Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-11
T1F RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

established by it; il il is not, he VIII, 'noaS - nse
regrel' be obliged 10 authorize the troops The
heir arms. There is a discrepancy oe'wee 1s;,.
oGc;al account and the intelligence oil inc If
nno.hallc. 1.-THE city is already 10 posS eome loo
The citizens. the orders 10 the military 0o"
late. :, The differ
-, S,,,ss in the Germanic Confederation en-
bul embolden the revolutionary parry ~ e some
But as every hour brings n'en,eeuss of The
new adhesion, some additional lGaguien, ~. at
old syslem carried away by the srea' en-.
PRINCIPLES and policies that has swep. hle and
p,res in It's flood, il renders more nexplcaoi he
, az, ;nst;6abIe The all but universal armlhs -
neo1le ere. The military force oil France M,
creasine every day, the regular aImy = and
heen diminished, the national sualu ~
around Paris numbers 100000 men, ua The
.,o5s1s win The new enrolmenls made s,n noo =
rsv,ln,ion cannot amount 10 less than lo,ouo n,
The Iasl are being armed and equipped Ana.
noss;hIe "a oidity. even 10 The lace oil rxra'.a 10
~ financial difficulties that ought 10 in uu;
most ngid economy. In This genera ~ Az 10
mr. rather instinct, of the French peop'e' n a.e of
arms. lies The elements oil danger 10 'hc P;ss his
he void. For what-against ~npn' ,an,hlic
enormous force 10 be employed1 Inc Ieo2
has MI eUttnlCS vi 10 " ~ and
and 1893 the revolution is acknoWIeaseair, IAN
,ha natriutic spirit is not reused by any cod'| pr,
nj soyereigns or Brunswick proclana'lon' r,;no
The traditions of The old republic are s.'i nre.
and active, and are operating ViailY q nav
senl hour. The supersliiions oil democ.aI, Iiy
\, 90 mischievous as The dogmas oil loya"';
when both are ~unsuiled to The cifcuins nrssent
tbr ace. Many OF The first DEGREES OF inc =. =, The
government were but repelllions oi sanas has
convention, though halt a century oil Ceased
rendered them unnecessary; the thinss . over,
| 10 exist. In The same manner Tue pIorro n 70.
n that neriod with an unmi>takeaole aes'lr 49,
n,oJ,ce il. the ~ponular aspirations are al wal
iike The increase Of the army is but Inc e'noo-
d;,nen, If a feeling by which The governments
carried away: words and phrases are OF peaee,
so,s = / noini 10 war, though no power dreams OIL
an attack" ,.r.
A letter from Vierna Of March Is says:
aS;nce Yesterday, the asitatlons had augment
ed ,hrouphout The whole town and Inc iauoouise'
Addresses have been presented rom all INC eol-
nora,ions 10 The committee OF inc STATES 10" d.
sembled. : n,b.
,;,,a annonnced that the Emperor had decreed
~. esahli.hment Of a National Guard, which
m;ll he nnder The orders oil Count Noyen, and al
,hrss o,clnck names were begun 10 be inscribed
go au,be Princes o! the Imperial family
mn have rendered themselves unpopular under
,ecent circumstances are about 10 relife INTO pfi-
vale lite. Liberty OF The press is granted. Inc
srmno,bv b,lween The students and The citizens is
ysrv GREAT. JOY is universal. The city has been
;,l,minaIed. Patrols If The Burgess Guard &c
,hronoh Inc slreers al night, and are everywhere re.
c.ived vi b vivITs, and ha ndkerchiefs are waved
from The windows in token oil assent. Inc mos
valuabl e stuff. have been offered 70 The STUDENT:
-.--l- @~l AAur
ami citizens 10 N Ike scarl., ana iauFeis anu ~"
ers were thrown on Them.
