Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-22

! planning loudly Of the manner 10 wnicu nc nao
been ncaled, and demanding Inc luil'iheh' " u
treaty OF capitula,iUn. IL mas oseh =,
however. that the prisoner shall remain IN
Pfapce. whether he will or no, though another
auemp, is 10 be made 10 induce him 10 request
thai he NAV be allowed 10 do So.
The Senlinelle OF TouioD, Cl The lOh, says
1--WE learn with pleasure that, upon Inc com
plant OF The Arab prisoners, The excessive ligvr
with which they were treated has been 0i",in'sn,
ed. For some DAYS pas, they have been aiioWea
meal, and those OF Fort Malbousquet are DO
longer compelled 10 lie upon the ground WIN GUY
| chopped straw under them, but nave pailldsseS
furnished 10 them. Several oil thefii who nei.
| severely casldown al being separated from Aoa-
ok adcr. nave been removed 10 Fort Lama'gus
A nd This day again one OF The chiefs, a very Ola
man. who would certainly have died oil srlei, u
Inc scparalion had continued, has been conveyed
10 The presence OF Abi.el.K ader. Inns ola ,ndh
had cIept into a corner OF his prison a. roit
AaIbousnuei. and from that he would no' move
until he was lold that ne was TO De transferred "
| Fort La malsue."
ITALY.
The Piedmon;ese Gazette Of the ooh confirms
The news of the insurfeclion in Sicily, and gives
The following details = Messina began the insuf,
reclion on the 18th, eight days before The seneiai
rising, and had organized a civic guard, anu ID
ken possession OF the tort Of s. Salvatore. AZ
Palermo, according 10 The Piedmon'ese GaZet!e,
al The first reports of cannon, The bagaIio", VI
country people, 1ockeI in arms 10 Inc capital,
headed hy the priests, with cfuciilxes m thelr
hands, haranguiug the m%ul'ituie, and saying, mat
as Christ died Tor them, they should die ior lheir
country. The cavalry attacked The people, ous
were repulsed with The loss oil 81 men Inc peo-
pie only lost 20. Some persons were seen pouf-
ing boiling oil on the soldiers from Inc wInuoWsi
and among The pieces ot turniloTc thai assaiied
their heads from above there was a piano! Inc
citadel d Messina sill held out, bal II was believe"
it would shorty surrender
A letter from Palermo 81 The 18th says:-"Ihe
Italian flag floats over the public fountain OF me
Fiera Veccbia square. One Of The brothers Gal
lilo, lately restored from prison, has been borne ia
triumph. AT this moment, seven O'Clock IN Tue
evening, the streets are defended by barricadeS,
lhe tncsin sounds iron: all the churches, ana Inc
houses arc Illuminated. 49,.
A letter irom Naples, al he TIA, sayS;-His
rumored that The infantry barilcaded IN me DAT
racks OF The Four Winds were cut of from the
Chateau ROYAL and were with difficulty defend
ing themselves from the people. The Due de
Mage and Gen. Vial were shut up in The Chateau
ROYAL. From the forts some balls and shells mad
been thfcwn. which had struck the houses, A
provisional government had been formed, COM
posed OF The Prince de Sccrdia, The Duc &c Sierra
di Falco. Admiral Eussero Setiimo, with two
advocates and a monk. Some infantry and AZ.
IiIlery had been landed on The mole d The fort,
to The great succor OF The garrison. There had
been numerous attacks by he people, and great
blaodsheL. Naples was quiet, but, nevertheless,
incendiary ~placards had been posted about"
Anolhef Letter states the King had gone on
board 10 hold a conference wrh tue Count de
Aouila. The pti,ial journal dirty announces al
p.,rracIthn. ,pnypD mont NJ Pale rDnn Ia rnt down
which troops had been sent, although those on
The spot were cute Sufficient Tor the purpose.
Ii was said mai the insurgents had col possession
Of eighteen small pieces ~ cannon wnich were
in the forts. TIL. soldiers held these iUfls, oui
the insurgents held he Town.
The Ia.es, intelligence rom Naples IS con-
in a Ie;te. da;cd tie lSh, anf published IN
the Journal dos Debals 1.-THE troops dispatched
on the liih, had landed a! Palermo without oppo-
Sitlon, ana took NJ ihcn position hedi tut SD
ana IA Inc to.lS al that side. GensIai Sau.ei, Inc
The tu%n @;;h me Due tic t!aso and
Vial. who are in The Chateau Royal. By
this means they learned that the insurgents obey
'hfee committees, who have presented their de-
VIZ: The Constitution uf 1912, am toll
liberty OF he Press. These demands were repcl-
led. Before proceeding 10 las, cztfemiiieS, The
military authorities resolved upon consulting the
King, and the Count d.Aquila returned ~ u
10 Naples on The l7.h. Al! foreigners
Al Palermo hal embarked.
LIVERPOOL Corn MARKET, Jan 2l.-The va.
ue Of Indian corn and corn meal giving way
again, quotations were placed 2s per 4S0 lbs. and
IS per barrel lower than on thai day week, al
sales progressed more easily, but not eS-
The market held on the Dist having
oeen loleiably well attended, b. home and country
the trade seemed 10 open with a better
.ee,ing Oh The part Il holders, and Tor mos, kind.
}! wheat rather higher terms were required;
my advance, however, being unat'ainabie, ana
ne transactions only moderate We have merely
o repea, our las, quotations. Flour, though moi
in ac'ivs request, was rather more saleable al The
"a es of Tue>day.
JANUARY 29.-Theic has been a iair inquiry
o day Tor C,toa, and the miidiing ana lower
OF American are rather ;ish! atom quo
The marSet closed hrntiY. The sales
were abnnt i, 0nD oai.s. AMI include = 800 A,Ge-
rican al 4! I a CIT, and 2G9 Surat al 81 a 3ad.