Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-14

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equ'ps ges arc TO be Seen In the streets, that used 10 be
% anlmated-at ,hs most a wavgon with military eE-
oil CHOLERA have been entertained. Trade and maoufsc-
lures are quite su' pended; foreigners engaged Ia man
oiac'ories endravor eIsndss,iosiy to leave The country.
. ssn'. ,hey are dragged away to serve in the army
Inc LETT bank o. the Vis,uls does not presep, 20 meian-
choiy a ~pro'pse'; but even ,h-re scarcely a third OF the
ncids has been sown, 10 cops .qucnce ef tho tat
lure Of ,ne crops last year, and the sesrei y Of good seed
corn. When tho evolution broke out, corn OF all kiud,
was eeizcd and conveyed TO tho army; ~ sgaznes were
secretly cold at low price,, b~ceus> money was u ore
sally concealed than corr. Blu, now hat he sowing
ume IN spring has come. there IL no seed corn, to which
we add our want Of horses and oxen, VIII ch have b,sn
AIKEN away from he poor ci'izsns. Provision. a,re ,dy
eg'n TO De scarce. and unless timely pc aa'i NJ are
'sk'n, q anime may be expected Ia Po'snd 10 q few
mon he. A letter from Bisiystok OF The 6h April ssys,
rot = word Of any disturbances in tn II Deighborhood.
Inc Grand Duke Constantine and The Princes o. La
wiez had been there even ,ioce the. end OF February {;
such large bodies Of troops from the interior Of Rl,sis
were Pa'.iog that wsy,d As all the VI laxes were crowd
Cd, aod It was necessary TO ledge part Of the troops In
The { Towing paragraphs are qnct.a from a letter Of
the private cor resPobdrn, Of shs London S audsrd, da-
Ffeuch capi,si:-
From S. Ps,ersbrrgS we hear that IN, late even,
In Poland are by no means considered as important
ara that the Emperor has resolved on s.ndipg large
re'~nforcemeots,an and on the proceeding much more slow.
y though surely in tn. task he ba. unde r,ak.u Of put
ting down AL revolutions in IN, Nor h OF Europe"
From vienos We lsarn, under date OF The % d
ThP''s We - iusutIeCVOu O u NOtnyut1 wac maxine
great progress, aud that tho corps OF DIV ,rnieki md
cou.idoraoly augmented. II was repo, ted tina, par, Of
the 'orees Of the Polish guards. which were l,rge,w re
TO be sent 10 Lithuania TO aid the revolt in tn Al proyipe.
II 10 stated ,hst about so 900 mon ,ulI "a named in IN.
environs Of Sisdiec, but that Mar.hal Di-bi'sch would
receive large re'nforcs men,s from Russia and tina, The
Emperor bad resolved on continuing he war until P :
land 'hould b reduced to submission SO lorg az tn.
movement was confined to Russian Poland that ds,er.
Dioa'ion might b. praetisabi,, but should tho incur
rec'ion 10 Ii huani', Volbynia, md other snei,n, Pc.
uO6 Dg0ylOC0o IN nm and nF0ansg IN. E-n..o. IN 4
obhgsd TO como to terms with HE rebeIlious SUI j.cts."
The Hamburg Correspondent .taies that Tho p u.
sian second corps de armee 10 marching towards wo,.
tern Prussia. where considerable storss have been 60.
This corps lie to line Tho whols Liihuapisn
frontier.
FRANCE.
We referred briefly iasi evening 10 tbs celebration
OF the King Jete dsy, " hicb W ,s The L., Of Nav. Al
three O'Clock. Louie Philippe received his diplomatic
co.ps' and returned sn an'wer TO The following purpori
10 the Legst:-
"Irscsive, with a lively satisfaction, the sentimen,,
OF your regard for myssI, aud fam ly. in he nam. Of
the diplomatic corps. of which you are The organ.
pease 10 the foundation Of public prosperity. and m. az.
lid basis oil the trne h,ppioess OF nations. nee INV
coming to tic 'hrone, I have neglected nothing N
MAINTAIN i, aud he as,uranee which YOU ,ror.,. N
me- 10 tie name OF The Sovsr,isns you represent, 10 a
new pledge OF the continuation Of hat friendship ,ni
good ui der''anding which sub'is,, between US, and l
will always endesv' y TO preserve Il for ths io,s,.., o(
France and that Of Europe"
Inc peace Of France, therefore. seems % stand up,u q
hrm basis. so far a. The assurances OF KINGS and Min.
letters can be relied upon.
