Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-02
LATKH FROM EUROPE.

Southampton July Goth, ioy S.;ew Yo.a. ms.
Cape Race on Friday morning. and a brie. ;r
mary Of her news has been forwarded BIZ 10
graph.
III" Ang!o-Saxon, which left L;ve-pool. H..
or III. 10Th, arrived at Quebec on F,a
night, and We have quite full dispatches ~
news, which we give below.
The steamer Nova Scotian arrived Oh; e.,l.
l9th.
The steamer Kangaroo sailed from Liver.
on the 10Th inst. for New York.
The Emperor Napoleon arrived in Par; e.
the 18th.
Prince Napoleon was at Genoa on tie -.
4 new Ministry had been formed at Ty--
with Gen. dc Ia Marmora as Minister Of V
and President oc the Council.
Tie English funds were fat. The Av.,r.
funds were yer,y bpoyant. The subscriber.
the Austrian loan have been released from n
obligations. The Bank of Berlin had love-
is rate Of interest TO four per Cent. In 2
eiurn the rate Of discount had been l.a.-
..oin four 10 three per cent.
TIE PEACE.
Tn. Vienna correspondent Of The !,.r.
Times >ays that the representatives Of .A.,,-.
Franco and Sardinia will soon NEE, n T.;
t. conclude Tie treaty Of peace. There VII
40 Congress. as the Two Emperc-s have a.a.
TO settle their differences without the inter-
ton of the neutral Powers.
Tie London Posts Paris correspondent
sraphcd on the 18th instant, as follows
a conference 10 settle the affairs O.. l,
has lust been arranged at 81. Cloud. and d.
carly part o: next month is spoken OF a, IL,
- -. I:.l, ,ln ,s.
interested will assemble. but the place o.. ;...
dom. 50 IS no: yet mentioned.
The same correspondent learns, on ,erra..
suthor:,y, that 10th Empcrors are ]couy.n.c
tia, the basis for peace they so has'ly ATE.
upon, are. in many respects, imprac;icab'e.
lie NorG SAYS, the preliminary treat c
peace, although arranged in p~r:ucipa, q, 81.
franco, viii be definitely drawn up at 2.r.ts
and viii then be officially communicate l. :,
Courts Of Europe. the adhesion Of these Cou.,
being indispensable 70 the organic and in,crr,
tional stipulationS which form par, OF tic a.t.
liz law Of Europe.
The English journals continued TO g.iir
the terms Of peace, and even the Lonion Pa,
Lord Palmerston's organ, had suddenly cog
mcncci az attack upon the proceeding, s., \
l~alranca.
Tie Paris correspondent Of tie Lon.
Daily News, after careful enquiry, a.irns Mn.
the terms Of the peace have 10, only o|cca>icas
a feeling Of disappointment, and even OF Hi.
nation, among all those who took 4 sincere
tereSt in the object OF the war, but have y,ry
seriously damaged and lowered the Emperor r.
the opinion Of all classes Of society.
ITALY.
$3.50. I,,.:,r, ~, .1.,,r,.,, q, "a. p.
peace we're visible in soEc part, Of Italy. i ?
renee, grc., agitation prevailed. and the i'rov,.t
Government had issued II proclamation, Yi:st st.
scribe, the peace OF EiiiafrHnca as b~cirayia.
fines; hopes: say that tho Tuscan governing;
~,;c,pa.ci in the sentiments Of the Tuscan people
toe subject, aud declares iha:Ta-cany VII no. ,.
placed under The yoke and Influence e.: !
.sains, her vii. and right.
According - the .No.i.' - French corp> .-rg.
Of 1000, men vii Remain n Italy until tic re-ut.,
isa.ion OF the country according 70 the tenor % q.
peace Of Nil!afranca.
The riedmcu'e.e correspondence Of The Da
New, SAYS tha. fresh PicdrnoiJc>c troop, AZ : ~,
20 Eyi..asla. with Nap0leca's consent, - Ma..
oy,.cr urd take from the Pope all hope Of E,.,y,
:. bv the help OF the Swiss Giardr.
The mos: important towns OF the Roman So.
have sent dtpu;atiois 10 Garaoaldi.
Mo!cMs ana Parma are SAID n be in q >.a:e :
voi,.
The Emperor Of Austria, according - ~ IL
Dispatch which had reached P.Ii-. couiaai,- 90.
whole o. hi, forces 20 remain in position. an. :. .
provided with food nnd military resources. = o
they would have been had not peace been ur,.--.
Orders have been given 10 French ships ;,.-.
zee. French subjects ard properly IN Tl,eaa! b.
care ofncei.
TIL Pari, correspondent of the I.onion Po.;.a.s
.l.a; !: has never bec!! intended 70 support. by E
army Of France. he rcturn o: the Grand p.ag a.
Tuscany.
i: W. reported that Sardinia had recalled he: rcr.
re-,u,a:ive, from Tuscany and Modena, md tia: d.
Provisional Governments Q. Tuscany aai .oG,.s
wcrc organizing force. 20 oppose tie r,;u... c:'.y
respective Grand Duke,
elevator Pe,izi had been scat from F'orer,c.
