Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-13
FirnrHER FOREIGN ITEMS.
THE RECENT DEMONSTRATION IN PARIS.

a Paris correspondents Oh IN Ne" LUZ y"
rier aid Enquirer speaks as follows OF The course
taken by those who opposed The INVASION OF
Italy:
CAyAlosAcs Minister OF Foreign Affairs bas.
TIDE, was with EriENSE AnAoo, al he hea o
NlniEsfst on on tn. Boulevard, on Tue ID n
His pany, The Woaefat0S VI lie late Assembly,
No, memb rs u the present, appear 10 be selesa!y
compromised
The Assembly is moving with alac'iIy IN he
direction puined cut bY Ministers 70 secure nc
fruits ii CHANG. RH.ER's victory. L voted cay
before yesterday, almost wi!nou! deole, Inc 'hiee
fJllowing short articles. depTivirs Frenchmen OF
ore Of The rights guaranteed by The Constitution
ot The right 10 The name OF which The IeYoiu'ioh
of February, 1913, was adopei:
AR |. Government Is aulhoriZed during Inc
year which shall follow the pfomulsatior u me
p.cSert law, 10 iIlerdc! clubs and her political
meetings which would be OF nature 10 comPro'
mise The public security.
ART. ,. Before The expiration OF the year tnefe
shall be presented 10 The Assembly bill which,
inierdicins Clubs, shall regulate The exercise ''
the right OF meeting.
a member u the Left moved 10 insert "aisurs
and" before The word "resula;e" in Ar. 2. The
amendment was not even seconded. Let them
alone! lei them 90. let Us say no hine" Cried
the Lett.
Arr 3. At The close OF tie year an account
shall be rendered 10 The National Assembly o. the
manner in which this law shall have been execn-
ted.
A member asked III: Ministers he. they
meant 10 apply Ibis law 10 The electoral mret'
inss soon 10 he held 10 fiji vacanc,e, in The 5
sambY, caused BY deaths, designations ami double
electiunsi
I.was replied, ,ha; all liberty should be left 10
those meetings. unless they should be made, as
few months ago, The mere ptetexI ioI elHbS. Ia
thai case Ministers would promptly inieIle!e ~
vriu. II The present law.
Clubs, therefore, IN spite 81 The Constitution,
are nreriicieI now by Law 10 Republican, France
admit the necessity Of suppressed.
deny The legality Of il.
The STATE 81 siege. Martial Law, may repTess
insunection, siifs speech crush he press: on'
lei the state OF siege end-as i must ere long
and Tongue and press unteueied, VIII pour slch
a Il ,od Of oboquy upon Government that insuf'
rec,lon, and, perhaps, reyolu ion VIII be me re-
suit. And Justly.
Alter the CoIstiIulon-alter me iofm OF Gov
ernment
| believe il would be wise 10 30 so. Bu, 50
long as France remains Republican and posses.
ses \ free Constitution insurrec ion is right IN
face Of such law, and, o.hef means failing, IS
they doubtless would here, insurttei'a q GntI!
Were | a Flenchman, might perhaps i've con-
tented under no Conslitlt.On, but never content
ed under Constitution that was perpetual AND
knocking lie.
Mr. will Frenchmen be quiet.
THE FRENCH PRESIDENT AND TIE RED sEPusLi-
CANS
From Jerfold's News
The French journals most recently received,
announce lha, "u!der reiens Al Paris" The ex.
IRE sion appears 10 US an unhappy one, aud
withal equlyocal. A fair construction put on
inc phrase would lead 10 The conclusion that
the people were happy under lheIr, Ins'i-
buttons. and loyal and peaceab!e because
they respected the laws; bn! ne UuIn !
that the conservative principle only manicsls
itself in The torn Of Iepressive Gespsiism.-
The bayonet me sabre, The cannon "A vigi!ar!
D lice and tomciiarY visiIs-arfes!s aud pro-
scrip.ions-ihe suppression Q! Newspapers
destruction Of p!inllng Offices ami The lnca!cefa
lion az ei!ors-Such az the ccncomuan'S 0! me
"feiec o. order" F.ancc is brought back 70 Ihe
rule Of Louis PHILIPPE; Dillon Banol ac.s On
the very preceIents he once rtpniialed, and the
epoch OF raonal liberty seems "a dis'anl IS ov-
sr. | is lamentabie specac" i0f humaa'y y
contemplate, We caELO. wholly coatemh these
s,,aug measures, iaf in 10 society can lIcentl-
business be tolerated as normal state oil exis-
,eoce, and ceI,ainly those who draw the sword OF
chi. war and are unsuccessiul, must lake me
consequences OF defeat. On The ether hand VI
ranrc; acori. a Goverrmen, whose Inconsistent
p,licy furnishes prOvccaiives 10 rebellion, IL or
der ina! il may have ptrieS Tor su>peniins,
with view 10 wholly abJllshng The guarantees
d; constitutional Liberty.
