Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-03
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

Apr! 30, 1853.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The United States steamship Humboldt Capt d. Line
arrived New YORK TUESDAY morning with four deg
iniclsunc from Europe. The dates from Paris 5en
TO IT, l2n, and from London TO The l3th inclusive
Aivces China HE 25th February state that IN
rebellion growing more and more formidable, and
complete panic prevailed NJ Pesln.
The health Of The Queen 0l England was being rapid
rcc,abiShed the young prince s reported Us dom
we'll
In the House OF Commons the lth instant The thir
reading 81 The Canadian Clergy Reserves Bill! carrie
by u majority If eighty in Iuv"r Of the Ministry L!tu
else Of consequence has beer done 10 either House =
The Ottoman Embassy IN London has issued an oncia
ndcc holders %! the abortive Turkish loan mat IN
amount Will be refunded together with premium OF
francs for each 1000 franc bond
,ia trip OF The screw steamship Duke OF yelling
ton Of l3 guns (hc largest lneof-batG ship In the ~ou
dc ~ Portsmouth the lUlh instant her spee
averaged knots and considered very SATISFACTORY
for first performance. -,
Mrs n ARRtgT BEEcHER STOWE ~ LIVERPOOL The au
tllur of "Uncie Toms Cabin" who unable to lea'
New York by the Glasgow screw s!eamer "hch arrived
the Clyde Friday last arrived al Liverpool % me lana
a. Sunday morning. Having recovered patuany noh
me nisposillun which prevented her from raVn!
Andov- IT, s., the time originally hxed Tor her aena'
tuGe made AL haste 10 proceed by Inc next vessel
During tie voyage Mrs Stowe suffered from sea-scRness
and The result is that she is almost entirely Frustrated
though be hoped that few days rest IN Old ENG
land will restore her her woncd strength She accom-
panied BY husband the Rev Mr. Stowe and also by Sc
veral oi the B.rrier family
ed in The tug receive Mrs. Stowe On anins she pro
ceeed the Dnge, where she is al present the guest
our o%n.I1n, Mr. Chopper. Her Stay will, however bt
necessarily short she will hasten to GLASGOW from he
An-v.y n which place she first i"V't:d IL
mis- cpunry J. u,:d r.tcoi thai ,r- Stove acc:nci he
a"af! l- c@GEtrj Win Ac view OF olitEoi III
.ua.,,ic:ag May MEETINGS In Glasgow public sotcc i
| - 4. give. :isr, uis.ed lady whose aar'c IN
s:er ;sc sos 10 all ears "ia'n''E as h"Sse
| l,pi ".a,i''
Vie .,5, p,r ii. Gtc.a9,s Advertiser sh.t;:i con-
'i'l.e u r L:1ss h"Sasey a~<oci'!'A IL maj .o"n
.rs.. u.riI1z giiaDg&'rnia sUir+ IL Zone" u
~ >,uN: IN. committee raIsmad 10 the're
stry II lie il?-5Uw i"aco'ior aT Invitation 70 &c present
~ - Mic, ouHs q. yer arrival 81" ."i h2i hisgn"o
Professor StrSe, u - Inc CHESTS " JOHN Scot fsq
FInnl House during ;he;r stay In GfcenocR ana RIO
vost Martin Eny consented preside AT the soiree
c understand INA, parry nf Gentlemen and ladies' brfak
issed win M.a Stowe al the D.ngle. and The eler
- pr, syn, 10 the Rev Dr.. Nellie, the Rev
i; liz. G,.p on hOAEp TuE GaEtT Rr;rAiS The weigh
u he -, J;ouar! TONS, l3s cwt- aac
M":g Of he passengers We're $3.50 III pose. sson ~
large qu.,rtes gold tnst aud nuggets Prnhahy ~ 0ol
OUNCES One 81 he passengers bou NJ tio uo' ihu'
public hons" IN aeio'nrnc Two others t5O w. MAJ
nc Hi:. On had nugget uf pure gold weighing ,gh
| Dvunds, winch he rckTd up himself
| THE NAT,oYAL HEvEsuE The official statement, pub
.h: on III. last showed increase u ego OOO on
III yc1. aud 81 IA Gl3 The quarter. This favorable
sn was ;nwcyrr III tic ymeni oi advances and
cr moneys Of which there was an in increase OF fa57 531
IN the gar, and El63 9U6 on the quarter.
A hnadrs;i ni girls selected by American Spectator
in Glasgow sailed from the Clyde 20 commence ne
mill III New ! ptH. Inc party Sailed III Tic MARY
| Morris fran Grfcnnck.
| FRANCE-Itis no longer of doubt tina, the
Ppir 10 crown the Emperor 1t has been 80
DECIDED 81 iuu despatch received very recently
ipm the Ponrifcal government mentions at some lrnrti
the reasons why iu resolution was adopted Those Isd
sons least the principal ones were suggested ny per
,r- ig iiri- Tic Cardinals Notwithstanding this dcrl.
