Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-14

live The United STATES" Long live ams,;.. ~
Long 1--we the minister OF The great republic ~
The cry thus commenced was iaken mn AND -.
tinued by this vast assembIage of The nson,a u.
Piedmont, extending iIcm Turin 10 MoncnrI; s u
a distance Of three miles. Ii Is comnn,sd :,
between ore and two hundred thousand NE. wal
were in The procession. r-'Pe
The three Italian Princes who have er..,.,
upon system OF relo!m-thar /, the Pen. ,tI
King O.. Sardinia, and the Grand Duke Of TIE we
ny-have just laid Inc foundation OF a Cns,o.a-
Union. The basis OF it is the creates, noss;his
degree Of freedom q. trade f''''pe
Letters from Naples Of The Both ri, s,,,,,
the insuneclicn is AT an end. "'. '''7'
The latest news states that blood had hss,sI
at Fvizzano The Modonese were tho -. .as sHea
sors. The lsltef arrested, withou, know;rns Sc
The SERGEANT major of tie Tuscan carhinss, ""''
The multitude lock his part The Mica "a.
bred upon the people, killed one and wonndsS :.
veral upon this all the Citizens few n any,
ana a shlrlnlsh ensued, which was going On a.
the departure Of the courier. s vi a'
GERMANY.
In the sitting Of the Bayarian D;c,
INST, br. Neumann' one Of The Kings comm..
Siohers, announced thai The government, had 10.
manded information respecting the state OF he
Jews, ana would occupy itself with the amelior,.
ton OF the condition OF tina, people. The vas,rni
ley OF The Oder, in Prussian Sie.ia has bacr a.
undated by the overnowing of The Oder Inc"i
culabIe damage has been done. The sown c,or.
and The crops in barns have been DESTROYED IT,
Neisse a,d The Kamiizbatch have also ovs,n a,n 40
and submerged The neighborng fields rbsretv Wv
privinS the Inhabitants OF all he c,ops to; N.
ensuing year. ~ '"e
SWITZERLAND
letter from Berne, CT the l2h instant s,a,,s
that IN The morning OF tina! day Gen. Duour lsi,
TOR The army, accompanied by his staff and a Co.
iachinent OF cavalry. During the night. BEN.
csc battalion marched in the direction O, Gucpis.
burg, ard The battalion Of Scleure, composed n
Catholics also departed from that capital Tss
troops intended 10 operate agains. Eriburs had Al
assumed the positions assigned 10 them in the
plan OF attack The western division. comm,r|.
ed by Col. Riict took possession on The lin in
slant, without any resistance, OF The towns Of Rue
and Romon'. Every man capable Of bearing
arms had retired on the side Of Friburs. leaviu,
behind the women, children and old men. TIE
troops OF Vaud occupied, on The 10Th, Chauel s.
Denys, where they sezad upon The former Avoyrr
NJ. Desiise, and, subsequently,, continued l!siI
march upon Bale, which they were TO have en-.
tered ON The evening oil The lllh. Most Of II.
syndics and parish priests OF the DISTRICTS. ,ray,,
sed BY the Radical forces, had been arrested as
hostages. The brigade o! kBrz, Consisting If
three ba,taiions and some artillery, IVES in pcs
session 0! Morat on the lIh. Ii appears from
accounts which reached Bernc, that FribuTe was
invested on the l2h by military Gordon.
A report had been received al Berre on the
18th, thai y men OF The battalion Of FAST ma! been
surrounded and made prisoners That in,eh.
ernce had spread like lightning through The az.
my, ard the troops loudly demanded to be march.
Ell to Un,erdietwys, in order 10 punish The inhabi.
tans, whom they charged with reachcly An
engagement took place on The SIh, at The foot OF
81. Gohard, the result Ct which was no, known.
The Ba.le GoZel,e Of The 18Th mentions a te-
port from Berne. that The Grand Council of Fri.
burg had demanded a suspension Of hoslilnies un-
I'll Saturday,, which had been granted BY the coEl.
manier OF The Federal forces.
A letter from Basic Gays: ave have received
news that the bomba rdment Of
Friburg commenced on The l2ih inst"
All The Can'on3 Of the SondeItund have teen
blockaded since The day The declaration OF war
was made by The Diet The markets of Zurich
and Argovie, from which they have hitherto de.
rived their supplies OF provisions, are closed
against them They may, however, Tor the pre-.
sent, obtain provisions from some OF The Catholic
valleys Of the Grsons, ard frcm the Canton OF
Vaiais, which communicates directly With Savoy
and PIEDMONT but, as the Wirler advances the
passes will b. blocked by snow, and, deprived
Of This resource, they will probably be starved
into a surrender.
A letter from Basic, o! the Sh. states that II
WAS rumOrei that the troops OF Zurich had, on
the previous day, taken possession OF Zug, al'er
some skirmishng 10 watch they obtained the ad.
vantage and thai, after leaving garrison in Tuc,
The main bo!y oi the butchers had marched on
L.ucernr, ard had taken possession OF all he
,cwns and villages situated without the lines Of
defence on the Reuss and The Emme.
Accounls from The Tyrol say that great excite.
ment prevails there owing 10 the events passing
in S0i'Zsrland, which is greatly increased by
the movements Of The Austrian troops. The ~.
roese feel grca, sympathy Tor the Sondctbund -
Like he Swiss, lie Tyrulese live in The midst Of
a mountainous region; they are all Catholics. ard
are averse To innovation. The news q The De.
tra, Of the free corps, three years ago, was hailed
with universal joy through all Tyrol.
RUSSIA.
The Cholera has already disappeared from
Moscow, bu! i',arpears to be Spreading beyond
that city in the direction OF ST. Petersburg.
According 10 the latest intelligence from Mos
COW, the number of patients in that city on The
morning Of the 18th October, announced TO los -
On the same day 81 others were attacked, Of when
% have died. On The evening Of the l7!h Of Oc
,obcr, The number OF patients was 1875, which i
considered an Insignificant proportion Tor 300 COZ
Inhabitants.
BANK OF ENGLAND ovgnsrR g.
Issue DEPARTMENT.
Notes issued Ea2 i26, $50 Govt crbt Ell ,0l5, IL
Other securities a,9si eO
Gid en- & bui'n 72i g..
Silver bullion l,l7s,57