Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-05
STATE OF THINGS ABROAD.

Tim f,lnwin. is au extract nf Il letter trom an aDic
and distinguished Amcrcau dated NJ London, sept.
18th, ISJj:
IutcIiocucc of the rrnel event of the day will be
rouvovcd 20 YOU iv telegraph. before this reaches lss
destination. confident IN t!ic hCllc', from
the dav the allies affected successful l'ihunG W Eu
,atnria that the in "t Scbn-i"po! was nerithbir' aa
| .o uniformly expressed myself at Washington anu
o,.,rhrro The complete occupation Ot the Crlmca
hv tl,. Allies cannot now BE- long prevented. When
mi. shn have been accomplished, then the rc-cslho
l.hmcnt of peace may cnsuc, Oni VIII DC purchase"
nt ruinos rates by Russia. She vii! probably DC re-
r;r.d ,, tr;ray the xpci.sc- Of the war; 10 let Se-
Lns,,u,l r.uaju n rcp of "b"oi-Stain ruins, ana
mn, ,n r..rrtcr the Black Sea with an armed marine,
hrfnre her territory will be evacuated 10 the ios'
nf her Colossal prestige impaired almost nj the mo-
,,,r, sha commenced hOstilti"s humiliation has been
rd,l,d 10 huiliniiru I:.ti her mum" M longer III:
snr.g terror, or commands admiration even III second
r,. Powers. Never G;d II ruler rom;n such a ms
TAX. us the late CArr III h;1 premature desire 10 a'tci
the "cnl oi the -ick man. lie r"ula nave 'n'''t''m
nJ hi. pu.i,in, as OF the first nations oi the earth
without submitting his strength, or rather his weak
ncsl, to practical lest. .
The intellect ot Nirnlas was Of gigantic nature,
l,;. g unrrstrnr. nnHiiion--' t!la sin ny "nc inc
arrr,s tcii'-mis governed his better Judgment h-
ri,JJ,im into eternity, and hn. involved his country
IN mi ,;,r,uu, which centuries camun; cxrI;il" II
from I; i, Il Remarkable" fact, tina" the whr l. 'i'l'
uIablr al most SOLELY I" the London lines, "!'a 80
r.ltar.lcl here in all wcllin:ormeI circles. ha7>'
with NJ, ability, scarcc.v surpassed bv '' pen "l w.
r;us the ccgo dp'Ii ~ Louis NGp"ic" ana Inc h!''-
riti.S attendant thereon which .n'crnre''n ny nun
nr British sentiment, he seriously mediate" h"''he
demonstration ngan>t i;reat BrtHn nave Tue p's'
Gf r.as.lls for believing thai whch D'oul va,
-Huvs WAS cGIlri IL the F"f"ign Department
,i Frunrn from lis mission Ia the British 'oar',
h. tnund Loui. NAPOLEON actively war-ii!;o disposed
toward, this realm anG that II wa WIN tHc "''i,S'
li,icuv tia, he was d.sun"l :r"a his purpose. me
Car w;.4 aware ot this. and, l''lmnhceu U! il.I nl
MONS aud view, cXpre-Sr'! III illc an = '' '''
tbe uniurc OF the dispatches received ir"'h nay ~
day from his representatives, Ill support ~ tne
poscd influence wicidcd by the J"'ria! re'csreu w.
n. kelrvrd ihe Formations ot n c"ish'c c'"h'n!' o'
tween the two countries was '.i'SS,.!a' "'" '''>
his subsequent action III ihc fr'9c'P''"''
K,t Euroul las cr.u;cl even grei!ter olUh'erS
,bcu Russia Her position to-day ~ but ttic hc'"r
Than that of n French dependency. " "hile sne Gu
i,vs the honor of being deslSiIatcn us ah any VI
Frurce the glory is denied her "i being TegarIeu n
her cuua In fact. her In'erior''E Is u'lc's"y "o'
al Iii in dinr.strngs concerns The enforcement
~ unv u,I,rv tim, she might propose III opposition I"
,a interests of France. She Inust hcrcrior's 40 t
hiding nf TIM: nni"n, n tn servant "ocS ''c p'"
ding ui h!- master. "r submit l" Tue consequence
Win, n melancholy termination to the hopes ana n''
rn,i,n, ,f the once proud mistress oi the seas: ne
ui.r oI Franc. vIe- her Capital and dates ms ie'
.r..s fnm her palaces. The ruler of Htent bT'n'',
in return visits the French Caihai, anu ~ t"sr.o'
.,i nnhny which did no, begin or end with niiit'i-
~ J;.nlny.. The exchange Of the royal conr'es'cs
rrsnltrd in convincing, am np To believe icl"r,
that the days Of Euglands greatness heI dcghlte,'
C,r.ver The sights which SHE b-hed On lle C"""'!'
Je Mars and the Camp of B"u"gne WILL n"'' say
never escape from her memory.
If Inujs Napoleon shu;d tomorrow, or any r'!!e'
dny. sry 10 England: Il shn move my ooui'dal'eT
m To the Rhine shall place Mnr"t on the throne o!
Naples and Prince Napoleon Oh the troie T Tbn. hut
her ONLY reply would b. As go" ?i"1<| mus .".'
m,,Imnce 81 power which she united with rance |"
mnntnn against distant nation, and when Sr mas
been 50 anxious to establish adversely :" Us Un 'i' IN
avn Continent. she abandons, in fact repud'"c: ~
own h If her nearest and most bellicose neigh
@ D"r il ffn"ss the ,bs Enra ciaa mai: hns
p'o,s.u'e' !,, II France saws il mus; ceast'
finland i:'" can make no other reply ,han-"lour Will
be done. nav from, IN, yvhol,
Ia hovn We any thing 10 apprehend as relates IL
"nr own interests and security They have MI iail q
much Us they can attend TO III the circle OF their nor