Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07

ieiieI 10 ihose waO were wounded but were refu-
sed abundance iato every house where they cal.
led.
The Cork Examiner, aliudiDs TO the potato
crop, says that the disease has certainly appeared
10 few fields but i. is qIally ceraln that The
general crop is safe
Offers OF several private residences have been
MATE iur The accommodation oil her majesty d.
ring her soIonrn al Cork which, as j: is nc, her
intention 10 stop out OF the Royal yacht, have
been gfaclously declined.
FRANCE.
The Committee OF The Legislative Assembly
10 wnlrh The question OF Propagation vas refer.
red, has come 10 The unanimous decision OF re-
commenting that the Assembly Should be proro.
gued lcm The 18th OF August 10 the 18Th Of Oc,o.
Der.
II is understood tha, The agents OF the Socialists.
undlsmayed by their previous reyerses, are sill
very active IN making prosclyIes among The pea.
sanlry
The Rationale announced that The Prince OF
Canano, son OF Lncian Bunapartc and Ey Presi.
dent OF the Ruman Constituent Assembly, had
been arrested al Orleans b. order OF the Govern
ment. II is said Thar, having claim against his
cousin. Louis Napoleon, Ter money len, In aid
Of his election, the Prince came 10 France 10 de-.
mand 1t, the COUSINS conduct against home
having stirred up his ire. Il is sail that the
Prince vii! net be imprisoned bul that he will
be forced TO embark Tor Ensla or America.
TIE repor OF NJ. Combareld Leyel, on tie
law Of the Press, has been distributed. II is IA
yurable TO The measure u the Government.
The resignation Of the five Mayors o. Paris,
has been attributed 10 some offensive remarks
expressed in document by thc Prefer, M. Ber-
ger, amongst others, that il was their misfortune
10 live under republic. The election 10 fill
thirty five vacancies in The legislative Assem-
bly, turned out much more favorable 10 the Gov.
eminent han was anticipated. With The excep.
ton of III. Jules Fdvfe, who was returned Tor
Lyons, every one OF The newly eIecIed members
are OF The ma ariy, and will support the Govern
men as long as the majority hold together. The
Debats sees great cause for anxiety in the pas
sve victory Obtained 10 the eeclions-a victory
due entirely 10 The tact that an immense number
OF the electors relrained from voting. That fsays
that journal appears 10 be bad symptom. IL
is an evil upon which we cannot close cur eyes
We are the strongest today, but We can lind
nothing 10 show that We shall be so Tomorrow.
Ii is admitted by all that eou:o de min is proba-
BILE. The questions openly discussed are abou
Consulate oL life, The Empire, Henry V, aud
Comrte de Paris. The change Of Ministry is
considered an event most certain 10 occur within
very short time.
The Seicie says Mole Is 10 be President OF The
Council, Theirs Minister OF The Inferior, and
FaAon Of Foreign Affairs
BY j decree Ct The l3 b inst. Gen. Lamorciere
has been appointed Envoy and Minister Pienipo.
Ieniary OF France TO Russia, and he 10 said 10
have left Paris for The head quarters OF the EN-
peror OF Russia.
Baron de RoIhschd is abou, 10 leave Paris on
trip 10 Italy. Ii is said that luis journey is in
connection with The indemnify 10 be paid by Pied
monte, which would necessi,ale loan; and also
The unpaid half years interest on Roman bonds
The progress OF The investiga ion into the af-
fairs of The 18th June has become less active,
owing 10 some arrests recently made. and 10 The
discovery OF important correspondence. There
is talk, also, OF certain rev Iationa which will
increase The number OF The accused, who arc TO
figure before The hgh courts Of just.cs
Sergeant Rather, the missing montaguard rep
Iesentalive, has escaped 10 England.
ITALY.
The Pope mas addressed an autograph letter 10
Gcn.Ia Oudinor, on the occasion ot receiving
The keys OF the city Of Roms. His Holiness
coneialula,es The General on the triumph oil order
ia Rome, and expresses his hope that Divine
Providence will remove The difficulties that may
sill exist. He adds that he does no, cease to
di!ccI hi, prayers 10 Heaven for Ihe Gensrs!,
the army, and The French nation. the leuer
was UdltQ 1Hc.3, July lOt
Cardinal Pcoli and lhe Marquis Sacchelie
arrived IN Rome from Gaea On the Oh. The
latter is Grand Chamberlain of The Apostolic
Palace.
