and all tile officers aud magistrates under theI
direction from quitting at any time their post
10 come TO Paris, without a formal permission
from the Minister.
Nj. Theirs has left Paris for Lille, where hi
father-iu-law, VI. Dosne, lives. 1t is understood
that the reason Of his quitting the capital is ,h'
annoyance and danger to which he has beef
subjected for a considerable time from partie
who send him anon, nous letters, threatening hi
life, and who have even m-de attempts to ente
his residence Foe som time past his hous'
has been guarded by soldiers.
A proposition mas been laid before the Assem-
bly, by M. Lucien Mural, reclaimine, on behaI
OF the heirs Of Joachim Mural, ex.king OF Ma
Piles, certain paris OF he stale properly which ha'
been conferred on him by the emperor.
The reorganization OF the Gafdc Mobile ter
minated on Friday. All the chiefs OF battalion
OF the Garde Mobile belonging 10 the army, hav'
,sce;u.d o,d,rs Immediately 10 rptufn IN their ne