Red Republicans n vas not cEIn9ulshed 0y
Cayai,nac. Men were slain, bl. IDEAS lived
Tn. discomfit:cd parry showed lis strength al the
elections Tire troops that PM down an armel
instruction fought asan>! a!mc ICllaE'sm,
no, agains, principles, and were known, T.
large ex,cri, % be inc,iGed toward 'ciasm.-
G. JyeInmeni ought % have c0nci.!aied ihese hos
III. ami ya>cilatns par les ~ some ieciGta acts
maaiie>lius is adherence 10 iepabiicanIsu oGi
in an evil hour II >hame,cssIy en,eleI upon an
onnosile policy. VIVA, il pipiessct 10 uphold on
ih,. banks OF The Seine il sernly denounced On
the banss OF he Tlbe, Parties might substitute
Louis Napoleon Tor Louis Philippe, bl' Rome
is b,n.balael fer replacing he Pope By Til.
um-i ae DEMOCRACY sheds rs blood, in defence
Of !ec!iEacy. i mast BE- conceded thaI This IA
giant Inconsistency, aclher o!hcilHy iusi'hed
nor even explained, was suit ieat 10 alarm ali
sincere Republicans. AMI rouse Ike Red sections
IA ury. So lar as tie President and his advises
were conce.re!, il couli Only BE construed in,o
The >isnal ii eacliun Il IS no ralIiatiun ol this
crime 10 assert hat The restoration u The Pcre
was es,lyei upon TO cuncilia'e The French
cleray, and attach them 10 the rev order Of
things, Ter ;Ley have not manics ed he s!igh!cs'
resistance or disloyal y; bu. il the object was q
attach Them 10 he person 81 Louis Napoleon as
an individual, lea he whole transaction be-
comes infamous, as il would reveal the intent
d usufpaon.
When mystery prevails conjecture IS busy,
and invention indulscs itself IN speculative So
uiions OF obscure problems. Among current
ru;nors il is now stated TIA; the money Of Russia
raised Loais Napoleon 10 The Presidential Chair,
aui that he was compelled 70 repay tie oblisa
lioG by marching against Rome. 10 This J; re-
Joined ,ha. as soon IS the Roman question i SET
ted, France viii 10 efvcGc III The protection q
Hungary, and by has auayins itself against The
CLl!, relu'e the caunny. THIS, oi course l.
future event which may Or may not happen.-
Assuming that it dors, Fl@nch diplomacy will
BECOME more and moe complicated, Tor i vii
have 10 affirm hat Hungary may rcgolI acainsl
Austria though Rome may nj depo'e TIE PcPe.
psrgycELEss STATE or ESG!AHD-FEaRs 6 FasScn
IS:AlG.
A ,mira Charles Napier, late al The head 81 The
Channel Squadron, has addressed Lord John
RuSs.l on The cansc. there is Q! French inroad
mo England We snJmit iew passages o. lis
leucr from The Loai n Times ot tie l9:h Ut:
"W,n such an Inefficient steam marine lkc
county IS not sa.c The Frcach have much
mure eficisu, scam navy than we have. We
have more horse E,w.r, and believe mo!c ton
mage, ba,, my Lord, Fiaac: has twenty steam
irisa'cs capable OF meaning Ii.y-!wo guns each,
an. Of carrying ,wo thousand ;rooPs with ease.
have seen them, been on board OF them, and
reported on them; and presume II ia now beyond
doubt, as il is known that 10 less han thirty hours
some o, them have carried t@o thousand men
from Toulon 10 CiviIa Vccchia, ami one w'th
vessel in ;ow, took regiment Of cavalry mere.
will mol ask your Loriship what me ffench
are doing al Rome-I is eGougn icr my afeu
mcnts tha, they are there, and that hey went
there without telling the Romans hey were
mog. advise your Lordsnp 70 look al The
chart al ne distance iroul Tou!on TO Ciyi''a
N,c.I.i, -. The Giaancn iInm CnaLtGL2 10