Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-15
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

The event of present week has been
which appeared in the Times of yesterday that Russia and
France had proposed England that the three powers
should forthwith compel settlement of the Schies"is io
stein question: and that If any resistance was M G
the court of Berlin her territory should be invaded on e
North by Russia and the South by France nc uu,
that such transparent and impudent plot could n h
should have invited England TO be their cats paw took
every body by surprise. fall OF hull per cent ia u,e
funds was the consequence but as was known ~ M
time that England had declined the scheme (onr Ms'e
having suggested that in lieu of each OF the three
should separately demonstrate with prussiaD II was seen
that no immediate danger impending Inc onecls VI
Russia on the one hand Of Louis Napoleon on the oher
are however papable 10 admit OF disregard le o|aI
od lilo 10 himself for his exertions in
The cause OF European absousm by slice of Silesa and
the President France that the inqutes OF ms ko'
man expedition have lost their freshness would eagerly grasp
at the chance of popularity by gratifying the appetite
of his counrymen for the Rhensh provinces
The urgency Of the proposal may be accounted lot oy
circumstance that with the approach OF wn.e %ne e
pect of the part Of the Hoseners becomes ef
ceedngy great Another reason consists IN the desire -
alarm Prussia for her safety as TO draw her on IRON
any attempted defence OF the in Hesse-
Cassel.
The grievance alleged against Prussia is that she not only
permits her subjects thong the Holsten Standard ou
that she absolutely encourages the movement by facilitating
the discharge Of her troops enable them TO Join it, st
large has the accession OF recruits ~ the o
stein army that stronger by 900 men than II was
al the battle of Idstedt The number then was about S00O
and Genl Wlisen promises that It Shall DC augmented
000 1t is likewise complained that while PRUSSIA ana mel
allied States which constitute the Erfur Unon refuse 70
join the other German States enforcing the
of the war; they ALSO by refusal of their consent obstrac
the King Of Denmark from marching Danish troops into
Holsen put end TO himself All the pleadlngs sno
counter peadngs of the affair have however from the very
first been grossly distorted that it is impossible for per
distance TO attempt TO apportlon to each sac '
share of One thing certain namely that a
though there be little doubt she has played fast and loose
the charges against Prussia at the present moment aI mere
" constructive while the other hand the combination
against her consists Of the who have been dyed
throughout the attempt has been made by the King
OF Denmark alay by conceding the just requirements
of the people of the Duchess tells strongly as 10 the views
of his supporters and ustifes Prussia partial extent in
Withholding herself from league whose sole object IN cry
ing peace she may think is 10 ste contest Tor Pohcai
Il will now be point of great interest to observe the ei-
feet throughout Germany of the development which has been
calculated awaken national indignation can hardly BIZ con"
ceyed. The Prussan Parliament will be convoSr On the
18th Of November.
ANEW Bull FROM THE PopE.-An extraordinary Bull has
been issued by the Pope II is dated Rome al ST. Peter >
under the seal or the Fisherman the Goth day of Sep
TENDER in the fifth year of the Poncaie 1t recitcs that
the desire and aim of the Roman Pon to ex
tend Catho,cty and 10 s're-conyc the English nation
especially by the foreign education OF devout young English
Catholics who, when brought up in the Propaganda COL
lege their ecclesiastical calling might return TO their ma
tive land, and there propagate the true faith.
The Pope considering the present Of Catholicism in
England and the number of persons daily con
verted Judges 10 recall the Wears apostolic ana
complete episcopal hierarchy ia established An Arch
bshopc is created under the title of Archbishop OF West
minister who will have suiragan bishop OF Southwark
and other suragan bishops divide the rest of the
tire kingdom All their Jurisdictions boldly and distinct
y parceed ont and tho bishops assured they will
in England the rights and facilities in other Catho
lie countries, and that pecnary point of view, the new
bishops will be losers the spendor Of their temples
and their wants will be- amply provided for.
