Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-08

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don, and devising plots OF murder and robbery /,
NC carried out by his roober general, Cabrera, OF
me northern Spanish frontier. He was sIlly
% W venture IN those paris in person He hac
| Pdsseu 'ifousn France on visi, OF consultation
WIKI CdoteFa, and on reaching Perpigman (im
neu'aieiy on The ffontcr) was belrale Ell by HI.
suiae ihlo Inc hands Of the French authorities
VINO mad followed on his ,rai! with The view o
arfesling him. lie was then tsken 10 The neales
port and shipped back to Eng!apd instead OF be
lug hung upon some ba bcfs pole, as he deserved
10 nave oten. This attempted visit from Mont.
hoiin was really caused by the dissatisfaction
among his handful OF adheren,s, because he hac
idiea 10 put himself al the head OF his troops, as
| MS PRAYER hut not more scampsh father had
zone, Wnen Zumalacaresuy was has Cabrera
CABRERA did his best to quiet this dissatisfaction
| Out IN Van Seeing that il the count failet soon
| 10 make his appearance, he would be LETT well
| nlsh alone, ne (Cabrera) had lain 10 send for
MN. Monlmolin took means 10 have himself
thus arrested, il is thought
On the 18th, band OF emsran,s landed, from
OVaI, al Malril, unurled the republican banner,
look Inc local authorities prisoners opened The
doors OF The ielons and debtors prisons. and then
separating into small parties, made of by diffe.
rent routes.
The weeks wonder al Madrid was an emsuts
between The Queen and her mother, which TOOK
place on the evening OF the 2Slh OF March. The
9ossips (vho aver lha, The "oIe 'oman" is yery
fond OF the particular beveraee) say, that al a Sc
lect parry gwen by her daughter on that evening,
christina got too much champagne in her head.
ana began 10 do The sentimental tor the ediica lion
OIL Inc suess-talsing OF The vanity OF human
hopes, the deceIIfulness OF riches, and all lha
sort oil thing The Queen thereupon hinled 10
ner TO be quiet, as al saw that she was uneo teu
The mother taking fire at the insult involved IN
hcf daughters check, repfoached the lauer, 10 The
presence OF the guests, tor her 1lit,e affair with
the Duke de Bedman" The Queen could moi
stand this, 50 she retalialed, throwing into her
mothers teeth the history OF the aueIs intimacy
with Munoz, before the lie guardsman condo
scended to marry her, The widow OF the King 4!
Spain. A terrible scene was the consequence
The guests creeping of as best they could, and
Christina going home weeping OF Course. Thus
The party "broke up in row" as We say here
Narvaez was sent for, and Christina engaged
passage 10 quit Spain; bur next morning Senor
SaHorus effected reconciliation between The
parties bellieefent, Tor rather lermaganiD Muncz
having succeeded in appeasins his cd lady il
the course OF The night. OF Course, the af .ir is
the talk Of all Madrid
THE CONTINENT.
The King OF Prussia's refusal Of the imperial
crown ol Germany seems not 10 have been well
received by France. The secret 0. this is, ina,
his step on his part implies a lar better under.
standing win Austria and Russia than was an.
licipaled. German uEiy,it is thought in Paris,
IS equivalent TO French weaSncss--u danger 10
The permanence II The French republic. d.
moi refer 10 what is usually termed German uni.
Iy"-ihe union 81 The pruy German Safes with
PRUSSIA alone under one sovereign hfad eenbb
ptospesslsyf fea spGs owrr. Russia austria and
Prussia necessarily involving The co operation
CT all the minor German 5 a,es, which, though
strong aggregated, II isolated ard not protected
or led by eInef OF the great powers, have no
strength. This French lerline of uneasiDess
upon hearing .! Piu>sia's decision, may, | lh!nE
be traced 10 a secret remark OF he Russian min
lister To the lD,ended con;erees al Brussels. Sand
h., "when The affairs Of LAZY and Hungary are
arranged We viii e3lirpae ne evil al is root
To 90 that htcr.ly would require The digging
up OF the bones ot Thomas Jefferson; iOr, ater
all, the present STATE Of Europe is but the result
OF American experience in The application oil his
teachings. However, IN France, This remark i:
translated into a tnreatto appl. the knife Of erlir
patton ~ the present form OF French government,
as The European root OF The $50 calIed) evil.
