Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-23

eChiihutu dh' uuCedslHS laOuI al In pumps,
I'LL She reached III dock, which indeed is still
obliged 10 be continued as she lies al The wharf.
The Two English ships, Superior and Lady Jane,
mentioned yesterday, were both lost very near
the Mcclellan. Two of the crew OF The LOST
ships arrived in her. They are natives OF the
Shetland Islands
|! is due 10 Captain Chapel, his gallant Off
GERS and ships company, again III say that their
conduct in bringing home theif vessel, is deserv>
ing oil more than Common praise, and even with
their eXeflions, il could no, have been done, buI
Tor The staunch and enduring qualities ul the ship.
| The s6ill and perseverance OF The officers and
men were objects ol admiration 10 the EEalishmen
who witnessed them.
| FURTHER NEWS BY THE NIAGARA.
| The Paris Journal des Debas Of Thursday,
says: We are glad TO learn that England and
| France are most cordially united in lheH deter
mination 10 support their ambassadors in The adj
vice given by them TO the Porte respecting the
exlradilion Vi the Hungarian refugees and a note
has been drawn up by these two powers, OF
most energetic character, which, il is thought
will have considerable weight with the Emperors
OF Russia and Austria. The firm Language Of
the London papers with reference 10 this qucs-
lion, is noticed with great satisfaction by the DIES
Debals.
Prince RacZva has returned 10 81. Petersburg
from Conslonnople, 10 tell his tale OF disa ppoinl-
men, 10 The Car. The present Commissioner in
| The Dannbian provinces, has been sent by the
Sultan 10 lheICzar 10 anticipate Prince RadzivaPs
statement, and all Europe is an1icas!y directed In
the North, 10 learn the issue Of the affair. The
SULTAN has counlermantcd his voyage 10 Smyr-
ma and the Archipelago.
The army OF Ronmelia is ordered to hold IT,
sell in readiness, AMI the local troops are being
embodied.
There is no reason TO doubt but lha, The bes!
accord prevails between the English and French
Cabinets, and, it is said, that powerful French
and English squadron will be ordered into The
Mediterranean forthwith TO be ready for any
emergency pending the issue OF This absorbing
question.
Austrian politics are of subordinate Interest,"
II is positively asserted, with every probability
OF The truth OF the report, lha! the fortress OF CO.
morn has surrendere! and thereby an efusion OF
| blood has been avoided.
| In The Southern provinces the excesses OF the
successful soldicfy have Caused martial law 10
| BIZ proclaimed.
| No single effeclual step has been taken, so
| far az Austria is concerned, towards The settle
mcnl OF the question relative TO the unity nj Ger
UUaaaHIhhbcrs are uansaclng business with decorum
and regularity.
| In the Duchies the excitement is as great as
ever, and il is quite evident that nothing but The
existing armislice backed bya prominent Mill
tary force, keeps The people Of Sch.eswig>fiol-
| Stein from open rebellion.
| In Piedmont the Chamber OF Deputies only
| consented 10 The treaty with Austria in conse>
quence OF The hard and inexorable
| VIII Oh crush them Al rroee-'.
The manifesto OF The Pope has appeared IN an
official form, and has been received with ieeiings
of deep disappointment, if not resentment IN all
quarters. The feeling was especially pariic'pa-
| led in by The French soldiers, several OF whom
were put under ares, for having torn down or
| Otherwise deiaced The copies OF the manifesto al
fixed 10 the walls
The amnesty in particular was made the OBJ
iect of popular odum. The altitude OF The
French military authorities is quite expeclant.
|, awaits orders lIom Paris, but disapproves d.
facto line measures ordered by the Papa govern
men. and whilst the cardinals dare not walk The
| Streets o. Rome for tear oil encounterlug Inc
| nonular iury, the victims marked out by their
,naui.itorial DEGREES, walk about freely.
