Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-04

2aah and Pfcs6ufS, u lies al 'oS "'''
ed AGAINST, by The Austrian coihuau"el ,.o
TIE leuer sla'es Thai il is lhe percy u 'ne
| ,b,es Magyar Gcacras 10 pas noEe, as long a.
"s.;,, ~. decisive tavles. and 10 FIGHT tneir
haul,s in a D. siiiun which will enab'e mem %
carrv ,br prestige ii victory into Gai!icIa, val.
davia aud Wallsckia. II the p'pdietioa oi
hose territories can be avn iaio he VAL ,-us-
sia will want all heI force II roidh """ Va.
Hnnoarian. NAV cot.c cui the glorious confess
with Success History oilers 10 parallel 10 she
struggle If these brave pTop'e. Au IVA ''".e
has 600 coo men under arms, anu nus" 49,.
as many; apd although they a;e not ali aciu"fy
cnplo ed against The Hungarians, their hsi-
lions are taken with view 10 concen''hs'on
whrneyer il car be made, and The moral ehee'
of The & Vel waelming number IS ieu III every 'A'
lie. n:, ,s,,,ch
Al Vienna. on The l2lh, an official despatch
from The Russian Genera! Luder, was ruoiishel
Announcing battle between his forces ana 'hnse
of ecm, in which the Hnngarians were !"'aiy
d. fcaed, having lG00 killed, and leaV'ns ~ 'ne
hands of tie Russians 0oO prisoners o.'' .r.
self was wounded and nearly capuieu' in'
pms.;ar, can,urrd seven field pieces, iwo sand
ards ard p ms carriage. In he carriage were
;mrn,,an, d..pa,chcs from kossulh, IN winch nc
nra,, him 10 excite The Turk against the Russians,
VINO in This engagement had only IA Rii'ea ana
,pt; wounded. This d,s Aa Gu NJ douol icia'es "
The old affair, and The account is obviously sio's
" exaggerated. ,
General Oudinot had caused TO be publisned
! in London journal, general order, resignns
the civil functions be Ind been exercising, mo
The hands OF the Popcs commission.
The first nets Of the commission, which con,
o;sted of Cardinals Alieri, Vauncolli, ard
Della Genga were to annul all the lass made
since the 18th of November, TO reconssituie me
| tribunals. and to reinstatc the dictionaries VINO
no bcsn dismissed. Great dissatisfaction was
created in Rome, by measure bs which all
,ho n, per money put in circul ton during the
existence of the provisional government, was
lowered in value 10 the extent OF 30 per cent,
or. in other words, the 100 pasire note was
h, oueht 10 65 piasre This measure gave Inc
greater ANNOYANCE, because it fell principally
| nm tie middle classes, aud on The retail shop
keepers. who, for several months past, have had
no other money Tor the carrying on OF their or
dinsry business. The government has also
cried down tho coin issued by the republican
| authorities.
| A Letter from Rene of the 9Th instant says
uOur capi'al SO perie:ily tranquil during the last
fortnight has suddenly resumed warlikc ap'
pearance. Corps Of Cavalry aud infantry are en-
camped during The night on the principal squares,
The horses are said ed, and the guns loadec.-
Four pieces OF artillery are pointed on me fiaZ-
"a del Pupco towards the three great streets, The
Corso. Via 4 pelo, and Via del Rsbuino.-
Squadrons OF cavalry, and strong de'acnlnenls OF
| iulaa!ry pairol al night The sTec's OF lhs city
General Ord,nul, On being informed OF The
| measure reducing hv one-,hird The value Of The
paper money AMI ANXIOUS 10 prevent popular
insurrec, on, asked that The decree should net be
posted up through the town. but the Pon!ihcal
| Commission placed under his eyes his declara
uon Of The day before, by which he resigned all
his mower into The hands OF The delegates Of The
Holy Father, and the general was obliged 10 al
low he PRONUNCIATION OF The decree"
The other acts OF The Ponuical Commission
are equally omnoas. They comprise the re-
es,ab,,.hm of Tie ecclesiastical courts; the
abolition If all laws enacted since The 6 III No>
yenber, lS43; the dismissal OF all persons who
| served On ;sr The re2ubl,c and nher measures so
absolute AND spolic, that nothing but the pres
sencc Of Ffeach uoors prevents a general con-
yuIs:on. In Short, The F.ench R=pablic has
"iib, ralei" the Romans with vengeance.
