Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-10

! answered common question pus 10 MN OY
| French soldier, and wherever the French ap-
peaied, whether 10 shops, coffee houses or pub.
| lie places, the Romans Immediately vert away.
Pfccia nations were therefore issued Tor me disc.
| luiion OF The civic guard; a general disar,n-
meni, IN pa in OF being tfied by CoufI MsrtiaoE
| tor concealed arms; the forcib!e dispersion Q! al
clubs; The extinction OF the liberty OF Inc pfes'it
| ard Haally prohibition against any citizeh ap-
| pearing in The streets after half past nine IN lie
evening. These matters being settled, the French
general, RosloIan, Oudino!'s deputy, notified =
| follows :-"lnha biiants Of Rome You deslN
order and am determined 10 preserve il for yoQ
Tho,e WHO attemp, still 10 Cypress you shall fDd&
in me an inlexible Judge" 4
| IN his position OF affairs the French newspa&
pers now assure US that the Roman people afeA
rapidly recovering confidence and thai, al length
relieved from The faction which has oppressed
Them for so many months, they are beginnneio
breathe freely. Sill il appears that Ire troops
are exposed 10 some annoyances, since Wherever
lhey appear during the day they are greeted ny
ridiculous limitations Of he Growing OF the Gallo
cock, the patrols al night being also necessarily
assaiIed BY similar sounds from The Easements
on both sides OF them. Some farther vigorous
measures will therefore be necessary tor The homer
Of France. The asi notification Is, that all
persons who have received inlmalion Of their
presence being noxious 10 the French are 10 leave
The city In "a hours.
|. vas a. his, SAIL that General Oudnot had
entered The CITY without having previously listen
ed 10 any conditions, but i, now appears tnat, al
though al the eleventh hour he met every alempt
OF The municipality obtain terms With the tlne
French argument OF threat TO fecommence Inc
bombartmen', he was exceedingly an1lous 10 get
them 10 consent 10 conditions, The hfst paragraph
o! which should consist OF The assertion Ina Rome
was "paced under the projection ct me honor OIL
France" Ia this, however, ne wholly iaied.
and by The ffmness oi The municipality ne was
thus deprived OF the last hope OF covering The
sha me OF OF his country even by SO much as
! paIlry 6c ion. One Circumstance connected WIN
The negotiations was peculiarly significant. ihe
Municipality, when they had made up their mina
| 20 surrender peaceaby, required OudiroI TO exnl"
| biz his power 10 conclude binding Arrangement.
| as The disavowaI Of the previous arrangement
| with Lcssep, was sill in their recoheclion. Up
| On this, General 'Oudinot declared il Impossible
| 10 lrea, with them any longer. ihefe was no'l-
| ing tyr them but unconditional SUBMISSION VI
! boMbaTdiDent.
Iappears ,ha, the las, resolution OF The Con-
| sti;uent Assembly was 10 the elect, that lbey
Welded only 10 force, add that The authorizes
hencefurward could no, be responsible for any M
| diyidual act lnal might ake place. Al me same
lime they said 10 anticipation, that all violence
] would he disapproved both by the Governments
and the municipality. The "Commission oil
Barricaces" also issued parting word 10 Inc
people. For the last year" they sad, "lhe
| cil.rs OF Italy have been bombafded oy 'he
| stranger and their sovereign. Rome mas oeeh
| coeonrred. The French Republic wished 70
plunge into the heart Of Rome dagger, Wniie
| Inc Auslrians and The BouIbons tortured lis c'her
| me mbers." The Roman Monitor also, IN ire
| last number that was permitted TO appear, eA-
borled he people TO trust in The tulue ard ior mo
| nreseni 10 abstain from all violence. Lee mere
| h. No in,ultn il was urged "Ffom the NOUN
| Of a conaueror il is vie-rom that oil Inc con-
ouered il is foolish. People OF Rome, tomorrow
| the Liberty Of speech will no longer oe 'o'e'"'e''
Bnl lei US wait in patience" -
Not a single instance has been narra'ee "
show any thing but The most entire harmony on
Inc mar, ut all classes OF The people. ioceeo,
looking a; The number Interested in The old s'ale
of things that must always be found 10 every
civ which has undergone great roi'',csi
| chance il is rema, kablc hat so long Time mas
rla ose, without Oudinol being able 10 gel up
han some demonstration. One method, by VINCE
| he attempted 10 create an impression 'nat 'no
hostility Of the ciliztns was beginning 10 apaa,
had the usual hunilialins end. ne announ.eo
| in a pfociamariun that The bunicipalV were
n1en.frJ 10 ACT in concert with him. Next day
nrotest appeared from The municipality, denying
that they had taken any Part IN the measures
pubished Ly Ouiinor, add Announcing 'ha' 'tey
merely renal ned al Iheif posts 10 snow 'ne e,',
Ems thatthey were prepared TO DO all thcY sou, ,i
in their behal until more fortunate times shooio
arrive. Ii was e1recied that The result CT ms
pro,es. would be III. suppression OF Tue P'eSeu'
municipality.
