Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-17
MIR. PRICE then moved TO strike out the
.ho,e section. so as 10 fall tack on the common

i Mr.. SCOTT should sustain Inc ibolion " go.
/ out provision which he regarded Us ho'h'ns
else than confi.caiion of property.
MIR. IRVING Of Cumberland prolesleo asa'.s'
this absurd and mons,rous proposition "h,'n
! he House had jus; sanctioned, Tor taxing We
property of one man 10 pay the debts ot ono''e.
! lie challenged any one to give one reason lu
the proposition, save that il wa, toe law as WIZ
ten-ua fst Ter scTipta
Mr. LANCASTER said we might AZ well
license stealing as repeal this law, which ap'
plies TO trades, &c.
The motion to strike out was lost By large
majority
On motion Of Mr.. FERGUSON, the commit
lee rose aud had leave To ST, again.
/ On motion Of MIR. FERGUSON, the House
adjourned
The House went over much ground TO day,
/ nearly ing through the Third Part. The i'm
! porlanl question Of interest and usury will come
up tomorrow and may lead to long debate
Il trust that to morrow the committee will report
10 the House The amendments 10 The Third Part
of the Code, and 'ha'i 49y soon be assPa'eRsso
4 FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS BY THE
NIAGARA.
reeglaphed for tie Washington Union
New YORK, July II lSiJ
The Niagara viii probably arrive a. her "hatl
tonight. The following is all the additional i"l-
csraphic news yet received
FRANCE
During the debate in the National Assembly
on ioi@gn affairs, General Cayagnac 10
a mos important speech, which may % { h>i,..i-
ei The result u ile principles 81 mat section z!
the republican parry winch while i desires peace,
is prepared iar ~aI-and which, While Il Supports
oitcr, Insists on progress.
Gen Cavaignac sad: Il folly agree win the
honorable gentleman VINO has said ma, s'eat
country ike france should not lcmaIn IN slate
OF insulation. II was essential hat We should
form an alliance with some government but me
question was what government should We seiec'
to whom should we adtfess Ourselves 10
Russia2-to AusIia2 Those two powers were
engaged in struggles We then made uVertnIes
10 a srea, power, 10 E1eand-aud II doug 50
think We acted IN conformity win The WISHES -
the Constituent Assembly
"ll has been said that he English government
only acccp'ed our alliance in order 10 be aoe me
better 10 watch us Certainly, England wouid TO-
become cur ally hly. it not been her inicres. 80 !"
DO, but tina interest is reciprocal, and u En- a"4
has an inieres, 10 watching France, France ma
an equal one in watching her: that reciprocal sur
vernmcnts. In reply 10 our application, Eoslahd
accepie! our cfies OF alliance, and she d!i 5"
doubtless from wish to preserve peace. taiEs
that the explanation have given will &c a su.l-
cieni reply 10 The repfoach maze against Us - 81
Wing rise . new coalition irar, hea'
The gallant general then stated he had ms
part in ne responsibilities attached 20 ne oicei
Of the Jay, voted a month since 10y The Constr
lucnt Assembly, and explained thai IN MS tPin-
len the danger was in The reconstruction y! Inc
northern powers, and 10 lie anaihilaiiJn q
French Influence. II is against ma! i"o-ioic
even.ualy, continued the honorable gentleman,
that / wish 10 guard The government. ihe ces
patch hsre breaks OF
Ii is sail that The English goye!nmer. haa
preserved a friendly yemonsrance against ne
tombatmeHt OF ROM, and has uFsei on ne
FeLch government the necessity u coming 70
accommodating terms wlth the Romans.
ROME
The latest Intelligence received by he govern
ment rom the eSPediOnafy camp al RoWe
states that Geaers! Oallny. hal 50 lar succeed
ed 10 his operations upJn III cu,Iofk>, iha' ~
city was entirely al his mercy, % spare "hiNh,
AMI me EcfTots OF & tIi2h"al carnage, he has
su5miist fresh ierGis 10 lhc 1'rium"nate, thrnh9h
III Corcel!cs, which Il is thought would b. accep'.
ed by H. Romans.
AdYlces from Itaiy 10 the Is h have been re-
ceiysd, iIom waica We learn ttat Ancona, a.ei
A destructive homtaICneni Il lwo days, had sur
rendered 10 the Austrian General. The terms q
cariiuIarion are political amnesty 10 The n
hati'an;s.
The 5ombardmeni d Venice has been suspend.
Cd IL consequence 81 proposals OF cap!niatien
having been maze by the brsieeed.
REPUBLIC OF HUNGARY.
The Hunga!iaLs were raIlial!y defeated ~
The Austrian ;raors On Inc Bis. an.i we've forced
10 re!i.e beyoni Tue Waas, where, IRON The na-
lufs Of The coGG!Iy, they Ill br be,;ef able TO re-
pc the advance Of the invading io;ces / ep
rcars from leuefs in he Ans.,dn aud German
journals, that engagements rave recently 'ohen
Mace between The Aus:ria7s and HuagatidDs
Kagoog SIRED AMI on roiaIs q me Wang
Wnil,,some ascribe III. vlctosy 10 The AusIians,
others give /. 70 the urngaians.
GERMANY.
The accounts from Central Germany and
Prussia arc ot Z much n,J!e pacific character
's TER WINATlON OF TIE TROUBLES
IN SCHLESWlG HOLSTElN.-Th London
Globe Of Friday, on iutnrmaiian in wh en- i
places fun credit, s;a!.s that The Sches@'s affair
ORA ws rapidly 70 conclusion, and that he lnai
..,,ie neni NAV BE- expected in fortnight. Hos
li,ies, however, are silI carried on 81 NE Ueil-
s.tents hut without any important results
fav3rahle 10 The Ausrians. says tha, ihcy The
Ansrriansl have sustained severe checks.
Il is SAID that cholera dyscnicry. and ether
maadiss are raging n the canp and mat The
Magyars display e,ea.er cn,hus'a IN than ever.
Il wss reported that The AusIans had taken
Raab.
Kossulh has oliercd Inc Austrian prisoners,
several thousand IN number, 10 be employed ~
The works II The SyOlkrck, and Debrec-in rail-
way.
The Russian army in firm Column marched
from Cs!!i,ra into Hungary on he IL and
IS n. under IN. command 81 Prince Pasklctwych
Their last headquarters was at Bate.it.
We learn from Caina lhat The Emprr.r has
refused 10 carry out The siipula IL: q ne w.
t,ca,ics, which provided that Canon shcp.4 bc
oneo 10 foreigners. Ia the commuaitalun q
sue. lhc Governor OF Canton, 10 Mr.. Honaam,
h. SAYS the Emperor had determined IA! as HE
peopie OF Canon had eiuset 70 receive foreign
,,s N o he Town, hog can he :o:ce an "nFo>ii-
course Ga the ps,pc1 LcE tie mature Z. -.
or yciaaation, ii /, eli;e plain ;hai The a-'a..'-
',-s were pfcpafrJ 10 resist The entrance q IN
,,,eiqpe,s no the Gig. Bat srcaI s:ctlce u
nu,.,ap b.ood has b.cn avoided by Lord Pahnet-
..on having given special ciiec, ions thai no1hiHe
murc should g.. done than report The Repatriation
OF the treaty 10 him.
The large naval .o;ce which had assemble: IN
Canon. 70 protect The English ;nlrtes' hal all DIS
perset.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
RICHMOND, & O'clock P. NJ, Jay l6:a.
prc.en,-M.ssrs. NJ. s. Valentine, Joseph