Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.

FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.
Prom the London Times of The 25lh March
we condense the following summary Of the
news:
In London il was stated that the navigation
laws could not be carried, and that they would De
rejected in the House OF Lords. a change Of
Ministry was therefore expected.
FRANCE--PARIs, Sunday, March -, III A.
MA Pans letter OF SUNDAY, the 25lh, says
Gieat agitation prevailed in Paris last night ana
Yesterday afternoon. Arrangements were collect
ed 10 various quarters The town was patIoled
by strong detachmenls both VI cavalry aud IN
fanlry during The night. A popular movement
Tor tomorrow continues 10 be spoken OF. The
,roops were everywhere under arms yesterday
and last night. Those who are quarlered 10 the
Banlieu and The detached forts round Paris have
been consigned to their barracks for The iasl TWO
days.
The progress OF The cholera in Paris continues
10 be slow, and The disease has not changed lis
mild character. 100 cases have Teen recorded
since It's appearance on the 9Ih instant, ana ~
deaths, being an average OF 7 cases pc. day
The majority OF the persons tackled had been
previously enieebled by sickness.
The Government has received a teegraphic
despatch announcing that The Piedmontese army
crossed the Ticini in three divisions on the night
of the 20lh. They were commanded by The hiog
in person. The. following day an affair OF al
vanced posts look place, which was not altenoed
with any important result
The Austrians are sail 10 have evacuated Ia.
via, and letired on Lodi, where Radetskl was
concentrating his army, with the intention OF CIV
ing battle to the Piedmonlese, 10 the hope that 2
victory would open 10 him The road TO TURN. II
defeated, the King will retire on Genoa.
4.t,A &c IN In
momen, The Auslrians shall sci their foot upon
the Pontiical territory. II consists It $4,000
men.
Napoleon Bonsparte left on The 23i for Mad
rid, 10 enter on his functions as M,nis'er OF me
French Rspne!ia a. 'uast scausqn Is &Hs Ga
sires TO be in Paris during the elections.
N. Olozaga, who lett Tor Paris about fort
night ago, is expected here tomorrow or the mex
day. The arrival OF General Narvez The cap
iial is again talked Of.
The Archbishop OF Paris has handed 60OOOt
TO the Pope's Nuncio, being the first insa men'
OF he collection made in the churches OF Paris
tor hts Holiness.
ITALY.-By decree OF The l7h OF Prince
Eugene Of SAVOY, a credit Of two millions OF
francs is opene. Tor the expense Of arms Tor Int
National Guards. BY another decree credit OF
three millions is opened 10 provide tor the imme-
diale mobilization oi part Of The National Guard
as directed by law OF the Is, OF August lS48.-
Every battalion OF 600 men is 10 furnish by LII
$40 men OF modified guard.
10 the sitting of the 18Th. Chamber OF Depu-
ties of Turin, the bill was conterring eXtraordi.
nary powers on Government, and for laying GER
tain restrictions upon the press and pub ic meet
Ings during the war, was the subject OF an ami
mated discussion. The first article, giving Gov
eminent the power Of arrest and search, was
adopted.
A.-The Piedmon,ese Gazette
quotes letter from Como OF the 10Th, stating
that the Austrans have evacuated that place,
and carried off the boilers OF the steamers, 10
make them useless 10 the insurgents. BY pro-
clanalion OF the municipality OF Milan, vol
un;ary gratui,ous municipal guard is Instituted,
to provide Tor interna tranquility in concer, with
The military.
The Genoa Gazette Of he I9'h states that the
Aus,rians have evacuated The Vale d'IDelv.-
IL is said that Tuscan troops are marching to.
wards Paullo, on the Mudenese territory. The
Mcdenese troops have abandoned Castenuove.
Gen. Haynau has burnt the small town OF LoI-
CO, at the mouth OF The Adige, containing about
$500 Inhabitants, on pretence OF their having
aiding deserters TO reach Venice in their boats
The Alba, OF Florence, oil the l7lh, states that
a courier have left Genoa with despatch 10 the
i
men,, demanding contingent OF 10000 men,
and 100000 scuii TOR The Italian army The
sane coulter is afterwards to proceed to Rome,
aud demand OF The Roman Republic contingent
of double the above one.
The principal leaders Of the ultra Republicans
have left Rome and accepted ole mission
abroad. Even Cicerraccho has proceeded 10 Tus-
cany under the ptetext of iraiernizng with the
Tusesns..- The greatest anarchy prevailed al
Rome, and the people even regretted the Govern
ment OF Sterbini
TURKEY.-The Deusche Allsemeine Tei-
tung contains some statements respecting The
differences between the Sublime Porte and toe
Russian Cabinet. We learn from them that the
Sultan held Cabinet Council on the 3nd inst
at which the Ambassadors OF England, France
and Austria were present. and in which the Aus
TRAN Ambassador manifested much Zeal in be-
halt of The Russian demands. A term of 40 days
has been given 10 the Sultan TO consider whether
or no, he will allow The Russian feet TO pass
through the Black Sea 10 Naples. The cores
pondent of the Deulsche Allgemeine Zeu,ing
presumes that the permission will be given, and
the Sultan will be induced TO agree TO The contin
ned occupation OF the Dannbian prncipailies
by the Russian troops.