Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-20
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.
The steamer Niagara arrived al her wharf in
New York on Saturday. She briggs dates from
London 10 Saturday morning, June 3o'h, and
from Paris by telegraph 10 The evening Ct The
day before. We have nothing decisive By ihis
arrival from Rome, Hungary, or Germany
The French had nc, ycl been able TO enter Rene.
The accounts in respect 10 Inc military oFefa-
lions o, The French are conflicting and ambsu-
GUS. TIE only hing certain al the dates Q: The
latest accounts, was, that the French we're mol
masters q the city. II is clear, however, that
lh,rc he'd been some hard 6ghing which bad re-
quilted TO the advantage OF The French who &C
cording 10 The Paris correspondents 81 some Ct
The London journals, had obtained such positions,
that the city lay almost al The mercy Q! their tat
lcfies.
Germany confines unsettled. SeTelal minor
ctses appear 10 have declared mole explicitly
than before again.! The constitution issued f.on
Berlin under the auspices Of the Russian ccur,
Even Hanover had proposed some alteration IN
the plan, which further complicated afdiIs.
The lighting between Denmark aud The oppo-
sing powers upon he question q the ducaies had
terminated, ard The dispute woCd Be seuied by
amicab!c diplomatic arrangements.
From Austria and Hungary The news is not
important. There were irp0iS ths! The Aas-
uians had gained considerable Advantages oTcr
the HungaIians. Jateias from Ike tone oi tie
co,rcspe ndenls 10 The British Journals favorable
10 Austria, that power IS CONDUCTING TIE war
with great cruelty. Towns had been burnt 10 The
eio nd for harboring the enemies OF Austria, and
many Hungarian leaders ha7ns lallen INTO IheiI
hands had been shot.
ENGLAND
The Lord Mayor Of London gave grand CT
vic banquet 10 Sir Robert Peel or The 9Th ul;-
mo- which was generally attended b. The Nobill
" and celebrities OF England. Speeches we're
made Ly Sir Robert, The Earl OF Aberdeen, and
our Minister. MIR. EancFca.
We give MIR. Bancrois remarks as reported IN
the Morning Chronicle, which were ofe.ed in
respo,isc ~ lie following remai..:s oil HE Lord
Mayo. who rose aIG c.:i: lhal &c cii,.s'is OF
London were always anxious To- COED Under
staining between England an. foreign powers,
and especially he Uni,ed STATES; and as he had
the honor OF seeing lie Minister OF The Uned
States present, he begged 10 propose "Ihe health
OF The American Miais:eg and Inc Foreign Am
Iassadors." [Checrs
alr. Bancroft rose, and was receive! with loud
cheers. lie said: beg To express my grateful
thanks for the reception which has always been
enlcnded by The city III Lon on TO me, as The re.
preventative OF my county The city OF Ian
don has always been The friend u America. The
city OF London il is the place where the ar
caor Of peace Ids !asen tie :;ronscsi Ecld.
The CITY OF London |. is destined 10 give 4
new Impulse 10 industry and comH.eTcr, and
thus 10 cement an Intimate connection between
Two countries which are bouni together hy The
same origin and The same language. Cheers.
have often had occasion to give expression 10
sentiments OF The same kind; but 10 day you
have paid ne a COM lin:cn; OF tie nio,t grS.Hy-
Ing Find in allowing me TO &c present ON his &C.
casion 10 10 honor 10 q statesman, who, IN his
public career, has distinguished himself as The
advocate OF religious libeTty-who has IS ahiisn
ed commerce on safe foundation "a we'll as
established solid currency-wdO has nc
pa;ed commerce ahd navigation from The re-
slicIions watch bUpIa them, and who, by his adj.
hesion 10 The principles ol unisers.; Pcace has
made unto hn.e.. name winch vii 'ass rom
DaliUn IL nation, aid winch W.. .ad place IL
The respect ard gratitude cl manahd i: large
(Lout C.ce!s.)
laonottL. at.. enc wu.i mofe-;hst seeing
navigation bas nnv 81 1af. owed re distance be-
tween he Two countries, | cannG bn hope ifal IL
will b, come more The custom tor BRUSH SAFES
men and men OF intelligence, who seek 10 be-
come acquainted with he vcEieFs Il foreign
lands, will venture To Cross The Atlantic
(aLnot but hope that tie time viii Gene
when English men ard English 1onca viii b.
come acquainted with the Aieshsnics as well
as Inc Apennnes- when hey will visii inc high
lands OF Virginia and the banks oil The HUDSON;
the Guays Of Qleb:c aud The Fails OF Niagara,
du.ins The short interval when Parliament i
over, as readily as they now make An excursion
il Swi.crand CT he Rhine (Cheer..)
Il hey Come 10 America, iHry viii .t!i on the
1 L.Ri OIL IL
heait;er and more cordial welcome Than i, is my
duty 10 say | have eFelaic.c !cnai IN this
counry.-(Loud chcers.)
Baron Ro.hschild has addressed Inc following
letter 10 The electors OF he city Q! LONDON;
Gentlemen: have accepted he Stewardship
of The Chilrfn Hundred The decision oil tie
House OF Lords has 'el, me no alternative.
The contest is now b,lSeea the House OF
Lorus ard yourselves They attempt 10 retain
the last remnant Of religious intolerance; you
desire 10 remove il. You alone ca 10 decide whe-
Their you will conicue this honorable s:!rsele, or
give up your own declared wishes ard tue Cause
Ut freedom together.
had hoped that The gradual and steady pro.
eres, oil cpnion 10 favor OF civil and religious
liberty would, on this occasion, have ihIuenced
,h-ir ordships that the example Of The cmiaent
statesmen OF all parties would have been guide
for Them in their deliberations; ami that, as The
leaders oil these parties had, within the last few
years concurred in enieayorins 10 remove from
US every badge Of degradation, The House Of
Peers world have been induced TO listen TO The
suggestions Of ! more liberal policy. End TO de-
Ter, in this LAST instance, TO lLe'wistes ii I've
great constituency Ct London, as well as 10 The
opinion OF tie assembled representatives OF Eng
land, who have, by constantly increasing mai3.
rites, Significantly declared their deliberate con-
,ic.ial rpo3 this great question. NY hofes have
been disappointed, and aM now eompeliei mo-.
reluctantly 10 return 70 you the honorable lrus,
you confded 10 my care.
Considering your cause and mine as che, ana
judging & your present feelings BY Your past
Kindness end generosity, ! do hot hesitate again
10 solicit yonr suGfagcs in The Coming eleclioGj
becau:e 10 my person principle is 10 &c vindi'
Gated, and because that you are prepared 10 main.
tain lhe great constitutional struggle that is te-
lore you with the same visor and eafHestness
that you have heretofore evinced. Trnli viii
yin It's way under your auspices. Your strong
convictions will exercise their proper Influence
uron The determinations OF The legislature, and
Justice will be done according 10 the forms and
in the true spi,i; OF the English constitution.
IAN, gentlemen, your faithful servant,
LIONEL ROTESCHILD.
New.court, jane 81, 1915.