Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24
FOREIGN NEWS.

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FOREIGN NEWS.
From The Geographic accounts IN 'he Ne"
yo,l, papers, We extract The following addllionai
and interesting intelligence:
IT,. N.y,o.rros BLL.-The Navigation Dill
before Parliament, has undergone very "a,
tanoe The principle of TetaliatiDg upon lnose
a,;'ins which should not concede those advan-
."ss "a ENGLAND which she freely accorded 10
~, has heen disapproved Of by Mr.. Gladstone,
,"sn ,nou,ht this reserved right would involve
W. oovernmenl in perpetual disputes with Tor
Ion nations. He has accordingly brought LOT
ard new scheme b. which De proposes 10 a.
vide tho law into TWO branches The one to Apply
70 The foreion trade, and the other 10 embrace Inc
colonial and coasing trade, and to make the oat :
90 in with foreign countries conditional upon 'heii
granting equivalent advantages 10 GIea' BRIAN an
Mr.. Labouchere, under The plea mat inc ''ll-
culties respecting carrying du'y,Pai0 'ooae:o'
&c.. coaslwise for instance, would DC iouhu ~
superabIe in practice, has Withdrawn Inc whole
nj The clauses having reference 10 the eoas'ihs
,r,de and the bill stands in much the same posi-
non as il did last year. as respects lis acluai pro-
visions but with reduced majority IN lis favor.
+, ,he aouse of Commons the bill went through
,he committee previous 70 the adjournment, and
he rhird reading was fixed Tor an early day ai'er
The Easter recess.
Tar CANADA TRoUBLEs-The struggle in Ca
NADIA. respecting the proposed indemnity Tor re-
beIlion losses, has only been incidentally alluded
10 in Parliament and all parties connected WIN
the North American Provinces seem disposed 10
wait the is,ne before they harass The Colonial
Minister with complaints upon sublecl Tor
which he is scarcely responsible. outoi-coo1s
attention is anxiously directed towards Canada
and he reported neutrality of the new tSecu I'VE
Of Inc United States upon false rumor ol as
lurbances gave great satisfaction.
FRANCE
A Tory VIEW op FRENCH APrAIRs.-Wrh
some exceptional disturbances in the distant pro-
yinces. France conunues tranquil, and GUS Ma
poleon is proceeding in The snresl path 10 MAN.
tain his power by insanity snppressing Gomestic
disorder and by steadily avoiding interference oy
force farms in the affairs OF The contiguous ma
tions. Notwithstanding the excitement attempted
10 be created upon the question OF Piedmont,
The proceedings Of he National Assembly
continue but OF subordinate interest. The differ
en-. parties are now engaged in their respective
eleciioneering proceedings, and The moo ac'cfs OF
the Socialists seize the occasion 10 excie me peo-
pie by the most revolutionary language, hui We
believe that a vast majority OF the flcncn people
will support The cause OF order, and thai very
small number of Federalisls will be elected 10
the new chamber.
Louis Napoleon and his Ministry sci their IA.
ces against an armed Intervention iof Inc puf-
pose o; preventing that which nobody coateInp'a-
led. the dismemDermeni .! SartiEia, 50 that men
II all parties in England consider thai great
step has been made towards The pacihcalIon Of
he South Of Europe The exemplary mOtefa-
ton OF Austria gives further guaranty mat hos
,iliries will not be resumed upon The questions OF
the Lombard provinces
The great body OF The French people is IN
doubleday sound in principle, and the prudent
course pursued by Louis Napoleon tends IL i'm
prove the condition Of The country IN almost eve
ry branch.
NJ. Proudhon's journal has been again seized.
This paper seems 10 SCI ali governments al Den
ance.
PRoupHoN AND DucHEssE NJ. Proudhon has
been condemned Dy Jury Tor llheiius ne pre-
sident OF The Republic, but has escaped irom m"
country. NJ. Duchesne has shared The same tate
as 10 conviction, and is 10 suffer one years IN
prisolmeDt.
