Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23

look back on The dissolution OF The la'e
iraticn with The slightest regret, as tue f,son If
Jus ly observes, in seeking to elect .I,.o,;on
parties" he had only Obtained " neolai ~.
of force" Nd. obi Ion Barrol's mihisIeI,a' "a
rser was one continued recantati'n VI .
said and done in The course Of bis poii'icai e1.''
,encc; and be has cxpated Life OF fecait's W
posj,ien which ended n the overthrow o' d Iloh'
arcby and the destruction of government, W
tenure of Office, short indeed 10 compafisou Wv"
his previous performances, hut repiele WIZ. ..o
~ contradiction which can humliiate s,a'o'>
man. VI. Dufaure and NJ. de Tocque'ii'e' oc'ns
less compromised in tho koman e1pcu"ion,
have no! suffered in their reputation, anu "h
we trust, hel cal er render lufher services 10
their country bit curously enough u sesnlS
that M. de Falioux's resignation iiom III heahn'
was one Of tho circumstances when mos' pow
erfully contributed 10 The dissolution OF Tue eau
met, for the man most trusted by Inc rre'enoef
was the most energetic minister oil tie rfesluen',
Amcngsl The more immediate consequences VI
this Change We place il the ilrsI rank lhe siniu
lus il evidently supplies 10 all and eacn oil inc
parti,s ard aclioGs in France, whch are, loI
different purposes of lhcif own, counting 'n'
houis OF The present government FROM ,he uni :,
Lesi imisl, who dreams oi restoring fiehiJ V,
To lie throne OF mis- ancestors. COVE W li'e NV
Republican eager for the day which IS once liioie
IL consien France 10 a horde OF savages' he'e
onl one oil these political bands which does noI
r,eard Louis Nanoeon as the transition 10 some
hing else-the is rot one oil them which Goes
moi perceive that By assuming The chiel person.
al responsibility OF this administration al such
moment, Louis Napoleon has placed h'msell De-
tween absolute success crowned by absolute pow
er. and destruction. A great man, such az MS
uncle, might achieve The farmer; lesser man,
such as the nephew, has al least not lincncd
from The latter. His address is imprudenl, but
i, is spirited; and though it may no! De easy 10
stand above the warning husls OF French poIl'i-
Glars, Louis Napoleon has LILLE cause 10 pay
any Of them The homage Of sTaiitu1e or tear.
From the London Chronicle, Oct %.
TIE TURKISH QUESTION.
The question OF The eylraiition Of certain 70.
lish and Hungarian refugees who sought safety
on the Turkish territory-a question WHICH ior q
lime ASSUMED serious aspect, ard has occupied
so much oil The public allcnIion-has, we are
happy &c s,alc, met with peaceful solution.
ON Saturday we were enabled 10 lay before
our readers a translation Of The autograph Letter
addressed BY The Emperor OF Russia 10 The Sultan,
prese.lec by Prince RadziviIl. The immediate
coust qlencc o; The pr sena ion OF that leer was
The depaEurc OF F'uad E,.endi, on special miss
sion, i0m the Sultan 10 81. Petersburg, bearer oil
an autograph letter OF The SULTAN In reply
Tne 1ho!e question lies in a nutshell between
The prtsnta ion o. ID. EmIefor's lecr ard lie
result OF Fuad EieDdi's NISSAN. On The primer.
Die Of 81 IT'S pacem para bcll,tm, me great P0-efs
iniei" S,tG maze meantime every prepaiatlun !ol
the vast, while lhcy confidently hoped Tor The
bes,, England and France nlsniies:ng hrm de-
termination 10 Uphold The integrity oil Inc TURK
ish emE'e.
The icsult Of Fuad Eaeni,'s mission, s. any
iously expected, has iranspiie''. Inc sfehcn
Seysyun,rt has received a Geographic despatch
from General d. Lamorcieie, stating that Count
de Nes;e!cade. Tie Russian Minister, had nCIi'
ned 10 he Ottoman Envoy, thai he Emperor,
taking il @ consideration lie letter Of the SULTAN,
limits himself 10 demanding that lia refugees
should lie driven out Of Turkey. The leiegra,
mir dsspalch adds hat Fuad Eiiendl considered
Inc affair as settled.
