Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15

FRANCE.
II is said that N. Napoleon Bonaparte mas oaeh
ecalled, or rather dismissed from Macfio. Cei-
ain il is. that he was known 10 be on his way 70
Paris. M. Napoleon is reported to nave PROBES
ed against the suicidal intentions oil France ~
he affairs OF Rome. The Journal Des Dsoa's
announces that The French Minister al Iurln mas
,een instructed by ms government TO IeIec. 'he
erms OF peace attempted 10 be enforced by war
hal RadeIsky Il ADDS that orders have oeen
10 the Sarlini.n Admiral Aioin', 10
remain in the Adriauc until the existing dlfilcui
les have been removed. ln the Assembly, On
he 23c the bill for Identifying The propTe'ors OF
slaves in the French Colonies, passed us sec"nu
readiug-lhe bill allows six millions oil francs 81
the per cent Renles and six millions OF francs
in money--one.eighih part OF the SIX m'ii'ops u
rentes which goes IN the COLONIES oil uuaaaioupe'
aud The Isaud Of Bourbon, IS 10 go
10 The establishment OF Bank in each oil these
colonies. The sitting OF the 4th was entirely occn-
MED in considering The bill introduced by Genl.
/ e moricer Tor the organization OF Inc army
he proposes 10 abolish draining by conscflplioh
and 10 make every one liable 10 military service :
M, Fra pold, The envoy extra vi The Roman lePuo'
lie has presented a protest 10 The Government
AGAINST the expedition TO Civila Vecchia. He de-
clares that his Government was willing 10 accept
the mediation of France, and the fact was mace
known 10 the French Government on The I'm;
The ony answer he got was, that France coue
moi negotiate with what lid not exist; mat Rome,
so far as France was concerned, was the POPE;
that France inieTpused all order 10 prevent 'o'
violent a revolution, 10 order that the ptincipfe
Of separa ion might be applied as largely as P,s-
s,ble in the administrator OF The State. Inc
6rmness and consistency Of Louis Napoleon
have thus far beled The predictions Of his enc
mics, and even the hopes Of his ifiend>. In i
recent conversation he is stated 10 nave saiu, 'he
Leeilimists have projected me as means OF az
stfoying The syste, which IS closing around me.
The Red Republic has voted ior me to save iIsen
from the martial law of Cavaignac. have
been used as wedge, 10 keep up the rotten walls
and protect Them from Ealing on each o!her-
thew thought me wedge oil wood-they Will hGd
Iorn one OF iron. Fears continue 10 be expressed
IA 10 The fidelity oil The army, among when me
sn,r;t of socialism is affirmed TO prevail more ex-
,ensively Than is generally admitted. As EVIL
dence of lhi. TACT, it is stated that The 9h res-
ment of light infantry, aud the sd regiment Q!
The line, were ortered TO quit Paris, on The 22d,
Al tour hours notice, in consequence Of some az
nearance of disafectioD. just before The squad
ron got under weigh from Marsellles, fof CiV'a
Vecchia, General Oudinot issued proclama-
zion. ia which he tells his troops that the Govern
ment. being resolved to maintain, IN all quarters
of The globe, their old and legitimate influence,
would no, allow The desinles oil tae ltalian peo-
ole 10 be a, the mercy OF a foreign power, or
nar,v which is but minority. II has conticed
10 its charge, SAID he, the French flag, for Us 10
cloak in The Roman lercilory, as striking sym.
bal of our sYmpathies. The Government has
anproprialed Eve hundred thousand francs 10
0nard against The spread OF the Cholera. During
RI. last six months the Cholera has attacked
fourteen departments, and fallen on ooO per
sons-2 500 OF whom have died. In 1857 Toe
Cholera ragged in 70 departments, and TOOK IN
$4,000 inha cilanls. Cholera cases are dl'ap'
The staple industry of Paris Is gradually i'm
proving. An Ens fish house has made purchase.
in Paris establishment OF SILK lace 10 such al
extent as 10 raise the price on he article not les
than 40 per cent. Another English house has
made purchases 10 such an extent in the ribbon
and silk manufactures that il difficult 10 salts
fy the demand. Four great establishments ir
millinery are more actively employed in com.
petlns orders for the next season, received trcm
the United States, and in other fashionable arli
Giles the same progress is percepiibie. There is
NOT man in the coach making trade who can
not mud full work, and the same applies TO the
cabiael making
DENMARK AND PRUSSIA.
