Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-25
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Farther f:Ntraa;- i:um Papers received ny
the .;Coucr ta,,5r.m.


contains lie following .-er dated NagtUA 20!;
AN eX PIES arrived here i9-cG. al noon hnr
Milan, with orders from the hungarian regimen
ot Fertiaaud G'Is'e, TO depart immtdia;ciY from
Nlodcaa The advanced guard marched cat a
1 O'Clock, ami the remainder OF the Te:incn' Is
10 follow on the next day. The Coionei poS;gG
off 10 Madtna, IN Nil haste, 10 arFiist tGe Duke oI
the arrival oi the Austrian troops. III, N!camau.
the Austrian Envoy, proceeded iiom Motcna 10
Parma on The Is b..
The English squadron sailed irom The Italian
coast on the 2isi u; Steering IN z sGutacdS'er'y
direction. Private euers tom Naples, o!ihe IS h
Dec, state tha: the King was more dce!cliGei
than ever 10 maze no concessions. Ihe fi0S @!
the Is h. Notwithstanding their threatening char-
acter, had not shaken his Majcs'y'> resolution
The troops, however. were beginning 10 wayeI,
ant an omnons agitation had already msni!-sr0
itself in The division commanded ~ G3Icfdt De
saDSes. The Swiss regiments were he cu'v
troops in which The King coG't place aUy !s!iaace
and there was every probability tha' The radical
Government al Bene would shortly recall them
a, the instieaiion ~ doub', OF the Italian ,s:u-
gees, who are aware lhai nothing serious can lake
place in their counJIy ua,i! Naples snail have
joined The movement.
Letters from Rome of The 18Th DEC, te>ctibn
the re,rograde parry as having recovered is Ia
huence in the Pope'S couucis the censorship
had even attempted ga prevent me Ci>'rib1''o: ~
several Tuscan JoG mas, which c1naiDei se:e,t
comments on recent aC,s o. lae Fonulcld gov
eramenl Bul NJ. Sa:e,i ~ Governor i!oas,
having waited IN Cardinal Serra,G, md ,hTaa;e0-
cd 10 resign if he Ofdc. ws!e carried intc eXccu-
ZION, The distribution was permitted.
According 10 letters rom Milan Of the l9, inst.
an extraordinary .enSauon has tecn excited
throughout Lomba;ty. by an act Of moral courage
IN the Iajt Of IL .NsslTi, the deputy Of The city o!
}.feau.o, in the ceural congregation OF the King
dom. TINS tepgy moTcd in he congregation a
resolution fJun cd on lie uEi:e:sni ..S,Di,iert q;
The country, thai committee be apo j.t ga l.;
before the Emperor oi Austria r.u!eJi II i7fY.n.
ior The Lomoafto Venetian Kingdom Although
this motion was opposed by thc s'eVcta I o. til
ian, who is presi.ca at the ,on:ieca' ., an
who declared that the Viceroy aimse.i vas ca
gagged in preparing h piolec. o! rs:orm, i! va
passed unanimously BY Tue assembly, twenty i0G:
members OF which were present. III: p;eSideG:
ionnd himself compelled 10 proceed IL The uomi
nation OF the committee, deca!wg, @e.cT;hy 'e$,,
10 the name Of The V;cerJy, bat - H>ccr e.
prevailed ia the country.
When this proceeding became .hown Ihf
greatest cxcmerleai p:evai!ei N Ai.aa, aa !,
inhabitants crowded 10 the resiGc0ce ~ NJ. "a
2afi, 10 insc[be their oaiGS, & al expression o.
respect and appreciation.
Letters from PISA u. The - De-. say ,ha. ne
liberal patty manisss ;hg ia'rnlru u Cbiaiaiu
new art more important ieioTms from las Cat"
Dase ';h">e proceedings give much uatas."ssS
10 the government.
I,e!cr> .ran Naples OF Tie ISL! atiicm IA: ID"
Duke OF s,-a CaP;ioa aad expressed srcn-
t,s:nc:.na.,o~ 70 accr1' 'He ros' - - COY 10
m-a; q Sicily "hich The King had destined ".a.
:ur
These ietl IS ann auce also The fac: Hal ne
civ Of Fe,iara has al leaaih been evacuated by
the Ans!riaus, who have t':cn wilhtrawn mo me
citadel.
II is arranged ;ha: gaze ,hai! nc opened !toG
she citadel upon the Po. 50 that all cummpnlca-
tioa between th@, !cr!esS and the CT! shan be
rendered unaece. salg, "ad, IN ~, = continued.
Tas .onc,ioas Of ihc Seere'aj, q" ale, d.
