Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-24

10 wait for orders. The Intention was 10 send
the Zee, to Civila Vscctia 10 carry the Pope back
10 his dominons in STATE. The fact is the Go.
vernment which appears destined 10 Dc always
making blunders on the Italian question, fondiy
imagine lha when once entered Rome, there
would be no difficulty in irducting Plus TX to
his capital. Bul his Holiness is not so easily TO
be moved He refuses 10 60 back On the ccndi-
lions proposed TO him; and, as Admiral Parse
val Duchesne cannot force him 10 accept OF hos
pitality on board a French squadron, the feet,
having nothing else 10 do has been ordered back
to Tuulon.
TnE PRESIDENTS PLor-The Gazette de
Frarce has the following extraordinary article:
1--WE are abused Notwithstanding cur excessive
moderation We'll, VIC will al once expose the
exact Stale Of the situation We are marching
to Orleanism through the Empire. II proposed
10 make the President Consul for ten years, aud
hlus provide Tor The government until the Count
OF Paris shall allain his ma jory. M. Theirs
is The chief of this movement, and consequently
The chief Of The Royas,s, who aid in this move
ment wilhou, knowing it," The Gazelle de
France is one OF The most able organs oil The
Lesilimist party.
The Councils General of France will NEE, on
the 18th inst. Il is not considered unlikely that
potion of them will make the political situa.
ton OF The country subject tor deliberaiion.-
| The necessity OF a modification or a part OF the
constitution may be treated ot by these bodies
Rumors of coup d'c,at assert thai a manifesto
ton 10 favor Of serious modification OF The
constitution will be mace by these bodies; and
those who are tond OF startling interpretations of
| ordinary occurrences conn ect the journeys OF
The President Of the Republic with that alleged
manifestation.
ITALY.
ORDER At RoME-From Rome there is no in
tcliigence of special interest. The Pope seems
dissatisfied with the state OF affairs there and has
thus far refused TO go 10 Rom. under French pro-
lection. Gen. Oudnot has sent 10 him the keys
| of one OF the gates, which he acknowledged in
letter congralulaling him on his victory lover The
euemies Of all human society" The Pope has
also issued The following address 10 his sIbjec's:
| TIE POPE TO THE People -"Pius TX 10 his
beloved sutects.-GCd has aisec his arm and
| hath commanded the tempestucus ocean OF anar-
chy and impiety 10 stop. He hath guided the Ca
| lholic armies 10 support the rights OF humanity,
| which had been lramped upon-of faith, which
had been a'tacked-and OF The Holy See and OF
our Sovereignty. 0 Eternal Glory which even
in The midst Of Thy wrath dos, no, forget Thy
mercy Beloved subjects, il, amidst the whiI-
wind Of these horrib! events our heart has been
satisfied with bitterness, on rejecting upon so
many evils which the Church, religious, aud you
have suffered. il has lost none OF that affection
with which il as ever loved YOU and loves You
still.
1--WE hasten by our VOWS The day which will
lead Us again among you; and when The day shall
have come We shall return with The ferVenl de.
sire OF bearing consolation unto you, aud with The
determination 10 devote all our energy 10 your
real advantage by applying difficult remedies TO
great evils, and consoIing those excellent subjects,
who, while they await institutions in accordance
with their wants, wish, as We also wish, To see
The freedom and independence Of The Ponlifcal
Sovereign so necessary 10 The tranquility of The
Catholic world, guaranteed. Meanwhile, in or
der 10 re-organize public affairs, We shall shortly
name a commission, which, investe with full
powers and seconded by ministry, will direct
the Government of the Stale. We imploTe, To-
day. with increased fervor the blessing OF the
Lord, (Which we have ever implored. even al
distance from yoI) we implore that il may be
abundanlly Shed upon you. Il is great conso-
lalion for our soul to hope that llhose who have
made themselves unfit 10 gather lis fruits By their
errors, may render themselves worthy oil il BY
sincere ard constant return 10 righteousness
"Given al Gae,a, July II Pius X"
The Courier dcs Alps states thai the Pope will
enter Rome in the beginning OF August, and that
France, Austria Spain and Naples would setd
attachments 10 be present al that soemnity
A PROCLAMATION FROM MAZZINi
The Cuncoriia Of the 9th ull., publishes a
proclamation, addressed by Mazzini 10 the Ro.
