Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-02
FOR EIGN.
New York, June rs.

LATER ppon New ry YORK, June rs.
By the packet ship Henry ", Captain Pel Pari. pa
have been received. ~ "'
The most important intelligence is the breaking off o
me negoctdtton 6ecee Ibrahim Pacha and the Porte
ac The preparation both sides resume hostlites
Considerable bodies of Russian troops are ocking to-
wards Constan'nople, to Join their comrades already
there III hosilites actually resumed, and Russia
takes an active part in the affair." is next to possibla
that France and England will remain mere Spectators f
'ne event. ana the consequence, probably will be- gene.
raj war in Europe.
FRANCE
We announced some time ago the opinion of eminent
counsel that the OF Napoleon by him IN
his and reserved in trust to be delivered to him at
PERIOD ixed by the Emperor became by the death of
the Duke oil Reichstadt the property of France Th;s
opinion mas since been confirmed by the decision of nu-
merous members OF the bar all of whom agreed that the
archduchess Maria Louisa could have no claims TO them
Whatever. The question: which remained undecided
seems now to be set at rest in conformity the Counses
opinion by the following letter. addressed bv the eldest
brother of the late Emperor the gentleman who signed
the opinion; e"''
''LoNDoN, April 2s, 1888
"Gentlemeh-Your opinion on the arms of the Empe
ror Napoleon appear to decisions which cannot be in
validated by the public or by the tribuna!s
rs % by Bertrand TO the national co..
lumn, and conded the protection of the peonla Of d.
ms; he who received them from Napoleon with hi. Lao,
breath cannot beay his wishes, by delivering them into
o s"u' o, enemies OF whatever country they may be-
Lei us not demand more at the present moment When
me exile and dispersion OF the family Napoleon still
ISL ought not this column TO receive his ashes Should
] afipn
WIN show itself just when shall have become itself bv
he destruction OF the treaties OF 1916 which maintain Tia
sn,onsnona, system imposed upon by few who
nave formed wrong opinion of the public wishes Aso
The family of Napoleon whatever may be said to the
ary by crafty enemies, they have no other preen,on
man na oil serving their country Their only right az
a oil all VINO are oppressed in raising their voice
against the oppres'ors who exclude them their native
country Accept, etc
JOSEPH NAPOLEON BONAPARTEn
PARIS, May l6.-The Quo,idenne of this morning
oas copy OF legal act or intormaton signed by M
naer Advocate oil the Royal Court OF Paris, and other
nu9 9 Oarles uenouncing upon legal presumption the
declaration OF marriage by the Duchess of Berri be
pregnancy and delivery, 10 be false and suppositious
Inc Constitutional 1.-THE ffigate gate has called
rom bres and il is said with sealed orders That she il
nav ne % nvnde@"X river is certain and, therefore, it
Countess Lucchesi Pall from Baye to Sicily az soon 40
she has recovered 1t has been said that the motber ~
ma Maria Rosaa had expressed wish 10 he t,Lan "
ameiica because she dares go to the Bourboas AZ
Prague, and is afraid, that the Court of Napes I'M
ce,ve ner without repugnance This intelligence how
ever, we conceive 10 be ILL founded for Madame nc
ehesi Pah probably never entertained hone th,t w.
french Government would restore her liberly and if
hey INFORM her that she is free quit Blaye il is most
upon the shores of Italy, p''"'
PARIS May I6.--A table of the Births and Deat,si
the twelve ACCOMPLISHMENTS of Paris during lbe Isan
which has lately been published presents the foo,y;n
results The course of the year. there were AZ 67S
deaths and 26846 births, namely 1868 deaths and 81.
9IZ oir'hs IN private houses and 1000 deaths and 76e
os III The hospitals. Among the births in private bous
es there were 1858 of legitimate children and 4,769 Of
Ppit
and 4,49S llegimate Thus OF the total births above ono
,mrd were ieetimate children The deaths exceed Tho
n.i ns Sy 1851 put by sub,ractng about 10000 oc.
casloned by the cholera, there remain nearly 25 900
years. ~ " '''"'i
The 18th, 9Th, 9th 10Th llth and 18th arrond;ss,e,,
os in private houses in 1892 SD part of their popu
at'on whilst the ls 3D. Sd, 4tb 5h and 9th LOST but
one 74t bus disprOPoron becomes still greater it, to
which took place in the hospitals and Nss t T ebieav non
sisted OF indydua belonging TO the last six ACCOMPLISHMENTS
uhRrp fha
greatest are the most unhealthy quarters of Paris where
the streets arc narrow and the houses very lofty
TURKEY.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, 23d Apnl.--(Ey an extraordinary
conveyance 81 hasten TO inform you, that the negocs.
lions with lbrahim are entirely broken off, and that ,Iey
look here Tor the commencement OF hosilities
+ lbraim has received orders from his father moi 10 pive
up the district of Adama, neither will he eyacuate Ana
IONA before The Sultan has coded that district But the
sultan VIII no longer hear Of that ceson he has on the
contrary, declared that having given sufficient proofs of
condescension, he retracts all his cessions.
thus the Sultan considers null all the recent trans
him He has full confidence in Russia and admiral Rous
SID is greatly deceived. have often told you in my lor
mer letters that the Porte only treated for the purpose of
gaining time Still appeared this understood at
the head quarters at KoDiah by the French embassy
Now, they will reproach themselves for not having
rated the real intention OF the Ottoman Porte because
lbrabm dare not attack the Russian camp and if he loses
time it will be difficult for him 10 keen the field Tbs
principal corps darmee of the Russians will arrive by the
ION oil May, at Consannople and will Immediately act
on The offensive The most complete understanding pre-
Ties On either side they overwhem each other with po-
eness and the Sultan anesis peculiar for the aux
iliary army
At this moment there are 14700 Russians in the camp
near Scutar and Tomorrow 400 Turkish engineers will
JOIN them Russian officers have been the Dardsneles
10 put the Castle in state of defence. Thus war appears
now to be inevitable What shall we behold The
most profound tranquility regns in the capital and GER
taniy the presence OF the Russians powerfully contributes
10 it,"
ST. PETERSBURG, May Ian Imperial Manifesto
has been published relative TO the recruiting army, by
which IS ordained that the levy OF recruits in the govern.
ments Of Vohynis, wilma, GrodBo, and the district of
Bialystock, which was put of by Ukase Of Feb %,
1881, shall now be effected. In the governments Kew
POdols, Voyns Mnsk, wilma, Grodno and the district
Of Biaysock, new levy OF four recruits of every
thousand individuals s 10 take place. which levy is 10 be
reckoned in The next general CONSUMPTION Of the en-
pire. The recruiting is to on May 49, and be
terminated by July 15 The following intelligence
dated Odessa April 10, is from The same paper -
Yesterday morning The squadron Of Rear Admiral Sta
gewski, board of which is detachment Of troops sail.
ed ia company with merchant vessels for Constan.
nople The commander Of the 26lh division Of infantry,
Lieut. Gen Olroschischenko has embarked board the
AdniraPs ship The Paris"
Extract Of letter Of the 9th inst from Toulon "A