Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-11

IN THO fRll5lbu Hf5ds, ii. Ct:hthTl uerDiiOeS
this sanguinssy battle with tint strict impair.
TALLY which ia always okE:'7sd by hiIi; snd
although lie expresses lisLssii somewhat se-
7erely against Grant, wl.3m 10 r5risssnt2 as
marching for four mn1ih- fr,m !is,=:=r TO
disai;er still tM5t If 40 :',ost devoted par
tlan Ct the :o::!, sod: !i:ri Chr stat .ment
in this al tele II which f:sti0n could be
made.
The excellent mritri 6f Ntl<s on American
politics In the 'Ccustiln'i"uu.i.' 81 H. Marie
Martin Lns published the programme adopted by
N 'Cleal'a phr:isars At New York. II MEY:in
10 not deceived az 10 the vnCH OF this denons:ra.
iicn. Ard i. careful to state ;hTt those Sho took
part in it were bot Traction At the Democratic
parry who ara desiricus OF prace, and who will
| make known tLei! lrJg rsIhns 10 the Chicago
| Convert on
The '.pstrie" pubi;:hsS all article explanatory
Of the INT cbanism OF Presidential elections, aud
monograph On the city of Mobile.
The "Proeres de Peris" draws sad ricturs Of
the mtral condition OF tho United States. aud
shows how great has besn their dGTntHli owing
TO their ambition. " hieh lies caused them 10 fcz-
get tbcss Democratic principles to wli>h they
owed their extraordinary prosperity.
ANOTHER pRtvATEER IN THH COAST.
Capt Brown, Of the schooner Sarah GsSe, nf
New London, reports th.t Oh the 18th ins.tt, of
| Cape Sable, she saw "cluse to" Il smArS.looking
English tu;it screw t:aGer. showing M cGl,r!,
st.aning rapidly u the westward, near Cape Sa-
be.
TIE vessel was evidently priratssr Sha
WAS barkentire rugged. painted hsck, with gilt
fashion boards on her qusrtar; her smohe stack
standing between the main and miEzan niHs!s,
and boats pa;ntel white. AtouLsir mills Hstern
was United States scrsw gunboAt i'll full chsse.
TIL, cunbost sent down Der foTetopnast and top
sail yard, but isf. the fnreyarl acrcaa. As tie
ves,e, nesrtd Cape Sable both vessels drew i'll
lh re, and as soon 1S tbs supposed plvntaar
rounded the Cape she made all sail
Shortly afterwards the Gage spoke 4 schooner
from Liverpool, N. S., which reported chat the
day previous she bad left port, where i, WINS re-.
ported that a rebel privstser had put into asmall
| guuboats, but she escaped during tho night and
went to soa. This vessel had boon cruising in
the Bay of Chaleur, and had destroyed number
of maekeIeimen.
Tnx Crystal PALACE.
Last week some hundreds Of PERSONS from
Boulogne and other places on the north coast
Of France made sn excursion to the Crystal
Palace at Sydephsm. On the same day come
thousands of the Forssters al4o visited the
Palace, and the London Gyu1nas!ic Socic;y'f
fsts took place. The directors bad made am
pie provision fur tho entsrtainTeht ct the e1
oursionists. Mr.. Coxwcll made an ascent IN
his balloon, the great fountains played, and
the bands OF the Coldstream Guards and q
the Sapeurs Pompiers de la Vile de st. Piorre
perform I'd during the day. Fhe visitors from
Franco appeared to dariTo very great pleasure
from tho proceedings 4 now marvel has
teen nuw added to the riaitr1us attfhctlcns
of the Palace, IN tbs shape CT railway IN
ehi5h the pneumatic principle il applied f'r
passenger traffic. The linz is 60n JaTls long.
and runs throughout il Is tunnel. The tuhno
il ten feat high and nins ia:t w!do. frame.
work Mt ic!,sd 10 $50 carriage tits the form o,
the tunnel the interval h.t%ecn the wood ahd
the arch being filled with u masa Of bristlos.
Two di.aa q teet 10 diameter, revolving i'll an
iron casa, constitute tho m9tiVe poTer, and
ura turned by small steam eng!pe'
tn. TcE.cco TRADE.
