Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-12

Inc revolution VIII mus uc Transferred TO Pc
lard.
A Proclamation ron kossUth says tia, me
balte took place ii The defe .! Rcihenlhfum
anil aa 50 900 Russlans surrendered. The Aus.
| TRANS ale terrifying Vienna.
FURTHER EXTRACTS BY THE EUROPA.
FRANCE
In the Assembly on the 18th, an order wa,
passed TO abolish the duty On potable liquors
which will prove loss TO the revenue Of abou
| 1903 millions of francs.
On the 22d, the affairs of l!aly being under
! cons Iteration, NJ. Sarrans said that with res,rt
| The Russian intervention, every one knew
the ambition of the Cabinet of ST. Petersburg
as well as the spirit which guides it, This ID
lerycnlion was blow 10 European principle.
and chiefly to those that at present resu!..:
France II IS sufficient, Ia order 10 know u:
Cars intention 10 read bis last manilea
.hlcn VS. a declaration 81 war aga.as, al d.
rnocratlc Interests Ii 10 that Document WEI,
lolncd The declaration oi The King oil Pruss
10 his army no doub! could any longer De "a.
,ertaincd respecting a combination Of all an.
,ocracle. against democracy. II was impos.l.
BILE that the Eruption from Russia OF lf004
men, should be solei. for the subduing Of hL4.
gary. Besides this number, there was reserve
OF 100 D0p men, making total Of 3l5 O0g
| men who had been called 10 arms Hunssr
was mere prele1t. A coalition of kings VA
again being formed, and he now wanted /.
know what would be the policy OF the Frenc.
government
The Minister o! Foreign Affairs, in reply, sa.
that win rcgatG 10 Italian affairs he Assent,
ha. manifested rs will, ant :hal on The NOR. :
al is having done 50 an asen. tad been SEN q
i Italy b. ating detailed account y! the Gebcia,
\ and orders 10 cXecue The wishes a. the As>eHt,l
| He would not return 10 a discussion winch tsl
then been closet. With regard 10 HuneaTI
something had already been SAID: a! The tn
bune he had already said that What took pfS
| in Hungary had exciied the sollciule OF the !,
grrument which had written about IL 10 81. p
,efsbnre, London, Vienna and Be.u. It ID
| been said ,ha, lie time for negotiation was pasY
ed bur a. for them (meaning Inc govefnme
they continued 10 negotiate.
NJ Guichaim followed the Minister saynf
that France had evidently joined me coalition
kings.
NJ Jolly said that he preferred var 10 the / \
! 10 ation / France and win view 10 lest ~
sense Il ne Assembly upon The subject unl I
| consideration, he propose ne following oIde,
l thr day:
The National Assembly considers ha, III
manifesto u HI Emperor Of Prussia. and Il
| treaties passed between him and the King.
Prussia and Austria, are 4 blow 10 The pm
pies OF the French Constitution, and rhr rleh.> 4
nations, aud contrary 10 The resolutions u y
National Assembly &C. Alter speech M 4
NJ Maenin, Gen. Cavasnac assembled The "a
bune, an moved an order du Jour motive /,
"The National Assembly Calls the serious
ten,ion Of the Government t. The events a: I
movements Of troops taking place IN Euro,E
anu seeing IL the state q affairs danger tor 3
cry ard m Republic, recommends he Goveri,
menl = lake cn,rgc!ic measures necessary X
tiei; protection
| Gen. CaYaeaac said ne though tnis resolul
wonid Hayc ihe effect .. neas,re III Reput \
| ~ recognition winch II couii net accep SCI II
showing Ihat Inc Assembly lel what seill II
matter 10 il were the events row occurring n
Europe. NJ. Jolly objected 10 Gen. Cavsig0acR
motion as not sufficiently strong, and declared L
adhere 10 his own VI Ledfu Roiu FOLLOWED
ana urged The most stringent resolutions Il II
Jolly. He considsre: the manifesto Of The Emp4
rof OF Russia as q declaration OF war againsl ItIn
French Republic. Whea question was passl
| on sach grounds, The only answer to il was 1
~.
