Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04

mrul Dundas has his wlic home to England opi
way vi danger.
% The 81 inst the Russian fee, arrived at O,..,
Scbastupol to embark troops, as was believed Tor
kue. @i9g
The Paris Steele states that France and FnoI,,.
sent mint nuic 10 Russia demanding the jun.,4 u.
uatiOn of the Prncpalitics preliminary n..s"
fore they will enter IN the mediation which thew a.,
willing TO undertake..
Letters by way Of Vienna state positively tina, Ma,
Paskiewitsch Is appointed 10 Tie command Of Tho a.
the Principali.irs They add that the Marshal h,s az
left for the Danube. and was probably al headauaus
Guhschakof only Chief OF The staff. Peskiewus fs
Poland and Persia. 1t also stated that The Tnitu Ia
tended commencing hosles in the direction Of the " 13
Sea and 10 Georgia The Russians have about s0Cil III
in these paris liz
Offering 10 cross The Danube, aud rce the Rgss,ns Ill
their position il JO0UO more men be- given hin. Nov
standing ths was considered doubtful II hostli,e. g.
commence The Danube this winter as neither Comm,
er would choose have such river In his The
slams ure posted in Three strong bodies, 40 TINT they
attempt To the simultaneously three point,
On The - III u:i Sc!amy issue'l from The mountains
his forces, ana broke into the Russian district OF Dsc.
BcukaIsk. where he made attack the oflres, Of
vysukutu Gen. Orbeian marched with three baitalion
infantry, six guns and cavalry, to meet the mn
taneers and, after hard fighting which lasted ill nIph
succeeded in driving them bncs. The Russian satrm.E
from which this uccouut is taken, says that the loss OF II
Circussians considerable and that the Russians
selves list Two stall oce!s hfct iie!a othces and sixty
men,
Scilamy expected by tho TURKS ID do good service
their aid The reports that the Schah of Pest had
assist the Russians Is acu,n strongly coGtradctat
the statement is made that The Persian forces s
aid The Turks.
The Turkish force in Bulgaria row numbers no 0GO ne.
TIE INTENTIONS oF gSGlaSp
WIN respect 10 The Intentions. Of uuyrr,men, ma y, -
part England will play in The present Eastern crss The
stale Di the case T. m HE public liza sc no iporn,lion w
ever beyond what they glsan from The conflicting STATE
mcnis OF The lHnd'n papers The nearest approach n
has been made 10 anything definite is that contained in -
folio Wing letter from the Premier reply 10 an address
The citizens ol Sheffield. Even this document Is 40,
nIlrkd able Tor It's lucIdity:
DowNISd STREET, Oc,. l2 ls53
Sir have had tie homo. 10 receive your letter snsu
ting 10 ma memorial sgnsj bY merchants, nufacu,pE
ani other inhabitants Of The town OF ShctelI, In VIZ
they cypIrss their appreciation Of The conduct of her Me-
ys government and pray that they will psrsevere in L
pacific policy which has hitherto been pursued by them
the East beg lhank The memoalsts for this m,,: II
their confidence and them tina, her MaIestys
enIneGt will not cease their carncit tndravors rcccr
the serious differences which have asen and consis'er
with he honor of this country preserve Europe from
caiamIlIes Of have the honor be, sir your o. !
dent hnmhle servant. ABERDEEN
ROBERT WATERnousE Jr., Esq.
lnere Is other political news OF any importance
ACTION OF FRANCE.
We are without further intelligence OF the definite accn
France in The EIs Oar correspondence Paris and
tIavre states that The hope prevailed that hostics bewen
The Russians and Turks would be OF Dntu:c easy
rilabIe would not least effect pencral peace ii
Europe. The impression, apparently well founded IN
Prussia ami Austria Will keep themselves aoo from the t
ituy materially srrcna this belief and tended one
public mind No troops hal been ordered 10 cmbss i
Jlhtf public manifestation made.
