Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-03
RICHMOND OCTOBER 2, 1870.
LATEST ACCOUNIS.

LATEST ACCOUNTS.
we lay by variety of articles TO make way
tor The foreign advices which pOnr upon ms
through several arrivals at New York aud
Philasirlphia.. 1.-The latest dates are 10 the
20ih August from Liverpool, and the 18th from
London inclusive. They furnish mass of in
tcTeS.ing Intelligence from England aud the
co'iinent, which we shall COSTUME in our next
The evenifnl trial OF the Queen had opened
IN the House OF Peers OH the I7ih. The pro-
ccssion which accompanied her to the House
must have been spleudid and the Peers in at
tendance numerous beyond example. Amanp
the papers which were printed before the 18th
are the letters of Lord John Russell 10 Mr.
Wilbei fierce, and of the Qnern to the King
The first is w,liien by member of the Bed
ford family, devotedto the politics of Mr. Fox ::
lie makes out that The trial is not necessary, and
may be productive of the most awful conse-
quences. The Queens letter will command
attention. IL IS written in strain of indig nant
el"queEce.. Ii OF course eXciies different sen
t'mtnis IN the different parties. The Coaier
pronounces il g the ebultion of furious wo.
mau, prepared Tor desperate issues; COM
| rohhu OF maNdlin senSIbiliiy and daring me.
| mace. sc. The Times compliments il as
| clear aud strong, indignant aud pathetic;
theie Us no evil passion which il does not
snhnie-no generous, manly or moral ieeng
winch IL does not T0nse with animated and uII-
adorned eloqnence" One thing is clear Il,at
| the woman who pnts her name to it, has
nerves not easily 10 he shaken. She will dare
every issue. Ii she be enlilY, she is among The
suise OF innocence. II will he weeks. perhaps
months, before the trial win terminate Minis.
tefs VIII scarcely sacrifice her without tie
mockery at a Misunderstanding her time TO send
f0rWItuesseS, &c. But, that she is 10 he sacrifice
ed whether innocent or guilty, we have not the
shadow of doubt She clearly demonstrates
this position. when she paints the coIruptiny
infinence ut The patronage cfthe croun over both
houses. But if she is condemned what will be
The consequence ," AlgeneraI feeling of indig-
| nation LAS. Lord RHssel says,) will pervade the
people. The sooner You retrace your stems
(eXciaims MIR. Il 'Ongham as he ended his open.
ing speech, the sooner you will promote the
peace and safety of the nation. Ii your Lords
siilps decide that this measure shall proceed no
lnrther,S sou will e the savIOurs of tile state :"
(Parficniarly ii there be the least truth i'm a
letter received at Charleston from Liverpool,
mat the military are rsther attached to h0r
party" } Innocent or guilty, however, what
spectacle is here exhibited OF the beauties of
| monarchy! a whole country agitated and posi-.
| lily couvused by the difference be tween man
and wife fH Americans look at these ridiculous
| scenes, and hug close to your heart the dig
| nifty and simplicity of your own institu tons
| The RUSSIAN Wemori0i seems TO have excited
powerful interest. Lord Holland had notified
hiSinienlont0 call on ministers TO Gisclaim the
principles avowed in this paper-to which no.
| ililcaiiou the Earl Of Liverpool had generally
| replied, that there was nothing whatever in
The relations of this country with Spain or any
| Other IN Europe 10 hold out any danger of the
renewal OF bosiilijies with that power or any
| other" In other words, that Great Brildih
| was not going TO jein in any crusade against
| Spain. The Memorial is disgTaceful to Russia
| on many accounts more particularly as IL is
| inconsistent with her former declarations
| for in the Sd article OF the treaty of July 20,
| 1872, she recognizes the legitimacy Of the
| General and Extraordinary Cores Assem-,
blCd al Cadz as well as the Constitution which
| they have decreed and sanctioned.
he London Morning Chronicle of the Ilth
| August. however, asserts, though without any
SHOW OF authority, that "a subsequent answer
| OF the Russian Emperor TO the Spanish gov.
| Frnment, extorted by remembrance on this
| memorial contains sentiments rery diHerPRt
| from The first, aud more confoTmabIe 10 those
sent by England. What effect this Memorial
| will have OH the Continent, is as yet very IN.
| certain. Articles from Vienna hint at an inter-
| view between the Empe sOIs of Russia and
! Austria, and King OF Prussia. Others contra
| diet ~. letter from Paris of The Stk hints al
| declaration which the Ministers OF the
GREAT Powers are preparing from the Holy
! Alliance on tile subject of tile late events In
/ Spain aud NapiCs."
| ! lie poIicv Of Austria in regard TO Nsplrs il
vaiiOnsly represented. At one moment we ale
| told OF Austrian regiments marching tor the
| Venetian territory; the next coUIa lets it. II
| Is reported that Prince Cariati, the nep Nea.
| pOlitau eRvOy, has baeD refused an Audience
| by Prince dc Metternich then we are told
| he las left Vienna. The 4Hstrian Observer Of
| the 20ih July, hints, That Austria will make no
| decision, u0iil she learns the views of the
| other allied powers. This is possible but in
| the mean time, we deem il more So that she
| will match preparatory and defensive milf
tary force TO her own Italian possessions; a.
| well as raise funds for any contingency.
| The accounts from Sicny are some what un~
| certan-Thaf down 10 the 10Th July, there had
been terrible bloOdsIed in Palermo The ca
| pial. Is beyondldoubt bui:it is not so certain
| The L'ndoa Examiner states n reyort that {" me
queen las az her Possessi0n license of ft
variable nature" authorizing her pkeR the Efgg
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