Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01


expedien by which The differences of The sr""test lnw
have been frequently ANA honuraoiy terminated c ru
the risk OF sacrificing for these tNrnva&am pI'shs"
whatever influence political aagacity ana ni"iY shcre
had previously attached 10 his name.
| In another urclc OF The 18th, il says:
Although the door is certainly closed against nepnli
,ion in any form consistent with The independence nl u
Christian subjects of Turkey I,m Russian domination, u
Western Powers are quietly, but pndrhiy preparing
support lhtr line OF policy against any contingency III
may arise Already our naval intelligence mas fccotoco III
squadron III line olballc ships fitted with screw MoP
ers being formed al Sphcai and may soon oe expect
To proceed TO he Downs 10 Yarmouth kuide may az
mat tins squadron viii! probably ~ reinforced "hin l.
days by the return Of Admiral Cory from his cruise, !or
dispatches sent out BY the Bansl,c search oi mar exile
were not as generally believed, that hr snh JON
miIa Dnndas but on The contrary oflc! his lH!yGa
return 10 England
The strength of The English and French lccls IN Tho NJ
dtcrantan Is already Than equal 10 any service ih
could be required 10 rerlorm bu, it, unfortunately marlin
operations should be required il is Of necessary III
the British Admiralty should be in condition 10 wat,
the Russian leei in the Baltic which is not lnetio,
force 10 The fleet In The Black Sea- aud ought ais
in of need, 10 be prepared 10 close that on'l
Of the Russian empire. These precautions are NJ
more than sufficient 10 provide against The rmetsr
cy which ha, been produced by the attitude assumed :
Russia and Until we learn that the Cabinet OF -! Peter.
burg has dcscd from the nadmiSSabc part U It's dcudGh
we shall reason 10 relax the vigilance with winch
is necessary watch lis proceedings Russian minister
and emssarcs have been in all directions To give IA
vurabe version oi their 10 The different courts "i Europe
10 throw The bImr ol Prince Mcn.thikoli proceeding,
Lord StratiGL de Redclife, and division between lh
British Government and its allies abroad. HuI, the t.
they scckin. produce accompanied by any ar
ca nodItca Jns Of the prrrnslUns u Russia, Ne llv,
yet learn on what The altered al puhlIc opinion i
founded and intelligence sul eventually rerciv,
from Consan0Pc can alone "a.ian any certain c0ncln
sion In the manilIne Russia has succeeded In certain
extent in familizng the public mind ul Europe with
occupation ,s Danuban Prncipnllies because the
sequences of ht measure In Austria and Turkey wou bt
rather indirect thin immediate Eu even that step
importance and though may not bc made an I'M
mediate ground war u Is an event when wi" long con
tinue unavorab 10 affect The pacific relations ol several
States OF Europe
The N. i. SurAy Times gives rhs following strong rcu
show the mpraccnbilily Of war in Europe Iux
ury which naor largely in debt hardly afford 10
dulgc in
War il il take place, would probably involve Great Br
lain Russia, ,trla Turkey and France In all Iesr
countries taXaO has been pressed Tar as The people
hear IT, Everywhere the complaint of taxation is
loud and general hat The s0vercgns must pause ere hey
feed public dscurnt by increasing III" public debts. We
have what Cta Britain HE annual Interest on
this debt 12S 0GU0 00O more than hall The
whole he realm. The other leading Stai"s arr
thus ndcbrd ta~Ia tl22 l7uOUC Austria t!S5 400 UJU;
Turkey, E6 6G67 u Ftapcc E22l 1900 None U hrsr
States, except G-a Britain, Coui 0Haln loan oi any
am0unt-cttulRl n1tu oan-upon any iing Ike
sonable terms. -isa, Russia ana Turkey have iiic
failed in their reF"ctIve efforts 10 borrow money No:
would France h"= better succcss No money no var.
The indebtedness The great Eurupran STATES "ndrts lr
practically "oouna ser 10 keep The Icacr
AFRICAN SLAN ) AND CUBA BRITISH INTER.
FERENCE
The pcnnsyl lvan publishes yciy strong
upon The alleged Ili-h scheme Of popping Cuba with
eroes from Africa, after they have served for certain
time Of making le1 free. 1t shows ha, The negroes
either 10 be purchai in Africa from slavccachc,s,
duced board saes and io:clb!y transported 10 CGsa
In Oil Ihrrr he ul
tnue and Greu, Bian with phiianhropc professions on
her lips woulA be giving 70 piracy
Surprising that his!-nc should succeed and these I'M
ported African nrspt suui be eventually made tree !ho
Pennsy vanan say great iotcc and in sp!rii "i
patriosm, that "ie white population ui Cuba would bc
drictn from that i4a8 afi the aIrcst par! ne -.
as, handed tHad vi her ignorant Africans M
as intelligent as ourc 1red oPuaIon-tha have ali Orsn
in the United ses, and have not only good deal ~
snowl dg", but, in Isl insiancc Ins appreciation 81
Oh tauty Il wur bc no less Than bringing almost
savage settlement on cur very bOidrrs-a PROPOSE
that the tesa disappr1hatlon .; our country
We constantly anslcrng - the shores u l!n"'!a
our educated ard nsIcyed cupre population Tor the prf'
pose OF improving CIV Ang ami chi~tlhmiSng A'f!ca "!r
this plan of the Br- woul tc IL hTng the LsnoTaE.
hordcs Of Africa, and .lni tlcm in cHh1. Our bo'th'
mcnt cannot--wiii n cunscn, 20 any such dangerous
policy This ls the az Of light and Enow!ci.", and wr vi"
not allow ourselves to- surounde! by Africans transport
ed 10 cur very shores within lew mrs CT our Nairn"
boun day. II is but -, therefore, give this early warn
ing that those WHO n'nos interested may take Timely h
tce. The Onted Sta, will permit Cuna 10 be iu'-
ed into young Africa. ie resolved that country
shall hold il but Spain will sniie Spain 10 grt II II
Africa For it would bu few years iii! the sasases 9:
Africa transported 10 Gha would he In full possession
The English policy wo drive he Spaniad- ont, and hard
il 10 Africans. is, stand pledged never shall
happen.
SLAVERY IN rR.EANCORE-T! InumaIs ~ t!'-
fish India calling a'.n;inn ah; ct and dcva-'h@