Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-23

q long essay with the title &c The L a,d
uun, IN which il does not even make a' a,lu.
SION 20 that dreadful insrun ut of De. trGcltn,
out touches IN diScursivc ulanner n a nuul.
DER OF political facts, more or les dy,;l Z. n.
hected with the late war ii;.ar,..,iar l. Oh.
slaught against the liberal pir>s: bl, th,> is
customary with the Gnir,ys. Tie S,u',. an It's
side. writes rs follows "rhc ,wn ,,,,,r,ls
the Lntrers ard the UtJu,s. which ,r ,ir.t
hailed the peace with the least :r>,,,cti,.. ro,y
begin to change their first opinions. Th,. II.
tramontane organ thinks that Fiarci, .I,>.,,h
will doubtless make large concessions Ia thc
NenetianS; that various re,orns Will bc effect.
ed in the Duchies, and that lie treaties ol 1878
no longer exist The U,5ots 5 less tXvIc,.
it accepted the peace withou, reserve and with.
out discretion; but Il may, nevertheless. be
supposed, that this DR.. Pan.lo>>. OF journal.
ism, is beginning 10 io!este some u iii,uli,,>
Eager enough, when il thinks II las OF IS 10
! express appreciation. it rarely hazards cri;i-
| cism, but then keeps silence. !lin. better 10
be mute than 10 expose its,li, and prciyrrlug
insignifcarce to dangers The DeJ,.,s habit.
ually puts in practice the famous maxim. This
is the time to show ourselves, 50 lrt us hide"
The London Press at large does no; exhibit
a much mere interesting feature OF course
the war with the pcn-hold,rS tia, has j.Sr come
on the heels OF the war with the sslprcblyo-
net. finds us somewhat indifferent. \, week.
pected, the London Times came ouf strongly
against his two bus-bcarS, 50 opposite in ch.r-
acter 10 each other, tie benevolent VI BrI.ht
and the truculcnt INVASION, They are, ho!A OF
them, smashed to pieces, iH,entious,, nJ,hing
more.
SrJatm@aior, telnm?ne imbcllsu'ne it!a
CJAjsct
Well aware OF the harmless character Of
this defender Of hers, England looks ir a
more substantial protection IN the .hapc of
new fortlications and aimpncnts IN the
stronghoidS Of Gibraltar. Tie ri!pc;s uf the
| rted gun in the French ordnance seem 10 DC
the cause Of the addition OF meulis ol defence on
that important station.
We have already alluded TO the projects of re.
form entertained BY the Emprrol OF Austria,
in the following extract OF Paris corrc-pon.
dent Of the "lndependercc Beige" We ti,ink
tho contemplated reforms NE ,ketchrd more
distinctly than they have been heretofore. It
may be seen that reforms IN nil tarv matters
are not lost sight Of
"All the provincial councils of the en-, ire
are TO be convOked simultaneously ia order to
answer series OF questions on tie atlrlioIa.
tons which they may t!nk Necessary in The
internal government Of the S:ac. and ,,r,claI.
ly in the provincial organization. Contrary 10
the usual practice, no programme viii bc gwen
for the proceedings OF Inc councils. hut they
will have complete liberty IN their d,!ihtIluors
and may make known openly and sincerely 10
the Emperor the wants aid wishes oi lie 10.
pulatons. Such project is worthy Q! ali cun.
mendation. As To 4 change in the financial
system. and especially III tAe mode OF keeping
the public accounts, there Is some hoSit1liou.
There was some idea Of accepting the French sys.
TEN Of accounts, which is acknow led: i to be
excellent, but it appears that the pr,s,It >ys-
TEN has great similarity 20 that u.eh III France.
SO nothing has been as yc; decided IN tiat
point. The financial embalra>s >s'nrntS are cx-
treme, and there is rumor o. u IA iicai mCa.
sure which will soon be laid before Ihe Empc-
ror. The experience OF the a.e war has liu,ed
that some services Of the army--;,c commis.
sariat and artillery for instAncc- are tot exact.
ly what they should he. Important reforms
will be made, and have r,ason To know that
Austrian officers are at pres >-nt in Er:,.nd Tor
the purpose Of studyr. III" Eneiish =: st.ru of
artillery, and examining the iau.ous Armstrong
cannons"
II is said that some Of the Austrian Generals
who have taken prominent part III the last
war, have been either d>g,aced or summoned
to appear before q Court Martial. Generals
Urban and Clani.Gallas are reported amcng
others If the news is true, il viii be the most
important case ever brou-.ht before Court
Martial. in ancient or modern timus For we
will sec half dozen officers. oi the highest
grades, called to Justify their deeds, or To hear
themselves condemned; anl such q sight
unparalleled, even in the times in which The
Comite dm saiat pnjiir, during the French Re.
volution, had watchiui eye on DumouiirH AID
his associates, will be exhibited in Tie sanctun
Of old routine in Austria.