Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-07


KOSZrA--MR SOULE-GERMAN EMIGRATION
Mr. GaIardc the usually we'll informed correspondent Of
the Courier es Eats Enis writing from Pans to Ia Jour
nal under date OF September l4'h, says
AT Is prohabln the RussoTurksh 9uesth VIII nul
be the only subject of discussion al The le Congress Of
Oumn Austria will hee be enabled I" bring up the pro
ct which has been spoken OF in the Correspondence Ii
Of Berlin the subject OF collective drciia
ton principal powers against the thesis "i nerna
onal law sustained by the United States IN The affair OF
In. refugee kosza. have observed that IN reproducing
the article o the semi official Berlin Journal the Paris
Constitutional has e>punged the phrase IN when France
was named among the powers VIII" would make This
declaration This suppression is significant. II cor.
ohorutes the opinion Of the Steele, which refuses 10
believe that France, whose government has always
defended the rights vi neutrnls. be dlspUsed 10
take part with The power which has been The hs 10 violate
neutral territory by abducng refugee without legal
hority, and by uoop Of bandits.
"Tu The doubts OF the Steele may add that If am well
informed, Mr. SOue 10 his Interview with NJ Drouyn dc
huys eIoqueny called his attention 10 the moral and
erlal advantages which intimate alliance with the
United States oull offer France Notwithstanding the
actual policy OF its interior administration France is still
the natural and the most ally nl The American
Democracy which sees in her lis instincts and lis civzng
tnissIu which her iurn n government may restrain but
eytinsusI On her side France though imperial has
interest in supporting herself by eanng upon AMER
against European eIloscs and in strcng henng the
Of trir commercial relations supply want of al.
fnity their political relations. NJ. Dtonyn de Lhuys il
well uniesiuud these elrva ted vrws that he
replied IL Mr.. Snulr: "fuu plead my idcas
In, 81 lrcuncemenl fail lruclify and
We shall see b.urr ony hope the two puyrrnmen, 10 sion
treaty which will open France AMERICAN product,
and America 10 French prupcs largely thnn hstclo
lore At the when il accols such sympaIhetic
reception 10 the patriotic suggestions Of Mr. SJule The
Cabinet ut the Tu!es will combine ayaios, Itar nj
Washington, in demonstration which does moi apn,,r Ia
be imperaIiveiy required by s interests and daty
1.-The kusktI All rlr ~ the only subject agitation in
Germany The III emigration causes no Iess vry
anxiety. The .S0urele Gazette du PruSse has uublish.
upon This SUBJECT article signed by NJ Butcher who adj
the governments 10 regulate This movement by imup
sing taA upon emigration IUr the benefit the moor
cbrAlng Ia VI BiGhe The poorer class remain whereas
they the ones who should be aided efnrur Bu The
Pdirt Justly that the German Governments debate h..
tween Two imposslbtics The impossIbility Of MAKING m.
poor emgrde otherwise than by contrary 10 ho
manr; and The lmpOssibty 81 preventing other ,n
by arbitrary restrictions thu emigration OF classes ,s
scssIng property and attracted the shores of Amer
ca By The ope augmrnilng that Property and adiinp 10
its benefits those Of liberty The Germans WIN cann,I On
10 seek III America that liberty which is second bread m
mankind, hope that The w"lI will one day bring il 10
ihe and thus when the cunno their souls enpra,s
that land of refuge
M Hnnle. who has been received aln one of its
apostle. by the European Democracy has yet left Paris
where Ii" has been detained by days ndspos;non
and by the purchase of complete outfit lake with him
10 Aludri To reconcile The simplicity recommended bv Mr.
Marcy Ia The representa- lives Of the Anne lean republic wh
The nSagrs ~ the Court Of Madrid exacng In
o etiquette Mr. Souc has engaged of our ,aiIos most
renowned "r tact 10 make tim which sha be neither
that c couricI nor that al peasant. The lor has in
ecnluGs; oTeFc"Tc this difficulty By substituting black
velvet to- simple cl2 and silk embroidery gold
This is nearly the OF first representatives, f The
Blrcn who IS :isu al Paris will doubtless produce hc
cGnnIc:; ii tic Cuu;l 81 5Euc and ;hc erea; n-ri
r'h " General Marcy will BE- s'i.rt the a;;.iar-
ii"a ~ s'.,y t'iy CGT1r: :.ciol IIceriis:r