Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-25

MS "dIrssscd to the Minister OF Foreign a:
no.o ,ho o7th ult., against all possible app
.o,,on of these illusions TO the Ens''sh Pep or
Government whose honor anu Guar 49,, =,
| ,h.ms.Iyes would prevent lhe"i iio'. So ~
iomnts. The Minister oi roieis" 60 ~
nrecia,ng the noble silsceP'ioiI'y =. '
mandy, has sent the following Iepiy: ,;,px
na mr, Minister of Foreign Affairs TO his Ex
.,.naD ,bo British Ambassador: My Lord
c ,en "n,n;on. and that OF mr. Government -
NY NY 'he government of her Majesty, the auees'
90 laval 10 have taken any par. IN the incite
~ - the deporable events OF Paris ! see
nv objection 10 your giving publicity 10 this 90
.I,rotion, rs well as to your note shaii, III
dsrd see them with SO much the more pleasure,
as they will be new proof OF the reciprocai
sentiments of friendship, which anlma'e 'he
txo Governments.
(Signedl JULES bao iiDn ,ho
The Monteur containsa decree dissolylng The
national at Tiers.
| General Cavaienac had conference on Tue
| 2S.h uli with the commlee Of the Assembly ="
the ate,iers aaiieuanx. lie stated that The inten-
lion of the Government was 10 send large mum
her of The ouurlc,s from the departments 10 al.
feren, points, where works dursence were 10 NC
commenced. The Government also Propo'eu "
send considerable numbers TO AlsieIS' 10 coio-
4 MISE mat Country upuH u'Ss'hS's
tem nroposed by Marshal Bugeaud. Inc re-
naiolne portion of The work people will nave al
| lowancrs made 10 them al heir own houses
ON the 2nd. force OF 5000 men was directed
| 10 Puleaux LILLE manufacturing town on inc
left bank OF the Seine near the bridge OF Nruiiy.
| The town was surrounded, and al. ne lnnaohdn's
disarmed. Tie place is said 10 be locus OF
communism aud il is thought that the incsnuia-
riss who burned lie royal icsldenc- Of Ncuiy
came thence.
A circumstance has transpired which has cre-
aled no little surprise. M. de Lama'i'he Is ao'u'
Ia onil France. The pretext Is, that ne intends
H. ,raycl in The East ann that he is 10 be accom-
panied by Madame de Lamartne. bis depar'
lure must be very near al hand, as Is said that
some OF his luggage has already been despatched
for Marseilles.
NJ de Lamariine'sdepaIiure al The present mo-
,nent, and under such peculiar circumstances, has
given rise 10 variety Of rumors, oil which me
truth is very doubtful. Auong other improbable
reports. il is said that NJ. Lamartine, ia The flfsl
mace, applied for passport, for England, and
that the executive government refused u on Inc
ground thar, before going, il was necessary mat
The National Assembly should examine and ap-
prove OF he acts OF The Provisional Government
and Inc Executive Cnmmitee, from The period OF
Iheir coming into office on the "a OF February,
ill The "a h OF June, when they Quilted il, and
thai as many questions might be asked, and ex-
plantations reqaired by the Assembly as 10 these
acrs, and especially a. 10 The expenditure OF mo.
ney j, would be exceedingly announcement that M.
de Lamarlipe Shout b. absent al such moment
Surprising this story 10 be true IL would merely
show that the present powers diSappIoved OF The
absence OF Nj. de LaDarline al all, but il does
not account Tor his passport being refused 10 Eng
gland and granted 10 Marseies
The committee OF inquiry into The instruction,
having Represented that they would not conclude
the inquiry fer fortnight, the civ IS 10 remain
in tranquil state OF siege I'LL The IS n inst.
II is said that The PieGmonlese are acuu 10
make a decisive stroke asans. Verona; but they
are slow in their operations. The l2.U0O men
OF Dnrando will be marched 10 Aliessandria 10
relieve that garrison, which will nus De- ena-
bed 10 lake an active part in he war. There
was a report that Radezky was aoCl! 10 march
10 Milan.
Rome continues in a distracte! stae. Mobs
have assembled, with cries Of "down with the
Ministry" and with difficulty tranquility was
restored.
