Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-08
IToREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
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NEWS r.

&. Hun a y ltdr ~ - - !, Genoa The
ma Republicans pa' aoD"
War in Denma 6 r-o, II J,hbs
n i a.s,;ca not having yet reached as' "o'" a.
Jersey City. Do,NcE
nrs.rE ON ITALIAN AFFAIRS:
The affairs Of The Continent are sun ~ hs,ch
distracted state, though tnete az
snots in the general gloom ,,o,d,v the
n.u.;dan, ri the Council of Ministers maui
ACCOMMODATION relative 10 the in'efSe"',o' -
$500 IN Iialy. He stated, IN suos'au.e' ',a'
- conner ,oup of the victories ea'heu eY ."e
, a.,;ans over the Piedmunese Wouiu oe .e"
,ahon, ,he whole OF Central ltaly .hd' d
e.;s;s aopeared 10 be imminent IN Tue no'n""
S,o,ss and lha, France would mol remain ~
5;f.rent 10 such state OF things; nc du.ea'
,hat he protection of natives OF France res,oen'
IaIv The necessity OF maintaining The lesi''-
male influence which France no iohs1. pp
.assed in Italy. an The desire which the fteneh
Government felt 10 contribute towards oudlu'us
for the Roman people good government oase.
nnon liberal institutions, rendered II a uu'y "
the cabinet 10 make use oil Inc hoer'y VIM. 49,,
Assembly had granted /" II by lis vote Oh '"e
1Olh OF March, TO occupy temporarily Inc "''''
tory OF that Peninsula. ;,l. ,or
The Minister said that II was impossne ~
him 10 cner upon further details. ou' % me ns
,.rv,n,ion OF France would arise ehcacious
Grants for the interest OF their The French poi'cy'
and for the cause OF liberty. On nnisnns M
sne,ch. NJ Odillon Barrol read prolec' OF i nno
Granting credit 10 the government ol ZVoo'o
erancs 70 meet the adtiona expenses required
for The support ON a war tooling during 'niee
months. OF the troops forming The eSped.Iion.
Atlhe request OF the Minister, the Asseuo's
Immediately me, in lis bureau TO appe IN. .o.n
on no
oyoist Of law in question. Inc comthuu'ee',u.
~ Inc council was listened 10 by The Assembly
9th profound silence.
"A Jules Favre presented the report oil Tue
committee, which was unanimous OF 'ne ulse",
~ demanded py the government a oeoa'e ensueu
IN The proiet OF law proposed ov VI. oui'!'h
Rae, Tine first clause, OF 200, 600 irabcs, 70
enable The government 10 meet Inc expense y
onuine the expedition 10 CiVha 'ecnrid w W
war footing, was passed oy woe Oh '.o W
making majority in ldVor Oh 'he eo'e'A'ne"
of liz. s..d ,.;,bou, ,t;Yi.
.;on ~ the Assembly. On The final ciVision,-
,nT Inc bill. 1873, against il l06-makins m@-
;or;,v OF 2S7; but on this OCCASION 'he ho'
1oinn ba wing abs,ained from votins inc 'o'a' mum
her Of votes was only 499, which Is one less man
the number required by The regulations. ~.
was consequently iul A second Vo'e was .a"eu
on The question on riiodJ, -, "
uas carried by a vote oil 3So 10 III.
ARMY SENT TO ROME
A. anpeaIs from the accoun's from Paris ha'
RI. oovernmepl had determined 10 senu an army
of $4,000 10 Rome, 10 assist Inc rope, oene'1 81
Gudinot TO command.
The President oil the Council says maj carr
will be taken 10 secure tree and lioeiai soVe'"-
menl 10 the Roman people
Rumors iwere in circulation IN fai,s on ms
~, IF, n ".
Gen. Lamoriciere is spoken OF Tor The MInis'b
~ War and General Bedeau for that OF Foreign
"A'"'' THE CHOLERA.
