Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-20
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Pans, Nov. l.--hl NO "cl.cR tn-aay' an es>
lraorduary supplement- Of IT.: M"hieuf WAS puc-
lished win hsdeclte oil The PRESIDENT appointing
The nev Ministers, whose names hal appeared IN
he morning pa Or, in the tticia part OF that
journal. Tae decree Tas only sisced ny liie Re.
soeo,. as none oi The late ministers -ou!d conn>
,ersisn it. is generally believed that there IS
no tear OF any disturbance; and Gen Cnahsatnier
il said 10 have assured The President that hs an.
swa,s 10. The preservation Of the public peace,
whatever be Ire ministry lie may hinH proper 10
name 4 meeting vi Inc pailiamS.i2!y commits
lee If The council oi STATE Is 10 5e field o'aisGt III
,ayor OF disappearing he new cablhel. Inc iImfs
corftspu.t-nl says, the general opinion F!ohcun-
ced on the Presidents c.ter is, that II is not The
act OF a man who believes that MS power is TO
come 10 az end a. The period hXed by me c1ns'l-
,ulion the egotislca paris OF lie paper Is par
ticula!ly striking. The Globe correspondent
says that The message give; satisfaction, win
the exception Of that part IN wniah he speaks OF
Napoleon and OF himself as he elected Of the luh
December. Ills choice 81 ministers is blamed on.
~ on he ground Of their ceing unknown nen.-
The s.,daea Change IS OF course The sole topic 0!
conversation in Paris. iEe .a.iors political
pa,,les are much enrased. The Leeitiniisis and
Baufbouisfs abuse he President, VINO shows that
ne will 70. te made too! o. 10 su thelf purposes
and The Red Republicans, because tee iaact III
dca;e firm determination loles:st All attempts 10
create anarchy. The lover orders in Paris ale
pleased vi.s The message. The general opinion
IS. that il will be ayc;aby received in he pro-
ylnces Owing To It's being Ali Saias's Day,
but lev papers were published in Paris on Thurs
day.
The Pfesitenls h,mness in he crisis has pro-
duced great sensitioa, a:i hls determination 10
take The Presidency Of the Council INTO his own
hands has aided the noruncattons 81 reaction
ares Il is now generally believed that ihe con-
duct OF Ministers 10 shelving or officially lnEow>
log oye!poaii he Presidents letter has coniiiou-
ted principally 10 their aown!all.
The Dcbals describes the affair a. coup de
theatre. The Na ional desl9nacs The message
as The act Of one VINO will be desPo On The NOR
row il he dare The Reform is equally violent
The Constitutional and Pfease are silent; The lat
Ter. proiab.,, from dc Gira,din's absence. The
LepitiLis; Journals, amongst ot.e.s lie Gag lie
de France, which warns the FresiieH! OF Charles
tbe Tennis fate are all furious. Tbs Sieccle
alcne IS friendly
Il appears plaii. thu; H. President isdetetm'n.
ed 10 hold alooi rom tne Red ara Meu'fa'c Sec
tions Of The Republicans.
ITALY
MALES. Oct 5i-Pio Mono is to return again
10 the papal States, projected ~ Spanish bdyo>
nets. The forces which have been lingering on
the Neapolilan frontier SO many months are al
length destined 10 occupy lhe Holy CITY. Ftcnch
.roors will occupy Civaa Vecchia, and The Guy
ot Rome will EVl be entirely aba 1iun' by Inc
republican army Immediately. Fan e Wiil
gradually retire lfum her position, rat me shoch
may mol be too great.
EiBg ferdinand iu'enGs to govern The SIci-
lians. /. Lying under The Oil drspolism wh'ch
pr duc,d The late revolt l." same aenseS, ana
tn- same d-moca!isins agents are 10 prepare ihe
island tor fresh dsas rs al some iatnie period
General FllaDsieri, Prince ct SarIano, is Inc
lord lieutenant, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, AMI presl'
dent Of the counc!l-in lac! cic:eici o. every
Thin. and every one.
on Inc 26 h Der. the Italian rffusees resting
a, Turin, had tuIeIal service Gel, bfated IN The
church Of Sopersa TO The memory 81 Charles Al
bert.
Rome is deporing The sudden death ct one Of
ner chief literary ornaments, IN The person ol
Senor Safi professor OF the Gterk AMI orenia
languages al the SapieIsi University, and ureek
wrer al The Vac.icaa Library, man pfo!onI9-
ly v.rseI IN most branches 81 sIudy, onl esPe-
cia!ly In the Classics and the antiquities OF MS
native city.
THE ROMAN STATES.
cial difficulties OF Rome meanwhile Increase
apace. and in order le afford some tempo.
rary relief from The monetary pressure nov
expere need by The government, measufe has
been adupled which fully Gemonsiraes ihai no
constitutional m3sims are allowed TO prevail
with regard 10 he meIhcd Vi Iaistne money or
iolicliue taxes on the pubic An edicl mace
IFS appearance this morning enacIins an e1'ra>
ordinary imposition, 10 be paid BY The propr'etors
Of lands and hou,es, amounting 10 one-si1ih Fart
OF the ittrd or annual properly Ia, contributed
10 The public treasury by that class Of ei1zers.-
Tire preamble sets forth The distress occasioned
by the fecen! political dis urbances, The pshufy
Vi Toe government resources, and inc necessity oil
procuring Cash, ba! EevtT hints al lie .fea' IT,
serve OF church properly. WIN respect o COM
merce, lhings ale going on SO badly mat the NIL
nicpa commissioners have thought b. 10 senc
down drpu auon 10 Per lei, 10 repf'oen he in
pendins wreck which threatens the >ia!e, AM 10
enueat his Holiness 10 a,le:iae, Is bis INN d.
al. return 10 me capita! con.lnadtion VI Ms oIs
tress The Deputies, iouf in na;.laef, lett Rome
lasr nigh, bul their enIeaiss viii probably hare
but little influence in The scales C! great political
motives.
The Pope's return Of course, depends on the
measures adopted BY the French catine, and
that hese are expected 10 be favorable 10 Inc ..s.G
propri0 appears from he prePa' aliois which
nave hitherto been going on for The Poniil's re-
cepiion.
GERMANY
Fallen as the lac Cenual Government OF
Prankl ri is, it sill has i'll something on which
IT, ney can b. raised tic Two vessels buiit o.
i, G, BRISTOL, tia. were OF etej when Prussia
paid is bills haze becn pledged as security lo'
$4,000 10 defray The COS! o: their construction.
The German hset has been constant source OF
diIemmas, and lis brief history is the oddes. in
nsral annals. 1t was commenced by agreeing
on its Gag, and appointing its Admiral who was
= ,r,hwi,h decorated TO! the IL ure victories no
. into gain as soon as be should be in possession
h which nd crews. Frga,es ana steamers were
ia.es begsihout fuads, the att mpis TO raise
mense quantl."orlh5, but insufficient. The
Eeslio wool, for b-'rinsly, and worked i'm.
- and when some ships '.oas and focis;oois in
81 diI Of Prus:i. ii wa, founa'>.,eries, in vain
Il to keep them III itwss Pfopo--l on the Gro
- over 10 Aust ia, and send them 10 - harbor
Mcdi,errane an, thus placing The whois> hsm
o. II Europe between item and their only pos,