Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-29
and Who is no, tired of throwing British mo-

lalQ, w HO 10 uot Nleu Oi ll1OWluS biRAs- "
ney into the Irish abyss"
The strain OF The London Times is scarcely
less Ossianic. "fhe hand of famine is still up
on US, and myriads are still sinking under It's
grasp. Commerce is but slowly recovering from
a collapse consequent on the frenzy OF spccuia-
lion-trom the drain which famisbed province
still makes ON It's resources-from The distracted
and impoverished state Of our neighboIs-irom Inc
failures OF their wealth, from their revolutions,
armamenis, inyasons and b!ockades." Ihese
last mentioned ills are, indeed, awfully operative
10 Judge by the probable representations Of their
effects on all the personal, commercial and socl.
al concerns of Germany and Italy. Our qu'd
.unes had never more occupation in reference 70
foreign caiamilies and sufierings. A compre-
hensive, exact, philosophical exposition oil Inc
causes, circumstances vicissiiudes, geneia al el-
tects and prospects hitherto, OF the German re-
volulion, would be, Tor me, highly Interesting
and curious; can better understand those OF Inc
French, and can satisfy myself, 10 measure,
about the Italian. Emperor Nicholas said:-
"Germany is as Democralically corrupted as
France" France has this ncalculable advan-
lase-thal her unity is nationally complete; her
race one and indiyisible. We have two new jour-
nails. one entitled l. Ordre Moral, The other l.
Ordre Social, and the editor OF The former has ad-
verised that they must mol be contounded un-
fortunately, over The greater part OF The Conli-
nent, The one is not the other The monarchical
system, which has proved in,rnsically so feeble,
served 10 keep Them dangerously distinct
A committee Of The National Assembly report.
ed in favor OF a universal amnesty Tor The de-
ported insurgents Of June, to do honor to The An
uiversary OF Tomorrow. The subject begol
long and highly animated and impressive debate,
Yesterday afternoon Odion Barrol vehemently
and eloquenlly demonstrated against replacing IN
the Capital thousands Of culprils with doubiy
liberated spirits, ready 10 act as leaders OF the
fresh and desperate ihsurreclion with which the
Government is daily threatened. The PROPOSE
lion was finally rejected, alter an unsuccessful
trial Of various notifications and half.compli-
ances with the object Of The Mountain. There
were seveniy-6ve votes against The celebration
OF The anniversary, and those chiefly The Demo-
cratic.
The French expedition was received al Civita
Veccha, as you will have learnt, with joyful
reclamation BY The population and even the Ma
lona Guards Of the place. II is a strong for
lress, aud might have been garrsonei from
Rome. The French Commander nCbief de.
clares in his proclamation that he would not al
tempt TO impose on the Romans any government
not chosen by themselves. The telegraph in
formed the French Ministry last evening that the
| Expedition was near Rome, certain OF speedy
entrance. We shall hear OF general welcome,
still more eager and acclamalory than that OF
Civia Vecchia. Marseles is inundated with
fugitive demagogues and military adventures
! from Italy. The trumvirs oil Rome and the
grand committee Of all The clubs, who had iorci-
| bly, associated themselves with the whole Execu-
live agency and the direction OF The twenty or
more thousand embaued heroes, are likely 10
seek soon the same asylum. We have scarcely
ye! any other lEan he contradictory or obscure
accounts from Hungary. The Hungarians have
certainly gained victories and impoltan, advan.
lages over the Austrians, but these would mol
seem decisive OF the contest According 10 the
Constitutional Of this morning, il is certain
that Russian army, Of al least fifty thousand
men, has entered the Austrian territory al three
different points, and will move against The Hun.
garians. Austria is sadly in need OF funds; she
proposes loan of 2s0 millions OF francs on he
lowest terms. Venice retains Z resolue mieu
and sturdy altitude. The Cardinal Patriarch has
ordered three DAYS OF prayers 10 The Virgin
| Mary-special palroness OF the Reputlic-opu.
lent individuals have consigned their wealth &c
The Sta,e-lhe dictator has issued eighteen mil.
lions OF trancs-PAPrR MONEY. II tie Austrians
should enter the whole currency OF twenty-five
millions would dispute the palm with your old
continental notes. Venice has formally solicit
ed the aid OF The French Government, without
obtaining more than profession OF readiness lc
mediate. The revolutionary rulers Tuscany, a
once drained the public exchequer, and have
leli deficit OF five Millions OF francs. The &c.
neral Of the National Republican Guard, a
Florence, was Zannetti, The celebrated Professor
of Surgical Pathology in the University u Pisa
He was suffered to return TO his chair Father
Ventura, author Of the funeral panegyric on
| O'ConneIl, was appointed BY the Sicilan coun-
| ella, their diplomatic representative al Rome; bu
as Sicily has submitted 10 the King OF Naples
the Padres occupation IS gone