The above intelligence is confirmed by The
t,llowir. official announce ncn! in The 81 le'
tefsbnrc Gazette OF the Tin l9 h) Oci:
nSr. F.-sR. BURG, Oct. Con Tuesday last,
me al Uc,., his E-cellency Fuad Eiienti sent
BIZ Ae Sultan 10 he Emperor in the quality OF
amha .saaa. extraordinary, was rsceis d by his
MAJ 81 N d private audience. the court
rou,r. g,s conveyed bis Egccilcncy 10 the pal
ac. vnrrc H. wis received Sith ali iae haaors
dae 10 lis ,,nk and to The intimate relations
which exis; h,tweea liz :wo SoVe!ei2as.
18th" ci.cu sances al:en:ing the mission OF
EaaG IL, III, 10 ST. Petersbursh, haze gwen use
TO lb. most es;rayagsLt rnnprs IN The puolic
press Far from implying, do bag been asserted
The r,JecioE Of lhe demands made oy The tmps-
rial Cabinet, in yirlac ui TIC Traty vi Rouchcuk
kainardii. relative 10 lie Polish T5deis, who
having .aken part in The Hungarian iEsuyrtciisn,
have recently sought refuge IN Turkey, ms
mis- s;cu orie .aed solely il The desire OF the SUI.
tan 10 discuss aInicab!y with The emperor, With
on; foreign inlcrmediaion iLc Interpretation 10
hc eiy,n 10 he arti.Ie OF the above.menticned
lrealy applicable 10 hosc Individuals. inns al
reel appeal ii an intimate ally 10 the sentiments
Of friendship If The Emperor, cculd net IAN 10 De
rrsnoUdcJ TO. and The distinguished reception
given by his .lajas.y 10 the Ottoman representa-"
tive, BY putting an epd 10 oil lai5e reports, ao'no'
Tiz,s The hope TIA! this afiir IS on lie e'e ol
promr. settlement, 10 The mutual satisfaction oi
the TWO couIs."
The following is The letter referred to 10y The
Chronicle:
LETTER OF EMPEROR NICHOLAS 10
TUE PORTE
.Mos! l!luslrious aud mos powerful sovereign
and padi,cbah oil The OIoInans
aAwaIe u the .ealialens ul Tcur Majesty,
cannot tvub oi the participation you will lake ~
The happy termination OF he obstinate war which
has 50 long devastated Hungary. l hasten 10
announce ~ you This great event in which my
,rtors took 20 active par
l. will serve, uus, 10 inausurate new era;
10 put an erd 10 The calamilies which revolu-
,iouary vortex has created in the social and poli>
1r 4
so yra,ui.ously provoked, have accumulated SO
uanv ruins, have created 50 much misery and
suffering, that he people, whcse eyes are now
oocncd. commcuce 10 desire The return oil ORDER
confidence and security.
THE Magyar instruction did tot onlJ me-
nance The existence OF The Empire oil Aus!Iia,
The integrity OF which constitutes an essehlal cl-
emeni in The political balance, Lui ny lis connec-
ZION with the different revolutionary ceuifums oi
Inc Continent, especially with The Polish prop
agant. this formidable instruction aimed al Inc
yerg rcoi If sccial or!sr, where The only and
last resource was an appeal 10 arms.
"From Ina, moment 1 could not hesitate 10
throw the weight oil The d;sTosablc forces oil my
empire into The scales. Russia interviewed IN
Hungary in virtue OF the same conservative
nrinciplc which made me regard il as duty 10
offer 10 your Majesty lasi year, armed assls'
lance 10 re-esiabl;sh your authority openly DIS
calded in the Danubisn principalities, where
faction failered themselves to be able TO accom-.
pIish their subversiye plans am DIST The general
desolalion which al that period manifested iseli
in every part Of Europe.
"Dvine providence has blessed my eifons.-
Beyond The Danube, as 10 the plains oi Inc Inc
IS, Russia has fulfilled with abnf galion hef mis-
sion Of repair. Her armies made lhe'r appear
auce in those countries To ensure The triumph OF
order and legitimacy.
~ charge General Prince de kidziviil, who
will have the honor 10 present this Letter to your
Majesty, to inform you of all tie details OF The
late events Of Hungary. ! congratulate myself
the more on the happy issue of this war, as the
re- establishment Of order in Hungary VIII ne
cessarily exercise a salulory influence on the
moral paci6cation OF the Ottoman provinces oil
the Danube, which contain so many revolution
airy elements. in the precarious position IN which
they have been left by recen! troubles. The
more consider the gravity Of this situation, the
more do appreciate the wise, firm. and correct
attitude Of the delegates Of The Sublime Porte al