Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-19


WARSAW, March l.-"Our Journals Of yesterday
announce that the greatest part OF the enemy's armv
had abandoned its positions and marched Flock, I'M
der the orders OF Field Marshal Diobsch. The re main
der oil the Russian army will remain corps of obser
Walton before the Notifications of Praga.
ga letter OF the first of March from the frontiers of
Poland says that the reports Of the entry Of the Russians
into Praga are probably premature, but declares that
the Poles unfortunately, cannot avoid the destruction
which Is impending over them. In the grand battle
which took place on the 9th and 25th near Crocbow
aud during which the explosion of an artillery wagon
threw into confusion corps Of Polish cavalry, the Rus
SLAMS lost Generals and great deal of artillery.
Frontiers Of Poland, March 2.--Severai private
letters from Warsaw inform that the Russian army
had proceeded towards Plock and Cora leaving only
corps Of observation at Warsaw.
lhe bourgeois oil Warsaw manifested disposition 10
capitulae, but the nobility appeared TO have the upper
hand and wished TO push matters to the last extremity
The nobility are vigorously sustained in the presence Of
Frontiers Of Italy, Feb 2L-Accordng n letter.
from Rome of The 10Th ins the city was still tranquil:
but the of the taking of Ancona and of Folisno
Fern and Narn had already joined, caused great CON-
sternation An attempt to recover Spoeto by sending
detachment OF troops, had failed The Pope had re-
duced, by one-haf the unpopular tax on -four and that
on SALT and had also greatly modified the tariff Atthe
date OF the latest accounts from Naples tranquility also
prevailed but NJ lntont Of the Ministers of State
was gone mission TO Vienna.
On the I'D, in the evening, Cardinal Benvenuto was
brought to Bologna as prisoner The insurgents had
seized MIN at Osmo OF which place he is Bishop and
accused him Of having been from Rome with large
sums oil money anu instructions to organize counter
revolution in the insurgent provinces.
February 25--Travellers who come from Rome s,v
that the van. guard OF the insurgents, commanded by
French ex-General, at the time of their departure
only hiteen leagues from the capital. Great conser-
nation prevailed there, and there was a report of the
departure Of the Pope aud of the Sacred College:
time, complaints were made that the public treasury was
empty.
The Austrian army in Italy receives a reinforcement
of 40, 900 men.
PARIS, March 1.-THE official part of the .1fonifeuy
Maine psxr Dc,a al n.l..s
contains SIN hoyal ordinances appointing the Min
listers:
1. M. Casimir Perrier, Secretary of State for tho
Interior and President of the Council of Ministers.
2 Baron Louis, TO be Minister of Finance in IN.
room of NJ. Lafitte, whose resignation is accented.
j. M Barthe, to be Keeper of the Seals Minister of
Justice and President of the Council OF State.
A. Count de Montavet, TO be Minister of Public In
struction and Ecclesiastical Affairs in the room of NJ
Barthe.
8. Count d'Argout to be Minister of Commerce and
Public Works
6. Vice Admiral de Rigny 10 be Minister of Marina
in III room OF Count d'Areout
All these Ordinances are dated Paris March 49, and
were published In an extraordinary supplement to the
honifeT, at eight o'clock in the same evening The
hrstis countersisnad by Sebasani, the Minister Of
Foreign Affairs; the others by NJ. Casimir Perier.
The Montfenr contains also Royal Ordinance rela-
tive to the publicity OF the procee ngs in the Council
of State.
The official part gives under the date Of March
~, the substance OF various reports TO the aft of the
National Guard, respecting the disturbances on IN.
l lth. when $50 young appeared 10 the Fauxburs
ST. Antoine with tfi. coloured flag TO which a pisee
10 black Grape was attached The report sneak. with
the Fauxbourg 81. Antoine, who received win con
tempt the endeavonrs TO seduee them and offered 10
ASSIST the National Guard in restoring order.
From the Messenger dos Chombros.
PARIS, March lS.-The new Ministry ha, renounr
edss tar as appears, the OF the name or person
o. the King, in sol,mn sitting of the Chambers But
the President, we srs assured is about to make from
The tribune Of the two Chambers an explicit and formal
declaration OF the AID ninstfaion which has lust come
into Office This declaration is postponed 10 Thursdav
next IN order that be may be able to give, citing
our foreign relations, as ample explanations as possible
our Internal con ion and policy.
letter from Florence. OF the first ef March, saws
@ 20 report, which is very generally credit
rara." anu fe'-
A letter from Geneva, dated March 10, saws" You
may regsrd as certain the following information which
derive from good source, and from an eve witness
" Italy, oppressed by the Austrian yoke, the despo
'ism oil which daily became more burdensome, and en-
cited and stimulated by cries of liberty, which are
heard In part OF the PeDin lis .rd.
france, which she considers as her most dear and
even her only hope. She loudly calls upon her and
waits In painful anxiety for the first FIRE of cannon
" The title OF French traveller is a bad reeommen
dalton to the Austrian authorities aud he ia subjected
10 me most minute search OF a severe police. The
kindness OF the Italians towards such ,nna,
certainly only be exercised in secret
URN and Piedmont off, u. w the same as.ect.
that Is to say, one OF fermentation. They are ANNA
~" '''',i "o sahe nope OF oD'aiGiug Govern.
men' the result of which would be lit erty which The
unanimous voice Of The country GALA for IL il 10 he
remarked also that large portion OF the Piedmontess
army par'"Kes the sentiment Of the people, who trans
Ter 10 GeDersl Paucci the Comm Chief of IN.
trisis saw aus
Prince CarignaD, though he is rather popuj,r had
no' ye' succeeded IN making the fatal events of 1921
forgotten, nor the causes Of them
The King is stI i'll at Turin His disorder !, 4;
aid is eaused by the painful impre ssion made nnon
him by the presentation of The prs, of constitution
as the only barrier which be opposed 10 the revou
onary ideas excited among the pc ople by their irwin
rioe hatred towards the Austrians upon whose a.si.
ance King Charles Felix thinks be can reIy The mora
luke. n'e"-
The majority of The people of Savoy would behold
WIN dehght the French tri colored flag The country
convinced that in the present state Of things il il a,
necessary, as ii is to Belgium that il should he united
"ih france Lees en'erprising, and less susceptible
mt than the Piedn the peo le NJ Savov
"ouid' however, instantly aid any movement undera.
zen ostensiby by the French Government with sueb
view Dsagreeabe recolle ciions serve to the
'urst OF enthusiasm which would otherwise have taken
race In he towns through which the Prince de Caty
lao passed. The prince did not go Pont de Beau.
otin he visited AnDecy RumIy and near the whole
u Fussisny. He left Chambery precili,ateJv v.s,er-
ay Tor Turin. This hasty departure is attributed 10
ne receipt OF despatch, supposed 10 annnunee The
cath OF the King OF Sard a. or at least ALARMING
ears o! his approaciee dissolution"
Ihs PTSeWSeur de Lyon says" II appears from our
eueTs fFom Italy, that The srians 5ers
crate resis'ance from The people OF ModeDa These
suers 40 not speak OF the occupation of Modena all
hough the inferory in numbers of Patriots does MT
cave grounds 10 presume that they were able fo defend
heir city long. II is neyertheless exdo,, IL. 81