Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-05

! the CTeult, WHICH udS GSiio II
General Cavagnac, observes thai IL Is wen "a
France 10 have man oi energy al us neau, Gma
il urses Louis Napoleon 10 assume Inc ini,a"ss
on al great questions, instead ofeaYihg onam
her of $50 men 10 neglect or msmanage ne 'h,.
rrs.s oil The country. Fer paper ike the oIea ~,
which has been so clamorous about respect ~.
The constitution, his is strange language ous
il is another sign Of the times-anoIher pleol VI
the readiness with which the French wouio 'u'
mil 10 one rather than 10 many masters.
PARIS, Sept I3.-There can be no longer suy
doubf, il doubt ough ever 10 have Deen GU, enter
ed for moment, that The Pope VIII hol en ,aa
Rome bound BY any sort OF engagement Wha'e"
er, direct or Indirect. o,d
TIL. Universe, as reply 10 all luul1'I $40 o."
cnnjecinres, notifies in line that MS .nunu one
hss ieti Gaeia for Porici-a iac' whicl 80 =,
understands 10 imply resolution ho' " i''1'
Rome. pore in
Ii Nazionale de Florence says that Inc rope, ~
| his apswcr 10 The letter Of the ffenc I - sana
said thai being able to rely on TWO h'h'o. H..
| nels. which imposed on him no coh1i''"i', ~.
preterr d 10 ms ke use Of them, anu coast q 'eh'y
he thanked the French, but al The same inir oesi>
red them 10 qa his drn'niohs 10, he
Galipnan,'s Paris Messenger states maj inc
Cour, ot Assizes Of The Chalenle has Condemneu
Nj Fyrsemol, OF Conlolens, 10 fifteen days 'ni.
prison me nj aud 1907. fine, Tor having puoilc'y
read and sediliously commenced gu an ai.eie
The journal lie Peupie. The Court OF ASSES ESQ oi
The Bvuches du Rhone has condemned Ni plo".
del. responsible editor oil the Voix Gu Pseple, ~
fan, manIIs' imprisonmen. and I,005i. fine Tor
having published articles exciting The ch'z-hs 10
hatred OF the government, and Tor attacking Inc
rights OF the National Assembly. Inc saul-
Coar, has condemned a man, named DesViens,
10 four mon,hs' Imprisonment for having uueIe'
sed,ious cries. The Conr h hss'zes u .ie ~,
ia has sentenced literary man, ma meu ueuu s.
| 10 fifteen Gays Imprisonment and wv ltanCs une
| Tor Publishing paper calculated W u'eluio poo
| lie peace and exci'e 10 haired oil inc gose
AID CORN, an advo cate, Glndre, pnys'eau,
and M. Tnevenp,a commercial lraVei'er Mno
took part in The publication, have also been con-
| demned 70 Imprisonment The same C "n. sa'
condemned notary, named Bcitei, 10 iuoi' nne
Tor pIacarding a written paper containing al'aehs
on The government, AID NJ. Paget, IesponsiO'e
rdior of The Drmocra,ic JarassIenne, 10 ionf
| months Imprisonment aud 5U0i. nne LOT eAe"
imp Inc cil,z.tsto nalred OF the government
The RESPONSIBLE cdiior OF The Courier de ID
Sauhe has been cond mn.d by the Court ol AS
Sis OF The Departments 10 Two monih>' impfisou-
mon, and so, fac. and The responsible editor OF
The Bonhomme Moroccan two months i'hPlisou-
ment and 500!. for similar offences.
From The New Or tans Del.a September ~;
LATER FRuM YUCATAN AND CEN
TRIAL AMERICA.
RUMoRED INTERVENTION OF THE EN1Ll ';as
By the bf,s P. Suuir, Captain Williams, when
arrived Yesterday from Havana, whence she SAT-
| I'd On the l6 h instant, we are in receipt OF ma
yapa journals 10 her day Of sailing. They con-
tain ,hs following important intelligence, re'auYe
to the reported intervention Of The Eng''sn ID
Yucatan, for the purpose uf pacihcalins Inc cou1-
| try, on condition OF a portion OF that teffitoiy
being coded 10 Them Our previous advices from
The Mexican capital slaled that The Engiish nau
offered their intervention 10 put an erd 10 me wal
in the Peninsula, and that The matter had ceeh
discussed by Congress in secret session, ana Inc
result of the deliberations had not lraDspireu.-
The object OF Grea BRIAN is evidently 10 aug
nenl her possessions in The vicinity OF her 'aou.
