Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-01

tty;iu Many threw themselves from The Lofts an' viii
broken limbs, half consumed WIN hfe on; o
hither " h the most pienns cries MOI shae s. was
in The iuce Scarcely half of the pilgrims we've save and
hse ho have survived have for the most part been inr
"a The bodies Of the dead were ioniu puin'u W el'
II w.s n nirh, never 10 he forgotten
s,o,eJ nosi,iyey that kossulh AMI The oiher fun
ycs NJ Keutuva have received permission 10 ftire
from thc Ottoman territory their term OF detention haing
x,i,ed and most of these distinguished Individuals wi at
o,cc rroceed 10 the United States where il appears lh"Nn
tend Ia settle The Porte has published decree permit ng
all Ircirners in their service resign matter wnai itir
rccd This measure offers facilities 10 number oil rI-
pecs who had adopted the Mussuman faith, 10 renrno
Christianity; General BEN mentioned as being iofehst
in the list.
THE WORLDS FAIR IN LONDON.
ia ,,,r,ton far the mammoth exhibition Of The podn's
Of industry oi all nations be held in London next Ma
re coinn on pace We hatvcsses are advertise
TO sail from Boston ard Phcdcp ha, carrying passenge
TO London and back for $780, and allowing about three wees
time for The passengers remain in Europe BY lifting
propery large ship accommodate large numoert
messengers the voyage may br afforded at this ~
price and be conducted with comfort 10 those on boad
| Now ii vessels be fitted out for this object al u
North, why cannot we send one from James River! WI
there he enough Nirginns going over 10 Jnsl'ly
charter aud ou-i fitting OF ship 10 carry them, without
sorting the ports Of the North3 II the merchants
Virginia will only operate in the measure by shipping
sufficient amount Of Produce for ballast and ordering
cargo, the thing can DC done successfully Nehare
bacco -four kiln dried meal and perhaps other nrc
which wr might send We railroad iron, If nohlr
else in return Why not ship direct from own river, il
stead of sending our produce via New York!
\ party of virginans -ladies and genirmen--crossir
the Atlantic together would b. in every respect agreeable
Lei those who think OF going the collected indasIr
products of the world unite ana they accomplish d
lghiiu and profitable nip al Scry rltng cost-less tn
what many spend during their annual vi. Ia the waerin
places al their own State.
I CORRECTION.-l Wednesday, 5 proceedings Of the Gu
,entiun published in Yesterdays Enquirer, occurt
in resolution offered rs Mr. Wise. The word granting
printed for qaetiae. The resolution corrected, shoi
read as follows:
Resolved That the committee the Judiciary b. instruc
cd consider ana report upon plan OF ascertaning
actual survey and location, all vacant forfeited and una
propgaied lands OF the Commonwealth; al regulating Il
disposition of the same, and Of the proceeds OF the 81
thereof and of quoting all land titles claims unt
grants, warrants or patents d; The State.
DUTIES REFUNDED AT NoRFoLK-The Norfc
Argus staes that several merchants Of that place rccev
quite handsome amount from tic custom house on Sat
day in HE way If money nnlusily cxac,ed from them
duties bs the late Secretary Of the Treasury md which
pronounced by the Supreme Court of the United States
unauthorized hy the tariff law Of le46. The Argus adds
,By strict construction Of the warehousinG law the
board and Roanoke railroad company had incurred debit
about 81 800 fol The storage ri iron upon their prem.
But rcprcSt n;nnn Of tie President Of the c1mpa
DR.. VIM. Cnlns the Hon. Thomas Corwin. Secrelard
the Treasury that ibis non had bren deposited upon The
misses OF ihr company with the Of The former See
ity Of The Treasury. and without cost 10 the Gvernm
the amount due readily RENTED. well IA the soras
The company had previously paid about $500 for storage
this iron
Further Foreign Intelligence by Steamer canah
+ FRANCE.-The "Muniteur' publishes order al II
President, by which he applies, upon his authril
$1,000 francs 10 the payment Of the costs III lie drcar
tionsof the Legion d II ,nneur.
NJ. De Persigny has departed for Berlin. II Ill uran
political mission connected with the settlement vi Gl"
difficulties.
