Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-24
Arriva1 Of the Caledonia
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM E,Incn,
Tc.esrarhed Tor The Baitim6re Amerlc,,
Il. u. q. w

o'clock last evening, ara vii te cue a. :.
wharf in Boston a! an early hour Saturday to,.
noon. VIZ
The Caledonia has As passengers for
exclusive oi The 10 OF the AZ survivors - %,
il! lated barqae Charles Bartlett, Of Plynsri1e
Mass.. VIZ. Bartlett master, which on Wesr.a'
day 81 Il Jare, al half past 3 O'clock D =,
was run down By HE Steamship Eutcr,
sank in three manles, with l34 OF The pa,s s ae
ard crew. 50
The catastrophe occurred during des.,, 8.
and although the boats OF lhs Europa were y
s:auly lowered, aud every possible as.;,,..
rende ed cnly 43 out OF the l76 SOILS on hoa.s
wee saved. The captain, sccunl male. and
of tne crew are among The survivors. The r.
ropa is acquitted oil all blame, not only hv ,ts
survivors, bu, by unanimous voice ofIhs R,,.s
press and public. A subscription Of f3s2 NE.
promptly raised by The rasssrger,~ei ii. e.
ropa, 10 which the pcop'etcTs have alded fM
Tney likewise offer - carry he whole o, Inc -,
vivors from Boston TO New York, free Of als,
pense.
The Charles Bartlett was bound from I.o,,o,
10 New Yolk, with emisrans, ard had ca bo,,d
$50 IONS o! merchandise, consisting chi,a, =
lead and chalk.
Il B. Forbes, E.q, passenger In the Eumr,
behaved with surprising galianiry npon he ccca.
sion. and has tecn presented with he eol. meal
Of The Liverpool ShipwIeck ard Humane Socie.
".
The Europa sustained no material damage by
the collision.
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRANCE AND ROME-SrRaESpea q
TiiE ETERNAL CITY. The |. c,sla,ive Assembly
has been The scene oi mEch turbulence and re.
-. II. ~
ic spirit which marks the proceedings Of he
GovtrDmtrt is having The a C, 10 uni.e varou,
seclious OF The Assembly, MT heretofore iienoly.
into compact opposition T. he Barrett Mini. rs
and in defence oil Tcrubiicaaism. Towarcs he
close OF the Suing on Wefnesda, evening soue
aslcEishmenl was created among he mem. ers
by NJ Grandcn declaring lha! another movement
was in preparation. The slaemsu, however.
was vaguely given by The tlon. member, and an.
peared 10 have no touGta,ion in fact, SO Iha, |,
soon ceased 10 produce any impression.
On The Both ult. The z nsl'luenI Assembly Il
Rome filming that lurher resistance 10 tie
French aims would be in vain, ceased tcs,ililits
and virtually surrendered The E,eraal CITY 10 he
besiegers. On the 18Th uli an Official noifca.
lion was made TO The French legislative AS
sembly, that in consequence Of The arrangement
entered into between Gen. Oldnol and the Re.
man riunyiraie The gates Of PAROLE Porica aid
Pancfazzia had been thrown open 10 The Frena
troops, who were adopting measures ior The i'm.
mediate occupation of Rome which wonld tale
place with pcf!ec, que;ness An! order.
Tbs communication produced deep sensa.
ton in The chamber.
a correspondent writing from Paris says, Just
as The Bcu-se was closing il was saed, positive
~, that The Goyernmen, had received Gen. Ou.
dinol's dispatches, announcing lie entry Ct tie
French army into Rome on the 81 and that lhty
were received with aco nations BY lae people,
The divisions oil Garibati have beer corcu:,d
TO Cevita Vecch;a, where they wouli lay down
their arms.
Two divisions II The army would 3, lodged
ana maintained by The Roman Government.
The Funds rose on The reception 0. this utws
per cent
Just previous 10 The reception Of the decisive
news from Rome, Gen. Bedau left Pari, u he
command OF the army in Italy. Gen. Oudnc.
had been ordered home in disgrace Atrafg-.
mens were also promptly made 10 Increase tae
army of Italy TO $4,000 men. Immediately en-
me reception Of The news OF the surrender If
Rome TO Gen Oudinol, leesraphic despatch
was sent TO Marseies, desiring Gen. BeJau 10
wait there for fresh instructions BET, re proceeding
10 Rome.
According 10 the reports in he diplomatic cir.