Preparations are making al Rome which lead
to the impression that Plus 9th i, cxpccle soon
TO retdrn TO the Guirinai. All the wounded
have been removed rom thai Palace.
The French are doing all they can; dislribu-
Ting money, &c, 10 get up a cry in his lavor, but
Ia vain.
The Roman troops who had agreed in the
Rrsi instance TO do duty conjoin!ly with tho
French, are oil leaving, and the whole fore re.
mlining now amounts TO less than 1000 men
OF these many were anxious to leave. but Gen
Oudnot would not give consent The Pope:
engineers being asked 10 make demonstration
in hs favor, preferred quitting his service
Thirty.nine OFT Of forty-three resigned, and al
the rank aud file were disbanded. The same
occurred in The arillery-aIl the officers having
resigned, with the exception of three captain:
and sergeant The reason given is, that tie
French authorities refused 10 give them any
promise or guaranty as 10 the protection oil the
rights Of the people.
Garibaldi has succeeded in making hlI escape
good IRON The French riyision, who were put
upon a false sc-nl and be is now on the noun
tains Of Arbuzzi -Frcvious to his departure
from Rome. he had secured the ammunition and
the military stores. Another account states
ina, Garbaldi is on the Naopo,an frontier
where he ha, been joined by another body Of fu-
si,ive roops, and formed. il is said, body Of
81, 600 mon.
no besesed operations against Venice have
been dr continued, IN consequence Of Inc fata
prevalence of fever and sickness amongst The
Aus rian troops BY the excessive heat aud hard
work.
ihe American Charge d'Affai's has ben COM
PEELED 10 take down us arms, in consei fence oil
hi, house having been tofcibly entered by the
French patrol, IN pursuit ol Two deseners.
HUNGARY, AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA.
Alhcugn, numerically considered, The hostile
lorcss are OF appalling superiority, the Hung-Ii'
ans are very far indeed from beng in any despe
rae ex Irsniiy.
A Turkish Ambassador in Paris received q
despatch on the 10 h instant, by courier, announ'
cling lha, the Polish General, BEN, had a2aI
completely defeated he Russians under The com
mand of Luders, in Tfansylvania, and that tie
later had been obliged to take refuge In Walia
chin with small rem nant Of MS army.
Advices from Vienna OF the 18th OF July sia'e
that Buia Pc,ta surrendered 10 the Ausno.Rus
sian t,uoss on Inc lllh instant without resistance
/ From a report VI Gen. fl3ynanI dcuichseu W Tue
Emperor OF Austria, it appears that very sharp
! col q CT took place on the lin b.io'e Comora
between The combined armies Of me Magyar'
The HGngariaas fought win furious inpetuosi
! ". bu. Inc Ausl,ians claim the victory.
Another and probably more reliable accoun! o.
this bauls. states that $50 pieces OF cannon were
| brought inlc The field by the Hcngafans, and the
loss susa ined.by The later n!arlllerymen may be
estimated from the Circumstance that several O
The guns had to be served lauerIy BY The Ouch
mers,et inlaalty. Nolhing could be more com
nleie Ina n the defeat OF The united Russo-Aus,ri
an armies unoer Haynau lie was Obliged tc
fall ball on Kaab. where his head quarters are a
present, and which city is filed win the wound
ed He has been obliged 10 send 5000 WOUNDED
TO Pfesburg.
Bar ior Inc timely arrival of The Rassians tt
covsr his rereal Haycau and his sIaI woai'
! have been laten
As The Ban Jellachich lately demanded by
(as Of ,ruce the garrison Of Petefwatd'n 10 sur
render, The commander oi The garrison fepheo
IL know we'll how affairs sand, ami lhaI .ne ~
! ,.i,.3 Ban NJ Croa,i, II III soon hld himself SUI