The greatest activity prevailed in the French navy yard
orders had been given for the immediate armament in cast
If necessity of tile igitcs Fauhan, Dcsates Asm0deI
;acqn0, Muntfzuma ard Panama The frig ate Llbradt
lad sailed from TuGon with ESQ additional scamen. II
distributed among the "nch ships. Everything indicate
hat France 10 distinguish herself in The coming
nd il forgotten that Louis NspUeDn threatened IL
cvensei The Car Tor his ardy recognition both of t
lection 10 The empire ani Of his marriage 10 such matte;
.onis Is Of his word.
PRUSSIA REMAI:'S NEUTRAL
Prnssia paslinn in The present crisis was locked Tor
,ps nnXiously than AusiIlas.
fortunately Prus,il has DECIDED for peace, and not 10:
emlTay only but for mrdaion as tar as ht pnslIion
emit, between the conicnJing parties The Berlin L..
obtains important article this SUBJECT and "hGj
lay be considered official II says:
Ii Plua,, Ecutra il cannot by any means BIZ
cacd ol her thai SHE thereby binds herself I'd 90 nolhn.
ourse. Prusslas lask II We ipp'ehcnd ii rightly Ia nj
aiive neutrality. TIE more Prussia holds herself al o
active partci in the existing differences tns
interest Of her she sows in tho subject
lcse differences much The moro Observation-Disclosures,
i'll she b. able raise her in mediation, and mGc
!: better prosper there will be tia, her voice will be listen
to- No OF The great powers Of Europe stands
,nccrnct In The Russo Turkish differences Prussia Il
roads thai travels run westwards in th
lack Sea the Prussan flag 10 seldom cse9 becyus.
policai interests lns hardly in the
rsreo touched by between Rusaia aud Turkey an
The prnl OF difference when al Present Is possibly Abpn
occasion Ctnle OF war belvtcn these i"o powers
either England flnce austria say the
ihcu,se YES II is this un!htrescdnesS that contttuc
russas call 10 mediate. Prussia however desire tai
eaie nothing else tam peace. 10 England and FraDc!i
ICY speak OF compelling peace by meana Of war meas
res: or the other hand, Of c0ainng within Ger
in iocucs. We il" not lear that Prussia will be obliged
assume waTIk. altitude Ia nrcr herself Tor ,l
reservation OF peace. But II wOuld b.
Iring iu cJnvrlon only Tor Tie purpose Of gIvn
eater emphasis her mission ni peace Ga a former DC
IEn -uIi tpith
tents in thr Est will we convinced be that Of neu
ay lhal commands respect: add what we are 10
IS convinced OIL That this neutrality must not be mereI
,ssve
The Correspondent, Ra,snR further says
We believe that our nov has the proper
nde consideration in order s part nothing
ay serve as means for the Preservation Of peicc
AUSTRIA WILL ALSO REMAIN NEUTRAL
With the view o uliyng The apprehension which has
scn respecting the dangers TO be- anticipated by Austria
eng dfawn Eiu var he ni9e: at Var had nnnou"ea
reduction Of the army would Immediately take place
means OF an extensive system OF lufloughs.
This reduction *, however deceptive Sometime since
ave OF absence forbidden all officers and soldiers
lie reduction is more Than restoration OF the iun.h
mall us Is, IL ~ accepted indication that Austria
III remaih nctu! il Posaibla The french papers
?p it, The PdyS> speaks the sen;inena Of tho brethren
hen il says
The reduction Of The Austrian army the present momcr,
1urt OF yirnna proposes TO ,lIow Thai policy apresri
lie clearly pointed ont ~ tc intereSs OF Austria .GI
innot be anything else lan loyal !nsdistun or yso.
,us neutrality. Thai, also In opinion Is ,he position
russia and The very condition G her pcpOnderanCe in GET
any Should the above be correct, il seems intI
tie in sign! tcant mcGacr The altitude which :, ns
nja Maintaining IN this 3ruve question: Is almost nee
remark that the Declared neutrality of the German
oweis would be- decisive proof that the between
nssa and Turkey cannot assume European character
nd that being rrcumsc! bed 20 the frontiers Ct The ou,H
npr, ~omid without bnY DOUBT lend before long that
Jnriaury SCEtrn which the interests OF Europe coil if
The patiiacl, Of Constrnnspe died on The 2s.h u His