Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-01-30

The Par,$ correspondent: .: lhc .fr.buas'
writes Is !cllors, un3eT d;tz Of the 2: i7,-
slant:
Ths cnicao fayins il Evu GrG its naist-
bnihora ID Iaacu moro Gesiuus 10Th in tie
exteu; ofpbyeiral suffering ar,d il the polis;-
csl direction, than you would guegs from
raadins Pari7 rawspapory. No Pacis on cthpT
French hnewspsposkas ycs given anything like
the nara ssstisGc5 of the iniss1Y tlsrs. l.:
woa!i got hs safo ior any F-orlch rs Gap, TER
so4;e 4se;I >.rti of grs;.rn newspapers "a:
i.y $40 better in s,rrned o. tas distress IF trs
/ Eaglisa Operatives in Llacaskire :han, cf their
follow subj jscss in the Departments o. Tho Selma
1nfsrisn;e. AS il ihy G im @an war time, al
Londcn free prsss, Of tie wrctched sts:e CT y 9
Eds.ish colder befo7e Sovsatcpal; while it
was not till long siter the FAr wa oye>, thst
nl1re ':h"a a paragraph got to French pr,rt
of Ire march into tho Dobrutscka CT tho
Corps HArnes Of Espinagse, but q fragment
Of which ever lnarchsd out of tnas disastrous
country. And CO no; one F.cuuhmen il nna
THOUSAND is a.! fEra os Tho tsct that before !ha.
wss oTSr Ffer@I, tufgaors asked and aha1-
dainty receiTed medical md hospital arylle5
from tie Eogl;sh, who 7rc:c :,5ons e..one 10
publish rieir FeGiorasaa, snd 10 learned 20
avoid them and gre" strong. ...,.. ..
"Egperiencs do4s take drsadfully high
wages; but be teaches Ike no other" The
English taok :hei. terzibls pirching then like
hearty fellows, So they are. Let ua, their de-
scendAn.s, pref! IL liko1.i2e by pu- late dread
ful whipping a. FcederickstuIg, That tho
W 8,,r ~
again to suppress or defer the fullest publ!ca-
ton OF BurEsida's defeat is hopeful foctuts 30
is so considered. ard much remarked au
this side Of The we!ar.
" hht hesTiDz tast defeat n Il, t..ss IN the
sub!erfsIesD 2sgOt!s.ions going oa, between
tbs French and CHER coDtiu:Ital cabinets,
you cau coDjectu1 o, and your correspondent
cAu only conjecture. Its influence On. pub
lie opinion is mort unfSvorahie 70 the
Union cruss. Sousharncrs eod ths;T EIro-
psaa advocates nsturSlly mace. much Of
this ttird grand repnlae Of The atts npt
to :asa Richmond bY tho best appoint
ed and most numurers of Mar an hr-
mics. Unionists and their Europ-Gn ai'o-
Gates are depressed 10, s. much by this mere
'lniIiLSry defest ss hy tho permanent ais-
men,s Of defeat whusa ssia;ence and acri'i;y
il seems t. disclose; disuninn among UnioT-
ists, md practicable, vigorous nnity api7ns
disuuicnis,s-al"sys tno Esme sound policy Ct
Jefferson Dayia leading to n definite purposes
per ia. ,e:.nsfas, and ht.N filthy, tlox.b.e
policy IN What should DO the head Of our
Govrrnrnepr, following, a. dawdiiog, ipfrrn
purpose Of perhaps aHS PSrbapG not II ID =
lsnentshlo trrth that 10 ono to.cay Of our
hest Irian1s in Europe f.ea couacsE. that
yoSSt:rday wsa the EeT Yea, II iay il tamesi-
CO OF a Now Era OF Oar Lard 10 called sll
16en brotbers. So little faith il. cur Govern
msDt AID Northcrn peoples Words hes been
iuspiSe3 by lEtir work hitherto.
Tie q o:ds Of. oac Govcrhmsal'u sgn::ss-
,len 70 Ioieisn nation, pubIsnO: IN tho tocu-
ulents f.on Ia, 2screi1-y o! 5tats = rtfcu, are,
i su ,sor1yr to sa5,- noi 81 sii inapsaEs,ve 70
the Euro pe.n geEe al Esador--G3t iucrs in
p1e&eiye 20 hiu than to :hs viriaus EuropssR
minister's sud diplomats - wbr-i they werG
originally appointed 10 Er fced. Henry Clay
oae. Claimed ma. re waa thu ba't "ouEGi man
in arrcicn. Our ncio2l Seoretary of State Is
;he heg, Llshsd st o; ali AA.n,nsiG,an statesnisn
il; Eusofe- -.s--