The Pope relying upon Austria or Spain or
bolh and being promised funds from Russia,
seem, to imagine that public opinion will come
over TO his side, and thus shuts his eyes 10 Inc
mns, obyioue consequences. The debates on the
snh; oct in The French C1smbers are anxiousIy
lacked for, AMI should the French troops be with
Drawn from the Papal States, there are strong
reasons 10 apprehend that fresh revolution
you'd Immediately break out
From Spain we have only reports oil fresh
| Ministerial crises but not one word seems TO be
sail of the serious attempts which have been
medilated against Cuba.
FRANCE.
The legislative Assembly resumed its sittings
on lst inst, NJ Dupin IN The Chair, and aso
| :, ,,,cnJaora Thu nrOcpelinys were
simply Of formal character. VI. de Tocqae.
viii. having demanded an additional exiraordi
uary credit of 40 0OD traces, besides The sum :
already voted tor the expenses oil the Roman
uteryen,ion until the 3l,t Dec. next; the MIN
ls,er did net anticipate the period when the
troops might be withJrawn, but he assured the
Assembly that the results already obtained,
justified the conclusion that an occupation S.
glorious 10 the French Army, would be speedily
Terminated The proceedings Of tho Assembly
on Wednesday were devoid OF interest.
The suspension OF intercourse between france
and America caused much sensation IN Far,s
when first announced. but rumor having ed'n-
ed general belief that England hal offered hef
mediation, that feeling considerably suosiueu.
Nj Maras, or M Thier, is expected To be sent 10
w..n;,.,on in IN. o ace OF M Poussin Gen
I.anorici.re's mission 10 Russia has proved
comnI.,e failure. lie has left 81 Petersburg OH
his return 10 Paris, without being permitted W
nresenl his credentials 10 The Gar as me hn-
has,ador of the French Republic. Gen Lamon.
cie,e therefore returns to France without having
had an opportunity OF speaking one wo'a 70 me
Emperor on political matters; ana inc oniy me-
mortal he will bring back OF his mission IS lne
recollection OF sundry Reviews and the splendia
ami, Of Circassian armor prcst MED IL him BY
Nicholas Immediately alter MS arrival ID TUG
Imperial head q'iar;erS
/, was reported Al Vienna on The 30ia III mat
G,o,gey. the ex-Dictalor OF Hungary, had been
shot by Count Edmund Zicky, whose BROKER
was executed by Georgeys decree al Cfepel.
ENGLAND.
Nsws FROM STA JouS FaAssLiN's EXPEDITION
"A communication from The Lords oil Inc hd-
miralty. under date OF October 4 n. s'a'es .ua.
$40 are entertained tha. the news brought oy
mp n.y.. pa-ber O, the True Love, arrived al Hull
,p, f,.vis Susns vi Sir John Ffanklin's ship
hsv;no been seen 10y the natives as ate az M arcii
,ss, be.el BY the ice in Prince Regents Inlet, Is
m, without foundation. From me same source
w. -. re been received that Sir John Ross
Inns are in the south of Prince Regents Inlet,
and mat The vessels OF both expeditions are SAFE
This none is somewhat strengthened oy teie-
ar,nh;c message 10 Tie Admiralty, since IeceiV-
ed from the Mayor OF Hull
TIE Irish journals are filled with accounts o
mos, .ansuinary conflicts between The lenantTy
and The landlords for the possession oil The colt
. and he long cherished feeling Of haired be!weel
> the occup;er OF The soil and the owner, has MOI
broken out With a degree Of violence wh,ci
, threatens very serious results. Already numel
Gus lives have been LOST. Ia 'he kirush on ,N
, a sentence Of eviction has passed asa'hsl no le,
lhan 1890 souls from their homes ana 'ne'. no'';
ings. Ii suca an nnprom:ins sac 0! tn'ns,
is no, 10 be wondered that en,sialion J, Pr
4 mo with fre, impulse. !. Is be!ie7s! 'h"' ~