Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04

10 the competition OF every nation which will re.
ciprocate The privilege. Some OF the advocates
Of free trade, however, are not prepared 10 60
quite as far as this at The present time. Among
the latter is Sir Robert Peel who reserves his opn.
ion on the question OF including the coasting trade
in the bill.
FRANCE-The accounts from France are
of The deepes, interest. The parlizans OF all The
aspirans 10 the French Crown, seem 10 be active
in their inuigues.
The Prince de Jonve and Due d'Anmae,
repor! says, have passed some days 10 Paris, al.
so that The Duke OF Bordeaux has been there and
been received by the Duke Mcnlemarr, and pass.
ed day with his nurse.
The Prince de Jonvile, however, is said to
have refused 10 encourage an attempt 10 over.
throw The existing government. The attempts OF
The police Ia arrest these dangerous vsiters
though aware OF their presence, had b-en unsuc.
cessiul.
Paris was said 10 be qnie! at the latest dates;
but That there are causes enough at work 10 pro.
duce excitement, is very manifest.
The number OF Commercial houses in Paris
which had suspended payment AT the end OF the
month o! April, announced 10 500, bu, al present,
they amount - nearly 5000.
The unexpected return Of Prince Louis Napo.
leon for Paris, as well as Tor the department OF
YonEe, The Sarlhe and the lower Charen,e, has
caused great embarrassment 10 the Goyernmen,
Having already admitted three members OF The
Bonapartc family into the Assembly, il is dihi.
cull TO find decent pretext for the exclusion eta
fourth, who, though p!eiender against he gov.
eminent OF Louis Philippe, SETS himself up now
as sincere Republican.
The excitement caused among the ultra Re.
publicdns, By The return o! NJ. Theirs for PARIS.
mas Produced manifestation against him Of a
serious character. Aboul 9 O'clock on the night
Q, the S'h inst, large mob proceeded from he
Boulevard 10 the Place S. George, in which his
mansion IS situated, crossed the iron palisadile
by which II is surrounded, and would have forced
their way mo he house, and committed possibly
further outraeeS ba. for the arrival OF BODY III
national guards
The chief subject OF discussion in poli,icalci,
G nsbsan p hf sSSfse Of serious alarm 70 The Re-
especially in h 9 sfy Several ss sesmcnss have
shouted "Vive l'Enpereur" many more have
cried "Vive Louis Napoleonl" When The name
| Of Louis Napoleon was announced from the Steps
of the Hotel de Vile The military who were on
the place raised their caps on the tops OF their
bayoneis 10 oxen OF eynllation
The dfaueh, Of the Constitution for France
was said 10 be ready for presentation and was
referred 10 generally Yesterday. Rumor slated
that il would recommend President who should
hold Office Tor tour years, AM that NJ Atago
would probably be selected for the post. Prince
| Louis Napoleon was also spoken Of, but only, IL
was believed, 10 bring him into discrecit. A We
nv strong petition 10 the Assembly was in course
OF signature, recommending NJ. Caussidere Tor
the office. "Strange 10 say" observes our cores
ponten,, "nei,hes NJ. Lamarlne or M. Leffu
Rollin are mentioned as candidates. The former
is said TO have suffered good deal in his health
BY The labor and anxiety he has undergone since
The revolution. lie appears iaigued, certainly,
bul not !l and "a proof that he is not always
occupied BIZ business, may mention tha, he has
gwen several sillinss 10 an English arisl, Mr.
Phillips. lie is stated however 10 be DESTROYS
Of retirement, and unluclily 10 enter the lists as
candidate for the Dictatorship"
POSTSCRIPT.
By our lates, advices we learn that the Bona
par,iss excitement continues, and means are Ia.
ken 10 keep il vigorous. Pamphlets in praise OF
Prince LOUIS Napoleon are strewed about the
or ,wded assemblies, and newspapers in his in.
tersst are distributed grafiS
Notwithstanding their defeat, the Executive
Commission still kept their ground. On the 5 h
inst The Assembly were discussing A proposition
Tor declaring Algeria an integral parl Of France.
Paris was tranquil.
The walls were. on The 18Th, stuck over With a
placard bearing no signature, bur recommending
in strong terms the Assembly 10 dismiss The Go.
vernment and The Ministry, and 10 conf.r die.
latorship on NJ. Caussdcre.
, DENMARK AND THE DUCfIIES.-Tae
war has been renewed between the DaHes and
Germans with great yieor, and all hopes OF me-
dialiOn appear al an end. II Is said The former
will agree To no other settlement. An action was,
J however tough. between The belieeienl uoops
: on the 5Ih instant, and appears 10 nave resulted
. Il The advantage OF the Danes, As ths Germans
were unable 10 force tn Danish position a. Dup
v - ~, M FRI -, .iy,,,
n the Danish advanced posts.
u The Hanore;ian loss is officially stated 10
+, amount 10 3 killed and 81 wountec; b1: no Ger.
tam account has "; been published of The Pfus.
N sian los, which is however, generally estimated
h al from 500 10 400 men killed and wcunded.-
$ The loss Of the Danes appears 70 be hitherto un.
i. known, as M estimate Of has been given by the
II Ali .&since The pauie OF uo;o and N,
I; fall OF The Peschiera, no movement OF a iuuher
% decisive character has taken place al Lombardy
The Piedmohiese were preparing 10 occupy Isola
+ della Soda, 10 cut of tn communications OF h.
4 Ausirans between Verona and MantUa. The
y AusIfans seem confined TO tie ncighborhood .!
. Manlua.
SPAlN.-McRE DISTURBANCES. Its said tia,
: the Queen has addressed an autograph letter 10
Queen Victoria, giving assurance of the mos.
> friendly disposition towards England and SAVING
: | tldt tHe expulsion ~ OH II. BulWer had Tor Us
. Object 10 increase the friendship hetw,e en- The Two
. countries, and, finally begging the Queen mol
Credit Sir Henry approximations, but 10 wait Tor
: the statement OF The Spanish government.
e j. is said that lhe Queen was in state pro.
T missing 10 give an heir 10 the throne
d There are reports that Navarro is about 10 r..
tire from power, and that Gen. O'Donnell will
!; form new ministry.
The disturbances on he frontiers continue, and
some skirmishes between The government troops
and party OF Monte. VI uIns's had taken place.
AUSTRlA.-From Austria we learn that The
, Emperor mctaes visit 10 Prague, with view
n OF attaching 10 his person the Bohemian pro.
. vines. The French, English Swedish and Ber.
gan ambassadors have reached lnnspruck, ant
il is supposed that The affairs o. Itaiv will there
; BE- discussed. The hopes of The people Of Aus.
!, ,ria seem centred in The Aichduke John who. az
: the councillor OF the Emperor will be The medi.
um Of communication between him and his sub.
; lscts.
4 MECkLENBURG COuNTY.-Thsrc will
: be meeting Of the Democracy OF Mecklenbure,
Y at the Court House on July Court day, Tor he
purpose Of raiIfying The Baltimore nomination
and taking such oiher sters Tor organization, &c,
a may De deemed expedient.
The committee OF vigilance for the county 10
requested 10 have meeting on that day, for The
a porpose o. enareing their number, appointing
sab committees al he different precincts in he
county, and taking such o.her measures as MAJ
appear best calculated 10 promote success.
FROM BELIZE, HONDURAS The Ell.
tors Of the New Odeans PicayuDe have leceiv.