Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-01
FOREIGN NEWS.
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.


Baron Won Wessembu-g has sent the follow
ing circular 10 all The Austrian ambassadors al
the German courts:
"The late events at Vienna have, in Germany,
been partly yiewed in wtoas light. la order TO
form a more co,!ect Judgment on the subject,
attention uuoh! 10 ne direc'ec TO the following
points,
"Tae military operations which, al ~ present
moment, take place uncer The walls 81 vienna
have but one oalrci --Eameiy, the Suppression VI
ANARCHY aud the re establishment Of legal order.
Il has never entered me 'acnSnt, OF Inc emperor
or OF his government . tttract the guaranteed
lioei,.s OF - rse lzc The chimera pvt forward W.
der the name OF reaction ~ Ne anarcncai parry,
much less - conquer tor uns ~ M Austrian IA
tiooaiilies, sup.e macy over M rest. laere -
no strife of natonaies--no Change OF lie nip'
narchy ia,1 a Sciavonian Austria, as the Ser.
man press believes. u rre,enIs 10 believe, but 4
compat OF or Ter agains, anarchy, Of legal aulhe-
rily without, which no government can exist,
against terrorism OF preservation against oestFhc-
ton. We canuol bui deGomina,e l, Confusion
OF IDEAS, nisconcsptioa Of lacs, u another
meaning b. gwen 10 this COMBAT.
1.-THE revolution ha pui on German dress. p
The German color, have become The coiors O
,ne anarchical party. The Liberty, The grea,aess,
and Inc welfare OF Germany, The p'oisciicn 81
which The Ennsror OF Austria considers his spe-
cial du,v are got 70 be opposed b. force Of arms
but The .,.asufcs of MS M.lesiy's government
aud a my are solely directed asans. that faction
which uses lse colofs and those objects for Il
own r!nc,uiis designs
"ii. maln-y he Emperor and his govern
meni arr flfmy resolved 10 cany on the COMBAT
with all the mean, al their disposal. lnese
means have been more accurately designated oy
The manifssos OF The 18th and 18th ultimo. The
mi itary measures have already been carried IN
10 execution. An army Of nearly 90,0OU men
commanded b. Prince Wintischeraiz, who has
taken his head quarters al He zendort IS blocKad-
ing the capital, aad | have reason 10 enterta ~
the hope that the m RE imme.ia'e object Of these
operations will be shorty e aimed.
"At Tie 81 ne time il has thought fiji 10 trans
fer the Del tom V,eura, IN: 70 convoke il 70
meet at krs,. s;ss IN ne So - Nov.
R!koS vO% w G5SEMBERG.
"Olmuz, 0c.o5ef 26 ls4S"
PRUSSIA
Some 'i5,u.nahces took place al Berlin on the
3lst uit. immense crowds were assembled or
the GensdA -nenmaik, befor. the theatre, where
the National Assembly holds lis siitInss.-
The mob wauted to influence The decisions OF The
assembly .s 40 ne C ndncl 10 b. adopted respect
ing the conrl,'cns OF Vienna. Some deputies
were i-,rea'ed when leaving the house, but ui':'
had occurred between iht bursner guard ana ih'
mob, and several lives had been lost.
The President OF the Prussian ministry, Gene
raj Won Piuel, has rendered his resignation, anc
the king has accepted ii. Count Brandenburs
has been en- rus;ed win the formation oil ne"
Cabinet. The National Assembly had unan'
mously resolved o draw up an address 10 Tx
king containing a vote Il want Il confidence y
the intended ministry OF Coan; Bratdenonre.
NORTHERN ITALY.
Mazzini has "prociaimsd" the whle Il L"m
hardy IN a safe OF insurecton, mat IS, ne 80
circulated ant posed up thousands OF Piacards
snmnonins the people 10 rise 10 'aeir stren.tf
and MAKE war upon Austria. He appears e
&C, 10 the path of JANA, but we do mol Ieaf'
what means OF warfare and success are al ms uis
posal
II appears, however, that insurection is ma
king progress as the following aecoun's VII
show.
Cocoa was on the 29h in tal insurrection
The troops were called out, and ready 10 act
The arrest OF POSER OF pacards 1t is affirmed
was the cause oil me disturbance. The window:
Of the guard house weIe demolished VIII stones
The CIVIC guard interiere!, and 1red ON the PEG
pie. The line assisted 10 dispensing the assem-
biaees RendezvoGz We're fixed for the evening
This is an echo OF me movement in Tuscany.
Advices from Vallintslvi, OF the 26h uit, an'
nounces that five companies OF Anslrians after
having vainy attempted 70 ma;n'ain themselves
10 The valley against the insurgents, had EN-
barked in The steamers OF The lake, and rctireo
9th their wounded, ter having set fire TO abou
thirty dairies. On the Pan another affair hao
taxed place between me Austri.ns and HE insur'
gents a, Palazzaso (Pereamo) which ended IL
The r.lrea, Of The ausuian>.
TIE auysbufc GaZs,le has letters from Trieste
OF The 3ls, October, which adr.ii, although yer,
unwiilinsly, that on the 9Th the Austrian garri
son at Msslra was attacked BY corps OF iron
5000 to s 900 Veneiians, who, favored oy the
cloudy weather, succeeded in surprising the place
After a s.ou skirmish the Austrisns were com
PEELED 10 retire, with the loss OF three oannons
and leaving man. killed and wounded on ,hs
field of halIlc Tae Yeneians pushed on thei
advanced posls as far as Mosliano. At noon, OF
the same day, however, the Austrians having
collected body OF 1900 infantry, snd 500 ca
yalrv. arrived 10 attack he Venetians who fec
10 Mes!ra and thence TO their ships, withon
awaiting an attack Mesua was plurdered anc
almost destroyed by them during their bsiei tenure
OF the place
The Venice Gazette Of the 23i contains de-
cree OF the Provisional Government, insll!uiIns
Hungarian Legion, composed oil all the Hansa
riAn soliiers and citizens now within Venice. :
They arc 10 wear a Hungarian uniform. TIE
p-ea nble OF The decree assigns as reason II
This measure, thai "I.aly and Hungary ought 4
make conmou cause, as hey have both The Oh
iect of Attaining national independence" The
same journal publishes bulletin announcing tha
on The z2j, foar hundred men OF The battalion Of
chasseurs OF lae SHE, uader the command OF Gen
Amigo, left Trepori protected by the three p
roones nd two puuboats 10 attack the position o.