Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-09

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FURTHER EUROPEAN NEWS BY THE ASIA.
ITALY
letter dated Rome, May 18th, in the Paris Uni
"The city is still prey to great agitation. The moot
tufpuent portion OF the Roman troops have been sent
to, Frosinone. The French authorities demanded th.
me whole OF them should be sent away but Prince Or
SIM, the Minister of War, opposed it. and threatened to
resign II such measure was adopted The French SOL
oers nave neen subjected to aggressous on the mart f
non-milltary demagogues. On the l1th while two SOL
aiers were looking at the fragments OF the ancient sin
tues which stand in one of the courts of the CAMEL a.
assassin came behind and stabbed one of them in the
IONS Ills comrade gave an alarm and the assassin was
arrested Another soldier was wounded in another nat
OF the city, when his comrades made use of their arms
and would have despatched the aggressor had not
Roman gendarmes made their appearance and arrested
the guilty parties.
"A report has been in circulation that noisoned vino
has been given to the French soldiers. One or two ca
ses OF drunkenness, accompanied by violent cholics
PROBABLY gave rise to this alarm, but on the wine being
analysed the report turned to be untounded One
fortunate circumstance is, that none of the French SOL
dlers have died from the wounds they have received Ia
order put an end to these attacks the Generan chief
mas ordered that none OF the soldiers shall leave their
barracks alone, and that under pain of being nunisbed
they are to reply TO the slightest prov by making
use OIL their arms. Numerous patrols go through the
s.ees at nlghall ball cartridges have been distributed
to the gendarmerie, and the Castle of ST. Angelo has
Deen put IN state to resist any attack on the part of
the demagogues to release the prisoners should thew
,at e anaacly to make It, In the evening of the
the Forum by band of cowardy aggressors, against
whom he defended himself so vigorously that he esca
ped being wounded. Two Of his assaants were ar.
rested by the Roman gendarmerie.
In tine morning OF Yesterday Roman nolice oo.nt
was fouLd in street near the Corso stabbed in three
places. On the 18Th three persons arrested who
authorities have demanded that the police Of the civ
should be placed in their hands. The war against c-
gars continues. About hundred or perhaps less. of
the e @ o. mazzml nave been able to impose
thing almost incredible, but it is nevertheless true
Fear has effected this miracle l will mention to Won
TACT which proves how easy it would have been to
have defeated this wietched conspiracy and to have
reduced to weakness the provokers this manifestation
AT the Augusten Theatre, kind of circusi in the omen
ar, a young man, between the entertainments, drew
out cigar from his pocket, lighted ii, and quietly
smoked it. Those around him could scarcely believe
their eyes One holder than the rest however reques-
ted the young man to give him cigar which he did
and in few minutes cigars were taken from the pock
els OF all present. and lighted, with the exception of
some deTnagogcal brethren who SUNK off in shame"
FRANCE.
On Saturday the government was beaten on the Sill
gar question the Assembly having rejected by 3l2 votes
tanning the status Quo
In Paristhe revision of the constitution creates great
deal OF agitation; but with the exception of the Legiti
mss, who declare openly for the restoration of the mo-
narchy and whose cry arant all the others annear
to hesitate A great number of the moderate members
VINO support the government are so much annoyed at
the attitude assumed by the Legimss that thew threat
lie. ~ ''pNo
Lamartine distinctly states that it was the Lepitimist
deputies who on the 2ih OF February, ls4s urged him
conclude Inv
eminent; and he significantly reminds the Berryers
the DE Faoux and their clique, that on the is Fruct-
G n wnen me Legltlmss We're intriguing and conspr
ing against the first republic the directory crushed the
reasonable conspiracy by Selling fyhree of the con-
epirators, with Pchegru al their head and deporting
mems an act which was approved of by all France -
ne recommends the Pr sdent to propose repeal of
Inc electoral law of the 3st May-that is, return to
ministry.
M. Emile de Girardn has long article in the Presse
On the lQtrgues of the Monarchss which he concludes
IN the following terms The republic will be over
urned to be SO, monarchy should be reestabshed
chy: A whole century fallen to runs does not spring
again into lie. The impossibity OF re-establlshipa
me monarchy isequivalen to the mposslby OF over
t Ha tne republic No, will not be overturned,
because II could not be replaced.
some disorders took place in Belle-lsle on the 18th
INST. The inspector of the prison grossly nsulted
and menaced with acts of violence The Director had
10 cal out the armed force. The Commandant pro.
ceeded to the spot at the head of companies of the
22d and detachment the geudarmerie and effected
several arrests Barbes was one of the first arrested
ne resisted the officers with some violence but at length
had to yield to force. Lamaziere Magne (brother ot
The representatives, Commssare and Gaubon, all ex-
representatives. resisted and force had to be employed
Inc other arrests were effected without difficulty,
out not without much bad language, mprecations.
nenaces, and sedltlous cries. The mutinous to the
number OF 70, were confined in the cells of the ctadel
ana wnen they were required, in conformity with the
regulations, to give up their knives the violence wa, re
newed and recourse had 10 force to disarm them The
9endarmes who executed the orders of the Director
we're struck repeatedly, and otherwise ill.treated AZ
Ter the 70 had been disposed Of four other arrests were
made, including the notorious Blanqu who was con-
med In one OF the cells OF the establishment All his
Effects, books and papers removed to the cabinet
d the Director OF the prison. where they will undergo
close examination.
1t appears from the census lately taken in Paris and
he department OF the Seine that there is n considerable
educuon IN the population as compared with the cen
us taken IN the year 1886. At that period The popuIa-
ion OF Paris amounted to l053,S97 individuals having
liked residence 1t is now reduced to less than 9o0,-
400 souls.
.alloux, have determined to support motion for revi
ION and, at the same tne 10 oppose the reelection OF
louis Napoleon. They have published manifesto 10
his effect in the Union.
SPAIN.
SHOCKING OccuRRENcE.-l'he Madrid Epoca of
he 10Th instant quotes letter from Seville appoun-
ing that ghttul catastrophe had occurred in the gar.
en- OF the Duke OF Montpenser, at Aeala del Rio
'o li.oo neu causeu s'ea,d-en Sine 10 De placed
II tor Its irrigation, and the 10Th instant was fixed
Or its trial. His royal hghness could not assist at the
peraton, as he intended; The boiler exploded, and
verthrew the building, burying under its ruins sixly
seventy persons assisting the experiment as ope-
atiyes mere spectators. Eight dead bodies were i'm
iedlately removed from the rubbish, and there were
Tiers buried.
The Madrid journals OF the I7h inst have reacted
S, together with usual correspondence
Al that period S24 deputies had been elected. OF
lose AZ are Progresistas, 40 of the Moderate Oppos-
n atIya( limo
ISIS, OF whom two-thirds public iunetionaries.
AUSTRIA.
KossuTH TO BE LIBERATED.
The Cabinet OF Vienna in compliance with the reile-
tied requests OF Eng land, has length consented TO
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