Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-31
MORE or THE EURoPAs .EEws
FRANCE.

On Thursday there was rumor in p.-;. r.
difference in the Cabinet on uHairs !, o VI
and it is said that NM. Barrot and Dufanra '.',,
retire A doubt is expressed whether Fnsl, WI
as previously reported, demonstrated OIL
France on the subject Of Rome. Wv"
Monsieur Belpuys 1.-THE Telegraph name,h..
been dispatched as Ambassador E1trsordIoass s
10 The Court Of st James, with much ao,.,a.j!
haste, with the object, rs has been coniso,.'l
ed, TO neulralize Lord Palners;on's apcrsbo'u
ed Intervention in the unconditional res,o,,,;".
Of the Pope; but the correspondent o, IN.
Times says, upol rel able Information tba, ~
such FOLLY is intended By the Frecch Gr.,o
ment
Several committees Of the Assembly b,v.
suggested that that body might be proroauss
from The 18th of August to the LIST Of Oe,ab.,
without detrimt NJ 10 the public business ca,
commission will forthwith take the pronos;,;os
into consideration
The difficulties which continue to So. Il.
French government particularly in regard n ~, ,ss
Italian question: cause he iunis greatly n n ~
tuale al every turn OF fortune.
The MonMeur contains despatch lo,, Ga,
raj Oudiao, which gives an elaborate tescr,n,;r,
OF The final assault mace upon Rene o. Inc soS
G. June The Romans fought Desperately. ,e.,'
ing 400 dead, ami 1919 prisoners wrh he French
including 10 off .srs oil all ranks, noae Of who,
are described a. foreigners. The French adm,
obly he loss Of killed and 10 wounded.
In consequence OF The suiiende. Of Rome ia
order received at Toulon Tor embalk,nr rein.
lorcemenrs OF all kinds has been ccGaletmantea
and steamers already a: SEA with lrccps have
| been recalled.
The moveMenrs 81 Lei-u Roiiin have been Al
! length traced cut lie has un,il recently h,en
srcleied in Paris and on "Wednesday feache,
Louaon in The Osient steamer from Er!s;rm, in
company with Marin, Bernard, Ereane, A,aga
and Sergeant Boichot
ITALY.
The Assembly in lis las; sitting unanimously
voicd the Constitution oi he republic, and orte,ed
il 10 te deposited in the Cariiol as he expression
OF he unanimous wish Of The Roman people. The
constitution is, by zoe OF The Assembly, 10 b.
engraved on marble. Thy a;<O ordered funeral
services 10 b. celebrate! il ST. ephens Chulch
l,rlhose Who have iallea In ds!cGce u The re.
pub ic.
The entrance OF the French Ioors en- mass.
into Rome did not lake place Until he h inst. On
the 81 proclamation was issued By he Nalicral
Assembly recommending an abstinence from all
attempts at vengeance, as being useless and un.
worthy O! the d,eniy Of Roman cir'z,as.
Garata!di succeeied in escaping !:cn Rome
with Ten thousand men, and was Ioudy cheeied
as he passed cut OF he city. He hai gore in
The direction Of Gatsina. aid j, is probable
would give 'Tonbe % any cc;actncnls Ct Nea.
poli.aas or Spaaiafts he m'cht meet with. Hts
reported ntniioG is 10 icyJGc The kingdom Il
| Naples. a detachment Q. Iii. French army was
sen r pufsut al INN oI The f;h
The Conlerc Mercanll OF Genoa Of tie 7h
siates that a covernmen, lad been eslablis e., a,
Rene, consisting 0! ore Roman and lwo F. ench.
| men.
Tne regular Romrn troops will be stationed
hereafter al cone and Tara;ina. At present
;hey are ia tar acks AT Rome.
Inc Paris correspondent Of the London Times
ssys: =" have good reason 10 believe Eal The
| Roman Government are satisfied in he last
| accom- hey have received from Gaea, which
| would snow hat the French minister there has
| concluded al arrangement not only with the
| Pope, tu with lhe Austrian minister, 10 he
cfcct tia, the Pope is 10 feturn 10 Rome that The
F.crch are 10 eyacuaie the city, leaving only
garrison CT 500 men. and that lhr Austrian
troons shall eYacua!e DJogDa and AncoBa,
irayios only small garrison in the tons.
