Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-06

and for which, indemnify ought to be
made.
1t is repeated that good deal of unea-
siness prevails in PRUSSIA. The measures
now particularly complained of, are the
ordnance relative to the secret societies,
and the suppression of the Mercury of The
Kline, by the immediate order of the
King. M. Justus Gruncr, has been sent
Ambassador TO Naples and Niebuhr to
Rome. These missions are regarded rs
species OF exile, in conse quence of publ
cations in favor Of secret societies. The
latter published a pamphlet in answer to
Schmulz.
The Prince Royal of Bavaria has pro-
ceeded to Milan, to settle with the Empe-
ror, the misunderstanding relative to the
exchange of territory between Austria and
Bavaria. 1t is asserted that these differen-
ces had been greatly exaggerated, and
that there was no truth in a rumour that
had been spread that the armies of Banchi
and Wrede, had been approaching each
other.
here Isl serious misunderstanding be-
tween the Senate & the citizens of Frank
fort. One party maintains that the sove-
reignty of that little republic. resides in the
Sen: tie, and the other, that it is in the as
sembly of the citizens. The latter have
refused to accept the constitution proposed
by the former. or to appoint deputies to
proceed IN forming one, in conjunction with
the Senate. 1t is apprehended, that the
controversy will only be settled by r. ference
to the Germanic diet, when it silal be or
gained.
The Emperor of Austria has appoint
ed the Arch-Duke John, who has been
recently on tour to England, Vice
Roy of the Kingdom of Lombardy and We
nice.
Cambaceres, Merlin de Douay, the pain
ter David. and the regicides Thaband and
Cavaignac, are at Brussels, and gen. Van
damme at Client. Fouche has not left
Dresden.
Commissioners are appointed to run the
boundary line between the Netherlands &
Prussia.
The right wing of the army of occupa-
ton under Wellington, was taking its can
tonmentS OH the 1st of February, as fol-
lows:
The Danish and Saxon contingents occu-
py line between the fortresses of French
Flanders and Artois the Hanoverians at
Condo the Russians at Maubeuge, AYES
mes. Chariemont, Landrecs, and their
environments extend in front Of this latter
pace the English at PERFUME, Cambray,
bouchain, Cateau, Valenciennes & Cues
noi. by the 10th, it was expected they
would be completely established in their
positions.
The plague ragged to an affecting de-
gree, at the last accounts from CONSTANT
hople.
1T.
On the 9th of January. died at War
Saw Mr.. Francis lgnatrus n ,rodsky, a. the
age OF 125 years He was married the Sc
cond time in his 92d year, and daughter.
the fruits Of his marriage, is still living
In 1906, the Polish government granted
him pension of 5000 forms, which, the
Emperor Alexander has continued to
pay.
Sir Robert Wilson, Bruce and Hutchin-
son, have not been admitted to bail as was
stated IN the English Papers Their APP
phcatlon to be released OH bail, has been
refused. The public Reading Rooms in
faris are closed, and not to be re-opened
until new permission from the project of
the police.
Garnet hal arrived at Warsaw on his
way to St. Petersburg. The Princess of
Wales has arrived al Athens On finishing
her visit to Greece, she will proceed to
Constantinople.
y" the 18th OF February, a grand review
OF the Royal Guard, and all the French
troops In the neighborhood of Paris. took
place.
The King appeared with Madame, in
caleche. Monsieur and the Duke de Berri,
with numerous and brilliant etat major.
appeared on horseback. The review is
described as very splendid. After the re-
view, the officers of the Royal Guard
gave dinner of twelve thousand COW
ers.
The men banished from France to Prus-
sa, are stationed in Sllesia those in Aus
tria, IN Morovia; those in Russia, in the
Crimea. England is not to receive any,
touche is going to Prague, where Thi6au-
deau is already. Vandamme is Coming to
America.
Sir Francis Burdett, has communi~
Gated to the Westminster Electors,
his resolution of retiring from Parlia-
ment,
The amount of British Manufactures
exported during three quarters, ending
October 10, 1914, was 81, 900, COOL ster-
ling. The amount exported during three
quarters, ending year later, was AZ, AGO.
00Ol.
From The Mercantile .AdUertiser,7
NEw-YoRK, March 30.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
BY the British Packet Osborn, which ar
rived at this port yesterday, with the