Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-10

MISCELLANEOUS.
TIE EUROPEAN wAa-s1NaULAs RJMos.

TuE EUROPEAN wAa-s1NGULAa RJMos.
In the summary OF the European ncws by
the America. giyeu in to-day paper. VIII nc
found Il singular rmnor put in circulation ny
the Liverpool Post That journal PROCESSES to
have reliable information explanatory OF the
inactivity Of iii. .hU>triUiS IN Sard.nii' whIch
information is u the effect that .ATSti!" Is ny
ing to p.oyolic the Allies Ia cross Tie Iiclao
and invade LomoGy4y. and that the c:oSSln.
OF that rive. rs tn French Viii he Inc si@nai
for the Austrian troops - march diicct on IA
ris:" that LilS>w ~" Wts J"" -:"'ff'',
her "con>iieratjon" i,,ins the n.timi;c pos
session Of ~liol,iaY!a and "hdciHa 'aai Tic
crossing Of the !ic;nn will also H. cou>iierc,!
such an invas.oa o.! .t:s;.rin territory a. viii
cause Prussia and Germany 90 tax" up di:ns III
her support ami tsat in lac; ;lerc X a design
to form a European ictslc against Napolcon
Ill. The Posi- PROCESSES 20 put implicit itllh
in its information, and the report that Russia
had sent fonr caps 'fo!%"'t 10 the AUSTRIAN
frontier is relied upo.. T. giv:a; coior to the IN
formation.
In our humh,e judgment oar Liycrpoo! con
temporary has oaly Gi-crvcrei I pro!iSiona
mare nest, asa little reflection up";s The nat
ter might have lown l.n. Ia 80 iir>; !'i;'cc
Austria herself commenced Tax @aT uid c.iiihbt
set up tn plea ot iasa>'oi I. her ~euS'AieS 90
cross the i!cino a1d carry tar WAY lht' i'"f
own TERRITORY. That was = consequence Size
was boundt TO take into consideration before she
declared AVS, commenced va. a"d ole that she
mast now he content to at.:,.e ~. kI"wing
this, she is not iikcic To tempt :he Allies -
take any s,!ch step. Ii IS no" Mcr interest, as
it was inaniirsiiy her dc>i::. to make ttic o:-
posite side Of tie ilciuo :i,e haitic ground
The moment the >aidiGiaa, aIsl the French find
their way into ,le heart of the Lo,nhar!o.
Venetian kin :lpm. - u, 10 he al, 10 afford
protection t" the inhabitants, tina, lrovmcc
will be in open and >,Icc.~~iui Instruction ami
soon cease 10 hc IN Austrian dependence.
In the second place. the de. 0l the Austrian
army marching direct upon Paris whenever the
French cross the Ticiuo i simply absurd. I:!c
impel;mcnt> 90 such 4 s,rclc oi policy aye Al
present inSunnnnta!lc. The difficulty above
described would >,ii! remain with respect 20
Lomhardy. Austria would hI"c "a march IN
army through Sardinia. a hostile country al
ready laid haze, ana where her present troops
arc already threatened with failure oil supplies.
She would have 10 encounter French and >ar-
dinian ;cool> before She could reach tac .t'ps,
and by the ,!H.c size rcaca'", that barrier II
would be Lri>t!in- viii, ~:,iH,lie: French array.
prepared to dispute il passage with her. IN
the meantime Preach troops would be poured
in at Genoa. thc communication with her W
TERRITORY would be- cut oil airt her army iie!amcd
in in tue Western corner oi sardinia. unable
20 advance o. retreat. /; Is n", conceivable
that either General Hess Of General t;nyiai
would be guilt Of >uciA ! false movement. II
.Ausiria'S AMY j; ,vcr - marcia direct iroh
Paris, she mast noJ only keep the Allies out o.
Lombardy, bat mist drive Tue Irenr.' ol; %:
Sardinia and over ;nc Alps.
The report ;liq. h,;>,i. vii JON Austria
against France scarcely "cr,t> str.r,:S rtiitn-
ton, especially whcu resting -l,oA ~ better
foundation than ;tat assigned Cor i. There i,
not a particle OF c:idenc2 TIM; Russia cntci'aiiS
any such purpose. aud the th;ncit>cif is ..isii!y
improbable. tudccd the counter proposed l.
known 10 exist. II is notorious that ii >lc en-
tiers al ai into tic conflict. SIC viii Sarpo.;
France. The >cn.iing OF al AMY 0. o1S'rva-
ton TO the frontiers o. -liS.'.! = i',Ti OF her
avowed policy in connection. VIA that purpose.
she having cyplaiact: nat Increment a'a pro.
vision against the Interference %! Prussia AMI
the German states in ;hr war. The whole
reliable iu.Jrmt!i3a" is in ,Tut. 50 imn'n'al-
bic, that osv ~Uatyyri- ;iirt cven Il provincial
English newspaper slnnld :i:c i; Endorsement
IL III DN NCi'lNI, itN'4t'NiNF, AH"t ''A'
movements Of Austria So tar axe !UeNlIic,h!v.
Perhaps. however. w ought 10 lla&e more
allowance than has oren made 20: the :nag,i;
tudc Of the contest and 81 the i>,ar. In Wow
OF this Austria, andiaieel both Tic hcliigereH'>,
may we'll move CAUTIOUSLY. Possibly they may
have determined % sacrifice no rnvl in mere
sk;rn.s.!n- -: MINOR conflicts, bat H. Il terri.
bic battle between the two :~cat a:.n:cS Scch
to decide the quarrel. This ilca is favored by
the latest Intelligence. wnirh rcpTc>raiS the
Emperor OF Austria d. hmv.us gone 80 r.gia,
opposite to GarlaSco, Inc .tu>tria,, headquarters.
to take comuand OF the &.nlY IN person, a'ui
the Emperor of France as actively inspecting
the grouni where fr anticipate, m,r:inc the
enemy. Iiowc"cs. The motiyc> ani lnc pur-
poses OF tic delay 10 strike can only 81 coli
%jccturel. That war 30 the knife is in;cndc'l.
and cannot ngw be- prevented. seems 20 ne
beyond ali dnuh'. a1l whenever t;c tir>: con-
diet takes place Il MI he s"oa cnolga ibr the
widows AMI orphans OF nc tIou<an,is VINO will
be slaughtered upon ;hc ;icll-. .Nee Yoyk
Com:ac.,c' .t@,1rtis4r.