Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-14

Paris, July 16.
{ The Marshals who were indisposed or
otherwise absent on the occasion of the
administration of the oath at the Thriile
ries on Sunday were-Mass ma, Duke of
Rivol; Davoust, Duke of Auers,ait;
Victor, Duke OF Belluno; Lefebvre, Duke
of Ddntzic; Count ScrIurer. and Count
Viomenl.
Private letters announce, that Generals
Savary and Lallemand have LIFT Smyr-
ma to proceed to Persia. Their Interior
designs are not known. The brother
of General Lallemand has been for these
two months III the United States of Ame-
RIGA.
All the accounts from Germany. the
Netherlands and Switzerland, agree in
stating, that so deplorable a season was
never known in the memory of man -
while the letters from Petersburg, Stock
holm, and Copenhagen announce trat
very warm and very dry season prevails in
the North.
Jl.iy.-The King of Naples has prnhibi-
ted the Introduction of Sicil an journals
into his continental territories.-T e Iber-
ty Of the press is established by the coastitu-
tion of Sicily.
In \ pies, as in most Of the cities of
predicted the end OF the world In the
beginning of June, priest nam d Garlic,
preaching in the church of 81. Jam, S, an
nounCed that the city of Naples would be
destroyed on the 9th of that month 1T
was to rain fire for four hours-anl those
VINO escaped the fire were to be devoured
by serpents. Such was the impression
made by these absurdties on the people,
that the police were compelled to arrest
the prophet and several other individu-
ais.
The whole of the Russian corps in
France commanded BY Count WoroD-
zcg, are to be replaced by other Russian
troops, of which S or 5000 men are ex-
pected at Maubeuge by the end of Au-
gust.
The Seine has risen eight feet With n
these few days.
.Mgheri. ( Sardinia July ..
Some pirates had the bolunss IS to approach
onr coasts, and land about 81, in order to
:alvanc. into the interior to make prison
ers. The recollection of past sslamites
filed the inhabitants with desire of re-
sistance. They assembled in Ii tie wood
through which the pirates had to pass =
the city guard collected from every side
at the sound Of the alarm bell. and the
ships of the barbarians were seized before
they could put to sea. The men who
guarded them, seeing their comrades re-
turn, thought they brought prisoners. and
remaining quiet, were attacked with impe
tio Try and made prisoners. There were
IL vessels taken.
The Sarlnian troops assembled on this
occasion consisted of 8 or 400 peasants,
armed with whatever weapons they could
procure. The prisoners will be sent to
Cagari as soon as AN escort arrives
This success has considerably encouraged
our inhabitants, and all along the Coast
little expeditions would be fitted cut IN
less our government had wisely forbidden
them. However useful these partial COM
bats may be, more effectual means must
be taken to destroy these pirates, who re-
turn like the waves of the sea. This
success has been celebrated in the church
Of st. Peter. 1t shows what Courage alone
can do against barba Rams for these pea
SAINTS had no idea of military tactics.
London, Juiy 90.
The emigratons from England to France
continue TO be indecd more alarming. As
the produce of the taxes on dome site con-
sumption falls off, the consumers diminish;
and thus the deficiency increases in an &C
CELEBRATED ratio. In almost every town IN
France, /" the cry is still they come. " In
Paris there were. by the last accounts,
$4,000 English; 10000 had left that city
for Switzerland. Geneva was so full, that
those who wished to send their children
thither for education could not find fami
IT, 70 place them in where there was not
other English boarders. Boulogne had
] 200 r ash, and lodgings could not be
procured for more. BE it remembered
these are people Of midling and higher
classes, principally s:ockhol ers or great
lAndhoifers. Let us state them at $4,000
and this We are well assured is below
the mark Then 1T what shall we esti-
mate their annual expenditure "A ave.
rage Of 1907. would give on the whole fIVe
millions But can the average be so low
az 10Oi.1 Is not tie sun Of 2OOL much
more likely to be correct, II so, we may
say we are paving tribute OF zen .7Hf'ons
yearly to foreigners for the selfishnes'
Of these emigranfs has made them aliens
to their corntrv.
The Princess Of Wales has arrived at
constantnople from Athens on oo@fo an
a. f-.sLy