Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-04
Fumt,,GN IN. ELLiGENCE.
ADDITIONAL EXTRACTS aY rne CALEDONIA.

OF little imp rance. exc +; !hu, par oi II f'iei'
ring 10 TIE rras.ess r ths ailr d lmpciiSilss 10
the war thew are wasias upon Hungary
q GREAT BRifAlN.--Tde s.ate vi The i.lsn
empire is qaie', and apparently prosperous. to-
litical discussion seems - have been hasheu iet
time o. common coasent- iiten inc aeeou"'S :
of the @ Ieen's vsH ~ lIela: and Scotland, NJ q
ceased 10 a,tract alie0lon. She had passed over
10 Scotland. And We no.ice IN lhs latest London
papers descrip ions OF her reception IN d.assuW,
and other points in Scotland.
FRANCE.-On The 9Th and ION OF Angus,
the ASS .mbiy d ,c,sssd and patssd bill tor The
appointment OF high coar. OF jus ice for The
trial of the persons charged win participating
in the alleged revolutionary attempt, OF the. losh
of June. IN.
The Min er OF Finance presented two oihs-
one imposing tax OF one FER cent on a.! ~.
comes; add The olher impt sing certain 'aAes on
donations of properly, and sabJeciins goseln!usu
and other stocks and shares 10 toe same uu.ee w
transfers by inheritance or donauon, Is are 'n.po-
sad on other kints OF properly. LUG neA. o'asi
OF the day was the DISCUSSION OF me OH !oi le
moving The stale OF siege from falls. W. oah.
,eyra proposed an amendment, extending Inc
msasnre 10 Lyons; bu, the proposal was rejected
NV majority oil 399 to $40, aid the bill was then
adopted. -
tween one OF The Napo!eons, cousin OF the tTe-
,idenr, and an aged democratic member OF ihe
Chamber, named CASTER, which, with The ccLs.-
ouenl proceedings, we ipd this described:
Gan application from the Auorney.Geaerai OF
Besanquon for leave 10 prosecute Two representa-
lives, NJ NJ Sommicr and Richafdet, for the pub
LEGATION OF seditious article. in the Democratic
.Jurassisnns, OF which the laucr is editor, gave
rise 10 long and stormy discussion, and lwo
inculpaled members protesting strongly against
The application, N Darstc read one Ct The anu
cles, Restoration of the political scafold.' when
he came TO The following passage referring TO the
execution OF the assassin u General Brea
where was The President lie WIS resting from
the fa,igues Of the ball Of the ugh, before, and
recruiting strength for lbe ball Of the next night
What WAS 1t 10 hint Had he Rot his 60O.0o0
francs a-year 10 speudT Gaslier, an aged re-
presenlalivc, belonging 10 The leil, exclaimed, IL
is quite true!' Nj. Pierre BoDapare, VINO hap
peued 10 be sitting near him, Immediately gu
dressed him and sad, oh, you do 20! kno" my
cousin, or you would mol say SO. II Is not Hoe.
The other reloried 'Oh, know belleii II IS qune
,rn,, M. Pierre Bonapaue then said, mo, j
saw i, Is not On which NJ. CASTER hastily ex-
claimed, You are an imbecile,' which was re-
piled 10 on the instant by slap on The face from
NJ. Pierre Bonaparte.
nThe members OF the LEFT Immediately rushed
10 the assistance OF M. CASTER and those Of the
right TO protect M. Pierre BInapaHe. The vsa-
eis ran up to stop the tumult, bu, the crowd had
in a moment become SO compact that they were
unable to effec, their object. A number OF men,
bers were then secn struggling together, aud The
confusion was Of mos, painful description; - mat
The President al once put on his hat. 10 intimate
that the sitting was suspended. The struggle,
however, went on, unii al The end OF abor. leu
minutes, the members Of the dense crowd gradu-
ally Enclosed their hold AMI, with The disarran.
ged dress and heated faces, Withdrew 10 their
places On the resumption OF the sitting, NJ. Du-
pin, the President, suggested The appointment OF
q commilee 10 inquire into the facts, and 10 ap-
ply Ia the Two members the penal enactmens OF
The l20th regulation OF he Assembly, namely,
cersure and temporary exclusion. This prcpo'
sal was received with cfiss tfom the isii, 'Iheie
was no provocation.'
aAt this moment NJ. Pierre Bonaparte re-
entered the hall. and having assembled the Tribune,
sad-"I beg pardon from The Assembly, and
deeply regret q moment OF vivaciiy, which was
excited by The most violent and personal provo
cation. hope the Assembly will no! follow The
affair any larlher II Will De settled elsewhere.
