Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-11
AOREiGN INTELLIGENCE.
Erom the ". Y. Joanna Of Ctmmoc', Sept Z.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE NIAGARA.
The Niagara reached her WHAT Lille Pas'
AEON. ;.,,r;.
The papers contain confirmation oil the 'n'c'l'>
eence received by telegraph, so lar as ie'a'S W
The surrender Of Grrsey aud his army " 'n Nc
Russi-ns. The London Mercabtl'e -.se' VI
the 23d, says:
WINS, il is highly prohab's that me weakness
OF The HuDgarials has ben exaggerated, tas'e 10
no The least rom Tor couti tnal Inc s'rusS'e WI
their par, has nearly reached - 'ermiaa,ion'
though whether The ED. waen II Comes, WIN DC
the 1esn,r OF ncso,iaiinn or exhaustion is SUI
uncertain. They have done all that brave peo-
nj. copld 10 10 vindicaion OF their independence
and if ,hfy had only 10 contend with Austria .he
issue wuulc, in all probability, be very o'iei.
ent one. Bul the overwhelming masses @ui.n
Russia WAS determined tom the oeeinn'Ds ~
bring, Ind did bring, into The field, proven, ~nc
united fwIh the Austrian forces ~ =, conr
for ihssrea,est and seli.denyins .n ,te Hoosa.
age aid patriotism on The part o. 'Ae A
rianss i. s;s,ar Is,s .,a,e
-, onnh ,bsre are partial cases OF blight, mat
- Shnit of the potato crop hes apparently e..
80 me disorder, and the mischief done 10
,Slcorn fields BY the heavy showers which we're
arner;enced. is much less than II WIS apPleheu-
AID would prove the case. From ocoiauu lne
,rnorls are like wise ni more Satisfactory chdi-
acter this week; and as we have every re- sou "
expect that the yield Ct gram 10 mos, pa ,o -
Ensland will prove fully equal 10 that OF eooa
,verase seasons, both as regards quaniity aou
oualj,y. and The potatoes seem 10 be less aneclea
hv the rot than 10 any year since 1919 We ais
moi dispos a 10 depart from The opinion we nav
ejyen on former occasions, VIZ, tnai Oh 'ng WINE
This il likely 10 prove productive year. houen
The produce OF iood in Great 6titain may no'
perha ps suffice for the consumption OF i,a lhndo-
name for the next Twelve months, without i'n.
no,,,na trom abroad. the assistance needed VIII
be much less than has been the case VI ia'e
years.
Tho President of the Republic has determin-
ed 10 leave Paris for few weeks, Tor Inc req
very of bis health. He went on MONDAY 70 o''
Cloud. 10 visit the palace, and on The 10 loving
day he was 10 remove TO that charming resi-
d.nce with the whole of his bousehoio, ne
nrono.e. to remain there until the meeinS Oh
the Legislative Assembly.
II il announced that the PRESIDENT OIL the ne
public will assist al the Inauguration OF 'no
Strasburg Railroad on the "a OF SeP.emoe',
and At that Of the Lyons Railroad on the 9'n Oh
the same month.
Letters f,om Lyons state that martial law Is
enforced in that city with extraordinary ssve'
rity. 80 -.
Letters from Nancy of the goth inst, state
tina, the whea, in that DISTRICT had all been cut
and housed. lii. described as fair average
crop and Of excellent quality. The farmers
were beginning TO cut their oats, whicn were
finer than have teen seen for many years ihs
vines had suffered slightly, end symptoms, o,
the potato disease had appeared, wnicn nau
caused no slight alarm amongst The poPuia'ion'
The price OF government stock was We'll sus'
tanned at the Bourse Aug. 23d, until towards Inc
olose, when they declined. Three per cents.
closed at SAT- 40c, FIVE per cents. closed al o9i.
l5c.
The ministerial crisis in Spain has been Ter
minated by The accepted resignation oil NJ. MON.
General Nargez will not only hold The preslaeh.
cy OF the council, but also the pof.elsuli.e q q
finance. being assisted in the LATER office by ~.
