Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-15
FOREIGN.


From Bells London Messenger of AprI a received \,
the ofce Of the Boston Patriot.
The foreign intelligence of the late week
rs moi OF more importance than nigh,
have been expected, from the general 10
pearance of Europe. Ii is mentioned i'm
the German papers, that the Concoraat
so long negotiating with The Pope, has
been concluded that i'm consequence
several bishoprics are about 10 be estab.
lislicd In different parts of the Neither.
Lands; and also that the dispute has been
arranged with the Prince de Brogiio. late
Bishop of Client. Precisely at this par
iIcular time, however. il appears that IN.
Bishops pamphlet, in defence of himself
has been seized by an order from the
Judge OF instruction. II is added. that
The Bishop has agreed To resign his See,
and accept pension for life instead OF it.
An article from Vienna speaks of the
danger of sect denominated The Carlo.
| nari, IN language the most serious and
alarming, and against which some mea.
sures are about 10 be adopted. They
nave spread themselves IN many parts OF
me Austrian Italian States; aud il is af-
hrmed that some public tunctionaries OF
high ranh are implicated Their obier,
Is 10 overturn the governments existing
IN Italy, to produce general confusion
and make murder and pi, lage tine order Of
the day, under the pretext of liberty. n
nifty, and independence. They are bound
together by the most dreadful oa,hs and
VII they think themselves i'm danger,
they depart from Italy for a time. and
take refuge with Ali Pacha, at Janina,
or with the Pacha of Egypt, at Alcxan.
diIa.
but the most important article i'm the
foreign papers, as evincing very bad
spirlf s'Ill prevalent in Germany, is the
assaSsinaii1n oil Kotzo bue, so well known
throughout Europe as theSsrter OF many
plays, novels, and tales; and still more
hOnorably distinguished in GERMANY. as
the ardent and jealous advocate of The
established governments, against modern
and innoVating principles. The murder
er seems TO have been actuaied by no
other principle than an Infatuated enihu-
siasm against d man, whom he imagined
to be main instrument in rivetiing the
servifude of his country. Itappears, that
he went to Koizebue's house. took him
to task as 10 his opinions and conduct,
and after sh 'rt dispute, in which he pro-
posed hostile meeting to Nj. de KeiZe
bne, and which The latter very properly
refused, the assassin gave him four slabs
~iih poisnard.-M. de Koizrbue fell
dead III the arms of his eldest daughter,
whom his cries had brought to the spot.
The maniac 0or such he must be) then
quickly lett the house, fell on his knees in
The street, and raising his clasped hands
to heaven, exclaimed, Virat Teutonia -
then rising, lie poignarded himself, but
not so effeciually as To destroy life. He
was conveyed to his inn under strong
guard, Dut little hopes are entertained of
MS recovery. Another peignard was
teuhG on him, and note, containing the
following words :-"Sentence of death on
Augustus Won Koizebue, executed the
23d of March, 1879" They saw the as
sassln is native of WeiBsedeI. in Saxo.
ny: The name On his university diploma
is Sand, but he was entered as stranger
at The Inn where he lodged by the name
of Heinrich. The Mannheim article as
crlbes thIs borrid crime 10 that diabolical
cause, fanatIcism.
Ibis afrocious act cannot but remind
some OF our readers of what we read in
the History OF Germany (Muller's His
tory OF the Black Broihers,) an asso-
ciatlon, about two hundred years since,
who were accustomed 10 fry IN secret
but regular forms, all who had offended
any one OF themselves, or who were
guiiy OF oppression, or acts of TYRANNY
and eXtorilon, aud in the event Of their
being found guilty, attached the sen
tence OF death, with the name of the con
denaed, upon some tree, in a fores,
nearest 10 his dwelling, and unless the
condemned Immediately bsnished him
sell from the country, he was invariably
assassiuatcd. The form, as far as we re,
member what we read when we were in
younger life, was nearly as follows -
" Albert of Este, having been duly tried
III the trIbuHsl of the Black Brethren.
upon various charges of expressing the
poor, harassIng unduly his vassals, has
been found guilty, and is hereby com
handed 10 depart into voluntary exile.
Tor ten years, or the sentence of death
pronounced against him in Tie tribunal
viii be executed" This was signed with
a cross, and was obeyed by The most
powerful mobiles in Germany. If this spi
nj OF formal murder should be revived in
Germany, there is no knowing TO what
acts il may lead, nor to what extent il
may be carried.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
NEW YORK, June 9--By the Packet
ship Albion, Captain Williams, we have
received from our corr, spondents, Lon
don papers, aud General Shipping and
Commercial Lists, 10 the Goth of April