Rome. are. il is Sad to be diviiei "'a 'nr'e Sec
lions. 10 be exercised hv di6eren, persons IS
Foreign Affairs. 81 Home AFFAIR." 3 Ercle-
sias,ical affairs.
M. Eerrrii. TIE new nnncjo 20 the PoIle, ~
for Cons,aarinrr- ca The l5'h Dec, b. Sil6i'
niau war sieaia-. placed al lie disposal q "is
holiness by hir. CHARLES AthiI lis "mintncc
is ne bearer 81 ,;aqniL en-; presents to lac 9u'-
ian. ImnetiIt'y 80 MS 3rnvd - Is g" 'f'a
negotiations ~ tre ,.'ji"Weni cl b. f''jiticHit-
Of jerusalem a..I . nominee .uf ,'Hic1 Office :
20 ntoceed 10 h;s dies i1a''oa IS 'o"n - inr ne
CSSSdiJ u'piliii'''i d. go 7N''''''-
completed.
The Times has received Madrid Journals o
The 2i,h oil, ana lis usus. co!resHJade"ct. a.
nsars almost certain lhai " VI Mon anf P'9a
nave refused 10 ener tie miaisir}. an. a. Cen
Narvae2 viii continue ~ preside 4 .Ae Loa"c'
of M.niserS Gen. Ei"eefas is 90 I've "a1"'a''.
a,;nis;er of Wat NJ. 1crran DE- Ly>, N'ni';''
OF Fiuancc, dG; NJ A!at."Uo bcc.. de IosOieS
VI mister @. Maine
24h
The three per GEMS closed d, 81, a, - t'fs
bye per cents i5t, lot ;he ii:n cl Jdndafy: 20
sives, paper; Coupons 10; cash
PORTUGAL.
The Times OF the 3lsi ui!, receives ...e.a .
The 23i I'LL, from lis correspondent IA me eiJ d"
L,s5,a. Tnc Ministry had resigned, and 'h'
following Cabinet had been Nominated ~ '.'
4ace3:
President of the Couscil. Miniscs OF Fo'eisr
Affairs, and al ,n'crba o: War, the DaNe t"
5J'dan0a.
In;erio:-Rernardo Goisio r.curiQues
Finance-Jc iqulm Jose Fa'cao.
Marne-Ago s;ino Aibano De Siiviese Pine
DISQUALIFICATION Jose lie QGrigos.
This minsiTy hal been accepted, 'hoGsh pUi'
Chariisa, pcaceabY by be people, aGd me pdo
tic tranquility had not been Disturbed.
Several severe shocks OF earthquakes hac Gee.
fel, a, Lisbon. hur 90 serious injury occurred
Tae Bank % Li>baa notes had erase. 10 nave
a forced currency Bu; The dcais oi he ia"
were so confused that mucn Gogb; sill! RENAME,
about some of the provisions. IN" discount of
bank notes 10 OpoJIo ha! a!ca Is PR Gems IN
Lisbon i, continued a, IS 10 10 pei cent. INK
civ had been thrown into excessive alarm e' r.
pea,ed shocks Of earthquake. Ei9hl or'en M.
taken place within three days. NJ damage Ia
been done, but great alarm prevailed
Exchange 50 at 81 days, ami !he discount c'
paper money 40 per cent.
HOLLAND.
Late in the lav. says he News o. ,hc3iS; Dec.
ano!her piece oi intelligence Iraasp:cd wAici
tfected The price OF Ouch stocks. Letters "c:'
received from Amsterdam via OSiend, one o
which we have seen, daa"unctG. sOi. OF Ie"'
linton in tie Dutch ;uiui>,!y. Van Hall, 'hs
chief of the cabinet and distinguished as one OF
The ablesl ministers OF finance mat Holland has
,a,ely produced, tound il necessary 70 .eSjSa and
was followed BY De Ia Sargal;, Minis'et ot 60
reign AEaircs. he former 10 be replaced 10y NJ
Ranpard and the later by NJ. Randwyk, now
tinme Minister. who was 20 b succectcd by NJ
Van der Herd van Wai9endyke
or The abilities of NJ. Van Rappaid, VINO tlai
,akeo the place of Van Hail in finance, me s'-
iers speak in terms Of disraiaSemeA' as a" ca
IRENE conservative" possessing no qaa'ihc1uohs
for The office he has undertaken. Toe difference
between the King aud his ministers, WhicH haS
ended in this separation is attributed 10 the re-
ouenance of the former 10 he reVisal OF, w,o
= view 10 changes in, The fundamental law one
constitution, in facl,l Of the kirstom, which
had been consented 10 by the ministry upon the
repeated manifestations OF opinion IN nat res
necl by The s,aies.seperal. A decline N pubic
securities a, Amsterdam easued in CONS. qnsncc
When the facts became known, prices here also