Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-06
FURTHER FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
[BY THE STEAMER ATLAsr1c.l

genceis extracted:
FRANCE.-The President of the Republic arrived at
Louis lie Sanoner on the evening of the l7h 10 O'Clock
Throughout his journey the population hascncd to meet
him, and everywhere afforded him the most remarkable
proofs of the sympathy The accounts Of the Pre-
sidens favorable reception and his udcious speeches in
the provinces, gave confidence spectators.
The commercial reports for the past week that all
manufacturers of cotton wool and silk in full work and
cannot meet demands.
The corn markets all advance and advancing prices
On the Bourse Fves opened firmly at 81. but gave way,
closing AT 81 30 Threes closed at 5S Co.
AdvceS report that much rain had fallen during the week.
The wheat would be seriously injured and prizes
have advanced Similar accounts received from Bel
gium.
The following is the speech of Louis Napoleon at the
Lyons banquet
llonseur lie MnireI sincerely hope that the city Ly
ons of which you the worthy interpreter will receive the
sincere expression Of my gratitude for the kind reception it
has given (Appausc) The object of my visit is the
hope that MY amongst tend TO encourage
the good induce those who have been led asay
10 sober reason and TO Judge by myself of the sentiments
and the necessities of the country reat appause The
task have undertaken requires your corporations and that
your cooperation may be frankly given will be frankly
received will now tell you from my heart rhat am and
what ! raRt. Great sensation Gentlemen, am the rep
esations which in 1914 in S4S desired save by
o Order tie principles of the French revolution Cap
pause) Proud Of my origin and Of my Standard shall
remain faithful both. and shall be totally and
lccy al the disposal Of the country matter what is
required al me- whether il be ahnegation
Ror> oi 0apS feia have perhaps reached you
Loud appause.)
'uc things can only be the dream OF parties withou,
SUPPORT in the nations but the man who is the chosen OF
900 o suagcs executes the will of the people, and
does bcay them. (lhundes ol applause) Patriot
ism sc'imcn consists in abncgaon as well as pcseser-
ance. (Scnsainn In presence of general danger all per-
sonal aHi0n disappear. In this patriotism is
recognized tie maternity was recognized III celebrated
case You remember the that claimed the
eh BY what sign did they recognize the real s nohfi
the peal that hung her beloved Great aapaGse.)
Let the parties that love France not forget this sublime les
SON. For my part I shall d'rays remember it, Immense
appause1 Bat on the other hand if cupabc preenspns
were revived and menaced the tranquility of France, shall
know how render them npotenl BY again invoking the
sovereignty OF the people, for do not admit that any one
right call himself representative OF the peo-
pie than myself.
ITALY-Thc Pope is in sad perplcxity in consequence
of the conviction Of six mrderers whose sentence Of
decaraton he is called upon ailS his No cxecu-
ton has YET place under the reign Of Plus H. owing
to his nyincible reluctance 10 sign death warrant lie
wishes miscreants be the galeys Tor the rest
of lives but the Government and the Judges arc not
inclined 10 give way.
Accounts from Verona state that The Austrian Govern
had rejected the proposition OF the obaIGo Ncnn
depucs relative the lean of l20000000 Of ions. The
Government does wish pledge itself not TO issue any
paper money in those provinces.
SCHLESWICi Observation-Disclosures, August l6.
AT present there is complete suspension OF the opera
lions uf both armies but engagement Is looked lor "ca-
he intensely hot but measures are being taken to preserve
the health of the troops
The towns of Sonnncn and Fredeckstadt had been
cnpied by the olscn troops after The Danes dd visited
them and the Schlcs wig lolstcn Ricmcn had ccaptnIed
400 oxen from the Danes on their Scheswis and
brought them in safety into the Hosien territory The co-
ca has been making fearful in Brunswick; since
the month Of June 300 persons had died.
On the 7h of this the King of Denmark contracted
inorganic marriage with Luo Rasmussen The marriage was
celebrated by the Bishop OF Ju'land Adle RASMUSSEN Was
formerly millncr and well known 10 The Copenhagen
cops of officers; she then became acquainted with the
King and has been raised TO the rank OF Baroness Dam
nc She has great influence The King well in
her
revolutionary cause, and the person that induced c
King make such sudden concessions 10 the Casino cuo
in Copenhagen revolution OF lo The marriage 80
far important that il confirms the extinction o inc Io!ai
house of Denmark On this ground the Ministry opposed
this union Till the protocol sgned this done Tie MIR
raac the interest Of Russia.
