Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-06
Arrival of the Hibernia

TRIALS PROGRESSING -CoNVICTIoN- OF lP' 81
DoH0HUE-SPREAD OF THE CHOLERA ~
NGLAND-PROSPECTS OF 4 GENERAI pr Ply
RDPEtN WAR--BREADSTUFFS FIRMEP"
THEIR DECLINE IN COTTON. IN
{ The Cunaid steamer Hlbemia Cart Shannon
was autographed below Bosom Friday morpin~
and arrived al her wharf about noon. She sa;l''
60 from Liverpool on lie Dist ut anI htinos in.
'ellistnce one week la.ci han that received bv
the Niagara. Inc Boston correspond nj OF The
Dd'imeie american transmits u the editors of
Mat PAPER he following summary ). Europesn
intelligence:
Bcsros, Nov 3, ppm.
n Inc ilioernia has arrived after very fine rnn
OF ,eS> man thirteen dais from Liverpool.
!Ac weather curing The week previous 10 her
sailtoS was very much unsettled There hal
heea much rain, bur a change Of wind brouob,
cIea: weather. The harvest during This period
has been completely gathered in. For The next
iertni2ht autumn sowing will be general
The Potato crop in Scotland is good. In lie.
aHd u 'alis immensely short The Oal crop,
however, in that country had been good. 5"
The markets generally pariake d he same
want Of spl!it which prevailed in England al La,
adVIces Speculation had been stopped entirely.
and the large supplies OF Grain pouring in from
the Baltic and other ports, had efectualIy ken,
down prices.
THE CHOLERA.
| The alarm Throughout England, which b.d
been created by the presence OF the Cholera in LIN.
don ant Edinburgh, mad sensibly decreased. Thr.
| y atdi'Ional cases were reported in London, but
me general health 81 the city is better IN, ysar
than ordinarily. There were 990 deal h.'as. week,
tor he AVERAGE aenin>s 1854 during the same peri
| OK in ioImer years
In Manchester and Liverpool there have been
no cases OF Cholera. Edinburgh was visited with
more severity Than nihsr rl"ooo "h''e Lein i.d
.scapet altogether. |, had made its appearance
a, the little village Of New Haven, where i. was
detected IN malignant form. In tina, quarter The
Government has done away with quarantine re.
CITATIONS, as unnecessary oven IL cdsrs wneIe
deaihs have oeeu,Iedby The Cholera from vessels
coming in from Continental pOTS.
IRELAND
The rumor regarding the execution Of OBiien
.uHs ont 10 be incorrect and he is sill i'll prison.
The LORD Lieutenant, in his reply 10 the deputa-
non d the inhabitants OF Dublin refused drec,
| answer 10 their memorial, beyond he assurance
that weight will be given 10 the recommendation
| OF TIE jury which tried him.
All The formaie, Tor bringing Wi, o. error
have been compiled with by his legal advisers,
bur the official privilege OF refusing the cerIif-
cae with which The Attorney General is invested
VII not be- exercised until that Officer returns 10
DuliG.
O'Donohue has been found guilty, but recon-.
mentet TO mercy in conseQ uence OF having with
drawn himself from his associates previous 10 the
oven attacks. Thomas MeaeheIs trial COM
meucei on Monsay, and. The interest, which had
subsde! al Conmel, has now revived
The Catholic Prelaies al Dublin have passed
certain resolutions highly important as emana-
ting from Catholic boay. They impore &c
ycrnmcrt 10 employ all the funds al is disposal,
and all lis influence for The immediate relief OF
~ lac IN nti.p
menl Of relations between landlord and tenant,
70 stimulate an outlay OF capital, give employ 10
able bodied men, ami increase The products Of
the soil FRANCE.
The partial change in Gen. Cayaisnac's al
minis!falion Is either prelude 10 ms retirement,
or more probably owing 10 some CONFUSION
brought abou, by the resentment Of the Repubil-
cans-De la Vlk-they who were Republicans
before the February instruction and so early
were deprived o.. their sovereign authority. Gen.