TIE notary Gagsiol;i, who took an inventory
Of Inc furniture OF The PuE;hcal palaces a! Rome,
iur. the republican government, aud M Mazzo
CHI, appointed by General Gallelti, chaplain 10
the carbneers, had been arrested. Prince Ga
a.elli, 10 whom The Pope had offered the Minis
Try # War, had reiascd 10 accept hat POSI- Two
persons charged vi b The murder ut Count Res j,
| sad teen arrested al Legnorn, and gwen up to
the Roman authorizes.
The prisons are c.ow!cd with persons Of all
ages and sexes, AMI arrests are taking place eve.
~ day Al Bologna Inc Ausriaas are se;zng,
| saoo,ing and fascinating the unfortunate ciii-
z.ls al dissection; n.ilhcr life her properly is
safe where tn Austrian trooPs are.
|, vas repeated ihl, Inc Ponlifi:al ro ps
would be i 5 auGed and hat h, garrison Of
| II IN. would IL in.,nrd Of French Spanish. Aus,
:f:aa and Nearoliian sod eis.
| i sld lba. h Ficn, Government has de-
iefm,rei tu Wi h raw 9GU0 raons from III. Ro'
man states; 3oUG aIe la b. vi h lawn nnmedi-
aleIy, 5000 IN fortnight, ana the last 5000 in a
mon h.
| Aocouns were received al Bologna on The 9Th
| tia, h. Arsria:s had, IN tue preceding day,
s.,z ID and sho. the prizes Bissi, one of b, most
| eloquent preachers OF Bologna. Bis, it appears
had ,ffi lated as chaplain 10 Gafibalcis lrooI ,
Leyraoi, q Lombard, who had been cue OF Ga:''
b,ldi's .hi.e. eas shot al the same time as
Ra,si. Garibad himself, i! is said has succeed
d in re emha'kine, and is now 10 VENICE.
SARDINIA GARlBhLDl
The CONCLUSION oil peace between Austria ard
Sardinia W : oiliciallv proclai,ptd al MILAN, on
The 7 n ins:. Tha Milan Gazette, vi the 5ih, o.
icislly announces The great def al Of Garibaldi
near San Marine by the Austrian Troops eight
| hundred oil his men were made prisoners, and
transported 10 Rlmini. Accounts 10 the Milan
Gazette oil the 7,h, safe that Garibald alter es
| Gaming from CcZenalieo, on board some fishing
boats, was attacked by some Austrian shifs and
| forced To axe refuge al Magnayacca, near Com.
| machio, where some Of The band had escaped TO-
10 The forests with which that paIl Of he country
abouLds. Several oi The Gari5ald!s fishing
beats were capiur d and sunk, and uuhbcrs Of
| his followers were taken or persisted, bn! Garbal
di himself was among them who escaped Troops
| were Immediately sent from Ferrara, and sue
:ced.d in taking some oil Gar;baid,'. lol!,wes
| hut Garlba!di himself is sill in flight.
PRUSSIA.
The liberal membe's of The Chambers have
held mee,i3g, and drawn W son Of pro:es-
SIGN of faith, of which the following are The
| leading points: Immediae revision oil The Con
s,ilulior, in such manner as shall secure The pub,
lie Liberties from all curiaillneh.-cohsojidali
OF the constitutional monarchy, through the me-
;ium Of lawful orier, based on cor $ ilu,ional
| iharty-speedy Geiibeta,ion Of organic la or
he principles Projected by the Governments
stringent snrfon u The Government IN is in
tended eifots 10 carry Out The German Consli:u
ton, as proposed in lis rrojec OF The PSI. Of May
! las.
| General Wtangel has been officially appoint.
| ed Governor Of Bailin.
THE GERMAN EMPIRE
The Ministry Of The Central Power has pub.
lished circular mole 10 he sey,ral Governments
of Germany, in which it protests against the
tfea!y with Denmark, The Terms for which were
not submitted 10 lis sanction or approval, and re.
serves 10 the different States The Ugh, OF accept
! ing or rejecting il. A, The same time j, admits
mat il cannot auhoriz. continuance oil The
war by any one or more powers, "as it, IL fact,
has ceased 10 be a German one" and has, iherc-
fore, thought proper 10 Coincide SO far with Prus-
sa, as 10 give orders lot the cessation OF hos;ili-
ties 10 lhc general commanding, WAC would have
equally put an end TO them had no such orders
| been issued al ALL
In the Chamber of Deputies of Berlin on
the lllh, Count Schwerin was elected President
by lie votes gu, Of 2S5. Ie thanked the
Chamber, aud stated its mission was 10 employ