Giles Of Paris, on Thursday, the General is 10
lake the place OF NJ. y Hafcour, as amba,a>
dor, aud is also charged with a mission 10 NJ (.
shall Radesky, 10 negotiate all military matters
respecting The occupation of Italy.
II sppears certain thar Gen. Lamo!ciere 60
10 ST Petersburg as ambassador, and that lie is
10 protest asains, The Emperor taking any palt
in thc Affairs OF i.aly.
A mole from the Ffeach Government has been
sent 10 Prussia on The sutjec, Of .Mujctate., but
il is not o! al In'riebdiy mature; on inc cofHalY
the relations with Prussia are on a very saislsc.
tory :ootiDG.
Tnr Army Of The Alps has been tisbandcl
HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA.-An official
bullc in has been issued by the Austiars an.
bouncing the compulsory retirement OF lie
Hung.Tians from Rsah. III are said 10 have
relreated towards Acts previous TO the capture OF
city Gen. Georsy declined 10 give The Aus
tisns battle al Raab, and was continuing his
IeiIcat towards Gran, which will impose upcn
the Austrian and Russian armies the necessity
of leaving some 10000 mea before Comorn.
Nevertheless Georsy would never have aban.
doned Raab except With the ir.sEti. n q De ach.
ing portion OF his to:ce aeaius, Psskewich.
A second edition 81 tie London Herald SAYS
that rumor prevailed in Paris, originating in
VIZ Ashi 1'SSOptJJ
had obta an immsGse advantage over the
Russians in The vicinity OF Raab. The Rus.
SLAMS are said 10 have lost len thousand uen
al Fiumc.
A conspiracy has been discovered asaiasl The
Auslrians.
a desp rate battle was Tough. on he 29h oil.
between The Prnssians and the insurgents in tie
neishoorhood OF Calascuc and Musi.nnsled,P,
between the Towns OF Carlserhue and Radsatt.
The insurgents were defeated.
Gen. Penekin has taken possession OF Berlin.
ENGLAND.-The quarterly sia.em.nl Of lie
revenue was published on Tuesday, and whtn
compared with last years exhibits a considerable
falling Of. In the cu>inns OF the quarter thee
Is a DECREASE Of f3I9.055; 10 the excise there IS
decrease Of f453 20l; The aggregate decrease
E1122o6. The increase is f275 4a5 and The
net: tal!iae-oit upon he quarter, Ei93, $50
The Lonton election took Ilace on Wednes'
day, and resulted in The re election ol Baum
Iothschil! BY an overwhelming majority. TIE
event is regarded as an unmislakcab.e sign Of
the determination d. i"e citizens 10 secure VIVA!
is called full religions Liberty The opposing
candidate was Lard I'm Manners, who was
beaten BY a mi fi,y Of over three thousand.
la the course Of debate in Parliament, Lord
Palmfrston expressed confident hope that ne
President OF The UGi'ed States will ir his annr-
al message 10 Congress. propose change in re
American Navigation Laws corresponding VIII
that which will come into operation in GIea Br:-
tain on he ii OF January next.
IRELAND -Pubiic attention in lteiaNt IS
ABSORBED in ihc promisei visit Of the q rea,
Which is arnotn ed to take place during lne fret
or second week in August. The anticipated Vi.
sit seems TO have brought abnu an entire otlis.
ration OF all party feeling. In Dublin Tr6nara-
lion, are being made 70 receive Her; .esy
win every demonstration of Loyalty arr 'adec.
ion.
The CRoPs. -Concurrer, statements from al!
paris Of Ireland and England coHhrm previous
reports OF The cheering prospects Of Inc approach
ing harvest.
COMMERCIAL SUMMARY
LIVERPOOL, July The results OF tbs weeks
business are highly satisfactory in alros every
branch OF trade, il, perhaps, we except CO.. nal
produce. Many Signs If f,mues.. a,tiviiy ald
confidence. A Sigh, improvement, vii DC ne
,iced in The value Of whea, nonr an. cotenI