Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-09
INTELLIGENCE.
From Paris by Electric Telegraph
NOR Tr,ouiSH QUESTION.

.o,no IN IN understanding WIN the mihisIy VII
,ho pom,n question, and the iormer VIII give
,he;c assen, TO the government policy. a sa'is,
factory sensation has been crea'eo among al
narties except Red Republicans and The Leg' :
m;st,. by an announcement that the basis OF an
a,;.nce he, ween England aad France, on lno
turkish question, was agreed 10 on iuosua5
II is not seriously thought, however, ina' nuI ha1
will proceed 50 far Us TO cause inc a,,s"ns 40
keen the two countries 10 go iur'hG. ."a" -,
honsiraion il is even said .ila. w.. .arv n,c;fc
peror's abide camp mas o'ous
asmrancsa for the French government
s's m. a o..snameo,." however, of Friday, aJss
..s p.,osan Charge d. Afaires had told Inc
s na. W. M;n;.,er that Russia would regard as
,o'.e ,;nn NJ war The entrance OF the french
ae. The Da,daneles, and the same journal Is
nee ,bat orders have been given TO Inc
@.Incb Aeet 10 ioin the English neet al Naples
Ehe paris journals of Thursday continue
S,snecnlate on what may be The haa' resoullou
4 he President of the Republic aud his MINIS, ~
x,s with regal ri 10 the proyocallon given W ~
Ehiers and his party ia ais report ne '''oae-
80 ;onrnals labor 10 show that no oHenee was
F;n,ended aud Nj. Theirs had personally aa'
dressed the President in the same sense. nc
ministerial breach has been closed. con
serya,ive had been returned Tor houen, Doaa
paue for the Yonne, and keu hepup'ie"n 'o'
'A We learn that NJ. de kissoleff, The Russian
.h,rss a,affaires in Paris, waited, ON "Wednesday,
,ha ,1Yh M, accom- panied General Benz, one oi
us Cyars aides. scamp, on The Mlnister Oh r :
ian AGairs here. He declared To M. de loc-
anev;lle that If t4s French fret asproa;hea the
1ardansiLes Russia 1cb,d consldtr Inc act ca
b,lE The French Council Of Monsters on
me other hand hare de;idsd that France rt" con-
.idey a, a casus betli. the entry Of a hussan 81 ),
Nv on the Turkish tc'ritory. Gen BEN no. 'ne
hrar. Po,co is 2 man who enjoys great sna'e'
9TH. Emneror's confidence, aud VINO mas pee"
emnloyed in divers important MISSIONS
The En- sish Ambassador in Pans, gave on
rho l2th ult.. grand dinner s"tree, al Wnich 'ns
Ministers a few members oil the Assembly, dha
some foreign Ministers attended. Inc hHcje'es
s,a,es thai the absence OF The Ambassadors ot
ans,r;a Prussia and Russia, was remarked.
The British feet, under Vice Admiral Sir w
Parker has left Corfu for Athens, with, II was
said double inlenlion-to put down piracy
in the Archipelago, and 10 wait al shof'ef u's>
rance from the Dardanelles, The turn oil events
nj Cons,anlinople; and letters from Iouloh stale'
Thai Inc French fee:, commanded ny Vice-Ad-
rn;r,l Perseyal DescheheS, which has been for
some time living in the anchorage al Hyeres, has
receiyed orders 10 sail Immediately tor smyrna,
where il will doubtless meet the English nee',
which is 10 proceed TO the entrance OF Inc Oar,
daneles. c,pooh
1, is said that Prussia has sent General Rauch,
abide camp to The King, 10 81. petersburg, 10
act as peace .maker between Russia ana Austria
on one side, and Turkey on The other.
lis said by some OF the Paris journals, thal
the French Government have II IN contemplation
,o apooint M Poussin, late envoy al Washing
.n;o N
South America.
PORTUGAL AND THE U. STATES.
Lisbon correspondents Of the London News
and Standard refer 10 a claim made 10y The U
States Government, through lis Minister, on The
Portuguese Government. HE says that during
the last war between Great Britain aud he u
states an American privateer, named the Globe,
took refuge in the roadsead of Fdyai, one oi The
Axore Islands. Being pursued by British squad
ron she anchored as close To shore as possible.