The cholera is largely on The increase In Far
:. end many persons OF opnlence have become
10 victims UP TO The l9ln there have been 1862
cases. OF which 1922 had proved iaaL
The closing prices OF lhs three per cents. was
90 IOL the FIVE per cents 20 10.
Germany &c still in a state OF great confusion
Tia prnssian Government is said TO have oban.
ed The ascent OF a lew Of he small States such
us..r cassfh BBIHSgicS and Wsmas' 70 me
hnt these form only small P"" =. =
cd m a MAN that would transfer The Imperial
dignity from the House 4 Hapsbureh 10 that Il
geanbenbursh; and Bavaria the third State in
Germany for population and influence, is scarce
lv less 40. Both France and Russia are slron.-
H. opposed 10 the change. All these difficulties
NAV perhaps be goi over II ne smaller States 81
Germany were unanimous IN iavor OF me uLi1h
with Prussia. Blu This is not the tact Hanover
whose assent is essential 10 The carrying our OF
the scheme. is not likely I, give il, and Saxony
has TOO strong a sense Of what lntefesls Il has IN
the way OF reconsliuting The German Empire on
the basis proposed al Frankfort; and even II they
couid be OVERCOME II is doubtful il she would as
sent
WAR IN HUNGARY.
The following significant paragraph appears
in the second edition Of The Cologne Gazette Of
the 18Th.
"A new Prussian note, bearing date April 10,
and Intended as an answer to The Austrian nbc
of the Sh has in ihe cleareSt and most un.Quiv-
ocal man ner declared 10 The Olmu'z Cabinet thai
the Prussian Government will moi be deferred
by the opposition OF the Austrian Ministry from
assisting with all its power IN speecy lorna
ton OF Union Confederate State, and u! IS frn-
ly resolved TO Uphold ana project the work. ms
sill be accomplished with the concurrence oil
the German Prince. In word, the relations o.
Aualra are assuming more warliSe appear
ance, and however oesirons the German C"uT'
may be TO keep on good terms with .the Olmulz
Cabinet public opinion Is TOO unanimous anu
strong in this case TO allow OF The popular &c.
mands being disregaded. The Austrian Empire
10 In as great difficulty ever Tor II IS clea from
the retreat OF all The division. OF the Austrian ar
my towards Peslh, that they have been repulsed
by the Hungarians. The Great struggle now IS
for the position of the Hungarian fortress OF Co.
morn on the Danube, which The Auslrians have
besieged isr several weeks and which The Hun
garians are endeavorins 10 relieve. II they
should succeed, he cause ~ ~ Id will DC d's-
perale in Hungary.
Cha,,.. 49,, ,h.,rL 10 .o,l IN, rosie, D.,
desky, inflicted a great injury on Austria, by
compelling the Austrian government TO detach
an army OF 10000 from Croatia TO Italy at the
breaking out OF the Sandman war This army
10 now fastening back | Hungary, and MAY
perhs pS arrive IN time 10 check The Hunsarians'
The Imperial army besieeing ComoIn IS now
exposed 10 threshold attack ilom The Nottn,
She South, and from The garrison OF the fortress
ilself The country surrounding Comorn is al!
but in The hands OF The Mayors, and Comoru is
but 20 leagues distant from Vienna Tn i'm
perial parry amongst the inhabitants - Pesil
are quitting The Hungarian caplai "td living 10
Gran, and then TO Raab and PreshcIs. Vienna |
papers OF the l4th furnish positive Information
of the occupation OF the impoItan; pos,on taken |
by The HungarIans. The details OF hls action
are given bv he German papers, aud are 70 the
effect that Windischsralz, At the mead OF the hes,
regiment, opposed The progress OF Inc Hunea-
ElduS III tuc uieShOH VI oouhoius - oS.SS -
gagement ensued, in which the superior lacics
Of the Magyars proved irresistible.
ITALY.
Italy is still in indescribable confusion. The |
Republicans have been put down in Genoa, after
having had the command Of that beautiful city |
for nine days. In Tuscany there had been
general rising in favor of the Grand Duke, and
tho man who was recently die ator is now IN
prison. The landing of the French at Civia |
vecchia, will doubtless, put an end 10 the Ro
mao Republic, and be followed by the restora-
ton of the Pope. Venice is besleged by the
Austrians by sea and land, and must surrender
SICILY.
SACK OF CArANIl.- Sicily the struggle has
commenced with dreadful ferocity. and des-
pesate battle took place on Good Friday between