Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-27

| every charge ulrtlpduns pdtaliOns.
Ii is yet difficult, to estimate the loss OF the enemy,
which the obseuri'y Of The fores, renders II impossible
TO make out. 5000 men already have laid down tkeir
arms. We are ignorant Of the nun Der XII led and
wouded. The prisoner. will be more numerous; for
our SOLDIERS ard the p-asants are irirsiDg hem 10
constantly. The 4 b Cuicassiers took from The enemy
hr.e s,sula,is. which l send to the national 20
vernmen'. Thirty odd ea'+son'. many wagons, travel
iirg medicine .qnipaEs ., several thousand mu,keis, and
o,hss valuable articles have isllen into our hsnds. Our
attack was so imprtuous, that The enemy only had
TIM (, save part al bis IN ,gazine, being obliged to a.
bsndon the rect to W. The most valuable conquest
known l. tHa, OF the bo'pi,ai OF Mink, where we
found 1900 wounded Police; who will b, removed 10
Wsrsa~. will send hereafter a more detailed report.
Gen Luhi-n-ki has pushed On beyond Katul gin, and
is now al u .maldi. The Comnauder-in-Coief.
PARIS, 18th April The news of the retreat OF the
Austrians, from the Roman territory, arrived last even
ing at the office of the Minister for Foreign Affairs
Many bankers were turned away, and the Ministers
have not yet arranged a mode OF communicating intelli-
gence after the hours OF Change We have seen less
important news communicated to men OF business by
~handbills, placed on the door-posts OF the Change but
there was yet a great many operations made at \ rise.
The Commercial Advertiser has papers to the 10Th.
Paris was in a ieverish state. a revolutionary move
nent was attempted on the 18th, a the Place de Grcve,
which was speedily suppressed by the National Guards.
The Gazette de France says, this was a proof OF the
good spirit OF the National Guards, ard OF the iutility of
all attempts TO create disorder. But a passenger states,
that another revolutionary movement occurred on the
18th, and the Government was again compelled to call
out the National Guards.
"A royal ordinance for a loan OF SO, 900, 900, was issu-
ed by Louis Philippe on the 18th.
The French journals contradict the story of the at
tempted escape of Polignac.
The Berlin news of April 8, states, that $4,000 Prus-
slams are about TO enter Luxembourg-ali is prepared
for war, and our activity will not he damped by the pa
chic assurances OF the French Ministers. Prussia has
more need than France to assume an imposing atti-
tude."
Official intelligence Of the instructions in volhynia
and Lithuania has been received
BERLIN. April 5.-The Grand Duke Michael has
marched, with 1000 Of the Guards, for Lithuania. The
Castilian Count Platter is said TO be at the head of tho
Central Government, said TO have been established by
the Revolutionists.
From t ho New York Standard.
LATEST FROM FRANCE
By the Packet Ship Charles Carroll, Capt. Clark, rom
Havre, we have received Paris dates to The 18th three
days later than by the last previous arrival.
The report Of Diebitsch's capture was not confirmed.
Capt. Clark, reports having seen aletter on the day he
sailed, the 18th, which announced the breaking out of
an insurrecticn in Paris, and the ordering out of the
National Guard. This rumor probably originated in the
frdcds reported among our selections.
Translated and CONDENSED from The Journal du Ha.
ore, of The 18th .April.
II appears that the discussion OF the proposition OF Mr..
B4ude. for The exclusion Of Cha les Y and hi, { imiIy,
has not AIKEN place in The Chamber of Peers ViG-
lent oppo'ition had manifested itself. Many speakers
had enro lei their names aeSinst the law, and its adop.
ton was con 'idered doubtful. Such is the state Of mat
,ers tba, the session would possibly pass before the dis
custom could take place.
The Chamber OF Deputies would terminate their le-
si-lative lsbors on the 18th Of April, and the dissolution
Il Ike place on the 25 h.