lous "kinpcom OF Mo.quilia," and IL is 10 De
hoped thai our Co bine will al once inquire INTO
this extension OF European colonies on this con-
linent. co
A letter from Campcachy, dated August ~
SAYS: "Much alarm has prevailed here ID conse.
ouence OF the intervention which il - reported
re English have offered in order TO put an era
10 our war with the Irdians. II. b. M. orig Oh
war Sappho, yesterday brought a commupica,
ton lrcm he Mexican Minister oil Relations, aGo
package from tie English Minister in that Ca
! riIal, Tor The superintendent ol Belize, VINO was
| 10 for wa I'd Them 10 The Gove!nur OF Yucatan -
| We are informed that The scheme is, al le5s, on
The part o England, TO concece 10 the Indians
| portion of The territory OF the Peninsula, Wheie
hey can live entirely separated from US, under
their own government, doubtless un0er The Biz
fish proleclorale, or as allies Of the famous King
OF Mosquito. This maier has created much
CONSERVATION"
The territory OF Bacalar joins upon 'nal OIL
Mosouilia ard if The Indians OF Yucalan be To-
~ pinin nj Tho ENGLISH Will De
sooner or later extended over them. a letter
| iron Merida, under date OF Septe mber 8, states
| that from all the information mat couls. I've Oh
| tanned upon the subject, The Government oil Yucca
tan would never consen! 10 the proposed intefVen-
lion, urder any circumstances.
We are of opinion hat il Ibis sinister interven.
lion OF The English meets with the concurrence OF
the Mexican Congress, who we know have had
il under advisemeit, The protest oil fucaian,
weak and Insignificant State, will not trouble, 10
any great extent, the conscience or scrupes cf
John Bull
The Indians made a desperate allempito relake
Bacaar on the och June, but were Tepulsed
after several hours fshlrg. They then attack
et Tihcsuco, on The 7th and 9Th OF August, with
no better success. According 10 the eih:ial re-
| pors the Yucatan suliiers fought bravery 10 both
engagements and the journals OF that country
| begin to entertain hopes that their savage foes
will mel again succeed in overIunnlng The coun>
III. Governor Ba;bsehano had recently been re-
elected, ana has received $4,000 10 carry on The
war. Tina sum had been promise him monthly,
hereafter. by The Mexican Miniser OF War.
| The Yuca,an journals express great indigna-
| ton al the rumored collection on Round Island
under Col White, of persons whom they de-
nounce as separates" WHO, they believe ere about
to invade Yucatsn. One journsl inf rms its
readers that il has positive information that
| Coonel White had purchased the steamship
Fatuy, and would leave between the Is: and
l5lh September, win about six hundred men,
10 subjugate Yucatan.
| The Havana Gaccia ro-echocs the sentiments
of lis falthfui ally OF de,polism, the Cronica, Of
New York, in relation to the recent prcclama
lion Of Geu Taylor.
| Papers from Guatemala and Salvador, TO the
| 26 b July, have reached Havana. They state
that, notwi,hwi hstanding the arrangement be.
tween the President aud Carrcra, the rebeli, n
| IN Las Ito headed by Gen. Guzman, was still
progressing, aided by Leon Raimendo and
others. The Charges dAffalrs of the United
| States and Belgium were about 10 quit lie coun.
try. An attempt al revolt bad been lately put
down BY the President in Amaiitlan.
In Salvador everything Vas peaceful and im>
| growing. The qaes.ion .; renewing The ancienI
| federation between Salvador aud Honduras nad
| been orouen forward.
| In Nicaragua civil war had broken out, pro.
ducrps tae nos, lameniatie effects on tae couL-
try. The Government expected 10 b. able 10 sup
| cress ne reyoG. A U. S. Charge d'Afaires hac
arrived al San jean, and the question OF making
the canal in Ike line Ct the IlYer vas much dis
| cu>sed
The President OF Honduras opered the Legis'
laive session on The 10 n jane, and ,enaered lis
i T., .oA ,haf I, ,,nti moi
be accepted. Troors had been collected on the
lrontier, 10 make head against III. tcvoltec in Nj
carasua, shou they approach.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CONVEN-
TON This body adjourned last Friday night,
having got through With its business.