This condition OF French, aad, indeed, Of Eng
lish iberalist sentiment Implies want OF conf
dence in the integrity Of Prussia. Now, len To-
one, the King OF Prussia would tom rrow re-
turn 10 The old slate o. things il he COULD because
no royal family ii Europe gives up power will
ling!y. He took The lead in ceriain reforms in
his own Kingdom, only that he might so dlrec'
the spirit oil reform as 10 prevent lis innovations
from ,aking from himself and his blood NJ power.
Prussia's King would doubtless sh W nimse in
time the government OF Prussia has been remci
eIled; transferring the power Of The State almost
wholly to the sovcreign,, as acknowledged on this
side OF the Atlantic. The people ate now the
Stale; the King, though decked with royalty
not being possessed of halt The power incident,
under the constitution of The Uned States, 10 The
presidency. The new constitution Of Prussia ac-
cords him more, bur public opinion less; and as Al
present, for some time 10 come, The law as writ
len on The hearts oil the people OF that quarter OF
Europe will continue, in cases OF collision, 10 as
ser. and successfully maintain lis supremacy
above any and all written laws.
The tear that there is 10 be an ani-repubIican
league with Prussia, as party 10 IL, appears 10
me 10 be idle, since the people OF Prussia are al
ready The Stale. Some Oi The journals have
started the idea that .de'zki's lafdiuess in a.
lacking The libfralsts Of lower ally, arises from
The desire OF his master 10 escape rom ms pre-
sent practical 'hraldom 10 Russia; and thaI me
refusal of the King 0! Prussia 10 accept Inc I'M
peria German crown, is in accordance WIN al
understanding b,lween Aus'ria and PRUSSIA 10
onnose The purpose II Nichoas, having IN view
m. suoprrssiun oil liberalism throughout Europe
This appears 10 me IN be ridiculous. The con
dition of affairs in Hungary, the TACT that war
must soon break ont between Russia and Tur-
kew 10 require all The means vi The former Tor
lis prosecution. and the extreme probability that
Calabria and Sicily will prove too much for his
ally, Ferdinand, are CAUSES so OBVIOUSLY dicta-
TIM 10 The Emperor, Frederick Jos~nh, The vital
necessity OF setlling his Italian difficulties as
SION as possible, aud almost on any terms, thai
RaGelzkis apparent halt IN Inc midsl OF victory
is just what shoGi Dr. expected; that IS, without
straying of 10 hun, causes Tor u among imagi-
nary possibilities When the Europa sailed, as
| wrote you, The affair OF Navarro was regarded
as having settled the Italian question beyond,
pcradventure against, The revolutcnisls. On
the sailing OF lie Cambria, The political aspect
OF the continent had lin short weekly undergone
an entire change Insead OF being settled,
Inc Italian hail was thought 10 be just opening
thanks 10 BEN. Later advices from lfansy /
vania and Wallachia had put an entire new as
| pect on The affairs o The whole OF Europe. Inc
Europa's news from that quarter Turns cut 10
have been a pack Of laseh0ods, Manufactured
per order OF the Russian and Austrian canihet,
and rosted to Paris and ondon by 'eleg aph Tor
The double purpose OF disheauenIns the lberal-
isis in England and France, 4" prevent sym
pathetic demons ralions on their paf',] and me
| Italians. about the time Rade'zsi was expecied
10 attack Charles Albert. TINS an "id hcN ~
military diplomacy, succeeded 10 charm; lof
you will recollect that the advocates OF Austria
in France and England Immediately pronounced
TIA, this runourrd complete suppression Of me
rebellion in Hungary, settled The question as to
Auslria's competency 10 Instantly Ies'cre Ihr
Pope AMI "pacidcale" OF ARRANGE" Italian al
| fairs 10 her liking. II these Ease dispatches
came upon the people OF this country like a
.hower-balh, as they did, how much more stun
ming and paralyzlng wa' their 'iiscI upon he
European popular miad, which is lar more
deeply interested in the progress OF affairs on The
Continent than is thai OF Americai Under Their
influence, every liberal paper in England bu
the Despatch acknowledged that the problem haa
been solved against progress and even here, The
Courier and Euouifer and Tribune virtually