The government had been informed ola violent Re.
publican movement, but al hough the Pfefect Of Police
had been alarmed, ihers appeared to be no foundation
for il.
l. is said that the British Euvoy sent to the Court Of
St Pe'e-sbursh to protest against the annihila-
ti"n Of Poland, as announced in the Russian Pocla.
nations, will treat in the name of Austria and France
at the same iine that he did for England II is ad
led ~ az he is authorized to Threaten the Emperor OF
Russia 10Th an Immediate Acknowledgement of tn,
Polish Gopernment by the three Cunts, il Russia
does not OFF, Poland a vigorous execution Of the trea'
~ nj 1915.
TIE Berlin G z tie of the sti of Anril says: ga Cou
rier has brought 10 our cabinet the eff -iai news Of the
complete insurrection of Volhvnia and Li'huania &c.
NSral .Iln in'k', wfo Quilted Wttfaw s'ms days since
what course be would take, has deceived the v~isnaXee
Of The Russian Army and suddenly penetrated in Li;hu-
anii. The people every where received him with
transport. Already il is said, the movement has pene.
'rated to Mirsk, ard he people has seiz@d the arms O
which they had keen deprived. Grodno ard sevela
other governments are in full revolt"
) lie Temps says, that alter a ommunica' ion from
The Diplomatic Ctrps, relative to Luxembourg, haC
8 been received, it was determined t, defer the an
swer TO The questions relaiive 10 that country, for tw,
months.
Admiral Verbeuii had left Pari, as Ambassador Il
Berlin.
To-. Hamburg Correspondent mentions a re por, of the
combined mediation Of England, France, Austria snc
Prussia, in the Polish Russian sfsirs Acc Ring TO IN,
rumour the kingdom OF Poland 10 to be restored, The SaxoI
Idyra"y il 10 be placed en- is throne, and G alicia an,
the G and Duchy Of P'sen are TO be united to Poland
Az a comp nsation for Gilicia, ii is proposed to Civ,
Prussian Slisan to Austria, and for the later, IN,
kingdom oil SaNoDy 10 Pfusua
The q iotidienne states that the Court Of Rome OBJ
jecis 10 conferences being opened in tina, city relative Il
the affairs OF Ilaly, ard that Cardinal Berneti has FIR
merly notified il 10 M. de ST. AulaIre. 10 order that he
may acGuaint his government with the determination
Tue NOZZLE (Mebz) Courier Of April IL, says: The
P.ussian & vernment has ordered he levy OF all The
reserves OF the corpse of 1926 81 %, 20, aGd 80
There wee no more iardwehi Ga the 6 h, two com.
panies of Artillery from Cobien ez, Sc, ont from the
enViron' Of TTeves for LUXEMBOURG. The weekly
jouroal OF Trieves tina, corps OF 10000 from the interior
OF Prussia has assembled on In fron'i-ss OF Fence
and Belgium, and that the troops Of the Gcrmanic con.
federation are expected At Thieves.
HAMBURG, April 7.-Letters from Varsovie an
nounce that the nobility and peasantry Of wilma an its
enviroDs were in full in correction.
Gen. Copieki was al Vienna, and proposed using the
baths of Ba EN- for The purpose OF re-estabiishing hi.
hesIth.
The Austria Observer, af'er giving a detailed account
Of the progress OF The AusrianS in Italy, states thai
the revolution in the states OF the church is now at an
end, and That as soon as public order shall be per-
fectiy re-esfablisbed, the imperial troops will leave The
Pdp'l domiDions. The number of fugitives taken with
50 The sailors a the vessel assert that the fugitive,
had thrown fifteen large parcels overheard, which are
presumed to contain money; as IL 10 well Known that
Zpcchi had with him considerable sums.
The Bologna Gazette announces, under date Of An
coma, March 81, that since the arrest of Gen. Zneehi
and bis companions, the insurgents who wero Assem- .
bled at 81. Leo, had dif7srsed, and 1,00O Austrian sol
diers ware marching Tow. :ds Foligno.
Letters from Massa OF the 2Ist ult. state tina in the
night of the 18th several strangers arrived from Corsica,
and landed between Moerona and Cinquale, but every
precauton was taken TO prevent their reaching the
woods. All OF them, in number III, were arrested al tn
bridge Of Salzemma, and lodged in the prisons of Pisa.
They are Italians OF different provinces.
The Milan Gazette gives the following extract of a
letter from Leghorn dated March 11;-"Lucien Bona