M. Odnon Barroi observ, d that the police VI The
hail excl usively belonged 10 the Prrs ident and
the bureau, bur he assured the Assembly that no
later ,hau Inc following day Judicial proceedings
would be taken. The President then announced
that he had written TO the Attorney. General 10
commence proceedings, aud M. CASTER with
great difficulty ob aimed hearing. tie pro'es-
Ted vehemeaty against the outrage offered 10
him. M. Dupin observed that the moment ne
had heard OF The incident, he had ordcrct. both
parties 10 be taken INTO ,uSody. This statement
elicired another explosion on The lei', and "a Du.
pin, being unable 10 re-establish silence, again
covered himself, ard invited The Ass mb.y 20
adjourn TO the bureauy. In a lev minu rs the
hail was c,m 1leely cleared When Inc sitIing
was resumed he auh ,fz,,ion 10 prosecute
NM. Sommer and Ric1dFcel was granted by
462 {, 63. Several Eloiey bills were Afterwards
pass.d
aOn the llth, tho President prcsenlet a re.
QUESTION for authority 10 prosecute NJ. Bona
par e,for the outrage committed The previous day
This was granted unanimously The ministry
introduced a bill 10 rrsiore 10 active service
the general officers placed on half pay ty the
Provision i Government, tho ems m5ie of which
was carried by 357 20 Isl. Authorization 10
prosecute Nj TREAT, cx-MiDis:cr Of Pubic
Worss, was unanimously refused Oh the rc
cunmenda,on OF the committee. After the
transaction Of some other busiaess, NJ. lie
grange submitted proposltila for the ,eleasc
OF the convcls taken with arms III their haLd,
10 the June Instruction, bat the ASSEMBLY
passed 10 the oIder of the Gay. NJ. oauteyra
afierwards rose TO address interpela ions 10 the
ministry respecting the state Of siege, but al
the members of the right having left The hall,
NJ. Salteyra thought proper TO quit the tribune,
and the Assembly adjourned to The LIST Of Octo-
Ger. Several members Of he left having cried
ayise Ia Republique,' voice, on tho right re,
piled, 'Not yours, we hope"
HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA.
Our last accounts gave us inio.malion of the
caplurs of Raab by the Hurgarians, abou, the
Cd OF August. Raab is large town OF the
,<,f he napn N ~ ~
river Raab with the former stream. IL is an
important place. and has been used since The ar.
rival OF the Russians in The cuunlry As depo,
of arms, clothing ald stores, for the allied ar
mics. The affair proves IL have been very
brilliant and fortunate che fer the tlIngarians
ard the loss 10 The lmperialiss . greater lhan
was represented in the fitst reports, favorable "a
they were Tor The cause VI The patriots. A cor,
respondent Of the London ChrUncl. describes
the battle and captures Of the place as follow,
He is thoroughly in the Aus.ro-Russian inlcr:s.:
VIENNA, Aug. 1.-The loss VI tn" Imperial.
lists al Comorn was very considerable. Inc a
tack on the Austrian lines was ably ey cued
our right flank al Mocsa, GDd rear on PnsZ;a,
Esem ana Hsrkaly, being nenanccd at the same
moment, and our retreat on Reah COT eff The
enemy employed 5000 lnen, four hussar divis
ions, and twenty Jour guns in this ioray; ard
were enabled BY making a detour, 10 enclose
Barbo's position. The Austrian artillery fought
with obs inacy-so much SO, tina, all lhc com.
nsuders were either killed Cr wounded, ard only
one man lef. to work each gun. A twelve pound
BAKERY was les, there being bur one gunner
remaining. OUT oil one battalion, 'Paumgar-
tem,' originally upwards OF thousand strong,
only Two hundred survive IL tell The tale. a
lancer regiment was decima,ed.
We suffered greatly in o:her respects; the mag
azines and stores lha, had been heaped up in
Raab ard Pfusz Lorvad becoming their prey
mot TO mention ice 2,750 beeves parsIy taken
and partly driven away BY t4e rebels. Accord,
ing to the last accounts, Raab was weakly gar
rison,d by them. From:5 coo to 5000 men lay
encamped al 81. Ivan, aud smaller number
w.re on The Schultz, (major aud minor.) The
troops in aud about Presbrrg, whose destination
is the circle round ComoIn, may be rated al %