Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-23
late FOREIGN NEWS.

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instant are received by the steamer Arabia at
Halifax. -,
Victor Emmanuel received the Tuscan dele
cation on the 3D. In reply to their address he
th,rIc,l them for their expressed wish Tor an
ncv,,;on but said its accomplishment can only
,,l.o ,1acc Ly negotiations which are about TO
Lr.;,, o, the affairs of Italy. He said he wouid
Sunnart the cause of Tuscany before the great
now,.r. and hoped that Europe would not re,
r,.c :, rra,,icc towards Tuscany that WORN oi
rclrc>>ins grievances which II. n'ue, ie>a '''
y.r,Llcc!rc,lnstanccs practiccd towards urcece'
E,l.,,,n and the Danubian Princiralltics.
The vote in Parma on the question oil an
n,x,i;on 10 Piedmont resulted in its favor by
IL. 0uO 10 200
The Paris journals praise highly Victor
f.nmanucl> speech, and they conclude that II
i almost certain Congress will assemble.
The French Ambassador had arrived at RIO
! Few Satnian loan Of live millions is en-
l"c.c,l
The National Assembly o.! cologne, on the
eth adopted u resolution declaring that the
lmoplc Of Bolo-mc desire annexation to Sardinia
and the city Of Bolosne WAS illuminated III
honor Of the event.
The popc had been attacked with fever, and
suspended I'LL Audiences for several dHTS Al
last accounts hc was recovering.
\ drInltaton was about To leave Turin on
mission 10 the French Emperor.
1t wa, supposed that the Papal army was
no, in 4 condition to act against the forces oil
Ro,na.ra, lei hy Gen. t;ariba!di
The National Assembly of Parma VAS opened
on the 7th. with great solcmnlty. Dictator
F.r;ui delivered an address, in which he re-
viewed the history OF the Bourbon>. and terml-
na,ol III, rcrnalk> amid cries OF "Ni"c Victor
Emanuel
Several French journals had been prohibited
in Sardinia in consequence of advocating sep
ara,ion of Savoy iroA Piedmont.
Proposals were pending in the National U.s.
scmbly Of Parma To confirm Farni rs DICTATOR
and declare the termination Vi The Bonrpot
dynasty
The Madrid journals say the Emperor oi
Morocco ha. declared rs traitor, the tribes on
the coast who inSuted the Spanish iiag, and
/ has promised to nilict an exemplary chastlSc-
mcni The Spanish Government, however
continue their preparations for an expedition
against the offenders.
The English Government had presented a
note requesting explanations as to the object oil
the Spanish Government in concentrating troops
at AI.rsras. in the immediate vicinity ri Gib-
ral;ar.
! The "Monitcur" announces the death "i the
Emperor Of Morocco, and that his successor
had been proclaimed.
TIEKEY.
4 disturbance in Canii:,i, caused b. the col.
lection Of certain taxes from the Greeks, had
taken place. Five tax gatherers had been
murdered. and two bai;alionS Of soldiers had
been sent To arrest the ringlcadcr>.
y Circa>Sian dcputation had arrive, at CoIl-
stantnoplc, and presented to the ambassadors
% the several powers u protest against the IN
ya.ion Of their country by Russia. and stating
that the whole OF their province would he
forced to submit :th"y were abandoned by tie
Porte.
\ great fire had occurred ~ Mcrzcronn, and
the town had again experienced repeated
! shocks Of earthquake.