Olvan, as under secretary, and who formerly
was minister OF marine. NJ. Pidai will be The
minister OF foreign affairs.
AUSTRIA AND SARDINIA.
A correspondent gives as The following STATE
ment of the conditions OF the peace between
Austria and Sardinia The treaty contains iouf
paragraphs, The sense Of which is mat The amlty
between the Two nations is TO continue to the enc
OF time, and that the respective territories ana
claims 10 territories OF the contracting rarhes
The indemni6calion is 1000 000t., $1,000 UCOt
of which are 10 be paid down al he end OF DC.
tober. and the rest in such insamenls as TO in
sure The payment If the whole sum by the end
OF the year 1851. No amnesty was stipulated,
bu II was understood that all bot The most serious
inculpaled persons should have a pardon for their
political delinquencies.
ROME.
The accounts received from Rome, become
daily worse ami worse. The French govern
ment, il Is said is so disguised al the conduct Of
the Cardinals, that il, has given notice TO Inc
tue name oI the POpe should conIinue TO acl IN
the same spirit: and that ": consequence should
be an insurreciion among the Roman people, II
must not look 10 The French garrison Tor ass's'
lance 10 suppress II.
Tie Paris papers state that most angry and
determined dispatch had been addressed by The
French Cabinei 10 the Pope, TO the effect that
France will insist, even by force OF arms, il ne.
cessary, on having The re!o:ms she has indicated
adopted.
La PSeus announces that a diplomatic noe
was despatched by The French government 10
Gaela on Tuesday. In which il declares 10 the
Pope tina, Gen. Oudnol has exceeded his in>
strnc,Ions by transmitting The full powers with
which he was invested 10 The commission Of
cardinals, and particularly in having The appeal
ance of legalisiog by his silence all that he
commission has accomplished since The period
of It's installation. The po,e adds, that The
French govei nmeat tees it to be its duty 10
warn his Holiness that from this moment France
and her representatives al Rome viii reserve 10
themselves the last word in all acls OF the Papal
government, and that in case either the Pope,
bis councils, or any OF the intervening Powers
oppose this decision, The representatives o,
France have olders 10 pay no auenlion 10 their
prot s.s, and 10 appeal II necessary, 10 the army
OF occupation 10 enforce IespectfoI the Just rights
Of The French government.
La Patrle announces that NJ. &c Courcelles is
seriously indisposed At Castallamare. The
Pope whilst waiting the result OF the negotiations
pending between tRe ambassadors OF the great
Powers, Is about TO pass some days al Naples.
where the King is preparing 10 give him mag
ed orders 10 remain al Rome utul M. DE- COur.
celles should be completely recovered.
Accounts have been received from Gaeta,
which leave NO doubt as to the intention OF the
Pope TO return al no distant period 10 Rene.
NAPLES AND SICILY.
The letters from Naples OF the l6 instant,
announce a change OF Ministry, The principal
liberal members-namely. Cariali, Torella, Boz
zelli, Rugeiero, and Gigllo-hav'ng been dis
missed, and replaced by the following persons,
supposed TO be favorable to a relrog'ade policy:
Cavaliere G Fortunate, president Of The council
and minister OF finance; Don Pietro DUrso, in
terror, commerce, and agriculture; Cavaliere F.
Trola, ecclesias cal affairs and Instructions; and
and Cavaliere Rafiaele Longooatdi, grace and
Justice.
GRAND DUCHY OF BADEN.
The Grand Duke OF Baden msd- his solemn
entry into Carlsruhe Ca the 1871. The people
received him with demonstrations Of Joy
The Cougae Gazette states that The Grand
Duke OF Baden mas concluded a convention with
The Prussian Government, 10 virtue oil which The
lauer is for five years TO nominate The commando
an, Of the fortress ct Rasadi.
The Freisburser Zeilung announces The cons
demnaiiou OF three natives Ut Prussia, who were
guilty OF id,ns and absllins inc Baden nsur-
rection, 10 zen years Imprisonment.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
Vienna papers ard eters OF the l7lh Angus.
comm in The naws nj The surrender Of Gofoey aud