Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-09

ihs project, and nave reason to ih,nk that


viii IL abandoned.
The second means which the advisers oi the
Pope propose, is TO refer The matter 10 The aIbi.Ia.
ton oi Austria. This plan would be essdan-
geruus han the former, inasmuch as, for Some
lime past Austria has shown hsfsel. 10 be ans
mated with really liberal sentiments, and IN
more than one instance has supported The cuof's
OF your ambassadors. II canno', however, tc
concealed that the adoption o! This plan would De
a check Tor Fsahcc. Up 10 lhis time /, /, she
who in The Roman aiar has stood foremost ii
she should accept the arbitration Of Acsria, pre-
pie would not Tail 10 say that she had somewhat
fallen.
The third means and that which the liberal
Roman party would wish ~ see sncceed Is an
'ente-cordtqL with france. Certain cardinals
declared a few days since that This would he an
impossibily. But whether more Mature relise-
ton has enlightened III. IN on the subject, or the
reserved alt,tCde Of the powers on whom they
might rely the most firmly has changed their
opinion, tney now speak in much less posiIive
manner. | think can even Affirm that NJ. de
Rayneval is less doubtful Than ever Of Obtaining
a result, and hat hy taking a. The starting point
The letter OF The President OF The French Republic.
| am we'll informed, AMI though lille IN ac-
cordance with what are called The religious Jour
nails am convinced that all the powers, WIZ
out any exception, are mpaen, 10 see the AFFAIR
brought 10 an amicabe conclusion. The POPE
would willingly accept the consuIta which e1is-
ted previously 10 his departure from Home
There would be, certainly, some modhca'ions
in the members OF i; but, as its name indicatcs,
il would only be a cunsulta; that is 10 say, lis
advice would only be consultlyc, without any
obligation On The Pope 10 submit 10 IL u he SHOULD
be If contrary opinion. The question o! me
mode OF assessing The taxes would be examined
by this consnlta, watch would be composed ot
secular members. Il would be The same with
The majority Of The Ministry and the greater part
Of the higher tunclionaries.
On these difercn! points The parties are already
agreed, as ;hey also are on The SUBJECT oil me
amnesty. watch is 10 BE- on very eYtrGtea scale.
The tifIicu lies which ser remain 10 b. overcome
relate IL the organization Of The ma2'sl'acy, ahn
The adoption OF general S;stsm OF new judicial
laws, or what your President calls III, code Va
yolcon Here am bound 10 say The obstacles
are great though not insurmounIabie. In 'act,
You are aware thai the principal provisions 81
that Code are already in visor Throughout a.
most the whole Of Italy. They have not u ~
true, been admitted without being subjected 10
important notifications, ard il has required se".
era! years to organize hem, bur, IN linz, they IN
part exist. What is now lie uianded IS an anne
Iteration and progress. The Pope does not 'r'
fuse this, Lu he dcmans lime. The last dih-
Guilty relates TO The organization oil lie army.
A commission composed pary,o Romans,
and partly OF French Che LATER are IN the malo-
ri;y,) are engaged about this oTsanlza ion, ex>
aiming h. clai..s OF officers, and np to thus
time II has .lanained aimr 8 all he ranks cor-
ferled by the Republic. On his point, The Pope
appears CONSIDER il his duly I'D resist. tie -
not willing 10 atmi, into the army or near him.
men who in hrs opinion, only wait Tor the de-
pauure oil the French army io.nnlte WIN me re-
yolu,ionisls, and again overthrow ms powell
His Holiness is DESTROYS OF not having any army
OF his own. He wishes 10 have numerous hoGy
OF carabineers [gendearnesI Carefully selected,
Two Swiss regiments aud 10 have leit win MN,
only lur few years. from SIX 10 e'sh' thous"Eu
Spanish troors
In this arrang mcnt France would occupy
Ciyita yeccha. Such IS the present state or
affairs, and you thus see that things are not lar
IRON coming ~ an understanding. ] told y,u
three months aimee that Russia woui assist the
Pope with money, and the Journals have con-
Grmed what then said on that subject Will
add 10 il bg So, ing that the oan will be elected
on conditions very favorable fer the Popc; but 1t
will not take place until all other ditilcui'ieS
| have been removed. Hitherto il has been the
Kings Of Naples who has, from his privy purse.
| provided for the expense of the Holy fother
| and that he has done in the most liberal man.
ner"
Ma,sh,l Radelzli, on the l3th instant, made 4
| ,.;umohal entry mo Vienna. lie proceeded
| through b, gay festive swarmne streets, cheer
ed BY enormous crowds, 10 The imperial residence
OF lhr HUlburs, where apartments hao nern pre-
pared Tor him. Haynau creot IN like a thIei III
the nign'. dc attracted universal attention. Tor he
is remarkable Tor the enormous leng III u hi:
4 n In - IN Pa
nised by The pubiic, and he way in which hey
step aside to make room for him on The cause.
way provcs that his harsh character has IN
| spifed hem with something very like tear.
The Austrian Lloyd'> announces hat IN" Mt
| mister OF FiuaDce is about 10 issue new loan,
and 10 take measures with respect to he reserve;
shares OF the bank, which will effect radical ie-
| form II the establishment.
BY Express and Telegraph Liverpool for the jonhai
| OF Commerce.
| LONDON Saturday, Sept. 2t-il, a. NJ.
| The Public Securities have opened steady this
morning and W now quote Cunso!s Tor money
| al % | :, and fJr account Oct. IL, > 10 ~,
The Share Market is a. dl.i as ever, and very
little business IS going forward.
FRANCE.
PARrs Fii!ay Evening, 2lst.-The President
Of the Republic h'd Council OF Ministers on
| Thursday, II which only three members We're
present. The Council sal Tor halt an hour.
Among the recent diplomatique appointments
| are the following
| Lucien Mura, is 10 proceed 10 Turn, 10 replace
Bois lie Compile, who has gone 10 Madrid.
Eustace de Beaumont has been sent as Amoas-
| sato; TO Venice.
The Monragnard members OF Tie Assembly
| have addressed The people Of France, requesting
them 10 desist from attending banquet 10 be held
on The 22i (Sunday,) TO celebrate the 57h ANN.
versary Of The first French Republic.
| NAPLES.
Letters of The Is mention that the Confer
cncc at Porci had taken an unayorabc Turn,
and that il was not impossible but rupture
mlsh, take place between The French and Papal
| Governments.
LlvERpooL Corros MARKET, Sept. 22.-Tne
market to-day is much firmer, and the iu!l rates
Of yesterday are paid We estimate The sales
al COCO bales, OF which 1000 were taken by
| SPECTATORS and for export.
Photographed Tor The Charleston CouI'er'l
New ORLEANS, Oct. :.
The men aely assembled at Round Island
| n.,o J;s,ereed me nurptse Tor which they Ofsa-