Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-07

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~.,.. ,e-.iexico and The United
s,a,cs b,re ssa,n occupied much OF The attention
If he par;sian journalists but all that mas neen
said NAV be summed up in one ine-eilIei 'n No.
,hera viii be no war at al, or that II wal, .'u
IIn;,cd S,stes viii completely crush lheiI Pu''y
aavers.ry The recent arrivals nom .'eSleo
have cai,sed SOME little surprise, 'or Inc! sun
rha, EnoIa nj Is DESTROYS that peace be nalh'a''e
whereas !, vas though, that she would not ohiy
inci,e Meyco 10 hosiiiiies, but supply inc ''s""'
for carrying them on. :, H.. lcadinr
Comments have been maze ny nc s .,ar
journals on The documents relaii'e 10 ~, ,h
nal commerce of he uniifG STATES laN'y r.
lished BY order Of The American Gosei.l a =, ,bo
The general erling appears - Y ~ H. oonn,rv
FIR .tyoun,. De,ooc,acy;' and one or TWO Of me
journals draw The conclusion that, IN course ~
,,ine nnarica v;,I succeed in completely nFeaH
mo dcwn ard usurping the vast trade carried ON
h, c;ro., Er;iain with every country IN lne
y,,or,1 IN .very other question, as well as ms
~. Fro,ch moss aiiec,. 10 think that The deca-
demo- oi Cra, Britain draws nigh, and that 'ne
I1n;,cd Sto.es will tie The most active Contributors
rowards If mol The sole authors OF her huin'ila-
-" 80 - SWITZERLAND.
Our letters from this country dweii niuch "po"
the aeila,ed state OF the country, but give ~ W.
tails worth repeating. The people Of heIhc ar
n,pch excited; and j, is believed lhal Wlci, ''iI
harvest shall have been got in, all Switzerland
viii be again ia state Q! CONFUSION. A'rresehl
the people are 100 busily occupied 10 MAKE war
upon each other, bull the disposition IS mol want
ing.
People are beginning 10 think that il is tine Tor
the Narvaez Ministry 10 fall. IL is tyranncsi,
brutal and unjust, bul alas ii would probably ne
succeeded BY another Ministry every bil IS paa
The Queens are expected 10 &c back 10 Hlaor,u
By the 18Th or 20h and the Cores will probably
be opened in October, though some accounts 'a'c
al much later period.
GERMANY.
Berlin, Sspt 9.-The Congress OF The Ioii-
yerein al Carlsrhue is pursuing rs drlinerations
Nothing positive as TO its intentions can vel he
known bn,, as have sal! in previous letters,
there is no doub! i, will declare 10 favor OF pro-
iectiye policy towards German manufactures
thar is 10 saw il will FIX such high duty on I'M
po,,sd r!iclrs as shall have the effect OF prevent
ine their sale in German markets One paFt Of
The Congress proposes 10 pnl on txiravaSahiiy
high dulles, bu the other warmly opposes that,
because az Justly SAYS, il will prevent me ma
nuiacIurers from exrring themselves 10 eHec' IN
proyemcrs or 10 lessen prices. Russia Is III IA
vor OF a moderate policy indeed, she is about the
musi liberal OF any in the Congress; but, untnr'u-
naIey She has only one vote, iiac me m"Si rum
perv prncipaily, and her mora! influence Is no,
sufficient TO outweigh German obs,inacv ana
wrongheadeJncss. Two Of h-r agents have al
ready thrown up their mission. from he violent
hostility which their more enlightened views en-
counered. The United States have, believe,
sent over an agent 10 negotiate ifpo>sible, trea-
~ with The Z,llverein, which shall exempt their
manufactures from the meditaied exclusion; bu!
| doubt much that he will succeed.