This Bull has created intense feeling throughout Eng
land, and II ia believed in many quarters that The Cabinet
Council has been called together earlier than usual In order
in the way best calculated stop farther proceed
ngs At Rome the feeling is equally intense since the Car
llnalS forward that MlntO mas con-
scented the terms of the Bull and that the English TO-
vernment has placed Westminster Abbey the disposal OF
The Archbishop in order that he perform high mass
in that edce at his Inauguration. Dr. Wseman IS charged
by the London journals with supcssng the prayer Tor tue
Queen from the Roman Mssa and altogether the subject IS
becoming one OF intense interest The Protestant p,onc
greatly excited and is expected that season OF hg
religious controversy Is about Tho I !" commence
Partial Grange Mlsisrav.-Thc series of quarres
between Generals Changarner and dlaupon has ternna-
ted in the dismissal Of the latter from the Cabinet But he
has appointed Governor of Algeria which is place of
almost equal Importance correspondent of The London
News says that Louis Napoleon has strengthened ms posi-
mot only is tho post highly lucrative and powerful
I'M, II ia exactly adapted the of General diautpon
who pains fair field for the Introduction OF those endless
innovations the army which stir many objections and
dscontents at home Thus the removal of Gen. q Haul
nou Ia no disgrace while il dsarms General Changarner OF
u pre,ext wagng that petty of opposition points
Of military and discipline which made him figure
important parsonage the of his subordinate officers
and kept up his prestige by series OF small tumps over
the government. -
The minister q Gen. Schaune, who was an AID
de-Camp of Napoleon during his great campaign of Isl.
and 1913. He has also been for years member oi The
Chamber of Deputies.
serious disturbance has taken place in the prison
Donlens among the political prisoners. number OF the
rngeades have been placed in irons and the governor
the prison has considered the matter Of such Importance 'ha
no has gone to Paris TO report the case.
rather extraordinary contest has arisen between tue
manufacturers of embroidered articles Nancy and the
wholesale merchants Paris The former demand COM
pec prohibition the imports of the articles which they
manufacture The merchants on the other hand deiend e
principle Of the freedom of commerce. and demand mat the
embroidered msns OF Switzerland be admitted into France
NJ Dumas the Minister Of Commerce. has pronounced IN ia
vor Of the manufacturers of Nancy.
ITALY.
Advices from Rome of the Sth October state that Card
nal Wisman had presented TO the Pope depuatlon OF Eng
sh Catholics who wished thank his Holiness for having
cardinal The Pope them with the usual aability
couversed long time with hen and before parakng be-
slowed upon each OF them his apostolic benedcnon Plus
TX according French Catholic Priest spoke the fol-
lowing effects ~ had intended send the new cardinal
Wsenan) back England but TO keep him near the Papa
Court and employ his talents here Blu, persuaded
added the Pope ha the time is the great
enterprise which you have thanked think he has
nothing to fear in England spoke OF some time ago 10
would offer no opposition to the execution OF my plan
therefore send this eminent cardinal back 10 England
and you all prav without ceasing that all difficult
ties may be removed and tina, mon-nay, three million
of your countrymen still separated from Us, may enter In
10 this true Church. even TO the last OF them.
The Ga1etta Popolare of Caglari gives account OF
combat which took place the 22d Of Sept between two
priests in the sacrsy Of the church of I The cause OF
their quarrel appears to have been the result, OF the commu-
election in which both the combatants had played Gen.
spicuous part under different colos The eldest priest ged
seventy had given his brother Of the CLOTH young man OF
thirty couple Of vigorous cuffs which the latter having re-
turned he knocked down by his venerable antagonist
who content with such victory took the heavy
used PROFESSIONS and would have dashed out the fallen
mans brains had he been stopped by the timely nterer
Of the and other people whom the noise had at
raced TO the spot Still, the valiant Ncstor did not relen
but returned the charge with ponderous chandelier
which was with difficulty wrenched of his hands Mean
time the younger priest had rallied and an ex
communication against his vigorous antagonist. The bs
afterwards appealed by both parties the old priest
suspended dfrin hs confessng the facts for
accommodation, the bishop had To write TO Rome he
had no power 10 quash il.
DEATH OF EX- GOV. FORD OF ILLINOIS.