Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-07
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
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CossrAsrlsorLx July 25.--l, is impossible 10
Give you an adequate idea OF the lrieresi when
n.,nle ~ every denomination in Constanlinoplt
lake in The war OF Hungary No one who krows
this country will allempI 10 contradict me, when
| stae that not only The Turkish ministry, bu'
the whole population, including Gecks, Arms
mans. aad Leyanlnes OF every description
whether under French, English, or even Austrian
and Russian protection, cry out 5galnst me Rus-
sian intervention and The nhuman war which
Inc Aus,rians are wagng in Hungary. The
turkish government standing alone as they dc
at ores.nt, unaid.d either by England or France,
are afraid to express their opinions openly, but
rh.y do not attempt to disguise the silent sasiac'
ION with which they receive news oil The success
OF the Hungarian army.
Arcu,T 1.-The minister OF finance, HUI
.uy E(sndi has died OF apopleIy; and Mahz
pasha is appointed in his place.
AUGUST 5.-News has arrived ria. G ilatz that
IN had eneled into Wallachia, attacked aud
disoersed the army under Luders, 50 that not
S 600 men are left, The others having been cut 10
pieces or made prisoners. BEN is said ~ have
! ken possess ION o! all the magazines and Rus.
sian materials Tor wai The inhabitants ale
we'll treated. =,
tIa;nau. who wen, to succcr he Ban, is aid
~ have beer defeated by De,Gbinski, bur the de.
tails Of this battle ale wanting. You may iinaS-
inc that this report has no. litic farther em5ar-
raised the Porte a cabinet council is nov Silt
ting. and no doubt something decisive will De
decided on III regard 10 the invasion OF Waia>
CHA.
ITALY.
RENE, Angus. l0-Al Rome is now wonder.
ing whether the origin OF The fire al the Jesuils'
establishment was accidental ar INTENTIONAL
Tnc reverend iahers complain loudly that they
have been the victims Of conspiracy, and seVe-
raj suspected Individuals were consequently ar
rcsei last night. Another opinion prevalent
is that the carlcssncss Of the French soldiers
gave Use 10 the aisha;,, some sparks irom Ihef
smoking or their cooking having communicated
to the dry wood work OF H. 70 u; but whichever
NAV e the right version Of Inc Affair." II is GER
,ainly singular that coincidence 81 The same
nature should have occurred "a the very sa me
t.vat Velletri where The barracks ard hospital
q. the Standards were ST fire 10, ant so much
damaged as 10 nb!se tie loops ID cave the
Il vii Immediately and repair 10 LagaToo, where
they arrived in a very bad humor, AMI took up
,bcir ouarers in private houses ami wherever
they could fad room.
The spreading of the connag at the
Col!ecio romano is attributed, in great mea
sure. 10 the mpfudence Of the French, 10 open
ing doors ard windows and making aperlures
in the r.of, by which currents VI air added 10
the fury Of the flames.
DR.. Panta.eoni has been obliged 10 leave
Rome a; last, considering the return OF The
priests TO absolute power dangerous circum.
stance for his personal quiet
|. is rumofed that the Pope IS To arrive OF his
Palace of Castle Gandolio, fourteen mules from
Rome, about the goth Of this month; but one
gets quite tired of lumors here, and nothing viii
be credited with respect TO his holiness until he
actually makes his appearance n person.
Accounts from Rome TO the ll;il August state
that owing 10 tho energetic remonstrauces oil The
French Ministers, certain degree OF hositaiIou
was apparent amongst the ill advisers Of the
Pope, and that there were some signs That the
mind Of The Ponlif was beginning 10 be en-
liz htened as to the true state o! olairs, and The
danger 10 which a continued ob,iinacy may
expose his temporal interests.
GERMANY.
Letters from Hamburg OF the 18th stale lhal
there ha, been no new disturbances III that town,
though The agitation continued 10 be very great.
A thousand PIussiaG troops had arrived Ia ASST
The battalion watch had been attacked 10y The
uopnlac.. and ulhcr rein!orcements were 10 ioi-
iuw Il WAS cxrec,.d that q Prussian garrison
would be lett in III, town. The number o; killed
on the l4lh was greater than had been al hfsi
supposed.
The Pfussian Government had determined to
demand Iull satisfaction from the Senate Of Ham,
burg, Tor assault, on the Prussian Infantry on The
18th August, when passing through that ciy
THE LEvANT.
I'm earthquake was felt al Smyrna on The sun
OF July. The shocks were very severe.
Letters from Xanle and Pal'as state that The
quantity CT The curfants this year is saof' ut The
las, by some five millions IN the aggregate; The
quality is also inferior, in consequence ol bat!
YEA her during The summer.
INDIA AND CHINA.
Tn. Overland Icdian Mail, win dates from
China 10 he 24.h June, and Calcutta 10 III July,
reached London On 20 h August. The mcrcan-
tile advices from India were highly satisfactory
bu, in China business VS. dull. TIE tranquility
OF IEdia had only been disturbed by an insuirec'
ton. on a small scale, in Gwalios. Hosiiitiei
were ab1u, 10 r:comm .nce between the British
in Lahore and Gholab Sing. Large bodies Of
Sikhs we're sail 10 be docking towards Cashmere
once more 10 Try The fortunes Of war against the
British, under The chieitain Gholab Sing.
Il ecnd deal o. business was doing between
Hung Koog AMI California, AMI many ships had
lei. Tor San Francisco. There vas vast dea
u piftcy in the Chinese waicrs. The iiish
ship Meander had Liberated compulsoriy an
Enssh subject, imprisoned b. The Portuguese
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