Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-25

iiptoNluS III scishiOruSInTe, sonrOpSfIfe,
and S. Wales, that it has already advanced
eos. a ton and prospect further advance
mcnf. l.yi,t. .3,ir.
@LIyERPOoI. April i7.-Thc Gotten market continues
steady AMI without alienation. The demand i tot bis
or extensive la Tobacco here Is 100 much Gos, and in
IN Ashes. L. states Ashes stu Flour ~ bon
IS very duh, al ~, 80 per Dbl. ,nt Rice cqay ~ at
Is "a It's per cNc There is demand for flaISCcd,
az IS t5S per hid Tar declining and Turpcuihe Il
s. bfish-Ihe ioFitr at lSs ou i;s per bb ana the
i9tIn consequence rlrrove demand for goods Il
Manchester, We 'da spirited ENQUIRY Cotton ycstcr-
gay ana tue sales amounted 20 l10 bags advance
IN most Instances ~ til per 10.
INVASION OF PIEDMONT.
LonDoS, April l7.-At a late hour las, night we
received adNiccs from Turn and from Chanibery
ia the evening of the ~, Instant the following de-
c1r'on, ANNOUNCING, the termination OF the iunc-
tons oil the Provisional Jun,a was posted up in the
streets OF Iurn
Tie Provisional J.aia 10 ne C.tiseiss.
The troops commanded by Count dc La,uu, in
Conjunction with the Austrian troops arc approach
ing the capital. The junta, which has employed
ieaei WIN success IN the preservation O; the public
peace anu IN guardny against the evils OF anarchy
and civil war, nov couhtes the care Of good order
and tie tranquility .. the city, 10 the nniciual ,,-
,horipes. The inhabitants informed, fer their
Satisfaction, the citadel is delivered over To the ma
iouii guard. Given al Turn, April y 1924.
(Sigmed) MAREGTINl, President
Our atyiccs from Chawbcry are OF the i0.i, one
day later than from the capital of Piedmont On that
day an cs;i'iietie arrived from Turin with the follow
M, letter 10 CoInt Andczcno. Governor of SAVOY
copies OF which were immediately affixed. by hi;
order. in different parts OF the city. II will be OBJ
served hat tins letter, haying neither date PER sg-
nature, afiords no clue to the from S.icmce
II was communicated TO Count Andczeo,J:
The numLcrot the rebels wass 5000. Yesterday
(ilc 8ii) the Ausirians entered the Pie,lmontcsc
TERRITORY, and encountered the rebels in trout of
Navai'i. single regiment of Huans proved sulii-
cient 10 dispense this troop which appears 10 have
been glc9ilgtllC. maxim a stand ,vrb
eNposes the state OF anarchy that subsstcd among
them. Ia one hour the citadel of Turin will be
evacuated; the Jnnta is dissolved, aud (, cry thing
announces that in three DAYS the royal authority
will be rc-cstabished in the Whole of Piedmont as
II has bcca preserved in Savoy, Count Andez emo,
by your wisdom andh,mne,j. a true copy,
Shambery, Apil 40. 1921. ANDEi.itNO.
LONDON, April lG.-'rhe French papers of
the 18th state that the Prince of Hessc
Hombourg is appointed Governor of Naples,
and that one of the divisions of the army was
to be despatched forthwith to the Calabrias.
Several corps are said 10 have already march
cd. The 9th bulletin oftl,e Austrian army
mentions Mat the Marquis de Circelo had
entered upon the functions Of his provisional
government, and mad relnstated all the public
officers displaced by the events of the revolu-
ton. BY formal convention with Daroa
frimont, it appears that The Neap0litan
and that the civic guard was 10 retain its
organization, subject 10 the orders OF that
officer.
Accounts from Hamburger state that tie in
snrgents iii Walaclia arc commanded by two
Chiefs, named Theodore StlIdzier ANA De-
met:ius hiudekouski. They commenced
Their Operations Oh the seth Of JANUARY, with
band oi ol.y 20 men, hy Selling OH the
monastery Cf Tismam Gh-ir force was
swelied, by the n.iidle Of February, to 5,0e0
I.lcn. They were Ia possession Of the for
ress OF izernitz, and Mere, By the last ac-
counts, marching upon Bucharest. OF
body vi 800 men sent against them by the
Turkish government, enc half are said 10
have .ioiaed Them, aEd tie rest to have DIS
pcIacd.
Trom P,;ri;.--General Pepei4 aworthy
citizen. He mas been betrayed by fortune.
bat la has not forfeited his honor As he
was not among tlie number of The traitors,
he was only entrusted with the command OF
inexperienced militia, who wished for libcr-
ty more than they understood how 10 de-
icnd it. The General was defeated but il
we may cred, the letters which have ei-
capped the strict examination of the agents of
the police, he may exhibit among his coun-
trymen front darhcned by misfortune, but
not disSraced by treason. Surrounded by
those modern ambitious persons, whose
models were exhibited at Waterloo, he saw
his officers advance to combat, only to pass
TO the enemy, and fciSn patriotism to obtain
a better price for their treason. Whilst the
Generals, his colleagues, refused hIIn the
smallest assistance, they awaited, his defeat
in order 10 publish their own shame, and 10
lily before AN cneay whom they refused To
Il l., Il -. 4.
and the militia, who believed that they were
marching to vctory-thank5 To these trait
ors-nct Only the most cruel and Infamous
butchery.
BRUssELs, April Ia thiti1 veil still
conceals the causes which have facilitated
the entrance of the Austrans into Naples
This event appears to have been foreseen
several days before it happened, Itw at
first stated 10 have taken place on the Goth,
then On the 23d, and finally 1t was discover
ed that il was not until the cath that Gen.
trimonts army took possession Of the CAPT
tal. The commanders Of Gaeta and PeScara
resisted every opposition and repealed all at
tacks, until, after the conventions concluded
with other generals, they were summoned
to surrender on pain oihcing treated as fcbels
Indeed, the dulIest cannot help rralrking that
the troops which were under the command
of chiefs dc.otel 10 the constitutional and
national cause, such "a Gen. Wm. Pope
Bergani, the commander of 1aeta and
Russo, tile commander Of Pescara, have
displayed equal courage aud fidelity while
Generals FiIangieri, Caragcosa, aud Am
brosio, who negotiated with the Austfians
complain of the treachery OF their soldiers
who, they state, even fred on them after they
had signcd the conventions. We shall, by
end by, learn who have been tie real trai.
tors.
PANS, April 1a.-An extraordinary couri-
CT, which arrived this morning, Thursday
last is said, has brought the news ofthe en-
Try of the Austriaus into Alessandria aud
fiu~n fftf 4;.oous fnnIs ~ tl,s