Ihe town OF holing, which lies about mile
and halt from the iro ntier OF Sctleswis and len
from The frontier OF Fredoupa was taken by the
Schleswig troops under General BORN on The
20in instant lighting continually for many hours
10 the streets before The Town was evacuated by
the DaEes The loss in killed and wounded IS
not given. Hamburg papers OF The 24,h contain
no further intelligence lrom Kalding, except that
xne ciy has suffered muca from fire. The Ger
man troops are in quiet possession. Ii is asceI-
hau hpa alyan End,
pold, king OF the Belsians to act the part of me-
dialor Whether he will or not accept This off &c
is NOT yet known, the last accounts were that The
Danes were assembling in large numbers 90 The
heights beyond Kadng.
PRUSSIA.
II was rumored al Berlin, on The 18th, lha! the
King Of Prussia had determined 10 accept The i'm
perIal C, own, on condition that IN. accordance OF
The constitution should be sus,, until alter
iu ;eVisiu6 4 the sum. oi Tie Chambers on 22a
resolution accepting the constitution as il stands
was strongly opposed by Count Brandinbu,g 10
Ihe name OF the government, alleging that The al.
rendered impossible for Prussia 10 accept ii un.
the resolution was, however, car.
ried by majority OF l79 10 l59.
AUSTRIA.
The Auslrians have been again defeated in
a general battle, aud Weldon, The best General
IN The Austrian service, as he has been called,
mas mol been more successful against the Mag
vars than was his predecessor. On the 20h,
Welcen concentrated all his forces, wi,h.ra wing
wen the garrison iron The Pesin az. from The
camp 10 The neighborhood of Ofen, 10, The puI-
pose OF making general combined attack up.
On the Hungarian forces, Weldon attacking
them in the 'front.' and Jeiachicn and Selfish Ia
King them in flank and rear. This grand CON-
bined attack look place on the 20ln and 2ls,, at
Gran, and ended in the complete defeat OF Wei.
dec. The accounts Stale that the Austriaus were
1rIVen back, with The loss of 20 guns and 1000
prisoners, and that they had been compelled TO
'aise the siege OF Comorn. Ii is rumored in
paris that numerous engagement has taken
place under the walls OF Comorn, 10 which Cor |
gey had defeated the Arsrians, tina: the lauer
had evacuated Pesth, and that the Hungafians
we're under the walls OF Vienna. II was report
a. Vienna, on the 18Th, that an insuneclion |
lad broken out al Cracow.
As an Offset to The foregoing, i! is asserted by |
he Vienna correspondent Of the Constitutional |
leituna, writing under dale April 20, 9 P. NJ,
hat the HungariaDs were totally defeated near
siron, their loss in prisoners alone being 1000
The Austrian Government has decided to credit
W, 100000 forms Hungarian Treasury Bonds,
Ihlch are To be paid when they are su dued.
he Ross Gazette states that 40 900 Russians had
nlered Montravia by the Bu,howias,-lhey bring
70 answer OF The Cabinet OF ST. Petersburg 10
lat OF Olmntz, 10 the question on what coDdi-
on Prussia would place her diplomatic aud ma.
rial resources al The disposition OF The Austrian
Government. Il is said that the abandonment BY
.ustria OF all influence in the Danubian prnc-
alities is the price demanded by Russia for ser
ices.
SICILY.
The London Sun OF the 9th says that news
ON Naples is that the Government of Palermo
IS offered to surrender On such terms as Admit
u Baudin can procure for them. We don't be.
eve word OF this intelligence; il comes from
ap!es. 1t speaks of Admiral Baudin as though
} were at Palermo-the fac, being that Admiral
audin is al Jacio.
ITALY.
The nation is triumphant a! Florence, and The
test news from Leghorn announces The EN-.
lrkation of The republican chief and the o.
'oach of the Tuscan reactionary troops 10 that |
". The authority of the Grand Duke appears I
have been established every where in Tusca.