Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-08
VOLUME XLVi.-NUMBER ?.

| octoIe mai CITY. On me next CAV the Russians
etnrnei |" the charge fighting like heroes Tor SIX
COCA hours before giving up lie confess, whipped.
add fe'rea!et on Rohen,ham Benz he, ~ ntt
ne CITY and pushed on alter he enemy hi, un-
expected appearance in thai quarter iusra I'D the
'iesish OF lht Russian general 10 await rer tnrce.
'nenis al mat point. he forced 10 reire Il 10
ais dehles, INTO which Benz followed. scm.liv
IRVING MN clear on OF Tran>y!vania ,nto Wal
laohia Having thus rid his counrry Of iht pre
sence OF the main Russian army, he promp,ly
c"unief-marched upon Cion>tadl, and entered
Inc CITY without striking blow, The Russian
garrison flying before him, over mo Wailacb,a
Of course. LEARNING OF The arrival and po>i,,,n
81 Puchner in Tfansylvania, though himself
covered with w"unts, he led his already over.
marc cd and oyer-foughi troops upon MN win
Out moments delay. BEN thus took pychner
anu ms Ausirians by surprise Soon alter his
nuSies sounded wilhin hearing distance OF the
Austrian camp, II was ascerIained that the TAI or
were actually abandoning heir general without
hflDs shot. and t'nchner, 10 Save MS lite i'm
media,ely fed with the remnant OF his lroon, for
The Wailachian frontier. On the 26!h ult. he had
reached Rmnik with he remains Of his amy
Il was not Tear which produced the deserli,n Of
PuchneTs forces, but INDIGNATION produced by
| Inc interference III Russia in Austrian and Hum
| sarian affairs. The truth is, even joseph Ffete-
TICK common soldiers begin 10 realize thai they
are being made by their master 10 fight heir cu n
iei!oW'cilizens and brothers Of Hungary TO sub
serve The purpose Of The Emperor OF Russia
Inn deseIton being an indication OF widespread
uisaHection N The Austrian armies, is regarded
oy Inc English and French liberal papers as of
more importance IN It's ultimate Consequences
han The remarkable victories that have ciowned
! Bem's arms.
II The spcculations OF the liberals, writer's are
worthy OF the least confidence Gen. BEN now
Mods IN ms hands ne solution OF the question of
| western European progress. They saw that upnn
| his next sep depends The future Of llaiy Tur-
Key AMI Hungary II he takes the road 10 Bu.
charesl, he AT once carries The war into Wal,
lacha, where The Turks stand ready 10 ION
| shields with him, and thus CON menca me contest
with Russia thai musl be maintained in the end
The Sultan, ioiesorIng the design OF Russia IN
attack his dominionS, has PM fnll 80 U0t men
in harness. He knows that the cond,,op of
things in Hungary and Western Europe has
a one delayed The grand demonstration against
Consianlinople, .. which, Russia's torcib;e occu
patton Of WalIachia and Moldayia was but q
necessary preliminary. He therefore under
stand, The advantage 10 result 10 him from brino
ing On The contest Just now-Wh hen his enemy il
surrounded with Inc difficulties he 50 desires IN
md himself Che CZar) OF, before opening this
var, and wheh he (tne Su!taB) will be aided by
Aur dIISt tu-bIridVDH u! DEM whose
alone carries with il a prestige worth the devices
Of an army oil malt hundred thousand men.
BEN was undoubtedly preparing 10 move On
Bucharest, desicnIn. 10 reach thai point, II Dos
sole by Easter morning. Once there and he
has crossed The demonstrating FIRE 10 ex-
lend 10 The Caspian sea. At the moment ne
shows himself before Bucharest, the Turks will
commence operations against Russia al every
point on their frontier within striking distance;
r,,r,r
fighting the Sultan, and endeavouriDa TO rrprpss
instructions IN her own provinces. wiho..
troubling herself w;,L = :. rss'"Cd ION" OF wes-
- ,narero now stand in HIM.
gary, Austria Can do llle or nothing in the nav
ot ioilowin, up her schemes Tor he virtual sub.
luga;ion oil northern Italy; and much less Tor The
restoration Of The Pope, whose affairs seem 10
have been entirely forgotten in Europe for he
week, in The midst of such stirring events affect
inc qnes,i OF so much more importance Than
ina, oil his reuIn 10 powe-.