.The $ udents, under he direction of Professor
Ave and Eudichrr, have also resolved 10 draw
nm an address. Thousands OF persons were col
lected before the Holel Of The 5 iaies, and cried on
nrne State. Tor ever!" A great number OF bur
ossses were amongst lhe crowd. A cabinet coun
eli wa. sitting permanently alihe imperial palace
IN. Enperor and The archdukes did not quit IN
building. The archduke Siephed sci out 10
Pre>burp IN Sunday 10 calm Inc efervescence Q
The WI chambers.
up s Alter stormy sitting of The Diei, durinI
which he people uttered lond cries l"DoW VII
Merernichl" the deputies proceeded 10 me palac
to present ID The Emperor the demands OF The peo
pie. The shops were all closed, ana no CUISINES
whatever was going On
"SEyES O'CLOCK, EVENING 1t IS just report
Cd ,ha, the rails on the railway have been tor
up
Under date of the l4th the journal adds
"Al eight o'clock in the evening the peopl
wen, 70 the Hotel Of the Police. Near III
Prater the troops fired on the people. At te
o'clock the students were armed. Metternic
al Ledhins have Withdrawn. The peopl
ore marching on the Custom house. A new er
ba. onened for Austria. AT the opening of tn
Assembly Of the States, the students and IN
citizens assembled aod presented petitions 70
reform. These petitions were received, but IN
repIy TO their demand had been postponed. TIN
did not please the people. Assemblages too
place. the troops lcf their barracks, and som
firing took place, and The evaporation Of tn
neople was at its height. The retreat of Met
tern,ch, and the arming Of the students an
order order Il ;TI ih;. HaSdus e t arf 4 ecis ssa,, las sSiass 9
have Quilted The capital The places and tn
public edi6ces are occupied by the students an
the citizens. There is no doubt but that all tn
demands of the people will be taken into con
alteration, and that the inhabitants of Austri
will enjoy The same rights as the German Popu
!, %lations.
We regretto state that blood has been shed 9
Magdeburg. On the evening Of he 18th inst.
noisy crowd having collected b fore the hous
Of the chief OF the police, VI. Kampiz. pr ceede
n break his windows-After wreaking their ven
geance on this obnoxious parsonage, the Grove
would most probably have retired quietly, ha
moi The doors Of the artillery ba racks been sud
denly thrown open, whsnce a large body OF tina
service issued with drawn sabres, and ommen
ed a furious onslaught on the mob. Many wer
severely wounded, and more severely crushe
and bruised in attempting TO escape from thei
ass,ilan,s. Tn conduct Of the artillery had oc
ca.,oned the greatest disgust, and a general GU!
break WIS momenlarily expected.
The states Of Hesse Cassel have begun tn
debate on The Impeachment Of two of the ex
Minister'S, v. hctz and Scheter.
A rumor i. cIrrent at KEEL to day that Copen
/. hagen was in open lnsur cotton, and that tn
nlng was besieed in his palace in order 10 fore
him TO subscribe an act for the Incorporation o
5 hleswig ana Denmark. The rumor has moi
however, Outlined credit.
There have ben no disturbancesi in Hamburg
since Monday last.
. The cflc,al Gazette of Vienna SAYS that III
Emperor ol Auslr,a considers the Revolu. ion il
France as entirely domestic affair, ard doe. no
intend in any manner 10 interfere.
PRUSSIA.
LONDON, Maicl i6. The mission OF Gen
Radowlz 10 Vienna by The Pfussian govern
ment had given rise 10 a report, current in Ger
many, that he is empowered 10 open negotiation
for a defensive alliance between the Courts Q
Austria, Prussia and Russia. This report ha
now been auIhoritalively contradicted by The Of
hciaI journal of Berlin, AMI the inlimaiion whicl
accompanies this contradiction is scarcely les
important than the t CT itself.
We are Iold that "Prussia, in conformity will
he declared intentions OF her Sovereign, vii
maintain her pu' ely expeciant attitude with re
ference 10 The new stale of things in France
and will seek no ether alliance but thatoi unite,
Germany, peaceabIe, bur armed against all 70
reign assre>siuns.
The mission # N. de Radowi'z to Vienna ha.
no other object. bur 10 announce those measures
which Prussia deems necessary 10 increase lh'
defensive powers of The German Confederation
If other defensive measures should hereafter b
contemplated with any non.GeTman state, j
would urquesriunably be With England.
The King OF Prussia has issued a decree, con
yokine the United Die, Of The kingdom at Berlir
on The 9th Of April. Til. grave and diticul
circumstance in which the kingdom is al prssen