Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02

FURTHER BY TIE AMERICA.

FOREIGN INTER LiGENCH.
FURTHER BY TIE AMERICA.
We CLEAN The following interests intelligence
from The news Trough! ty The America great
deal OF anxiety is felt in England, on accou;1 Oh
tie non-ar,ival Of The Hihcfna:
FRANCE.
D PARIS, Fri.ay, Sept. ii.
Ano,ser Stp To,ra.d Baskupiey The Bank
, cf France has agreed 10 grant loan d Infee
AZ bred Millions o Francs 10 the Government
IN. Way Gees i, j, stalled upon COED aI-
MD,ily that the Cardinals oi RoEic, seeirs no
]oiheT course open will snieavor 10 bring ahou,
the steps required By the French in such nan.
ner that il may H.; appear that they have been
coerced, aud VT believe that h. Government VIII
willingly favor This object.
: Tho Prestd ,nts Letter and ITS EBsEs;
The Moncur contains The following le"er
FROM the President OF tie Republic 10 Leu,
! Colonel Edgard Ney, his orderly ofhcer a. non'e'
sELYsEE NAiioSiI, August 10.
''Ny Dear Ney:- =
a'rhe F,ench republic has moi sent an army 10
Pom. IN NM &c wn Italian liberty, but, on The
o,rary. to regulate by preserving i against
nw1 excuses, and 10 give i! a solid basis, by
sn,ac;ns ON The Ponfcal throne The Prince who
=, The 6rs, had boldly taken The lead in all use
mi reforms | learn with pain that he bene-
violent intentions OF the Holy Father as well
as cur own actions, remain sterile IN presence OF
! hostile passions ard ilidences.
mThe desire of certain persons appears TO
he prescription and tyranny The basis oil Inc
J&ope's return. Say TO Gen. Ecs'olan, from me,
Xthat he is not TO permit that, under me SHADOW
~ Of lho tri-colored flag, any act be committed
which can lower the character OF our insefven>
- <"I thus sum up the restoration of The Pope's
4 Itemporal power:-A general amEes!y-the seca.
lariza,ion Of tue administration;-tbe code OF
Napoleon and liberal government
81 was personally hurt, al rea DING The pfoc.a>
nation q The three Carolina $, 10 perceive lhat
no mention whatever was mad, in 1t OF The name
of France. or OF the sufsfin2s OF our brave
soldiers.
EVERY insult offered 10 our flag, cur uniform,
goes direct 10 my very hear anG nave 10 request
You TO make il waii Understood thai, u FRANCE
does not sell her services she al least insists II
due consideration being paid 10 her SACRIFICES aud
her sbrcgalioD
"Wben cur armies made The round OF Eu-
rope, they left everywhere, az the mark oil lhsir
passage, The destruction oil The abuses OF ieuda'
nv, and lhe germs Of liberty. Ii shall NO! be
said that in 1919 French Amy can have acted
in a different sense, and brought about different
results.
nTell the General 10 thank, in my name, The
army for its noble conduct. have learned, win
pain, that even physically it was not treated as
il ough! 10 have been. Nothing ought TO be neg
lecled 10 suitably provide accommodation Tor our
troops.
"Receve, my dear Ney, the assurance OF my
sincere friendship.
"Louls NApoLsoN BoNArARTE"
IiThere can be no doubt that this letter is 10 be
looked on as the official expression of The feel
ing o. the Cabinet, though written in tie name
oil the Presiden, of the Republic, as he would
not have sent il of without FIRST laying il be-
foro ~ nj Nav dos has ha eatis.
faction of The French troops at Rome, when
this letter became kntwn, as exceedingly
great.