,u pra here have YET los all hope oil seeing his
Holiness ia Paris Bu,, great The Disappointment
1t nus all been productive Of change for The bel
policy of The French government, win reference
| u
The translation al the remains Of the Emperor Napoleon
l. from the Chapel Jerome the monument now being
terminate under Of the Church Of the lnvnidcs
will take place the 4ih of May. The ceremony Will BE-
celebrated with great pomp.
The following ordnance from the Archbishop OF pas aP-
pears TO day in most OF the papcrs:
I'VE Marie Dominique Aususc Sibour by the Divine
mercy und the lyor Of the Holy Apostolic Sce Archbishop
OF Paris
CATER having taken note Of the encyclca letter address
ei BY holy Father, Pope Plus IL, 10 me Cardinals
Actishops and Bishnna of France under date tic 2l.
March, 1885, DESTROYS Of putting in practice The coun:rls
therein conaiuc and OF cnti! Ing ourselves LOT our part
and with The Intentions oil The chief Of the
church; DESTROYS doing Of contributing calm the dis
cIons which have been rnsed OF late and 10 gladden. the
heart o Tie Sovereign Ponti We remove spontaneously
The prG5i'ins comprised in our ordinance of the l1h o
Given PARIS in Archicrscopai Palace, this Sin
April 1853, MARIE DOMlSIouE ArocsTE,
Archbishop Paris"
The "proht!tions' alluded in he foregoing witt
scclesaslics writing In the journals which form
what carA the religious press. There can be no doubt
IF tie lac: ihai however mildly encyclca letter Of his
| Holiness may Dc COACHED, ii conveys ccnsurc on tn
Arc!hi shop who Ihus upsucccss!uy attempted 10 temper
i. zeal tie o. the extreme Cahoc party hra INA
! tie U!nm0nansls have come oil on ths occasion WIN
ivirr .0!ufs inc is concerned me CHtrerst
,I.e- The ordinance of the Archbishop In lis iorcmos
column makes comment on IT, lis triumph is pr"
baby reserved Tor The day when d. Ncnliio lie principe
editor. resumes his Frn
AUSTRIA-rhc austrian Government has published a
Grber ordinance relative The future Administration
Hungary For The purposes OF Government, the klngdcH
~ Il. vid,3 INTO three districts, with Deputy Governors
subject 10 the iovernor-n chief al Pesh
Marshal Radezsy had refused The honors proaercd hin
By the Emperor Of Austria aud preferred NOT to leave
1t Supposed therefore, that the substitution OF civil 10
military power in Italy wond not yet take place.
4 ,crerap Dispatch from Vienna dated March 81, 'e
norris that 1.-The question Is settled The En2'
Government has promised ~ Keep strict ~atch on he re
ue e. and 10 them with The full severity Of Tie a'
shout Ss , so eS 10 eonm n
rn;h ii the from Lord Westmoreard's dispatch
: which has been Published.
A Change 10 NE ministry OF Vienna is ieegraphcd a
hayinz become public Oh Friday. H. Rueshase(er il
- Minister !c Finance, and III. Gth'lnger IS Miose y
Commerce.
lta,.Ja agans. M property OF The Lombard refugees *
maintained liz cullen sill not be rigorous as hss pee
feared; and Commission has received instructor
10 examine every brought before with scrupuous e.
actncs and apply the decree only those cases ~he
completely the of conspraors shall have been prove
snd il is further anticipated that the concentrations VIII N
very numerous. This however, but poor
: and the OF proof that would satisfy Inc ausri'
l. Commissioners may be very small indeed.
q notwithstanding 10 The Corriere Mercantile The ne
loan contracted BY the Roman Government Witn h'on
a Rc;hs,aid represented nnn'ra capital 81 o!yo.J
scrdi and wss negotiated in four pc! cert! otock al ~ 4
: iylr il n,rrtcd u withdraw from circulation n15 ela
: the p2per c.,!Cncy. .
! SICILY til: Genoa Courier lacTcaat:.e, oi he
! ;r., :atss ,ha. n;racr q reais ons place ~ paerr
;, and lis cnvs,.- ac Scen 22d ard 27t nit II was
Z known w,sr ihs pcce lad been in'"Fmto OF 'nc XXI
= enc oI ,rs0iracy o had seized opportunity OF ,3
ing INTO prison whom il suspec'sd or hated IND
rests several hundred belonging 10 every ca
&c Of socet; no5.cs pres rorls civiiiaEe iaoo'eIs
even Scmcr the most compromised or those con-iee'
d anch by The police Immediately transferred
j. the citadel Of lleesina, and the Others were oogsa "
"A ~ D. II