Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-09
STRANGE.
BANishMENT OF EIGHTY THREE REPRESENTA-.
TiVES.

FANS, saturday Evening
The ion,eur OF this morning will stand rs ono Of 10
baek records of the revolution the Cd Of December #
lTee lists OF prescriptions which may compare in
lnuy with the terrible and vndictive DEGREES o
era OF political revulsion, modern The alternate
fe1aons o. the blood hirsy raes of Marus sya
nent senators marked down for xe and bargary Inv Ca
less riumvrae the deeds Connie de salu pnbie in
the reign OF Terror, alone can challenge competition with
te acts which are announced 10 US by the MOneur this
Atone fell swoop without trial of any sort by stroke Of
the pep65 representatives chosen by the nation legisa
for Eny, men including talents of tie first order in
aY departments. by one scratch of the dictator 9
pe Hrafed from France: aud not only this, but
pusheNom the frontier with the incredible menace that il
they their country they will subject to
including the lustrious French statesmen and gene
rails OF the day, also bansed The Government appe
these also have been threatened in their reenerne
ne French territory But the most daring violation of all
rights remains to be told Five representatives
ported to Cayenne TIL which heads this list that
1 Marc DlraIsse His crime apparently speech which
Louis XVla measure voted by the statesman had the
Chief finger in concociing the constitution proposed by
Louis Napoeoh 10 the French people The condemnation
OF these five representatives ohe Mountain to the fate of
aT0Gious feature IN these iniquous DEGREES.
The London Times, commenting on these wholesale
transporta!ions without trial, says:
There have been those among our VT countrvuep
ad cotemporaries who attered themselves with the dcn
temporary evils and that his icy would change when it
had received the popular sanction We not been de.
ceved for instant by gross faIacy From the first
hour of his illegal dominion we have never doubted that he
must go on from bad to worse until he had either ramped
French naon had paid the penalty of his attack upon
the fundamental laws of civilized people. He has OBJ
taned or boasts he has obaned the SURFACES nearly
eight millions OF Frenchmen. though is more than doubt
u whether eight millions of adult males could by possb
have recorded their votes But despotsm has no true
principle ogovernmen but feat The popular support uni
versa suffrage was not enough long backed
oy terror and accordingly these seizures and deport.
tons have been made, not only remove from France
persons obnoxious to the Government but strike
hto i1e whole community No class of society has been
spared The banished depoed repreeen taves include
not only the leaders of secret societies. but like Agri
col Pereguer justly endeared to the working classes
which they beong the army is outraged by the expulsion
OF Baze-he press by that Of M Grardn-teature and
society by that of M de Remusat, M Vic Hugo Nj Qui.
opponents while represents them as poweress miro
ry can have little confidence in the Justice security
proposed by General and another of the iins
ters to transport General Changarner and Colonel Char
infamy such proceeding resistance NJ de Nor
ney so much ostensble success might least have plea
az d lor lltiie less oppression.
10 most OF those thus abruptly from their homes
their professions, and their country. exile total ruin Ii
upon the largest scae in terroem the heads
OF nose VINO may be supposed to be most hostile pre-
tory OF France The unfortunate now on the point
o. sailing ior Cayenne will be landed swampy island in
south America, cut off bJ river league wide from the
mainland Of French Guiana situated only degrees
o o, e Equator and utterly devoid evene the resour
not exceed 2O0O whites and 5000 negroes and colony
ton oil men who have figured in the political and social
oil France TO call it penal settlement would be
rage on the form Governments of France none otem
would have dared found penal settlement in climate
enormously destructive to European e Iis bagne
liberal opinions transported within the tropics and filled
nJournallstS and politicians, the Courts Jus
ice, but by the hory Of the Police All that have
heard before with dread and disgust the military colonies
RUSSIA OF Slber exile, of the prisons Naples the
carsere dura OF the spebeg sinks nothing compared
WIN e wholesale confinement of such class of men
sucii part OF the globe as Smamari Cayenne.
Inc independence of Brussels has the following account
OF the release of the political prisoners at Ham
on Thursday morning the six prisoners, General Chan
GARNER, General Iamoricere, General Bedeau eneral
fo Colonel Charras, and M Baze that the doors
OF the fortress of Ham about to opened them but
on the condition that they wonld England. Some Of
e protested against the designation country TO which
hey We're to appears. however, the orders vera
not so rigorous that they could relaxed General La
fo was alone taken by two police agents, only to Ca
mission to go to OF the States of the Continent II
wished to come to Belgium. But the desire
10, and only two, General Changarnier and Colonel Char
ras were allowed iere. NJ. Baze and General La
oficlere had to promise the former AK Ia Cha
pc e the second to Cologne On Thursday then General
ChansarIer Colonel Charras, and NJ Baze escorted
by TWO police agents in plain Clothes the rail
way There the ens took their places train about 10
leave They arrived in the morning the 9th at the from
Ter, and the agents accompanied them Brussels M
Baze only remained town until the time of danart
the tain escorted by police agents. accompanied
MIN TO AK la Chapee. d. Changa rner and Charraa
renamed at Brussels up to Friday morning. when for
er went to Lese and the latter to ouvan to Gene
raj de iamorciere, he only left Ham by train on
thursday He was accompanied TO Brussels by police
who took up their quarters in the hotel He
Ie Tor cologne on Friday morning General Bedeau the
last Of the prisoners OF Ham, arrived Friday morning by
ue goods train lie was accompanied it is said, by do
mesc and lady We have not heard that he attended
by any police agent 10 complete this account
that none of the prisoners OF liam arriving Belgium
made any complaint to the Belgian Government.