herself II vas The duty o! he assembly H. m
nounce iisell 10 answer 10 lie Emperor OF Ri
STA. d.
linen turning 10 The parry on h. ngh,, NJ II
tfn Ro.'ln concluded rs saving 4,
II know vel ina You would WISH MOI % IN
| Ply, encouraging decision yot d. no, assImx n
| oh yourselves resis terrible responsibility ~
| II you wish 10 prevent civil var, ebefgetlca IN
am promptly answer this defiace' [ApprutS
| non on the Jeff vei
NJ. Oiiilon Barrol again ascadet the Tribur4 p
10 answer the Democratic ieder, and after
speech OF considerable leoeih, oncIsd ! by ca
| ing Tor the simple orGeI OF tneuy
NJ. Cremieux followed, and sokc in he nitft
OF all uproar scarcely surpasse, in The annas
The Assembly At the terminao on Of his speed
| The voting commenced upon n proposal 70 ri
- ne simple orer OF The day. A. 7 o'clock n AZ
DIVISION was closed, when tie nmbers wrle1 a
r. The simple order u he IL, 80; asalls p
439; N iofy a2ains, it, 400
Tn Inc 22i discussion IN o. foreign ~ @
| veG'icn vas resumed, a; lie cocIusi i D. ~hN 81
a vots y The Assembly for Corral Casaisna =
| proposition was taken and resuet in ,he az y
ton = Inc order C jour motive. 10
Aver some undressing loll business
tioc'n asked Tor he taking in instant con. i
ration ne proposal Tor hbera'r the grlhstor
/ convc's, subsequent. 10 the Tloi hay lol- To-
ms request was refused.
NJ. C'em,euy called The auiiion Of lie
>emhly I" an article published The Democa an
Pac,hque Of NJ. Consideranl, which ne sai ~
| plol wa N preparation by cean members IN,
| me GoVeinmoLt and some poiical men, y &C,
sl!oy tn Republic on cerlalday, and "a pe,
upon maj Honorable geDtemau) give some w
| PLANTATION On tina, subject n,
NJ. Ccnsiderani replied ;halhc ds.ah ~ AM
been communicated to hin b; ;person ~ VI, Std
ne could rely, and NJ hal consefcd i his " .s
20 mealioa he subject 10 Inc resident q. In,
Council, and had by that mean3eteast' =
A remark u NJ. Cousiictar aroused lhe -
ger CT VI. Pierre Bonapare, no gave him l.
lie IN The most Northumberland 10.
TIE subicc. lei 10 warm dius>ion, 10 @hf
General hcdeaa defended III cG.GL,i q
afmy-sayins il would aiwayoe ionna 'eaoy I
support he laws and Conslitu'n @
The shipment Of troops ior;iyi'a c'n'1' ~
actively a TouIon and Marsles. II A,
/ General Rosiotau has !eft Pis Tor ilai: syi
IS the tiiih general officer sent .!e 70 loio w ha
RAJ OuGinoi. ant
In he fcceu, election, the me II VI L. III iIi
Pc m stands second on the 2, ina = ~ tr,
beng before El>, RON acci4tc cHcl'">6 aty
" .i'si ihfir0s >n-l5ilets ~ t''ets - n,,
Lamafnne, Marrasi, hrasc, dpohi de I > n
Marie, Folle, and all others the parry !.
Nation. which caused he .eytioa o. ft''' i,
are ,hrowa out. 4
/ The contest Tor power n lies d. ~, IN
/ Red Republicans and me me,l the ss'eiG !,
ties Inc legilimisis, the OreSts ans az :. 8
patists. The Moaera,e Roblcaus hsn dec
local standing in France. mo NO
The Corsaire pledges i,seior The ran . We e
| report OF The speech made lone ~ - ton
ii members for PArIs, in'hicn nc saa pIsi
Bourseosie had fs~ensi hor, On as o. .s,
.! The people, aai srcui / hos5 Y ~ ali
maze bacon Of Tor .hose ogbom ~ N, il
Ater This, We may credit e eiP'e,.i.,.,r no
bu;cd 10 an c1 -i:ine.-"Wee naich'H- a." '
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