The Courier Francais Of Nav A rs,rsson,. a..
10 La Vendse as very serious, and, ind. ed il
appears to be admitted on all saud,, that some deci,iy.
measures must be adopted to put a stop TO a s,a,e Of
'hinss which amount to little short OF civil war.
New political trials Of Republicans or Carli.,s, tax,
place almost every day, and The juries in all cases
acquit them. This ought TO be a lesson 10 the French
not TO attempt To pa, down the pres, Of pub.
tic feeling by state prosee u'ion.; and yet IL seiz.s Jour.
nails and prosscuies the publishers with more violence
than ever.
The Journal Of the Maine ct Loire. state. ,b., n.
amouseade, 10 which the unfortunate gendarmrs were
lately murdered, was laid for G,neral Dumoustisr, who
would have passed by that place without an es.ort. Ind
not an unforeseen circumstances Induced him 10 change
his eourse. Gen. Dumou ,tisr, who 10 acquainted win
The Infamous prof 'cts OF the psrtiz ,os OF The f,ileu Go.
vefnment, has declared tho district OF b .aupreau in a
state of siege.
The disturbances Of Dresden, have been nut down.
and peace and order are restored.
The King OF Sardinia died at Turin, on the 9Th Of
April, at thsee quarters past two o'clock. Al two he
The prayers for persons 10 their last a xouies 10
DO said for him. He then dictated the inscription to be
paced on hi. tomb and gave his la,t and dying SCUM
GELS to the Prince de CAIignao, his successor. Tho
troops a Turin took, on the same day, the oath of al.
leg'anse to the new monarch, VIII, Immediately took
LATEST ROM LIVERPOOL.
BALTIMORE, June 1.-The Steamboat George
Washington went down the river this forenoon to meet
inc snip Corin'hian' Capt. Bennett, announced by the
Telegraph as being below-she was met at the mouth of
the river. The Editor of the Patriot went down. and
att o'clock p. Nj. returned.
The Corinthian left on the 18th May, at which time,
all was tranquil, the elect ons going on i'm favor of Re-
form, &c. At the time of leaving, Capt. Is. had heard
nothing decisive as to the fate of the Poles-no general
battle had been fought. As to the market we have only
time Tor the following extract Of a letter, dated
LIVERPOOL, 18th May, 1881.
1--WE bad rather more enquiry yesterday for cotton in
OF some export o~rders-prices remain with
out alteration. All descriptions of Grain are dull Of
saie-New Orleans Flour has been sold at 32s Cd. and
Western Canal at 35s, per barrel duty paid
The following we copy from the Liverpool Mercury
OF The 18th May, the latest date.
RUSSIA AM POLAND.
We are sorry TO say that The last accounts from The
seat of war, are far from being satisfactory, though the
Poles have been almost invariably successful in the
skirmishes which have taken Mace Their
means of making good the losses inseparsbIe even from
victory, bear no proportion to those of their gigantic Cd.
Pressor; from the neglect Of all agricultural operations.
want Is beginning to be felt; tits certain that the cholera
has made its appearance at Warsaw and in the camp: and
the country people are approaching Warsaw from all di-
rections, a fact from which it would appear that the bar.
barians are advancing fast upon the capital. Should thew
ever enter the city II will be over the dead bodies of
the inhabitants, after atrocities and massacres worse Than
any OF those which called for the Intervention of the
OF Europe in the struggle between the Turks
and Greeks. but we can hardly believe that those Pow
ers VIII again look quietly on the martyrdom of a peo.
pie superior in every point Of view TO their oppressors: a
people whose almost miraculous bravery and patriotic
prove them so well entitled to freedom.
General Skrzynecki has issued a proclamation 10 N,
army and the nation, In which he does not Disguise
the difficulties OF their situation, bat tells them plainly
that their only hope OF ultimate success in the strug.
gle Tor national existence del ends on their continued
perseverance. He enumerates the glorious results Of
the campaign and comments with laudable pride on the
facts that though Poland had but, al it's commencement,
an ili-organised force Of 30, 900 to oppose to the hordes
combat and 5000 remain prisoners in war.
saw, whilst the Poles have taken III nags, is or I6. 600
stand OF arms, and 30 pieces of cannt~I together with a
great alm6er Of baggage and ammunition wagons, SC. We
rQnnnfH Ouhf that lhto ...ool lii