Par IN . >!cciil mission.
SARDINIA.
IL LONDON Times corr G. pondcnt =: Ti..u s
.Ll. .caee H., produce! the grcu,e.t cxs,ptr.g
ard detection ia ina; capital. The Emrero; Nap
Icon is accused .: being IL traitor 70 Italy. and b. ro.
:rlit, Lave been withdrawn from the si!cp WIN E
T. proven, their being brJkou.
Two h:Hd.c,! Frci.eh po..cciHc: We're -, ;hr T.
reception g: the Emperor. Til" Niu:'> mnnr.f =
ward the Ln'cr"r "a~ col !. and there We. - "
vas iroi! ;ae people 10. him.
T.; ;ie Turiu cyrrc>rnnd.nt u - Daj'y New
!:-dIt"ntc>c are described Il, being aIrcy - 90
and -;apor in consequence 4 he peace, wal.cL ,aE .
SARDINIA without = ]ioroti,-i frontier.
The Opinion %: Turin docs not conceal the
i,'ac;:"n with wL!ci. !; s,c> Venice r.nlain 30 ,e
!aa., o. .Au-,ria. !: attribute, Count |.youl- o.
a~.gL;.i"E 20 the insuifcieucy - I'll, .,::A, OF .
GREAT BRITAIN.
IL tic House OF Lords, on The 18th tie daaa', v
confined to the merits Of the dispatches wEieh D.,
between England and Prussia in II rqri 10 the saf
IL the House OF Commons. Lrr'! John EI>-ci, tar,
that the sGbirc, -! the >,a!r duo, was BEN, cuLsA..
cl by ;hc law ,:.'c,-s Of the Crown, who. rc... L..
:i.cr decision. have ~ccoumcndel l. reaew-l % o..
;rca.y for .N weeks.
The Chancellor OF the FvchocUor Lal intro
hi. his ,.t- He stated tina. :i,. f1t,I r.y.,t.. -......
during ;fc lat financial year WIS EGj.4 900. SO
the expenditures we're Eji.Gi3 900. leaving Il IN
o: over ~c-l",rvo. He estimated the revenue g.,
current. year at tGi $1,000. and the ,ApcnI.;n-
Ej..-u .plp. leaving Il gross dcHc!ynCy a.! ~. ~E. d.
To NEE. th's deficiency, the tqvcr.mert p,ri,ya.
direct :" iniire.: TAXATION. and Instead ., incrca.I-
dU,.rs or Inp"a'Is ncw "c,-, they proposed t"a4
.pgr ponce ia'"c income t.N on lurpincs vi over :
sni oAc !a!! irtr! On inconr- Of bctwc,I
aai t!"' ter 4i."Um. making the former "i ~ g.
!t.',. . Il. The debate which cn-rci wa yr.gE..
favorable % II scheme Proro-ed. and the cots ier
lion %: the bulge. N dc:.il was .Ne.. for tA. -
JAY.
Tg: i,7G,r.
BIZ TisgrYh .Itom Lonjoa 10 Lt.Yo'
T-RiS. July IA M.ni,cry hr! besn .a-. 49,
Tho Miui>t,! nf War and prc.ilcn; 81. III, Come.
''.i.e;al Della M"rnors the Minister %: +, -e = s.
fairs : Cen ~. ltborm.Ii, aai lie N.!.!.',r .. 8.
Interior ! Si.nur l~;a':.l:.
Ia b''-iiAAlNAlsg " i'lst1iats 44.N sAs.sNs . mo.
tor nsa!u-. using .ns.ctiI"> ia regard - re.
events, ard r"c0riIc.,d- them 10 .>c souamoL',
moderation. under pam @. suprrcs>ion or ol,' ,
..Ii.
PRUSSIA.
The .olloa.lS p.i : %: tno Gay 10 the am: a'
been published:
al tie momcp, when way broke On: between -.
rcigiiboriry great Powers, ! tn! ordered the army
oc placed IN rc;.!inc,- :or war, in order to Eair',
that position os power which bciong, 20 Pru>-a -
The dang. which threatened ~ then Il, over. "
.cI Mere I'll. marching =" r'cGry the position ]
ori,rcd i- vow, the t"lii:crant Powers conc.a-
ie.rc. N"g! ~a.yaHrt Aai shown oUr firm rc,".a;
70 maintain our i'on:ics. and those "l German, i..
ylaic. Wiairycr might sc the dcn-i!c- vi N.y
A.a.e ,.o" the read.ne-- ] hni expected iron.
.ri base maintained III general II dignity Ho;,ls
Prussia. You have made many persona! ~sscf.e.
and d! express I. you my :ull satisfaction,
~"Nis.cL. IHE fn!.cE RrGhSr oF PRc,s.t
The l'Eus>ian Gazette says: Gen. Fi,ld Mar.
Wraugcd h..> been relieved iron. lie command .t-
chic, % the army, which W. - tove he. ,.r.
:aa;el on the Rhine. The Prussia G.l.,tc lra.s.