Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-20

nifty cannot fill Others succeed to his amebm
the exact place which he held in the worlds eve the,
may be greater than the have los-but they ar,
not he Shakespeare built his throne OF The same s,
as Homer-nor Scott that whence Shakespeare looked
Gown upon the universe. The gap which Scott leaves in
e world the token OF the place he filled in the homar,
oil ms Times hundre yes hence our posterv will still
see that wide interval uuteuaueda vast and mighty or;
III the intellectual world, which will prove how snoc;on
were Tie city and the temple whose summit has reache,
10 neaVen' The AuthOr IF Eugene fran.
To The Editor IF the .NeD York Courier &. Eno,tirey
PRIVATE CORRESPOND ENCE
PARIS, Sept. 26.-So the volumes of learned common
ary which have been written The political consequence,
OF the death of Ferdinand the beloved must all 20 In tho
runkmaker His Catholic Majesty is not vet dead III,
hVes 10 cmbrodcr another pecoat for the Virgin in test
mony oil his gratitude for hcr special intepoon in h
behalf 1.-The only knew how to read the lesson which tb
incident affords him, what benefit might he not derive
Is seldom that King hears the truth told Ia
MN III MS lifetime, but when all the world believes him
dead what chance st alive again and distinguish
the serviIe sycophant from the faithful end-he Ian.
guage oil iiaery from the dictates of sincerity and truth
Inc ohstnacy oil the King of Holland remains nnsha-
Ken, although combined squadron, under the command
OF Sir Fnlteney Malcolm, and Admiral Vieneuve is pro-
b"oy 10y Tins lime assembled at Spead if has not al
ready sailed for the Dutch coast 20 blockade the norris nj
Holland II was reported few days ago that de Rignv
me minister oil Marine, was 10 have gone in person 10
ChcrhouTg 10 take the command the French squadron
In la case his superior rank would doubtless have given
HIM the supreme command; but the operations in ali
probability are to be rather of negative than an active
character The aures TO be rcaped from not such as
TO induce Admiral de Rigny leave Paris al period
when The more important buness of re-constrtictue
Tie cabinet Is siill under consideration. The soua.
don oil Cherboug consists of the Suren of 90 the
Mepomcne OF CO. the Calypso of So the Medic of 16
me ieSove oil No. tie Creole of 81 and the Cygene OF
70 They are all moored by single cables ready 10
put TO sea at moments notice BY this mornings roo,
rom ChcrbourS, 1t appears that the arrival of Admiral
eheuve The Anadne corvette had sailed for Sphcad
announce mat all was IN readiness Before any measure
OF actual coercion is rcsorted it is understood that
urthcrd delay must take place, the Joint declaration 10
be transmitted TO tile King Holland by the two Adj
mrals, has not yet been definitvely adjusted His Ma.
Jesy has, however, been warned that lie must exncrt tic
coercion winch This blockade is preparing for him. The
merchants of Rotterdam and Amsterdam, when they
hmd their commerce interrupted, and bankruptcy and
rum staring them ia the face, will probably became
me most ehcient agents oil the conference, and will
hh" means OF PerSu1dng the King that ii would be
vain Tor him TO offer any further resistance 70 the
stem law OF necessity. The conciliatory spirit win
which King Leopold has conducted himself under ,be
latter circumstances and his previous resolution ,yLo
hrnhess was vriue have gone far establish bis cha
acer Tor wisdom and prudence, well as for decision
Inc BcgIans have reason 10 be content with their ne ~
sovereign "ho to do them justice daily becoming more
popu ar among them The King OF Holland is also a
popular sovereign now that he has ceased TO reign over
TWO races so opposite IN every national Characteristic
The Dutch and The Begians Let us hope that atbo,ioh
they could not live together ieow-subiects thev ma
he able, when this affair is settled TO preserve lie
uohs towards each other Of peace and good neia borood
on WIN not be sorry TO hear that the cholera has ceag.
Oh to exist III Paris as epidemic disease The daily
bulletins are hcnceorll be discontinued It's ravages
III m capital have been greater than perhaps in any other
part OF the world The number of its victims i'm Paris
alone has, believe been considerable than i'm the
whole OF the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire
land Nor has il been confined TO the lower ranks Tbo
very highest names in science, literature and no;,ics
Cuvier' dc Sacy, Cdsiinr PeIer, and Lamaro,e have
all been swept away by the pesience. Before This
reaches YOU trust that the city and State of New York
at least will be able like ourselves to report clean b of
neah ana De IN some degree recovered from the conse-
quehces OF ths dreadful visitation. IT, when il reaches
those States which have lately become so conspicons
oy he unexampied violence OF the language which has
proceeded from them il shall teach them lesson oC no.
10 flpfu a,ir t,FE
their brethren Ia other parts Of the Union its advent I
mol nave been ono OF unnitigatod evil Need tell YOU
new deeply concerned all the friends of America and
freedom IN every part OF Europe The alarming
your present discussions! II is true that those who are
pest acquainted with the United States are the least ap
prehesive OF any serious issue these dIeenccs Tic
newspaper press of England has hitherto viewed II In
much less serious light than the journalists of France
pnI "nat are we to believe when find men of un.
"ouoed intelligence just arrived from the seat Of govern.
meh expressing their undminshed alarm at the Drospe,
Of dissolution OF the Union; and when we see such men
as egare' your new Minister al Brussels entertaining the
ea Of rocrossng the Atlantic without even proceeding IN
the place OF his destinations '5 "
II Is from other motives and viii, other views that the
most successful dpoiuatisrs and one of t,e ,bIcst IN
me service OF The United States has resolved i'm abaudrin,
The career in which lie has so highly disGnouisLe bi,
sell Mr. Rves returns ~ New York iu the SuItv b,v,,
applied Tor and obtained The permission Of the Executive ~
Tcfe dchmlyely rom the office Of representative Of the
Uhcd states, which he has filled 20 ably for tho agt c
years at The Court OF France. Mr. Niles The Sccretsyv
OF legation remains in Paris ~ the capacity of CI.,
dAars, and venture TO say that in bi hands ,i f,
ess Of Tie country viii neither be misunderstood nor nee
cced understood in ibis country that no succcssor
WIZ re appointed either TO Mr.. Rivcs Mr. Van Bnron
u Ter me approaching elections; that vacancies Of
considerable duration 10 take place in two OF the most
important diplomatic offices the disposal Of The admins
tratiOn. VIC "''"'"'-
would be doing Injustice 10 The talents and gen,s of
WI raves TO allow him 90 leave us without parting te
u'nony 10 merits, which are here universally scknovv
"1Ro" u IS true at ho has not bad much Of villa, il
called The success ne socicc; bat dat il 10 he asc,bcJ f.
CONGREGATIONS quite apart from bis value az public man
'h 'he domestic administration o. the affairs Of Inc
tVW"y, me success OF the great negotiation which
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