The negotiations for treaty between THIS conn-
TRY and Brazil have been broken OF, Prussia nav
ING declared that she will not and cannot admi
Bfazilien produce unless her own manufactures
are admitted on favorable terms in The braz!!ian
markets
The new religion is pretty much in The same
state as i. was when last noticed il. In some
places i,s apostles are received with favor, IN
Others they are pecd and ducked The police
Of Berlin have forbidden religious and Political
discussions in Inc refeS, and Ronge ana CzsfK''
The Two chi IS Of The new faith, tby-the BY, they
have fallen out, and are now abusing each other
lus,ilv.) have been forbidden 10 voyage about The
kincdon.
The Mein and Inc DANUBE have been atlengia,
united By canal This Grea, work was designed
King Of Bavaria.
Tun pasroR RoNag-M Gonos arrived al
Rreslau on The 9Th inst, on his way 10 Brieg 10
preach. He was arrested by lie Police, hui after
short detention was permitted 10 continue his
journey.
RoMr, Sept 1.-The Pope is, | am sorr; 20
say, in a declining state OF health. IL j, 0odiy
plagued with cancer in the nose. Being up
wards of eighty years OF age, il is net likely that
with his maladies, he will long be spared he
is sood-hearied well-meaning pious man, and
is personally much beloved. Great seventies
towards his people haze been committed in his
name, but his advisers, and not himself are re-
sponsible Tor Them
RUSSIA.
ST PETERSBURG, ScCt. 1.-The Empress OF
Russia will make heightened stay in Italy for
the benefit OF her health, which has long been in
declining state During her absence The En-
peror will visit different, parts Of The Empire.
A new report from The scene oil operations IN
Caucasus has been published, but il i 81 con-
fused that il is difficult exactly to understand It,
II Of course represents The Russian army as ha-
wing gained some successes; bpt the rea ruth is,
that though, perhaps, il has really thrashed the
moun;aineels, it has gained nothing al all
These hardy men flgh, with desperate courage
and inhic. terrible chastisemen on the Russians
The mountaineeTs have, in fact, compelled The
Russians 10 abandon pargo, which they gained
al such severe cost, and they have also, in CT
feet, compelled them to Withdraw from lire they
had established beyond H. Thus though he
result Of recent encounters is in favor of The Rus
SLAMS, they are in fereat-ceranly, they can.
not be said 10 be advancing. This may appear
somewhat contradictory, but there is no other
way OF describing the truth.
Public opinion, Gil III country where man
dare not open his rnonih on public affairs, pub
lie opinion can be said 10 exisi,) has decidedly
declared ga inst the expedition in Caucasus, ana
even The army itself is against it, for there isInucl
suffering 10 he endured, little or no honor 10 be
gained. Bu, the Emperor will, on no account
give up his long-cherishcd object OF crushing The
Caucasians COS, what il may.
Orders have been sen, BY our Government t
England and the Un!ed States fer the consruc
non of number Of steam vessels. Hopes arc
however entertained. lha, before long Russia vii
be perfectly independent of foreign countries TO
supplies OF steam machinery.
GRAND BATTLE IN CIRCASSIA.
Intelligence, via Odessa, has been received o
a battle between The Circassian forces under
Schamil Bey, and the Russian army (5000(
strong, J under Cen Woronzof, who attacked The
town OF Darso, the headquarters OF Schamll.-
After fire DAYS hard fighting The Circassian:
we're obligedlo abandon the fortress to the enemy
having expended all their ammunition, rot, how
ever, without carrying of their artillery and bag
gage into The mountains. The loss on the part Of
Russia is said 10 amount in killed alone TO 900
among whom are three generals and forty Other
officers, and four aides de.camp OF the comman
der-in chief The latter, finding his army sc
much crippled, for The number of wounded is
enormous. was destroying the Notifications 10 re-
lire 10 Titls, 10 reorsanize his force. Dargo was
defended By Schamil's regular troops consist
ing Of corps Of Dasaslan Infantry and the
Russian and Polish descrters from the Emrcror's
service.
TAHITI
"The last news from Tahiti" says La Prcese
al, far from satisfactory Up 10 The present
Queen Pomsre, docile and simple instrument OF
The Protestant missionaries, has not accepted al
our hands The portion Of power which We offered.
Far from it, In permanent rebellion against our
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