La Patric conradcts q rumor that NJ. de
Falloux had Quilted Paris in consequence of his
dsapproyal of the letter of the President OF the
Republic TO Col. Ncy. According TO La Pa,ric,
M. dc Falloux was present at The Cabinet
Council when the letter was laid before the
Ministers, and entirely approved of it, The
Mopiteur publishes this statement Of La Pa,rie,
which is given as communicated, and adds As
follows: "The note published By La Patrie has
not been communicated TO M dc Failoux; he
could not, then, have authorized H." The
communication OF the letter of the Presiden, OF
the Republic had been purely sofiicious,' aud
excluded all idea Of publicity. La patvie, in
reply, gives the following answer to M. DE-
Fallouxs recifcaton in The Monleur:
sin the presence OF these otssIyatoas, j! viii
perfume 10 discus, the terms Of The noe which
was communicated 10 us. However, in orier
that The spiIi, Of party may no, seek 10 give to
this incident more importance han il is reason
ably entitled TO- we think VIC are sufficiently cdi-
fed BY what has taken place, 10 be able 10 say
that The note in qlcs ion contains The Sincere ex>
precision oil The feelings wuh which al! The MEM
bers VI The Cabine, received the communication
made TO them b. the PGesiicn! OF his letter 10
Colonel Ne"
Ffom ali that has been written AMI re written
on this sueec' 1t would appear that he existence
Of The letter was kGown to all The members 0. The
Ministry, but that all Of them dbl not wish 10 see
General Rostoan, iofeseeins .a' his refusal 4"
publish tbs Letter OF the President u he Sc7ae.'c
in an order o; The dag would render his recall ~
eviabic, had anticipated il BY seuding ia his re-
sienation. The arrival OF the dispatch coaIan-
ing his resignation was III is Iuln toteSiaiied by
The departure OF the l,l'er ssnityina his recall
The declaration OF Nj. &c Faiioax, that he
never could have given his appoo'aon to iis
Presidents letter, relative 10 me manner III Whieh
affairs weie conducted BY The Cardinals al Rome,
had created very considerable sensation anu ah
unfavcrable impression.
Subsequent accounts state that ". TIC fa!ouN
has neither resigned nor exhibited any in'ehIioh
OF doing ST..
PORTUGAL.
Hard T,m.s -Tae MonroSe steamer a!sivei
ninsular mails. Male. are da,iy hcconins
worse a. Lisbon. rhe Liberty Of the pie>s is
abou, 10 o. saSpcldel because he ltelai ro;uca
OF il can>eS great annoyance 10 The government,
by pub!ishins The uic.h q! their p.notef oi the
revenue Men 81 hisa rank are new kao"n 70
have participated in he la;e expensive ;eboery
and in olher KINDS o! iatd
RUSSIA.
THE GAR TO His SOLDIERS.
The Car has idirtssci the following order a
The day to his Army:
"ChiIdren- The Almighty has lent his tiess>
ins 10 our zeal your courage, AMI You; oh'i!'ee
perseverance in the days Of haid.hips aud c'h'
cullies. You have doas your du'yi Inc ;eF'n =
ousl!ri Wherever The ve dared o cchieht you,
he was rcpulsed, and, in pursuing him, step b!
sicp, you have been Witnesses If lare oecui :
Ience-!hil u ali eaelGy in inc vince p!ile oi ms
strength laying dJ,sn lis arms al oaf l't' "hd
surIendciius al Gisc eoG. II IN: coNF.s o. IVY
monlhs We cuaeaeed ani received 10" rs ane
standards, 400 cannon, an a5oGi ,v0c 'Asu'-
gents, w,.u GepossG their afns. al EIivi ana
plcry 10 ycu and yunr vicio,yis ehieis You
hive. as ever, .noisn yourselves aCIty 70 b.
long 10 The almies OF all the Russias ,iank
you ell, individually and collectively. an
conten, with you. AN pfo0t ii you.
"Wa,saw, Au,. -. NcH.LAs."
MOVEMENT OF RUSSIANS.
PRICE Paskicwiilh has tgn Ike com"ar q .! The
Ru sian aTmy il Hnascry 10 Gca. Eaasrr, ami
returned 10 Nar,aw, wEc.c II was received al n
grand para1e, before The La2:enssi Palace, hy
The Emperor, viii s ~ rS:Tf aa1 ml::arj
theatrical splcEccg wheel: i IS his iaipsFial ina-
iesiy's cus'o q 10 ,Xait "a s.ch occasions. Il
Is stated that the Russian troops have aits2GY te-
gun 10 Ie,iie tro;a Hurcary aud Il IS SUPPOSED
that ID, only troops waich lie hhe'y 10 Il man
for scuic time, arr two cafps-;cceheI aboa o.
600 men-one corps being !e!t IN tae peishbo;-
81, fAn,s. - 4 s4ls