The exi.ting Roman army has been incorTo-
rsied by General Oudino, with the French army
but no j. remorseless against Garribaldi and the
Lombards, Pie.montese, &C., VINO nave or e,
fighting side by side in the Roman cause. NO
terms could be Obtained for them, and .hey nave
hecn obliged to leave the city. 0arfioaio' nas
been pursued, and the French ooast OF having
falIsn mon The rear of his division and captured
his Baggage, but tits is merely re2ol. wa 40 :.
pr,,;,b n,.enort. but presume the last order oil
o,a;no, that all persons VITO are required 10
leave should do so 10 "A hours, will necessi'a'e
bis departure .,y
The accounts from Hungary come al RON
80 lilo nj mr. Auslrians, the COMMUNICATIONS Oh
he Naeyar, being intercepted. IL seems Certain
| s,wevar ,bs, the Auslrians were Inc Viclols IN
-. room, tauIe o! Comorn. The despatch oil
General Haynau, published officially at vienna,
Gains The victory as great and decisive Inc
Huosarians on their side deny that any vic'oiy
was gained by the Austrians, but 90 ho' cieiln -
for themselves Kossuth has publicly censuIea
General Georsey for mol naVins audeAeu M
Austrian, before they effected then junction WIN
The Russians. The Hungafians have ialien PACK
along heir whole lice oil operation. ihey arc
making extraordinary efforts for the reiel OIL
ps,erwardrin. which is b:oekaded by the hus-
si.ns This is on The Southern bank OF me
Danube, and is An importan! military posi-. Inc
t,1,'f ATOMS are excellent, and Ii is well gafIi'
soned Tine fortified Town Of PaDcsoWa, on me
olh.r Size Of The Danube and lower down, h'a
been relieved. The communication IS now lieo
between it and The adjoining parts oil se.fia ara
Turkey. On the Nof'heaseln iron'ea Q. l n,1-
eary. the Magyars menace Galicia, iof snr P1'-
nose of exciting Polish insurreclion. 10 ~
, MUSE them, The Russaz troops had taken posse.
sion o. all the principal passes. This a.lscA un
! Galicia is said 10 be strongly advocated oy 'ue
! Pol,s in Kossuh's army. These are ms oes'
any;l;,ries and have fought with heroic courdee
Ton, The commencement The Generals BEN
and Dembinski are both Poiisn e1hcs, WY
have gained in foreign armies ana w o''"
revolutions all their m'"Hty hed
MANY of their followers are ois'nso',ueu
po,c. Tine Polish editors and writer's, who were
! co,no.lled by The Austrian and Russian Govern
rnsnix m choose between PRISON ana inc ihe %
co,nmon soldier, have chosen TO hsh' III inc
',ni,s - The Hunsatiaus. What wonder IS u
,hal such men fish like lions al oayf ~ .nty
c euH, r they win counlry; il they are con
eue1ed, il is certain death or perpetual i%p,,,
soomen,. The Hungarians III tne'r ie'f en nav
torn I'D The rails of the railroad IRON RESIN ~
D.bre,zio, 10 prevent The passage. OF the allied
looms. The are said 10 be much better supplied
wa provisions than their enemies Bs% e amp
!. well stocked. He is charged With The Telei
oi p.,erward.in. But their struggle appears aon
70 be hopeless. The last hope Of a'd d.;i l,m
Ffarce has vanished; the Croas, who INES, nt,'a 6e
for a while, have resumed inem IL. Dc'I aiy ba,
Frankfort Assembly has disappe ,te ,e.aciion is
lalen; every Alone The Huugatians are unsue-
G monpG Bn' The n iron circle closing in on hsa
TSs aussas one piass on aneas
ss oas as sno as s' ss:'
Wns; ias ~ Hungary will be overpowefed, ana inc
sfme - naorr will res, 10 history as The sy6o-