Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-04

.a,ed in Latin fit language ior 70 bs match far
IN which The dputans might De pre- hoIe vey tolerant
he ina lined from his having not on's ,be 80,
~ ~ Dr. Townsends argument IN aVol VI " Inn
,.,, from their vow ofccibacy, out also ASSURE IN"
uo!' r,,inc1 serious ideas OF adopting such pan ~
H. % nar of his reign especially ailef having fece :"
VIZ l. tiers upon the subject from Germany out lna III
M resent state of italy, and Indeed oi tue "oie ~
'' - ;on nm his part would be dangerous, even II ne
III h. nower To act freely, which ne had not oeing oy no
means the agent that he was On HIS u
throne. "a o,o,, hin, from calling n rene.
raj council or attempting unite the great ana divided Id
milv of Christians although he fhy aai.'ea 'ic eia
~ & chen, nrotcsted his desire for peace and mar
nv and went at Dr. Townsends enthusiastic picture OF
Enni,ud recognizing in Pho Mono the head oi universal
Clutch After hree-qnarters OF an hour discussion, ,
reverend canon took his leave placing in the hands OF ms
Holiness 4 document containing the principal heads o Ms
arruet which appears have made some impression On
The oon's mind Judging from the fact oil his ha'in@ cH1
Ia the doctor residence Sunday las' only TWO u'!s ~
,c interview requesting made acquainted with the pc
rioi OF Dr. Townscnd return he has just gone 10 Naps
he should ,hon like 10 have some more conversation WIN
him. ,a.
The finances of the Pope continue 10 be greatly emnara
sed and the dscon,ento the popnace throughout the "h'
Of Italy, is on the increase. .,,,
tponul Indignation has again been aroused by the rePc
ii,n NJ Mimi II proceedings similar 10 those winch ori
red in August l-t. when several persons were pno' ~
aeA VITA sticks and rods. the Piazza d Ca'eo M
lr punishment was inflicted the 9th u by ouer " ."e
military authorities On Italian woman, WIN tiis o
rcc a the bench which thu unhappy creature was ~
tened placed in the courtyard ana mol IA w oi'e'
Notwithstanding number of persons assembled dslF"S ~
WITNESSING this exhibition modern brutality 10 The cFtdi'
Of the inhabitants of the city, il must be SAID that me spec
tors were principally soldiers and persons oi lc 'o"'s
classes. ~, s,o.,..
The whole vigilance of the Government III Rome seems
to be exercised in stopping the English tT,ncn anu IA.
Ian newspapers AT the posi- Once whici e9','.i ~
severely criteising policy conduct One day inc Times
excluded: then comes Calgnanis next urn anu Foiec.
journals suppressed in mass; 50 that often occurs ''
not single foreign paper is 10 be had for love or money
THE LATEST FROM EUROPE
By Electric Telegraph London TO Liverpool Ma! l'h
ExolANp-L ondon.-There was general indispos!iioi
Yesterday 10 TRANSACT exchange business upon Continental
rlaces with the exception OF Hamburger, which continued
in demand Bills generally firm al higher rates.
PARIS Friday AIay l1thrhc Journal DIES HAVE con,
tain. The following Ministerial orders received by the Naval
authorities al Haye command tina, all seamen from ~ 10
20 wears of age be placed The list Of permanent navy sea
men This category had been suspended some months since
bv decree of the Minister OF Marine We are assured ia'
naa,ime arinIments commanded III Nil OF our ports
The price gold had risen ia Paris from II 10 p francs
per 900 francs. Bourse-Fyes, s. i0i Ihrees, 81 lo
In the Assembly Thursday, the attention paid Ia Tue
debate after announcement OF tile recall oi the FRENCH
Minister from London very slight and VI. Drony De
fuyn who continued IL BE- The object OF much attention"
reainrd in the House till O'Clock, Al which time The cham
Der rose. The patrie states that the Electoral COMMITTEE oil
great many departments the Seine i9ferielre
pas DE- Calais bouccs d R.oac, &chaye requested their
representatives The Bill OF Electoral Law without
amendment
The Herald correspondent states that the egtimst Jour
Union Its That TIE order iUr TIE o
Envoy vas issued the absence Of the President ana WIFI
ont his know ledge He had left for tonal-
blcan Before liz general question had been put 10
him whether he would not recall Drouvn de lhnyn IN case
Ior! Pamerson should oticr insult 10 France Inc
President o course, generally replied in The affirmative
During his absence the Ministers assembled aud tlcf IN
company with official parsonage, the letter oil recall
was concoccd. The President his return, heard oi Il
with deep emotion.
The Rationale says the rupture lead 10 no serious con
SEQUENCES The first OBJECT OF the recall Is the revenge oi
the Ocanist party aGiins, Lord Pamerston. and lhe Sc
cond take France from the only constitutional power ol
Europe and throw her that OF Russia aii the OPP
position papers without exception speak 10 the same effect
The Prcss particular uphols the English Alliance, ne
knowedgn that but for England there would have been an
invasion france Immediately after Febry, Isis France
says The Pr,sse showed when l.ombardy ven
ice and Hungary FIJI; bu, she attempts 10 disturb the
peace oi Europe because English ,icconsu MAKES an
additional demand $1,000 drachs for The piage oi ms
house ana furniture Some o the papers assert that Lord
Palneslon has aken advantage N; frances present posi-
ton 10 Insult her.
In, Courier Francois prctends that plan of general
nsurrccton has been settled 10 break ont on the passing oil
electoral laws This paper passes io being the organ oi the
commander OF the forces
Dg<MAGk-Thc Hamburg Borsenhalle oi the 18th states
that The Pussln General Bnow intended To visit Copenha
zen the 5ih that all persons furough in The Danish
army were Yesterday desired 10 return Immediately ana That
neal, all the gaes and smaller ships ol the line, as well
: n ot war have been equipped