Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-11
sfEYICO ANDFRINCH.

which. however, scema highly probable. We
ud the following paragraph on This subject:
From Ga:isnani's Messenger. Augu,r o.
The Nara Cruz staam packet lett ST. NsAai'e
Yesterday morning for Mexico, having on board
Mgr Labastiaa, Archbishop of Mexico. The
praite who is member u: the Mexican Re-
gencv carries with him. it is ssid. the conditions
on which the Archduke MsximI;an will accept
the throne Of Mexico.
Several Of tho Paris journals mention that a.
Dubois d. Sai.Hv. the French Ministers ct Mexi-
co, is about 10 Do rscaiied.
rIIE POLISH RErOiiTiOS-SEyENE MEASURES
AGAINST KEcUSAST CATHOLIC CLERGYMI:S-
ScQu1:sTRATIuS OF THE ESTATE OF POLISH
MOBILES, &C.
THORN, August Is, lc63.-1ho Catholic clergy
II; Lithuauia have omitted, in many churches,
since the outbreak Of the instruction, the Gus.
.umary prayer after sermon for the welfare Of
Alexander II and the imperial family. In conse-
cusnce of this. decree lbs been recently issued
hrv General 3louravirff strictly commanding that
this prayer shall in future be- put up, and those
who refuse obedience to the decree aru tlreatheu
ell wish fine OF one hundred silver roublcs.
Inc Warsaw National Committee has recently
taken down the names CT all The male inhabitants
of the city between The ages OF eighteen and
forty Boys Of fourteen aud sixteen years old
went from house To house, making up the lists.
This measure is thought to presage rising ill
Warsaw.
Prince Roman CzartorySki, recently arrested
in Seaia, is the son of the Prince Adam Czir-
iolyaki. residing in the province of Posan, and &
COUSIN Of the well known claimant OF tue Polish
crown Prince Ladslaus Czaroryski. His mother
is Il sister Of Prince Radizvill, in B. rim, and
the daughter uf the former Viceroy of Posen.
who's. cnus0rt wGs Russian princess. The
Prince who has been arrested il therefore related
to the royal house His apprehension is snid to
have occurred upon the demand of Counsellor
Kruger, OF Berlin, I'LL inqusitoria judge. Docu.
mems compromising the Prince are reported to
nave becn ioani in the possession OF Count
Dzabynski.
WARSAW, August II, 1867. Intelligence from
wilma state that scarcely a week ago General
Mour;,yictf decrecd the coutscatiun of one hun
dred and siItyctwo estates in tho palatendtc Of
wilma, and he has just issued an order Tor the
scguestratOn VI ONE hundred and niney.two
lECT. estates.
Large landowners are selling their goods, cars
.riages and cattle to pay the extraordinary cons
trbution of ten per cent. imposed by the Flceroy.
One of these persons, NJ. Leon Migulski, has been
thrown into prison because n pillow, with the
figure ola Sythenap embroidered upon the cover,
WAS found i'll his possession. 1t was a gift from
!is wife fifteen years ago. and prior to their n.ar>
riarp. There was not tho shadow Of a reason
for ths arrest: but such are the tests Of "luy-
atty"
rho cstatcs Of MADAME K.pee nave been COR,
feit"d because n son of hers had Joined the in-
s'TgrIts. The unfortunate lady could not control
her son. and Tor this reason had TO submit n The
less OF 81! her worldly possessions. The same
fate overlook Il Madame Bfzezinska, fora similar
r3,on. although four other of her sons wcre serr.
ing as officers in tbs Russian army.
- .vrral yOunr DprsODg. nrIpst4l i'll tho
streets oi this city for being out at night without:
lanterns, have been sent to the citadel and in
corparate'! with the Russian army.
The police are constantly abstractius money
and valnables during tie domiciliary visits they
make 20 The houses of citizens in Warsaw: but
these ou:raGes seem to be winlicd at by the Russ
sian authorities. In this way an honest, bard
working shoemaker. rumed Tomczyk, has heen
:a5i'"d Of G,000 liorns.
From tho Lnnien Tmc,j
TIE FRENCH CONQUEST or MEXICO.
One conclusion from all this must he clear
-Mcxico has no grievance in the eyes of Eu-
ror:. By & long series Of outrages and by the
G:ciictiou OF every public duty she exposed
herself to war. and she has succumbcd to Il
cnn1ucror. That congueror has treated her
with. at any rate. Il show Of consideration and
iccrcncn. lie has inyited her nDtablcs To
dispose 81 themselves, and, after their expert
cmac ii republican institutions, If would Ger
ta;uIv not be surprising if they sincerely do
sized Il Government of another form. IF France
tnGs her account in the political prospects
whirh these arrangements open, VIC can only
say tbG: she has been at the whole charge of
the proceeding, and that the bargain does not
appear cxtravagantly in her favor. Ifan Aus
TRAN Archduke chooses to undertake the mis-
siun Of regeperating Mexico, we can only wish
him success. 1t Ii not conceivable that under
any Government whatever the Mc1icans should
"a! Of being better ruled than before and, if
France and Austria can make Mexico State
N which lite and property arc secure, and
public obligations respected, they will certain
- leave Europe and Mexico their debtors.
ADDITIONAL FROM HEXICo-FnEScH ocCrrA-
TON or THE IsTHNrs or TEHUASTEPEc.
: latter from Vera Cruz, dated August g.,
"r;n-s ucws OF the occupation of Minatitan
- tic French. This il town OF some five
hundred people, situated on the western bank
Of the river CoatzacOalcoa, in the isthmuS Of
fcluantcpec.
!. was formerly tho point Of departure on
the Atlantic from which various attempts
we're midc 70 establish inter-ooeanic comlnuni-
cation arra:s the istimns.> It is twenty miles
from the mouth of tho river.
IN cxmedition had started to occupy Tam
o;cr.
II was rumorcd that Don Benito Juarez had
i,".n preparing 10 proceed to rMatumoras or
Tsw Lco", his object being to take refuge in
Texas; but it was thought he would not be
we'll received by the rebels, whom he had Of
'ered to oppose, in accord with President Lin
coin.
The Mexican Journal. the "Estafctte." in
TN article abusive Of Juarez and his Govern
neuf, uses the following language:
Their principal hope to-day lies in aid fr
North America. y hatevcr may be, in pres
IN, circumstances tho c',harrassments Of the
Washington cabinet, it will not readily con-
form itself to the French occupation and the
establishment Of an Empire in Mexico. The
government Of Juarez, all dishonored rs i; is,
is still, in the eyes of the Northern Republi-
cans, the Inst hope of the Monroe doctrine,
that great dream Of AnGlo-Suxon supremacy.
which is tho more cherished the nearer it ap-
proaches extinction. The Mexican question
Sill soon be for the Lincoln Cabinet Sub
iocs of the first order, and the hostility Of the
North will break Tut, according to the pro-
grcss Of the American civil war, in menacins
notes, in loans ofurms and money. or in fiji
clustering expeditions authorized by Federal
rTiers. The more the humiliation of the re-
mains of the Juarist army is hastgncd, the
less risk will there he Of 4 conflict with North
America. We have, therefore. heard with
great pleasure oCan approaching campaign in
the interior.