Bafb.s Blanou Flucon, SobtIer, Ra>pail, and
Quntin. ha We been convicted a; BouTgcs, AM Bar
hes and Albert are sentenced 10 transportation Tor
lie Blanoui and others 10 10 year, imprisonment
each Gen. Soullrr, Deste, Bovine, Thomas,
Laclan, ami Larges, have been acquitted anc
are set a liberty. Causitierr, Louis Blanc, Hen
crere, Lawson, Napoleon, Chancel, and Iisneu.
rel. nu having appeared, have been conc'Gnrd
unr forfno1ace and have been sentenced 10 trans
poration.
ARnre.ros AND FL,uHT OF CHARLES AiEsRT
The Austfans having completely ICu'ea lh'
P,d.,nnirse and driven them l. the mountains.
f,h.,Ie. a Ioert abilcael The hfone IN favor OF
ms SIM Victor Emanuel and flag OF truce beng
,enl "a The Austrian lcn', Marshal RadeizEy a
,ncc accedsd 10 An armistIce. Inc new Ming
pledges himself 10 conclude a treaty Of peace, 10
iisbani ten military companies 81 HnDsaflanN,
Poles and Lombari,, who are received. Inc
Aus,rians, who hold Turn open 10 Them, mag
iorbnn 10 lake advantages, which
nigh, have provoked the susceptibility oi France.
The consequences Of this mpor'an, battle are
scarcely yet developed in me different paris o.
liay.
Modena, Tuscany and Rome. viii probably
change their views, now that all hopes from
ut ~ a. eHh
StcuLy Flax The Sicilans hold out. The
French aad English AdmIra!s have failed %
make up matters, and al the atesl dates were
abou, 10 depart. Mr. Temple ant VI Rtqdcval,
no had gone personally, 10 company wih the
TWO Admmas, 10 make last enoiI 10 accom-.
plish coDciliaIory arrangement, mad returned
10 Naples on the 3,lh, all attempts having been
lruilless previous 10 this last ehofl.
War BEGINNING AdAlH.-The Admlials had
sent a steamer 10 make a circuit oil the island,
touching al all the principal ports and roalsieds,
% make known the last offers presented, with The
mediation OF France and England. The answer
given was one unanimous cry Of war from lhe
whole population. The Parliament al Palermo
voted unanimously that hcJ would no conic-
,cend 10 enter into any farther negotiations, hn'
that on Thursday, The 18Th, al noon, hostililics
shouli be RECOMMENDED. The enthusiasm OF the
population al Palermo is described as exceeding
All bounds. The members oilhe highest nobicsse
Of BON sexes are working in The trenches. Mosi
Of people think the Siclang have had TAR terms
offered 10 hem, and eventually they mus accep'
them.
GERMANY.
TuE KlNo oP PRUSSIA ELECTED EMPEROR :
The Frankfort Parliament has hnally elected The
King Of Prussia Emperor d Germany, aud
depulalion has proceeded TO Berlin It
lender him me crown OF Charlemasne AT hrs
M one believed that The king would accept the
mr. fefed honor, but now II Is believed that ne
viii. with certain conditions, so as 10 AVOID CIV
ing offence 10 The other Poteniaes Of Germany.
Should he do 50, II is generally believed that II
will mos, certainly involve Prussia 10 War with
Austria and Russia. The later power seems
now resolved 10 pu down The revolutionary spirit
in Europe, and only wants The opPorun 10 "lei
slips the dogs OF wat"
AUSTRIA.
THE WAR IN HUsqARY OF the Hungarian
war yery liue authentic information is known,
except that il RACES 6e,cely. Ben Lad gained
some advantages oyer body oil Rus ilnS, but
soon found himself overwhelmed by heir num-
hers. and The Emperor will gladly seIze upon any
nrrext to interfere farther. We shall n, be a.
al surprized to hear that the Emperor oil Russia,
upon the solicitations OF The Auslrians, brings
down large force to crush the HuDgarans.-
All present there seems no probable termna ion
Of This deadly struggle, carried on by both par
lies in the most bar bafous manner.