mans, recommending them 10 endure with con-
stancy ADD fifmness the calamity of foreign in
| tervenlicn which AFFECTS them at present, and
not 10 give way 10 encouragement. He calls
upon lie municipalities 10 repeat with ffmness
that they adhere voluntarily 10 The republican
foIm and to the abolition OF The temporal power
VI The Pope, and that they consider every Co
vetnmenl Illegal which hes not been freely ap.
proved Ly The people. He says
lie, The cry be constantly heard: Down with
the Government OF Priests! Free spfirases Tor
ever! All those who have sworn aliega 10
The Republic should dvcst themselves of their
functions wherever the Poniifcal colora have
been hol>,cd. 4 whole nation Cannot be put in
prison. The Roman Assembly is mol dissolved
The Trumvirs although their pablo action has
been suspended by brutal force, only await the
favorable moment 10 convoke ii again."
BY 4 decree Of the 2lst ul;, General Oudinol
has named commission d! Rome, composed OF
Messrs Marine, Prefcct or The Apus!oica Ar
| chives; Commander Viscon!i, Commissary Of
Aa,ique Monuments, and Legot, Secretary and
Librarian u the Academy OF F.ance 10 inquire
into the a;aie VI The pubic libraries, and notice
the rotberies which nigh, have been committed
there.
JUDGMENT ON PATRIOTS.
On the "a The Court Of Appeals OF Genoa de-
liveIcd judgment on eleven individuals charged
with REBELLION, who were exclnied from The M
nesly oil the 9Th Of April. Co! Joseph Avezzana,
Councillors David Motchio La2zoli, Pailesiini,
aud frederic Campanello; Mcssis Constantine;
Refer, Nicolo, Accame, Borzinia, and B AL
be,liai, ard the Marquis J Combiaso, were
sentenced 10 death, and the waller Weber 10
hard labJr for life. The MaIqhis OF Combiaso
was beside condemned TO a fine Of 20 900 livres,
Councillor LazzoIi 10 1000, aud the others 10
| QUO each, and 10 the costs.
BY decree OF The Dist, the a ustrian Govern.
| or OF lie Duchies OF Parma and Piacenza had
| dissolved the Provisional Juna OF Government,
ard declared The di6nilivc organization Of The
| Sae.
POSITION OF GARlBALDI.
The Tuscan isIonitcre says thar the band Of
Garbalda infested The country situate between
| Mcntebuciano, Cs,ona and Tojano, The main
body was beii.Vei 10 occupy Montebulciano, aud
10 consist Of about 1000 men Heavy conlrbu-
tons we're levied by them on that iowa and sever
al others. At Ce,ona, they carried of as hosla.
Ses, number OF frsrs. The same journal adds,
that corps of Aus,rans belonging 10 the BIZ
gadc OF Lichs,cEtein, and coming from Umbria,
entcfe,! Cciona on he 20!h. Porto San Siephano
| and Ofbcteilo wee occupied by strong Aus
| 'rian and Tcscan force. Baron d'Aspfe had pre-
vons,y order, d general disarmament of The in
| habiianls oil that country, aid The dissolution Of
The National Guards. A corps of $500 Aus;rians
with fed battery, was Stationed al Sienna.
VENICE.
Venice sill held out On lie 22d nit. against
RadeIzky. who was about 10 attempt new
| mode Of attack. tie is now at Mcsire; he is
getting strong howitZsf batteries constructed al
| Juiiana, which are ntende 10 lombard Piazza
la and San Sccuado. When these Two batteries
shall have p,rto; med their wjrk OF destruction
/ for some days, he WILL i, is said, aliemp, TO lake
the city b. assault, by means OF RATS bea ring
heavy artillery The Austrian squadron is an
chaTcd before Mnlamocco, ard eIec's severe
blockade. The Veae:ian squadron does 10. stir.
Meat aud wine are almost completely wanting
| al Venice Bread is scarce, aud OF very bad
| quality. In few days the town will endure the
| urst attacks OF famine.
| TURKEY.
THE RESURRECTION IN BOSNIA.
Tha Rnsnia insuIrectinn in assninirn a snri-