Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-13
FOREIGN INTELLlGENCE.
FURTHER EXTRACTS PER the WASHINGTON

FOREIGN INTELLlGENCE.
FURTHER EXTRACTS PER THE WASHINGTON.
TsE TuaKiu QUESTION ~ FsANcE.-The
Steele, in abiding 10 Inc order given 10 be squad.
ron al the HyereS Islands To Set sail towards the
East, insiuuates that M. Theirs and M. Mole
have also opposed the policy u the President OF
the Turkish question:; and the Re!orme even goes
so far as 10 remark seriously upon paragraph
in a Lord)n Journal, declaring that NJ. Mole
has been in close conference with The Russian
Minister in Paris, with view 10 prevent IN
accord with Eng and on This subject. This charge
is probably untounded Il is reported indeed, IN
Paris that NJ Mole has taken some steps in The
affair, but that ihey have been solely directed to-
waids a concl:alion honorable |" the French
Government The Steele says:
La spite OF the efforts OF M. Mole and Nj.
Thiers, who are become the directors OF The Lee
gitimist party, the President Of the Republic and
the majority OF his Council have ranged them.
selves, on the Eastern question, on Inc side OF
civilization, aeains, the sansuinary preiensicns
OF the Gar. Thus, as We have announced, the
Mediterranean dset has received orders 20 repair
TO Smyrna, where it will join that OF Admiral
Parker TO ACT in concert, in case OF iced, accor-
dine 10 Interior instructions; and advice has been
sent 10 The French Ambassador al Constantino>
pie OF the order that has been given. The Re-
pubic has now IA sail Of The line armed al Tou
lon and three irigates. All these vessels do not
torn part Of the Mediterranean, feet, ba, they
could join before their services would be rtquir>
ed
The steam fleet 10 the Mediterranean is not
less respectable, being composed of IL frisaies !;
and il il should become necessary to embark
force o. 25 900 men, the means OF transport
ha do NJ ha1; hot
Russia would attempt the risk of war with Tur
key allied 10 France and Great B itain but that
is Tor US only an additional reason for sp-
proving Of q demonstration which will CONSOLE
date European peace by showing those whose
ambition would lead them TO disturb il with
whom they would have TO deal. II is moreover
important 10 infict a striking humiliation on
Russia, the auxiliary OF all those who threaten
either directly or indirectly tho principle Of ma
tional sovereignty and of progress. An end will
thus be put, by single biaw, TO the Conserva-
tive boastines Of the Car, and to the policy of
that party which, in the name of faith, lean with
one hand on the Catholic Pope of Rome, and
with the other on the schismalic Pope OF Mos,
COW, to arrest the progress Of human reason.
RETURN OF THE BOURBONS.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times
writes:-
am Informed by a gentleman who has just
returned from long tour in the western departs
ments, tina, the chiefs oil the Legilimist party in
that part OF France are all but unanimously op.
posed 10 III. proposition Of M. Napoleon Jerome
Bonaparle tor the return. Of the Bourbons. They
believe that the moment has mol yet arrived, and
think that four or FIVE years ought 10 be allowed
10 pass before such thing can safely take place.
I have il on the same authority hat the opera
lives and peasants OF Chalet, and other places in
the department. OF the Mane-e -L1ire are SO sick
OF revolui0n and so anxious 10 make up for
what thy have lost by political agitation since
February, 1913, as 10 be totally ave,Se 10 any
further convulsion, and that they express them
selves determined TO take no part in any future
aiempi al changing the form OF Government, no
matter in whose interest j, may be made; and
that Bonapartists, Orleansls, aud Legitmis;s
will fail in inducing them 10 aid in any revolu-
tionary measure.
EUCHARIST Oct. l.
The Turkish and Russian armies have lii'ed
up their tents, which were pitched cat OF the
town, and have taken their quarters in the town
itself, adding about 20 600 people to its popula-
lion. The Turks are Quar;eIed in large kbans
on the right back of one of the Dembori:zi, a
sma river which runs pictuIesquely through
Bucharest, and The Russians on the left bank
The town affords curious sight for an observer.
Russian and Turkish uniforms are seen con.
slanlly crowdins The streets. i,,...f.
ITALY.
HoNoRs CHEAP-REsULr or LUCK
The Tribune translates the following from a
Letter in the Democratic Paciique, ca;ed Rome,
Oct 25:
"Pus TX wanted 10 decorate all the soldiers
aud sailor, of the Expedi ionarY Corps. A trend
of bis, The King of Nap es suggested that a loo
lavish giving oil rewards would diminish their
value, and tina, it would accordingly be proper to
use certain gree Of reserve in beslowing the
proposed dec0ra
"Shortly after The letter OF the President arriv-
ed, and the decorations were no longer thought
OF
"a reconciliation having been com meuced,
the distribution OF the medals vas remembered
again, and HIS noiiaess prufiiinc by the advice
OF ferdinand OF R)urboo, determined 10 pat mo-
deration into his muniiicnce, and to besow only
five decorations 10 each company. There were
10 be 10 addition three nunJrc! in gold and en-.
amel lor the officers.
&c Rostolan, yesterday, in his order OF The
day, mentioned his generosity OF The Pope, and
ordered that each company should designate i'll
lis barracks, The five who suu.d b. decorated.
"But NOBODY wan,ed 10 wear me papal medal;
no. soldier was willing 10 have il inflicted on
him. - - ~''
"Howevcr, il was hard 10 G, and tell the three
furibuId Cardinals a; The Y lirinal what had
happened Such refusal would appear impo>
lie on The part Of the French soldier, who is al
ways civil aud civilized.
Seen Rostoian accordingly gave orders tina,
lois should be drawn 10 decide as 10 The untouu'
mates TO De condemned 10 the medal. This Was
done, ana as II chance took pleasure in turning
Inc ansle, ialo tliscule, in one dra wing OF lots
which saw, ssrsean; WAC bad just arrived
from The depot OF DTasuisuan, and who had had
no share in The expedition, was fixed upon for a
medal"
MAZZINi ON THE ACCUSED OF JUNE.
l5.-rre Italia dst Popol, contains leading
article BY Mszziui onthe subject OF The Trial now
going on. al Versailles, from waich We CLEAN the
following Passages:
"This trial viii be regarded as an italian fact,
serviceate toour cause through the inslrumeu-
tally OF ih>se who, ny injustice, haired, and
criminal resistance threw obstacles in the way
OF the infallblc arrival OF period when the sis.
ter nations will 60 hand 10 hand. These men
are our brethren, their hearts thfobbed with en,hu.
siasm when Italy returned TO lie al Rome, as
ours throbbed with Joy when France awoke in
io1S' And now they are accused for The same
cause Tor which We are prescribed. We do not
Raow whether 10 France Judges will be found 10
condemn men who had attempted to save the
vlclim when the sacrifice was over. Bul NE
Know that 10 justify themselves before impartial
France and Europe, they need only 10 lay one
hand on the Constitution and the other on the
Papa aaptn proprio OF Sept. IL. The question is
decided France shall never employ her toIcea
against The liberty Of any naion." Rome lived
under Republican Government, issued from an
Assembly eected by universal suffrage The
Republic has been, overthroRn by French arms
10 order TO Substitute WHAT A Government
issued IRON The will OF the people, once more