II is said TIM, the whole OF the Presidents tour hrou
the will form subject Of warm debate upon
meeting Of the Assembly.
The Republican and Orleans parties respectively la
been consolidated while those who threaten the republic
the cgmist or BonIDartist factions-arc daily bccomir
weaker II is believed that the stringent measures propose
ny the Committee Of Safety in reference the army. W
havea desirable effect in still further weakening the pretc
sions vi those parties 10 power.
The efforts made 10 limit the duration Of The President
term TO the ogin: period being s,rennou-y increase
and as this is point which Lc.itimsis and Repub
cans can agree is thought by many that will
tend their efforts.
BY telegraph we have adyiccs from Paris Of Thursda
which state that the Parliamentary commission met 10 da
and after short and important meeting adjourned Ii
said that the heads OF The party Of Order agreed
question of proongaion which they crowded n.
the late demonstrations moi repeated 1t is also cpor
thai il, towards the end OF the Presidents ed term
should he thought right ask The Country decide 5cwet
monarchy and republic he has promised throw
s1ce in the way Of this proceeding II is expected that Il
Assembly will be in better temper than expected fe
days ago.
II is said the whole Of The Presidents tour through Il
county wl form subject oi debate upon the NEE
ing Of tho Assembly Th Republican and Olleanst parli
respectively, have become consolidated, while those wl
threaten The Republic The .eGmi., Bonaparlist IA
Iionsarc daily becoming weaker. II is believed the sf
gent measures proposed by the Committee nf Safety in
ference To The army will have desirable eject the u
Their weakening the pretenson Of those parties power
The efforts made 10 limit the duration of the President
reign The original appointment being slrcnuously il
creased; and this is point upon which Legilimss
Republicans can agree, il is thought many that
will attend their efforts
DENMARK AND THE DUCHlES-Thc number {
killed and wounded is vnrousy stated bui appears III
the people OF Fc'e lchsat suffered severely from the
fecs Of the shells thrown into the b, the Hnlsener
Many persons under great dcpvatuns have been obg,
10 abandon the place
public subscription has been started meet the eyiger
dollars '' VI D'"'''A nus S''s'''0e0 o"' '"0osu'
PRuSsIA:-on the last sitting of The college of Prince
q, Berlin W. dc Radowz, formally announced that II
rrusSlin Government would suffer the Federal A.
senby, al Frankfort, to interfere by force in Icsse Ca
sell mud that any attempt TO do would be resisted BY Pu
sia. "
Consequent, upon tho division of the subject of csse ca
se ministerial crisis has taken place anov and stur
and the Premier has retired.
Congress of Deputies Of all the different committee
established 10 raise funds in support Of The war of Sce
wig HolsIein, has been reported
hey Dad The usual ceremonies Of address 10 the yaor
anu the passing OF strong resolutions nothing wa
done s "
As the deputies did not commence the subscription
once hut con'cnteG themselves by urging others 10 do
they should but not they did, The receipts were small
GERMANl.-The two divisions Of the Austrian army
upon tei! march for esse Cassc have received
orders and have stopped in their progress This IL is SAID
has heen The result of Join, rcmonsrance upon he mari
England and Russia. '' f
Prussia still protests against the course adonted n, m
Frankfort conference In other there appeurs 10
nothing 10 report. 'f ~
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY-A ,elecrapbic dis,o,c,
from Trieste states that the cholera has again ros4n an,
that city In future all important alairs competed with b
army are 10 be transacted By military counsel -
five Generals who will meet under President aonun,ed h,
the Emperor Czonaeh formerly secretary of Kossuth bo
been arrested well Dr. S,lnich late domestic PHI al
elan 10 Palsky on M ground that he was in secret con,mn
nication with palsky during the time of The revolution II
Croatia. ~ = o''" III
test themselves ' "'
koHE-lhc only recent occurrence OF interest b,s hsa,,
The creation Of batch Of fourteen new cardinals in ,h 81
ere, consisiofy held Monday His Holiness moJe brisf
afanguc, in which The pednontess question was Limmsd
Mr. N Il mar ihnfi rii.,,. /.