Cavasnac perceivine that the majority in the
Assembly is composed OF Loyais,s, Legiims's
and Meiia.cs who became Republicans after Fe-
bsuary, and possessed The power OF excluding
him {, n ,tice al any moment, and having
been himself raised - power by thrm he has no
alternative but conciliatory measures. The te.
suit i that DeTccauX, the Protect 81 Paris, has
resigned, saying plainly tina. he disappfoves OF
Cavaienac's policy.
II The presence Of dangers menacing liberty in
FsancS, whilst il ttumpA> in Germany, he says
he shall resume Ms place among the opponents
ol Royalty which he will combat under all dis
suises and ccnsuteS Significantly, tha, all The
soldiers Of Democracy mus. be al iheir pUs:s.
Anoh her evidence Of Gen. Cavai2nac's critical
position is TO lie found IN The wayering OF HE Ma
lionc. The Orleans Family was ovei,hrown hy
the su5-cdc,s OF that paper.
Louis Napoleon keeps quiet. The Socialists
banqusts continue. One was 10 be held on s.
,urtay, under The auspices OF Letru Rollin,
which creates great alaIm. The Funds, whi1h
rallied when The Moderate party were admitted 70
the Cabinet, have now declined
VIENNA.
y The s;Gppndous events which are passing ia
the Austrian Empire, kept all Europe in slate
Il alarm, excitement and amazcmen', during
The week ending On The 9Th u
The Ban Of CroIia was advancing towards
Pesth, at he head Of numerous army, with
the view 70 suppress the Hungarian insuuec,ion,
when The Intelligence 81 The revolution ~ Vienna
reached him, and he Immediately turned his CO.
lumn towards Vienna, advancing rapidly
The Emperors General, who had aken posi-
ton in The suburbs oil the Capital, kept the popu
lal!on hourly 10 alarm, and during the nights II
The nth and l2h October they underwent the
,errors Of 4 momeniarly expected siege BY NO
armies
Repor, states that Jeach has returned 10,
wards Newstad!, and that Prince Windrskglel Z,
who lately distinguished himself al Prague has
advanced towards Vienna 10 command The COM
bmcd armies 81 Austria and JrilaiiCh They
will probably not lombard the city, but ca, of
supplies, and sIdIve The Inhabitants into submis-
sion.
The Diet has 100 600 men 10 defend The CAPT
fal and the Plo'isiona! Government. Some,
b,u f.y No IN, h,
have about The same number investing Vienna,
as teini rccmrnls continue 10 pour in from all
quarter. The Emprio has retired 10 Oien2 IN
Moravia, wheie II can collect countless Ihou-
sands OF Scavcn.ans, ready 10 engage IN war
against heir German fellow subjects.
France hetS alo2i rom the quarrel Russia
sand, ready, win 10000 men, upon he con
taes Il Poland 10 throw IL whole weight in favor
u tn Emperor, and 10 support Of the Sclavonic
Government.
Regular communications from Berlin 10
Vienna arc interrupted, and the railroads have
been torn up inesc ,vcnis are producing Sc
Iious results il Italy. The Hungarian soldiers
al Milan have determined 10 return to their own
country AMI position. Radelzsy appears to he
il 4 ptfious condition, Tor, should Charles A her
seize favorable moment 10 cross the Filino he
nav DIVE he Austrians from Lombardy faster
than he was la;cy expelled himself. Present
events may change The Whole lace OF Eurore.
Vienna continues gar and orderly, and aAIfe
public buildings were Protected by The people :
A courier which arrived al Hamburg on the 9Th
states tina, Jclla' ich has separated his army mo
1--WE divisions. The Genoa Cdurrie,e Of the l4lh
ult. says that The Vienna Eews acted like ihGn
d-ibolt upon Radeizsy, and he feeling il the ar
my was very awkward, not knowing What pow
CT they belonged To-
On the 18TH October the Dict u Vienna sent
an ulnmatum 10 The invading army, stating The
consequences tina, must inevitably ensue unless
the Ban oil Crolia and the Hungarian army len
he vicinity. II this is done j. may avert tara!
disaster and inevitable war.
The paper states that this news INCREASES he
Strength .! Inc war party Al Turin.
The P,edmnn,cs. troGrs have received orueIs