Owing u This arrangement The army OF the Alps
was dissolved"
Venice sill holds ont agans. the Austrians,
and coaiinues 10 make vi2ofons resistance
The city carries on lis principal 'eience from Two
small tur;s a5aal che thousand ya'cs from The
ft,t honses of Vcaicc One IS si'uaici on The
small island Ct San Le!rndc, an he her On
the rai!roai bridge. The Austrian shells jo not
reach lurher than four alE1red yards within the
civ. Provisions are very scarce, and nothing
hu. Black bread hall baked are 10 lie had, and
me Il and wiae have become iuxnries. There Is
sill 2 c.lm determination 20 RESIST among the We
neiidns.
a sspGnieLc. from Tdrir o: thu h safes
ina, P;anii SecTr'afy OF The Saidi1Ian Legation
10 Londcn arrived al Tain with despachrs Of
great importance. !! is SAID that in them Lc:d
Palmers,on expresses the wisi hat Sarcia'a
shond not al present resume negotiations with
Austria, a. England desires 10 save LAZY from
The abyss in which she appears ready 10 tall.
DENMARK AND TIE DUCGlES.
The Danes have gained a great victory over
The Hnisleners in NuI,h Juilaat, which ihs ~.
nish Comms nder ANNOUNCES 10 The Minister CT
Corenhaccn in The tulawins despatch:
"Thc Cumtnaaiant al Fredonia has demand.
ii transport vessels TOR upwaras oi eight HUNDRED
prisoners, tii;ty ot when are officers. expect
hey will arrive al G, p'th gen o-moffow NOR.
hing. The enemy is totally de.eaci and our
victorious army is pursuing them. Al The en-.
em,'s batering guns are taken, and several
pieces CT i-i artillery" The Danes are said
10 have rclaken Koong.
AUo 0tA AMI NJ NSiihi.
The Hung arians conIiaue 10 cary on The ur-
equal struggle win indoni,able energy hdT'
ces from Vienna 10 the 7;h state that he report.
&c vic,oly Of The Ban JeIlach;ch. a. S. Thomas,
proved 10 be altogether uniounied The Ban Is
still in the back country, an,i has had ou' one
unimporlart engagement with tie Maeyars.
TIE imperial troops on the right back oil The
| Danube, after leaving The Raao. ioo"ed ths
rctreating HuDgaritns, and appeared TO ha'e
obtained some advantage al Acs, where, II IS
| said, five hundred Hungarians were captured.
The Austrian headquarters were then removed
10 Barbalona, where The Emperor was. Inc
Hungarlans appeared TO have retired 10 an en-
,renched camp. Works were thrown up from
the right bank of the Danube TO Comorn, from
which point tho iungarians marGavfed WIN
twenty sluadrons OF horse ard kept Up lire,
with hfty guns, for eight hours; but Their lnlau
try remained in their entrenchmcnts One iIeId
battery ven,urcd beyond the protection Of tho
guns, aid was captured by regiment Of Aus
! TRAN light horse hot, however, uahl He
greater numbsr OF the men were cut down %
the guns. Tho Russian corps, having entered
Trans, lyanio, has succeeded, after an ub.tiose
resistance, 10 taking Tosnlscs Pass, whic was
strongly fortified The Russiun troops forced
Their way through with tho blyonel, and eaier'
cd Crunsiadt the s'inc day, the .0.h OF June
Licvcn cannon a:d standards were the tIoPaie'
oil the day.
The Cossacss succeeded in capturing Geae'
raj Kip, who was wounded, und mad oe;n
handed over 10 the Au.ir,ans. Other accoao''
state that The Russians have en,crej Bislric.
The Hungtrions haze captured Rsab, alters
sharp resistance from the Au trians.
Intelligence had been received by Belgian
Journal 10 the effect that OH the lst and ~ OF
July, Dembn,ki, with his own corps and all 'ns
reserve of the enclian troops, drawn from 'ne
army Of operations, new acting in diusrcn'
parts Of Hungary, amounting 10 e0,o1J neni
attacked the Russian army, consisting oil ~,
0jO. commanded by Prince PassiewIich 10 w
; deiilcs between Ml.kolcz AID o:lan The a''aeA
took place in Aauk. 80 AZ 10 dfiye Inc CORP
commanded by the Prince in person, INTO 'us
marshes OF tic The;:s. We have mol ye1 tesn
,bJo r.cntv. details of this ,.pu0gl3bk