Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-24
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Arrival of the Niagara.

The Cunard steamer Niagara. Capt. Ryfie,
with dates from Liverpool 10 the I'm ult. arrived
al Boston Yesterday afternoon. This hne sea
mer has made another quick trip across The At
,aniic The following seminary oil news oy aet
has been forwarded TO us by our Boston cores.
pondenr.
Photographed for the Baltimore Americana
Boston, Oct l9, 9 P. M.
The Niaeara. with one weeks later news from
Eprope arrived this evening, and hasten to send
Won the following European intelligence brought
by her:
The affairs OF Southern Italy do not exhibit
very pacific aspect. The King OF Naples retu.
ses The French and English nisdiaiion, and ihrea-
tens immediate ho.tili,ies.
In Northern Italy affairs ale very uncertain,
bnt from The remarks OF Gen. Cavaignac in the
National Assembly he has grounds Tor hope tina!
q pacific solution Of the question is near al
hand
GERMANY.
The Southern Provinces Of Germany have
again revoled, bui have been suppressed by The
energetic measures resoHed 10 by The Govern.
ment.
The reported execution OF Strive, the leader 81
the rece6t outbreak and republican movement
is confirmed. He was taken with several hun
dred prisoners, aud eight OF them besides himself
shot They lid not surrender until alter des-
perale fgh.
PRUSSIA.
This Governmen. has escaped revolution on
ly by the Kings submission TO the wishes OF lac
National Assembly.
AUSTRIA.
Anarchy feens complete, and in Vienna is
exhibited the spectacle oil a reactonary Court
awaiting the concentration OF The military forces,
armed al the capital, 10 carry out The reuograde
policy Of d triumphant National Assembly Inc
cahinei has sen, a commissioner 10 SOP The iur-
,her progress OF the Don Of Crotia, who seems IN
willing longer 10 sc as tool OF the Govern
ment and threatens 10 set up on his own &C
count.
FRANCE.
On Saturday a scene occurred in the National
Assembly OF unparalleled confusion. A member
having commented severely on Republican
braegarts and the government apathy towards
them, the members Of the Republican party BE-
came SO exasperatcd that they rushed simultane-
ously towards the Tribune, attempting 10 scale IT.
but were prevented by the officers until the Pre-
sidenl suspended the session. The moderate Pc
psrs The ncxl Jay contained bursts OF indignation
againsi he regular kepaa'icans. Report says
.ha. % cousi qucnce Oh las affair me Govern
ment will pfopos. universal suffrage, tut VIII de-
fer the election ui President un,i' Inc people vote
on the organic isr ihs Executive government 10
act in The meantime
This is only fpmor however, Tor The Cablne
Council had resolved 10 support The amendments
prepared by Fiocon--thal the National Assembly
shall delegate the executive power 10 clliZen re-
ceiyine the s,y!e OF President. Thus the Gov
eminent takes position against The Moderate Par
" and known majority Of the Nation.
Paris continues in state OF excitement. Inc
Assembly have decided, after an able discussion
Lamslune prominently taking part therein, on
bit one legislative Chamber. This decision was
carried b. a large majority. The Socialists ban.
anets are being held all over the country and TOO
frequent for quiet, as speeches and reasonable
rs we'll as incendiary language against the gov
eminent is freely used.
Tine events Of the French revolution flow on IN
rapid and Interesting succession. Ano'her cfsiS
Sas been got over without an appeal 70 arms Ia
Inc stre.is OF Paris. The elections are nav ter
minated, ar! il will be seen that BESIDES The re-
;u,n G: Louis Naoalson, Achie Foud and Ras-
paei. for Paris Coun, Mole has been elected for
the Chronic. and has taken his seat IN the Ma
tiona Assembly.
the Govern men candidates have been all I'M
succe sslu. The Priace left ,ndon very quiet
~, ADD almost unattended, and so careful was he
= AVOID any excitement, that, alter ms ARRIVAL IN
Paris ne remained two or three days ~ privacy,
changing his residence 10 AVOID notice
On he 18th September he took his seat in the
National Assembly. His entrance Caused some
emotion In he Chambtr, but the formalilies hav-
ing been proceeded with Iee P!irce was de-
cldred, without opposition, representative Of
the d. paumen Of the YunDe. His certificates OF
birth and nationality were dispensed WITH
Prince Louis Napoleon Bonapar;e then ascend
ed the tribune. and read with firm voice the
following address:
Citizen Representatives-Ii is no, permitted
10 me to guard silence after the calumnies Of
which have been The object.
"i require 10 express here frankly, and on The
frs, day when am permitted TO sir amongst you,
the true sentiments which animate me-which
have always animated me.
latter thi-; v-taree years OF prescription and
exile | a! las, recover my county and all my
rights as citizen.
s'The Republic has given me this happiness;
let the Republic receive my oath OF gratitude
and may my generous counuymen who have
brought me INTO this Assembly be certain that |
shall endeavor 10 justify their votes by laborins
With you for toe maintenance OF tranquility
ina: FIRST necessity u the country; and for the de-
vslopment OF the democratic institutions which
the people have h. right 10 demand.
Long have been prevented from devoting to
France only the u1editalions OF exile and caplivi
"; at present the career in which you are all ad
vancing is open to me. Receive me, my dear
colleagues, into your ranks with the same sen-
ment of affectionate confidence that bring with
me here. MY conduct, always inspired ny ouly,
always animated by respect for the law-my
conduct will prove, with respect TO the persons
who have endeavored to bacsen my character
in order 10 again prescribe ~, ,hal no one here
more than myself is resolved 10 devote himself TO
The defence and freedom of The Republic"
Raspael's admission to The Chamber was voted;
bat the Assembly afterwards, amidst great confc-
sion, accorded permission TO prosecute him Tor
having excited civil war against The Republic
As there must be fresh election for Paris, we
should not be surprised if NJ Barbes is proposed
for the next vacancy.