The English vessels also came 10 anchor, and
during The night sen, boats TO board The PrivaIeer
They were driven off bat the American captain
fearing renewed and more powerful attack, sci
his ship on fire, while he aud his men made 10
shore. The Standards correspondent says The
American minister a, Lisbon has made formal
demand on ,ae Portuguese Government, that II
shall indemnify the owners oil The Globe Tor her
destruction, in consequence OF an Attack irom
hostile force, while in lie neutral waters oil FOR
luaal, where she ought have been protected.
The writer remarks 1.-THE plea set up in
opposi ion is, o! course, that the act Sas for
chile violation OF the neutrality OF The Po!, which
Portugal could not have tureseen, and was
poverless 10 prevent; but 10 this, am told il is
reioined, thai thai is separate question between
Portugal and England, with which The United
States have holhiny whatever to DO. The Safes
look 10 Portugal aud Portugal must, CT may
look 10 England, for redress Here is a preuy
complication. Ether the &C, ui The English
Admiral was a violation vi the International
law. or i, was not II it was, then England is
in common juslice, bound Ia make GOO the
losses 10 the American owners. II II was not thrn
! he demand Caade bv The States is uEjusi, and
a sausus fsieris arises which wlli obiiSc Us 10
step forward as lha champion oil Portugal,
shoull the Americans threaten torcible measures.
There is a third course open 10 u.s. which is jusllo
let the Portuguese pay The piper, or gel out oil
the scrape IN whatever manner they can; but
this would be so vile and shameful, that one can
scarcely suppose even the present government
of Great Britain capable OF such a rick. The
finale OF The business will probably be that Por-
tugal will have TO pay the money, and that we
ahall have 10 reimburse her for il; Tor although
il il no pleasant thing 10 acknowledge ourselves
in the wrong, il is lar better 10 do so than 10
maiataiI, sword in hand, what We cannot but he
conscious was a must fserant violation OF a
neu,fa! pof,.
HUNGARY.
.PEsrH, Oct. 10. -Earon Jeszenas, cominiSsa
nv OF Neulra, under The revolutionary govern.
.lnent, and Csanzi, were hanged his mYrni g.
Both attempted 10 address the pscale who hat
assembled round them, bni were prevented oins
80 by the beating o; The drum.
a financial crisis is abon; 10 commence il
Austria. fhe Vienna Gazette announces 4
great increase in all taxes, AID the imposition u
an income lax. The Dutch capitalists have De
clined taking any shares in The new loan.
THE ROMAN STATES.
A new finance commission has been appoint.
ed. composed OF M. Cali, Don Alex. Torlonia
The commandanl a. F:ol Cheyalier Bishcui AN,
4inshi The French Ale making great d,us
10 cause moderate opinions 10 prevail in the Pa.
pal councils.
A repc;; was still current that Rome was 10 be
!garrisoned By Spanish and Neapoliian troops.
From some preparations which were making
in the Vatican, 1t Mas suppose that The Pope
was about 10 return, bu, the Cour opposes such
a step until the French troops shall have retired
sOiher accounts give Velle;ri. uGi Rome, as The
place OF his expecte! residence, aId tie date oi
his arrival The i5ih Oct, Wills later avices in.
form as OF his Holines>s inlenlion 10 wia,e. a!
Porlici. At present, however, all is coulcc urc
Monsignor SaYolli, il is said, has given in hi.
designation. which has net been accepted, The
reason of this step on Lis part was a letter he
had written 10 N. dc Corcelles complaining Of
the aum.er oftrailors who were still! allowed &c
remain undisturbej al Rome, and declaring such
tolerance was o shame TO The French array
n. do Corcelles had sent az answer, denanjns
satisfaction for this expression; and the Holy
Father, being apprised of the matter, disapprov-
cd Of Monsignor SavelIi's conduct.
Two thousand Spauialds have SURROUNDED the
fortress Of st. Lorenzo, whore the assassins o.
the Advocate Rossi haze taken refuge.
The workmen Of The public works commen
ced by Gen. Oudinot have revoled. because the
Papal Government has dismissed all The over
ssers named BY Gen. Oudinot, who mostly be
!onged To The di>soyed corps Of Roman eugi
neers.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
Bntchery appcats 10 lie The order oi III. day in