Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-12
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New York, Oc' 6-The Journal Of Commerce Of
this morning furnishes with European extracts
day two later than before, received by The Milton
The dates from London of the 26h, and from Pa
ris Of the "a h.
LONDON. Wednesday Evening, Aug 25.-The de.
preston in Paris ascribed to the great want Of
ney and the sales of stock stated 10 have been very
considerable. Reports also current n the French
Capital that the Emperor Of Aus ria i'll inclined
wards the order Of things in France, and that he
has expressed his determination not to recognise Philip
PARIS, August % l.-Reports have been citculai-
ed upon Change that M. de Msuernich manifested
some repugnance TO recognize the new Government,
and that it is possible that may break out with
Austria.
The Government for,ifes isefby mea'ures Of wiz
dom and energy, which render il daily more popular.
II organises the army and good administration; IL
combs the impetus of the nation, and shall have
thing 10 fear rsm the in,riguss and efforts Of NJ. de
Meuerlich
From The Constitutional.
Letters from Milan announce that the events OF Paris
have oceasioned the greatest ierment that place
which was followed by pretty considerable number
OF arrests
The command of the .piedmontsse army has been Ia
ken away from Prince Carignon, and been contdsd
an Austrian general.
From tho Courier Francois.
FLORENCE, Aug. 10.
Mr.. Editor have this morning received three mum
bers Of your Jourasl of the 30 July, and 1I and 81
August The crest news they brought me have thrown
into state difficult TO be described. How happy
and proud am 20 he Frenchmani | write TO you in
haste and am still deeply affected. The object OF my
f,wes of those heroes of tie 9Th. % and 10Th OF
July, The humble sum Of go opi', which send you
herewith, bsing oil posssss al this moment.
The revolution which has tax en- place is unox pied
in history. This is revolution OF respectable p opIe;
80 900 900 Of men, without any other leaders but honor
and justice, themselves Spontaneously 10 sustain
their rights; they 6ght with unhear OF courage and
when they conquered left OF perfectly pure OF all
crime The most civilized people in tie world know
how TO pardon. lis very moderation in success is one
OF its brightest trophies. The ijea Of IL far
ON them. Ii protects assists the Eight Of it's
mes, and condemns them 10 from the exuemi OF
their retreat hat France which they would oppre 81
s free in spite II them.
" VTiuiem R riae1nt conidbescsnfqne Teliets."
The regret experience at DOT having been able 10
shed Wy loo1 fer 30 sublime cause, hsun's me with
r. morse. But the triumph Of my country soteus ma.
leIaliy the bitterness Of nv Pxiie-R. csive, sc.
tSigned1 NAPOLEON BONAPARrE,
Eldest Of Louis y ,uapar,e,
Count de Saint Leu.
From tte Messenger dee ChaDt5res
PARIS, Aug 23.-The aci recOg Dizing the Rspuh-
lies ol South America by the French Government will
appear, II IL said about the end OF This month"; Thi.
measure which has been ardenuy dssirsd, but in
vain solicited by merchants and manufacturers
will, have doubt, have the most happy effect o.
our commercial prosperity. The nest hings TO be d.
red ate The means tor executing the important works
which still remain OF canals. roads snd bridges; and
then Con ttu,ions France will have to envy
any country in the world.