The konc Ieitung has teegraphic despatch rom nam
burg 10 the 7th u stating that engagement took place
on the evening OF the l6:h, between DANISH steamer ac
conpanicd by gun boats, and Hoistein steamer he
ow,) which was likewise supported by Two gun-buaS-
The continued throughout the night and at nan past
seven in the morning the Danish vessel retreated Inc Lowe
has suffered from The enemys rc ana one VI e suoo''
was in danger of being burnt.
PRUSSIA AND ACSTRIA.-Wcl learn from telegraph
ic dcspatch dated Berlin August lth IN the kone Lel-
uno Thai The Austrian invitation for another Diet Bundes-
tag) reached Berlin that day. and that Prss Is
decline accepting any proposal IN 'hs or In any af
Berlin letters of the 10th August, state that it is now
confirmed by the semi official organs OF The Prnssian CO.
,ernen, that the differences between Prussia ana austria
respecting the Interpretation Of the regulations on tue sun
ect of the federal ortresscs differences which resulted
the refusal of Austria to allow the Baden troops 10
pass the federal fortress OF Mentz) are ABOUT 10 oe
ucd TO a court of arbitration. Austria mas appointed
Bavaria Nothing known of the power which PRUSSIA Is
about 10 appoint. -, rr;
The fine of 900 forms imposed on the Hungarian
Jews has at length been formally RENTED, anu lhey nave
nedned themselves TO deposit in the hands oil the go
yernnlcnt 100000 lorins fund Tor jewish scnoos
This voluntary is to be paid within Two years. us not
% tIon of government proceed TO the sale oi any ol
the coniscatcd in Hungary but 10 ni ei iol
period three years There can DC le OF no oouo
I'm
Accounts from Madrid of the 18th utimo, state that the
government is actively employed IN thc olsaIas'oh VI
corps of 1000 men to reinforce the garrison oi Cuba
MAITA-Cholcra declning-69 attacks on the llh, and
IN deaths On the l2th % attacks and 81 deaths-ota at
,acks not including army and navy ot; deaths ''o a.
Alexandria the cholera caused many deaths.
SARDINIA-Advices from Turin Of the Ih lnstan', sate
that much agitation existed in consequence OF the reSa o
the clergy 10 administer the last sacrament w. ''
Rosa Minister of Commerce, on his ceath Deo ., r.
misunderstanding to the intelligence from Athens, o
the 7h u the King is the eve OF taking Journey u
over by the The Ministers of Justice and me
Interior have resigned. Deiannl has aceePsd J
partment with the inierims of Finance ana
SPAIN Letters from Spain notice a French proposal
brought before the delegates of the foreign
The President OF the Public Debts Committee Inc plhci
pc involves the creation of per cent. sloch WIN 'e
coonton of the common arrears on wnch gaoua Use 10
maximum of one and half per cent interest Is 10 'ahe
place. Nothing, however, was decided lne uonee,,
more favorable free trade in the customs la1ii -.
Thc Ncpaucsc Prince has been summoned oeiore tne
Westminster County Court, and compelled 10 pay to "
Mr. Rosenha the portrait painter, for portrait %hich nc
ordered and for which he unwilling to give the afus'
more than tlU. ~
The Captain crew and passengers OF brtish pg whicn
arrived AT London published card IN which ney aver
10 having seen Sea Serpent during the voyage. Inc oap
tain says: 49,, a., ,..I ,o,,o,b;,,
In lat. AZ 81 NJ and long. IL IA W. observed something
extraordinary on stlboard quarter about he
coming towards the ship brisk rate and on nearing up
found il to be IN serpent which, when aoreast oi
the brir we Judged be Qrom own length ei ee) up
wards OF 100 feet length being plainly visible rom le
dock with our glasses. 1t had tremendous nat heau ana
anparenty horn or fin behind with large bancheS OF har
about IL il propelled itself by unduating snaSeihe mo
on and held on n steady TO f. 5 b. at lae Oh SIX
mr. seven miles per hour causing great motion IN Inc "alc
and leaving large wake behind it. This strange monster
PASSED within quarter of mile of the ship ana watcnen
i ms long as il visible from the mainyad VIII, my g
The late Sir Robert Peel has, hear lett ii ana slec
c directions in his will for the early pubiicaon oi ms o
cal memoirs and ordered that the prohts arising
the publication shall be given to some pubic nsuutol oa
the education of the working classes As already m
has conhded the task of preparing these memoirs 70 o
Mahon and Mr. Cardwel. Their duty VIII, however os
comparatively light though delicate, from the aoao anu
orderly state in which Sir Robert has left all ms papers,
oiuei' 'N'' - ""'o London Globe.
II is positively stated the Department OF the Interior
Late