Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-23

weldescrvcd victory eedonl To find oneself in exile IN,
'.nefiand IN chains Is profound sorrow nameless grief
.Ne'!her ive consolation Ia have found mitigaiions
me grle at the hosptabt hearth great people ht
concentration OF which by the imposing view of freedom
wonderful powers warns the desponden henrr maxine i
IN ,hc destiny Vi mankind believe.
~ Is not coward amenation which makes say al
l's General hut the lively of gratitude rlank
'' ''acAnowieaeelnens nr Your generous sympathy. want
m 10 sHetc The darkness nt my destiny that you might io.
whl, benefit must have been me your beam ol light iy
which yon from the capital Of free America have brighten.
I'D my night. \
II was in Broussa General that the notice of your mno
n speecn mas reached me- in yoner Broussa where IAnn
Dal hewaled hs counirys mischief and orctoll the fall
IT. orlressors-fiannibll cxcd liz" myself bur still nm
hailer as he was accompanied in his exile by the n.ra
tudc OF his people, but by the love ot mine
Yes General your powerful speech the only insp
ration o sympathy Tor 'nmeritcd misfortunatc,
o no'c feeling hearts ii wns the revelation Of the justice
Cod was leaf from the book Of fate unveiled Il, l,,
%| % ' IN I!n 1'y '%s. psssa 70" ss s nam"
NE des"S o the world; and true ami the God
;is i y' 's'as .s s a S.n;1 be no
not not nowi S Once almost an "licien g-vumsn, in the
heart will accept the call 10 actin sh1Si be- ccrrct
worthy OF H. or submit 10 III" doom Of inactive -uerings
II II must be So But, be il the other know thai
your sentence will b. fulfilled. know that aged Europe
ii the sun of frccdums young America will herself grow
young again know thai my people, who proved wor
Thy Of liberty will yet notwithstanding their present eora
dalion weigh heavy this balance Of fate know ar
rs long as ono Hungarian lives Your namr General will
be counted among the most cherished my native land
the distinguished who worthy Interpreter o the zen
erous sentiments "f Tint great American people has upon
poor lnngarians the consolation bestowed OF confident
hope, at moment when Europcs decrrpt politics seemed
our unncred fate 10 seal.
May you be pleased General 10 accept the most icrven
thanks ." an honest friend, ot freedom Let hope thai
should Mr. Chazy ny oldest and best friend and present
representative in the IT, Staes in interest l,e ho |,
case u which Won have generously yonrprorcon
@ address himself To ynn for something which you might
in your wisdom, Judge convenient and practicable you vii
mol withhold from your powerful support; and please
accept HE assurance oi my highest esteem and most
cullar Scncraion l.. kOSSUTH.
Anc Governor III III ungary.
To The Honorable the General Cass Washington.
hope y"u will excuse my bad En.lish thought my
duty 10 address You IN your own Language
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Ueciine in Cotton frori>ions Firm.
HALIFAX, AuGusr ~, 4. VI.
The Europa arrived Halifax llsi night Ii
o'clock, bringing seven days later news from Europe.
Tho Hhcrnia arrived AT Liverpool the 4h and the Al
lanric arrived midnight Tuesday the 9th inst He
running time from dock dock is stated days eight
hours and twenty mnutes heating all previous passages
erll hours.
business in manufacturing districts brisk.
Cotton has been quiet during the week, and all American
descriptions below il have rcceded eighth OF penny
Total sales fifty nine thousand bales oi which specua-
have taken twenty thousand and exporters
thousand bales.
M change in Provisions. Beef is steady and Pork is dull
Prices, however are unchanged
Coffee sells slowly nj decreasing rates
Frcighs variation in demand for goods
scngers
Ahont fifteen hundred bbs common American Rosn sui
N = I'd 10 - 81.
Tnbacro-Sulal business. Prices remain firm.
Money continues abundant al very low ralcs consns
ciosrd stcaty through the week 9G :. NJ till Friday,
then they rcccdcd To 90. American stocks all show ad
vance.
The prospects Of abundant harvest generally good
nr potatoes. The rot reported o be- spreading
rapidly esperilly in the South of Ireland.
ENGLAND.1ie question relative Ia Rothschi!ls taking
his seat in the House Of Commons, hls been postponed 10
The next session. when bill will be introduced upon the
subject.
The Irish Franchise bill muIaeI by Lords has been
rejected by Commons who have twelve pound
qualifications which adds one hundred and seventy thousand
votes the Irish constituencies.
The Cabinet at Washington, is regarded by the Eng
sh leading press with much favor
The announcement of the end oil repeal movement in IRE
land. premature.
Al meeting last week. the rent was declared n rs and
It is said the society is nearly out n; debt.
The (ioram controversy has been brought Close the
ltcv. gentleman having his point i'll every respect.
The crops promise well.
The who threatened the life of Sir John RUSSELL has
been committed for trial
FRANCE.-Severa Socialists have been arrested in Pa
threatening the lives OF representatives. The Choe
RI had nearly disappeared from Toulon The Corn CroI
will not be so plentiful as anticipated.
The Minister OF War has demanded another credit o
l255Si0 francs 10 meet the expenses Of contingent
lays. private letter from Dembinski states that the rur
ksh Government the demand OF the Russian and Aus
trian Governments had ordered him be removed wher
knssuth and his companions confined. Terrible storms
broke Paris for hours the streets impossible
The Legitimate Conference is being held at west Baden
delegates crcng around Due of Bordeaux; uzot is amon
the number of Delegates.
DENMARK AND DUCHlES.-A PROTOCOL recognizn!
substantially all leading views OF the Danish Government
was signed in London by nearly every Foreign Minister
Court teegraphic despatch, dated Hamburg st says
Wisn has declared that he will hold Danish provinces
responsible for whatever may happen TO Provinces Of io
scincrs No change has taken place in the position o tn
armies Wsen declares his troops cannot he driven iron
Tie soil Of Schcswg Holscin, and said that two hundred
officers from various branches Of the nrmy had recently
loinci his standard. The Danish force is estimated a
II 600 Advccs from Altcna oih that collision tool
place between the Dane and osein armies, Mopede
which result cd in the Danes defeat
II j. thought should Wlison he victorious in the mex
battle and cross The Eyder that Russia and England will in
crlcre and should the Danes triumph, Prussia and Hano
yer wi be likely atnck them Should either Russia
Enalind interfere there is apprchcnd rcvoutio
in Germany which her present rulers may be unable TO con
nol.
Under dates from Berlin 3d. we learn that the question
German Parliament and Constitution is allowed 10 snmbe
md in reference ratification of the Danish treaty,
hnrc. Of success are end Prussia and Austria canno
come satisfactory adjustment.
Nothing new from Spain and Portugal.