The conduct OF Radelzkis lieutenant al Bres.
cha, whose citizens revolving, were soon con-
qupred having their city burnt over their heads,
proves what the plea Of "lhe peace Of Europe"
is worth. Every person caught with arms in
his hands was taken To the great square and shot.
The Brescians, (northern Italians. sympathizng
with Charles Albert, rose against their Austrian
guard just when il was expected that the battle
vi NaSuTTd WOuIu CUlut Ou. IHey lOuBHl ike
patriots and true soldiers, as they were; conies-
ting every inch Of ground and all houses in the
principal streets Of their own town Fire-the
lorch-drove them from their covering; and one
and all, every insurgent taken was murdered,
by The orders of RajeZki, IN cold blood. SO
much for the moderation and humanity marking
the course of Austria in her Italian policy, Of
which The Courier and Enquirer preached mag.
nllpquently few days ago
The revolt at Genoa IS looked upon by the
English aud French liberal jornals as but addi
ilonal proof that Austria can only hope 10
quench the Italian fire Of liberalism after her
fashion al Bre.cia-that Of Santa Auna at Coli
ad, You will remember.
The Cambria brings US rot line from Rome
or concerning His Holiness Pious TX, who is
somewhere 10 southern ltaly-the King of Ma
plies only knowing just where.
On the I9h nostiitits between Sicily and
| Caiabria on the one side anu Naples Tor rather
rs tyranI on The other WIRE Ia have fecommen-
eel, the armisiice expiring on that day. But
| rom lhr signs in that quarter, Ferdinand J. 10Th
10 throw The fl :, stone. perceive IN me French
and English papers a very general impression
mat the rebels are more han ma CHI o him, as
| m tiers NV sand; ni> subjec Immediately At
home being ben on making revolution the mo-
menl his army may De holly engaged with these
two provinces.
Fo.n The abb synopsis y,ur readers wil nn-
dersand that the embarrassmenls surrounding
me ,nree arch enemies OF European libeiai>m-
the govefnme Is OF Russia, Austria. and Naples
have assumed an aspccr totally d.fiefen! from
their apprarsnce as viewed through IN. news
brought ny The Europa. "All is los, ihen' cfi-
cd The Tribune. 'All is won" echoed lhe Cour-
er, (meanine by usria, and Russia.) expect
Tomorrow 10 fint the Courier iepeallng what UqS
The Tfbune's cry, and the latter the Conflef's;
apologlsing, however, Tor sympaihlzins IN
cause having :or lis leaders men sncb as head
the libef party ol Italy. They go" democIa-
| cy-no F"urersm, 'ake II.
Simultaneous win the PRONUNCIATION in Eng.
| land Of the truth concerning Bem's expiolts and
| intention Of going into WalachIa the reIrogra-
dlsrs OF The king ION began 10 began 10 plead in
| acva ice against the Necessity TOR English sup
| porl 10 Turkey in her probable war with Russia.
| Their efforts dis2u The iaci that Russia has
/ forced TuIkey ioprepare 10 attack her as the sui
| rans only safely are almost auahably feeble
| Russia invades her PROVINCES under sPecious
1 preieXt, proceeds 10 lake measures 10 MAXI her
/ piani movement against CunsaDnOple sure
one, and replies 10 protests against her course
ana warnings 10 OH the Sultan'S drnIInlons,
! with false and speclous excuses and cerisons.-
She assumes thr rights Ia Interfere IN The Au:tTi
an and Hungarian affair." and gels "her iout in
III Turkey, finding her involved, so that until
| she can got on ol tha' dilemma hcf second move
! aoa,nt Cun>,aniinope is felayed, very sehs,hy
/ lases advantage OF her Hungarian IasI pas 10
4 fd herself Crutkey) OF all danger o" the score
4 OF Rnssia's Consaninople scheme. Russia, not
| Turkey, is therefore really Inc author 81 This I'M
! pending ns y war; and England hound, both by
treaty and by the nslinci Of sef.p:eserva lpn, 10
/ oppose any move The former may make towards
| the Mediterranean. The grace-oi-Gvd people
see that England can now hardly avoid beng
drawn into The confess, in favor oil LIBERALISM, oil
course; ami they tremble over me tnoush' OF me
amount of assistance she is destined Qhongh Un-
willing Iear) 10 ihus render the cause OF CONT
mental progress Up 10 the sailing II the Cam
bfia. there was coniiai understanding between
france and England a 10 Tie course they would
pursue. il forced 10 take part IN lhe threatened
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