Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-28

opened. Nothing was known OF sentences pass
ed on those who took part in the Instruction.
Most Of the prisoners are in the barracks al the
head quarters.
VIENNA Nov. 3.-The spirits Of the Viennese,
OF parties, are quite cast down. The state Of
siege will no. be SO leEient as al Frankfort aud
Cologne. The soldiers occupy all he streets and
public places. The Croals have piilaged all he
aub,nfss. II is not irne, as asserted that The
people set FIRE TO The Imperial Castle (Burg,) and
Windischsraiz was wrong in saying SO in his des.
patch. l. was merely pfetext 10 make arrests
Lifts OF prescription are being circulated, in
which appear soae Radical Journalists and Off
GERS OF The Academic Legion Several. il is said,
are already arrested, AMI others have killed them
selves in despair. The system OF espionage is
extensively carried on. No one can leave The
town, The deputies even being refused passports.
Yesterday Jeachich mate triumphant pro-
cession through the city, al The head OF his "Rsd
Mantles." The appearance Of these soldiers in
their chequered Uniform caused a very disagreea.
BILE impression.
The damage caused by the fire and the bonn.
baydmen, has been much exaggerated. Nothing
certain is JET known as 10 the number Of The ~
ed on the side OF the Viennese. Il is said 10
amount 10 rs many as 1900. The army has al
So lost e great number Of soldiers, aud many Of
cers bur il is forbidden 10 the officers 10 disclose
the amount.
The Common Council! issued proclamation
on The 4th, notifying the fact that Windiscners
had made the restoration CT he free intercourse
between The city and the suburbs dependent On The
apprehension Of the following five prescribed in.
diyiduals, Pnlsky BEN, Messenhauser, Feunc-
burg, AMI Schultz. The council accordingly en-.
i,ins those who may be harborine those perscus
how, IN ~ n}ar
OF being brought betoIe court martial.
Private letters from Vienna, OF The 4lh, stale
that the excitement consequen, upon The entry Of
The Imperial troops, and the lale rebellion, had
considerably subsided, and there was SO strong
feeling OF returning confidence hat il was eIpec-
ted The Bourse would soon re-opan, and business
be recommended. The payment OF commercial
bills falling due up TO The ooh Nov. had been
deferred one month
According 10 releeraphic dispatches received
al Olmuiz the disarming OF he Viennese had b.
gun on the Isl inst
FRANCE.
The only feature in the French news is The
canning presidential election. Little alteration
nd occurred in The prospects Of the candidates;
but il any change could be noticed, il is said 10
be favorable 10 General Cayasnac, whose friends
were maniiesiing an amount OF eiecioneering
The French Constitution is completed. On the
4,h instant, the Assembly voted the ll5!h article
Of The new code, and The ensemble OF the entire
fabric was then subjected 10 The conclusive test Of
A ballot amidst a fnale OF shouts, acclanations
and reioicines Seven hundred and thirty reror-
ded in behalf CT their constituents their cordial
accen,ance OF the conditions intended TO regulate
hersafrer The political rights The social duties,
and The personal privileges Of $4,000 00O0 French
men.
Dnring The week here has been full Tile Of
financial crisis in Paris, produced BY the present
noli,ical situation Il France. From day 10 day
ihr funds have fallen with ifighl!ul rapidity.-
The rumor was revived that The banking con-
Germ OF VI. NJ Rothschild Brothers had resolved
~ liouidatc. This resolution has, il is said, been
fastened in conss uuence 81 the recent events al
Vienna lis well known tina. since the revolu-
lion Of February, that concern has restrained lis
onsra,ions, SO as 10 be able 10 wind mp al any
moment.
The Constitutional announces that Ger. Ca,
yaionac had Offered The mediation u the French
Republic Tor the arrangement OF The difference
which has arisen between Switzerland and the
Holy See, on the occasion OF The arrest OF the
Catholic Bishop Of Fribure.
We state with great regret The death OF young
Calhoun Barbour vino was % years Of age in
June last-'he son CT John S. Barbour, Esq, Of
Culpeper county, Virginia Alter an illness Of
several months. and lingering confinement 10
his bed Tor len weeks, this amenred young man
brealhed his last On last Sunday night ais o'clock
lie met death with extraordinary frmnes:, pass
ing from this "mora coil" quietly and peacesbly,
like an infant going 10 sleep in lis nurses arms
mo philosopher exclaimed his physician) ever
died with more resignation; no he'o with greater
tori,ude" Calhoun Barbour had scarcely sci
his loot upon the threshold Of manhood, before
| his brilliant prospects were eciip>ed and shut oui
forever He closed his education al The college
OF William ard Mary, and bid lar 10 make his
| way Il eminent distinction He hal Nj The quail
| i les OF head and heart 10 recommend him 10 Ia
vor. "He was (says our correspondent among
| the best OF human heines-'he least Tor sell, and
the mos, for others. Ii goodness and tfu h, aud
| all lie sterner virtues Joined with them, can Sc
cure eternal happiness, we may well hope, 10 lie
words Of the poet, that Heaven will lift 10 him)
its everlasting portals high, and bid he pure in
heart behold his Cod" His noble talents ctr-
responded with his vi!tues and bright career
appeared TO open before him; bot mysterious are
the ways OF Providence. In vain, man proposes;
it is gracious God that disposes Of Us ALL We
have not words 10 paint The distress OF his parents
and his family None, we are afraid, that We can
Offer can extract the barbed arrow, or soften Inc
aeunizing blow Union.