The quantity OF manufactured tnbaccC
imp3itel into ttia United Kingdom IN tho all
NH tar ending june ~. l6G4 was 10 800 io'
lbs. Tbs qua.:tity imported during tire asne
pe1i"l is i. ytar 1863 w:s IL J.3 S1i lGa"
ari iurin: tire Harhs period in lso@ onIy
1,43;.3i'j lbs. The quantity Of manufactured
t,uacc5 imported il very greatly on tho m
erhise, OWING to the ia';dntII Il nf the cuty.-
, Durrna tx mDnthr tnt:'nI June 49, 1904 I'M
surclies vera & on l2i ihI, 81 compared
. with 30 4g5 lhs. in 1853, si';s 5ss 500 lib
, in 1862 |. il s1a7atly rs1e2ea'y to point on
ii,.t the sm#li iH,p1rt n orm:iIriuH;urcd u
lrc.:, liz lSG2 va: :ai.-ei by the American
: ;Sar.
! EHh0TAN.
The itt1,nu! st:.ic II HhLGtsn il s:i1 th Of
,nrs, .lr, ,.h!.. :ih r:;'r-'li c.'ii ":'a 10 OK
rec:cd S:;erai rt:iIl5 "rt "'T;virE +. gar
tho chic, lower at IT,: heed e !.fi' RESPECTIVE
. factions. A,nbar7s AID fslaa :i,j rad besr
spanzAd T.. lna Grti.s. Empire. aed :hs bAoo
General n'il:-s -F2rly rni:.r.."n ~as mad
(o7 thc ..itu:s ri lin Iicny"lr.- I'D the plum
der cIm'iittel.
Frtrn C.t:ul It :sn5 IcpHrtcd ,ii.t S!in:c Al
, had vir:ted Alan' khen unler flag 81 truce
Gnl mad baGn tecac'icrGrplY made PRISONER
Tbs tiirg-: i1|6v0?, required :;onlii mati6n.
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FRANCE.
! A horrible murder Tsa siiniaittsi O fsr
week ago in the South Of f:anae. Tee victim
IVES ~. de Lessalle: he i?ei in r very panu
rions manner at house Of tho higa sounding
tirls Of Chateau Ballard. ems day be wal
found lying dsai in his house, bis desk bro
ken in, and IT'D contents stolen; and, 10 com
plnte tho horror, three 81 his servants a;si
murdered. TGo men, L1'our and AuIouy
were arrested OF rospiaion; t5sir trial ha
, bean the chief o'je0s Of public attention du
ring the past week TG outsiders there 10 NJ
point in il Of remarkable interest tho speech
Of the Procureur General IoT the prosecution
Wasr aingdlarly daough, not only Vindictiro
but in bal tasSe; DO loaded the wretche.
prisoners With aEuaatians CT blasphemy snl
Hypocrisy, in manner which certainly re-
fleoted the charges back upon himsaif Tue
prisoner Lstnur conducted his own deisnca
he said he had already boon in trouble fOl
ether acousations and had always been found
guilty through tho folly or kneveyy of hi!
advocate. His own enacarCrl on this ocna
sion wers not mora successful; 10 was con
demned to death, and Auduoy 70 penal ser
vice.
Prince Humbert, the Crown Prince Of ia
ly, has arrived in Paris after bis visit to Den
marx. He has been received with due hcnM
tby tho Emperor, and his br: tlsr- in law the
Prince Napoleon. There are rumors of u pro
iected marriage between him and the Princess
Anna Muiat. They would have greater weight
were it not that the lady is about six years bis
senior, and his already bean given by public
report to well nigh every svsiahls potentste
who has yet visited France The Prince is only
twenty years Of age. A soldier by birth and
profession, he ia likely to he popular among a
military people. As described b7 cor ,mpo-
rary, heis Of irregular featured ITO uae tho very
mildest possible terin,) but Of frank, open,
and manly countenanoe. 1t would DO rncst
remarkable fusion of families we're the heir
to the CROWN Of Italy 10 marry descendant OF
the great cavalry officer to whom was given
tae kingdom Of Naples as spoi1s Of war.
At the Inauguration Of the Northern Spanish
Railway 81 San Sebastian. on thu 18th ult II Isaac
Pereirs read an address TO the King Of Spxin af.
| TOR the. hsnh6infinn of fha tnnmct;yfs In u,h;nh