Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-03
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

LATEST FOREIGN NEWS
The New York papers contain The annexed
kems in their account OF The latest news from
London. transmitted to Liverpool BY Telegraph
ms, before the sailing OF The steamer:
In The House Of Lords last night (the l3th)
Lord Brougham gave notice OF his intention to
bring in, on The 26Ih instant, resolutions in refer
ence 10 the French Interference in The affairs of
PARTING ADDRESS OF THE STATE
PRISONERS.
The parting address of the Stale prisoners is
much talked OF. It's total absence OF self, and
The foIbearaace Of any complaints on their per-
seculoIs, is warmly app!auded, and may yet
cause The ministry 10 relax their strong hold OF
these political martyrs |; is said tha, The Swii,
sailed under sealed orders, and that il is thought
the captain carries out q proposal to be made,
as soon as he reaches The latitude in which he
breaks The seal OF his command, that they shall
expatriate them from British soil forever
The KEYS OF ROME SENT TO THE
Accounts from Rome slate that General Oudi>
not had sent the keys OF the city 10 the Pope.
The tone of the Paris journals respecting the
reception OF the French at Rome, is very con-
Trajectory The MOniie1r says thai the declara-
ton OF the stale OF siege is an act Of gIca, yIan-
nv on The part OF Oudnol, or else il exhibits
necessity for his providing for the protection OF
his troops asains, the iil-eeling OF the Romans;
and we learn by late accounts, that even the pre-
caution taken has not been sufficient, as several
OF the French senlines have been poinarded in
,he dead OF the plight. The Debas extols the
wisdom Of The measure.
Letters from Rome, of the 7h state amongst
other things, thai the French troops we're we'll re-
ceived in the towns OF The Deighoorhocd. where
they are 10 cantonments, particularly at Vicerbo,
where the municipal and the respectable inhabi-
tants vent out 10 meet them.
Letters of the 9Th state that the city of Rome
had not vel been restored 10 its usual order
Crowds of the disbancei Roman soldiers were
wandering about the streets in The greatest disor-
der and desulion. The French authorities, who
were establishing themselves with as lille regard
TO the Romans as il Rome were actually parl
of France, we're busy disarming the men and es-
tablishing government OF their own.
BERLIN, July 1.-THE negotiations for a peace,
which have been So long pending between The
Prassian and Danish PleGiroenliatcs, were con.
cluded yesterday. The general eondilluns were
drawn up on Saturday, the I'll, and the initials oi
the contracting parties affixed The several para
graphs; but, in its complete form, the treaty was
mol definitely signed ill last evening. The terms
are honorable TO both parties. From communica-
tions from Cope nhagen, there Is no doubt the con.
ditions will be ratified by The Danish Govern
men,. An arnislice and formal suspension 81
hostlities is to be established within eight days
from The dae OF signature; period OF twenty days
is allowed for the two armies 10 take up lie
positions appointed them by The treaty. The ne,
gotialions were by NJ. De Reed 2 on The part OF
Denmark, and by NJ. Scheini,Z Tor Prussia; and
their having been brought TO conclusion, and
so soon, is 10 be attributed 10 The mrdiaicn Of the
English Ambassadors and The Earl OF Wesimorc.
land.
LATEST CONTINENTAL. NEWS.
FRANCE.
LONDON. Saturday, July H. BY Paris advices,
dated yesterday, We learn that Eeii;oas are in
course OF preparation in several towns OF lie
department OF Somme, praying the legislative
Assembly 10 increase The import duties on cotton
aud thread twist, as well as upon all cotton and
linens oil fine fabric. Ii is alleged tina, several
OF the manufacturing towns are in a very dis.
tressed stale.
INSURRECTiONARY SIGNS In THE PRO
VlNCES.
An insurrcctionary spirit is again mani(esng
itself in the provinces. at Montpelier, MolliDes,
and Abb department of Favre.) AT The latter
number OF insurgents paradcd the stress 3,
shouting s'Vive Ledru Rolin!" They were dis,
persed With difficulty.
Al Mouines there was collision between the
cavalry. Il was with difficulty that the com
manding officer was able 10 disperse them with
out bloodshed
ELEcTIoN RETuRNs-The returns from Inc de-
partments where elections had taken place con-
linue TO show an increased ministerial majority.
RUMORED INTENTION OF ATTEMPT.
ING TO RESTORE LOUIS PHILIPPE.
One OF The leading conservative London pa.
pers 10 day states that Nj. Theirs cunlemplates
do
ex.king Of the French. Ii is said he will head
large number of the National Guard and mem
bers Of the Legislative Assembly, who will ask
leave Of absence from they duties, and proceed TO
London en- n1asss and tender TO The la.e sovereign
the renewed expression oftheif homage.
ORANGE DEMONSTRATIONS.
The usual demonstrations OF The Otangemen
came of on the 18th instant. The accounts re-
ceised lead US TO believe tina. The palmiesl days
OF Orangeism never presented such scene as
was 90 the "Fir Hill" IN LORD Masscreeues de-
mesne, in the town oil Antrim. II is said that NOT
less than from 60 600 10 70, 600 people were pre-
sent. AT Lisburn and Luygan large assemblages
were held. In Cavan there was great tam
oui; the brethren were headed by the Hon.
Somerset Maxwell who addressed his icllowc,s
10 the usual hot Protestant style. Al casllewel.
Ian, in the county OF Down, a large procession
came Of, and Balleybay, The locality where the
notorious Sam Gray enacted Orange deeds OF
wonder, was also visited and perambuated by
the protested followers of William OF glorious
power and immortal memory" Ii is satisfactory
to learn that there was no rioting, and all passed
of with good feeling and harmony
THE QUEENS VISIT.
Al Dublin, Cork, and Belfast, the preparations
are being carried on with activity. There is not,
NC h1d, so much enthusiasm abou, The matter
as one would have Observation-Disclosures and
SSueens visits to this unfortunate land being,
ike those OF angels. Sew ard lar between"
The Democratic Irishman OF this day has Just
reached us, and on the subject OF the Queens vi.
81. the editor displays his feeling. OF hatred and
contempt Tor British rule and authority He
asks: "Why comes this Queen amongst us2-
Does abe come 10 insult our misery3 Does she
cone 10 hold revil in The high cour OF dealh2-
Does she come 10 dazzle the eve OF bankmo,cv
with drawing room2 She will view Killarney.
bu she will not visi, TopG,evara She will be.
hold the spendur OF the Vicercgal Lodge. blu,
she will not gaze en- the channel boneyard of
Ballinasloe. She will hear the chorus of luxury,
but her ears will be closed 10 The scream of mise
~. She will breathe The perfume OF the saloon,
but mol the rank smell of the vermin.bilren
corpse. She will cal cf rich meats aud drink OF
rich wines, while men, like Diamond, gorge the
desh OF stranded body and swallow The rotten
blood" The lrishman calls upon It's readers 10
receive royalty in solemn silence, and 10 mark
we'll all persons who will shout and cheer al her
approach, as by tina, means they can then have
census of Irish slaves
THE ILLINOIS SENATORSHIP.-Ho
Archibald Williams, learned lawyer and prom
inent actor in the Constitutional Convention, has
given his opinion that Gov. French has the DOW
err ano thai is his duty, under The circumstances
10 appoint U. ). Senator for Illinois in place Of
Gen. Shields; and that The expense OF an ezra
session oil The General Assembly is cnlircly use
less. The Illinois journals consider his eyi.
dence conclusive, and urge Governor +. TO take
scsion.-tNsr A1ssy Dsmoer4s.