The accounts from Inc Neapolilan dominions
are very contradictory The Calaorlan lnsuTrec.
lion has, We are led 10 believe, assumed a very
formidable character, and the insurgents seem in
spirct with desperate resolution. Whether iht
io,ces which are sent 10 suppress them will be
sufficient, must depend upon the attachment d
The troops 10 The King. a revo!t had taken place
al Piocia amongst the galley slaves. The in.
surrecon was suUdued by The National Guard
alter the slaughter OF about $50, and as many
wounded.
From Spain We have Inc usual reports OF a
projected Cariist rising. Genera Elio has, il is
said, entered Spain with Auoyos and Soprlanna
Tor the purpose OF efiecine rising IN Navarro
and has also been joined hy Cabrera. Elio i a
man OF prudence and talent, and his movements
Atcofding 10 accounts from Italy, pitched
battle between the PiedmOnlese and AusIians
has become imminent, il moi inevitable, as Chas
Albert was paTaly sed bv The Austrian occupation
OF Verona
Accounts from Augsburg OF the ID inst, state
that through The intervention vi The Bayatian
and Prussian ambassadors, the bockad. Of Triesl
has been Withdrawn. The only control hereafter
10 be exercised will be confined 10 the prevention
OF The transport Of he materials Of war.
The whole oil Europe still continues in sta e
OF great excitement. In spite OF the reiterated
statements that Denmark aud Germany had ar
rived al some pacific adjustment respecting The
dnches, up 10 The last accounts no appearances
OF settlement OF lhe dispute were visible, bul
considerable forces were being marched 10 the
seal Of war.
In Berlin grea, eScemen; prevailed up 10 the
Isl instant. Continual as>embIages oil The pe0-
ple kept he Pfussian capital in agitation press
inc upon The Minister some impossible request
The reports which were perpelually brought 10
Berlin from The Polish frontiers, respecting the
movements OF the Russian army added 10 The
alarm but al present M Trustworthy account oil
the hostile progress OF The Russians has reached
u.s.
The most important event winch has taken
place IN the German Parliament a, Frankfort has
been h. election OF Archdukc John as Leu,r.
nant General OF The Gsrmanic Empire The
Prince had 436 votes recorded n his favor; Ba.
ron Won Gasern, the President OF the Consitu.
ent Assembly, So. The Archiuke is liberal in
politics, aud thoroughly practical man. He is
the present representative Of he Emperor al VI.
emma, and in That capacity is expected 10 omen The
Austrian Dict. This is the first practical step
towards German unity; and Prussia al his juno
lure can scarcely present any serious impedInenl
10 the success OF her more fortunate rival OF The
house OF Austria.
The decision of the Assembly vas celebrated
al Frankfort with great rejoicings The commit.
tee on international! affairs has pursued mode.
rate course, and declines the repea,.i proposals.
Of members and corporations 10 enter INTO an al.
lance with France and the United Safes. II de-
nands more authentic reports respecting The
movements Of the Russians en- The Polish t-on
tiers, ard insists that the army sb3i! 81 raised ~
equal the numerical force OF the Russians. and
shall b. placed " The war iooii 9. The an.
n"uncement OF the appointment OF Archduke
John as VicarGcncrai has caused considerable
excitement amongst The higher circles OF society
in Berlin, but not generally.
The German and Sclavonian quarrel seems 10
increase in Intensity. The Germans and the
lllyrIans haze had sanguinary engagement al
Weskirchen.
AT Bucharesi all business is suspended on ac-
count OF The cholera. We regret Ia announce
lha, this fatal scoulge has now appeared in The
capital OF ST. Petersburg. under circumstances
calculated 10 inspire very considerable alarm.
In Italy The military operations OF Charles AL
berl are suspended from some unexplained cause.
In The meantime the Auslrians have renossessed
themselves OF almost the whole Of The Venetian
provinces and they are threatening Venice Itself.
| Palma Nu3va surrendered on the 25h ut 10 The
Au>lIans Inc whole OF The material OF war, and
\ a 100 M Tiy nj