Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-18
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uiu lhtNS III II lQ'6EueI DIR
Il; !h- nrmy. and srt' r~nrds ftr The ,roft ion
!:w. hnr tia h.rt IF ii. o..n mind strongly ~
cline ! 1in ~ II literary :Ayeer, sn soon af.el
] aving OI.0'L in 1875. h. pul;heda volume n
pocnJ. In 1898 this WAS snccnnird by" Gebir
u n".m III greet prr'enainn and considerable ca
;cl.tr. GA he i,a.h Of bis father few yesr
aft"ryrri. iie puccosdcd 10 Il large estate, 10 tb
Improvement OF which no dnvo'ed much tim.
snd & 5:rai srm Of mo;ier. He did not. how.
rv,r, escape tho Esilsi pFrp!cx;iiss of idexps
rienCed men in TIE management al q great LANDED
rr.r.,:r and Ills -ust d with iil:; hohs@icr Of Ii
tsnGr tfy. h. sold off The whoo e,'t which, t,
c:rtEid gent hGd 'c.n in The family fnr seven
| h7airri canrE SID trrCr'i tic rrl ,ntlid msu
sim wh,;c:l b" hr, bull. 70 bs pulled down
| Ra'mnnriG. IL JCsi19 trT tbs f,ltura on tha
continent, h" engaged in the movement Of the
! Snrash patriots spains. Napoleon in 1903. raising
II boay OF r>o?s It III, own expense, an.l rec.iv-
| ing tho commission Of Colonel in the Spanish AZ.
my, which he resigned on the restoration of King
Ferdinand In 1913 h, ram4vel to Itslr, living
| fer seI IN yems III tho PalGca Of thu Medici at
| Fl5rence, subsequently purchasing Il magnificent
| Tilla rcsr th't city. The work en- which his
| rerrt ton msiniy depends, Imaginary Conver.
| sat;on," wss issne'i il. 1920. This was follow.
cd by "Peiclas AID Aspgs'a and scvt rel smaller
works. which are scarcaly ls1oHn even by name,
beyond very limited c;rSle Of readsrs Fla was
! u msn CT violent pre- udicas. trratic and bigoad
in his Iat,r. Of harsh and irrt .bls temper. bn.
Of Gr.st originality Of mird. II bold aIt visorana
thinker, ard wlier Of mssteil y power OF e1pres.
| sion.
MORE TROUBLES ~ sOrrII AMERICA
H3s.iii-s ars ahcut 10 ha opened bit Seen
| Be- I'll mi Ursgusy. Roclametions have becu
nj lilo upon tho ktser Rnpnblic fer v:!iouB caua:s
| Uraaus:. being engages! ia civil wnr, has npt had
the means OF resrondns;A proposition that the
Causes of ditputo SHOULD be let TO the srh ion
| If Il Tor ign power WIS declined by Brazil, and
an attack Ivy .hr Int ~ wculd he forth with male
| hy sea and lrnl Uruguay, harirg her hands
full III consequence Of her domestic troubles. will
net have Much opportunity 10 dosontl heisel:
Rcp!il-ls frequently DRIFT into opsn war. but I'M
IS Uruguay i, s':o:ger than is supposed sha will
| hs,o - snbInit - whHt,vsr Iho stronger nation
{ chro,tE t, impose.
/ Th, M,lriag Post" in m editorial on Aosri-
can SH+'r-. rc2.srHs lt,t it is certainly sssC!.r
| tlat iii PHac. party in the North HIS not been
snai:;rJ IL a. forwa;! r.o1ils:a especially
pa:'E:,i pura IL pom.eiii poi.ry. This !.r; il,
!ich'voi. th"' j! cnnI't do So U,ll q, cn4;,.ocrs
'.n! (, rniiisi tie apprehension now ,lnos,
n;a n";:;iy c':-rt'inad, HAT Eoma tim" must
eiaarr h.fo,e tn Nertorn populat;nGs vi! sub
m; 10 Ina rarc;S'iy ii putting an ca! 10 III,
| war
! THg POLITICAL sIIGATIra.
The London "Eim,:' .LIai.Iiia bs FLOWS
| III III, frs. aanoInc m, n, mas the .panca"
| braaci, 81 toe b 'tIiN:.cy mad refused to euo-
port MeC;cisn:
T.s non,l.c:.ln Ct Gcacral Mcclellan has
fu71c& out i: :n,-f1ka for half tho party that
su;ior!ed mo Chicago platform" and thu
problem i;...t no.s Occupies tho thou sands
" 3l.. Guz:aty is not - bs on the right eide,
sn. IN ths H.roage=t. is the calculation which
will bs tho p.ar..ilng section. The division
| b.;~cen The two..psT:irs ia sharp and definite.
Tic iseuo iaisod ia peace. opposed to war
That G.7 position tHksn By the Democratic
marty, H!isn il GCtod as O1e interest, was inde-
:iai:c nnd illogical, wo have more than once
| prirint ont. But errn With this defect it
| waa y-.s,ihB the necessities Of the time might
| ha-. forced both SECTIONS INTO &. common limo
| Of poliaT as to thu war. Ii would b. desirable
| 70 ascertain, through 4 convention Of States,
VIA. /, tho rsnl opinion Of the !iostiiities en-
| i.-:, ned by :i,- ita-seH the war 10 o1terai-
natirr aad :rup0:afish:nF. What We ba7s
board o. vel /, mostly the enthusiasm IF thoss
utc rrJfi. ~ tho conflict. The war interosthas
lors REPRESENTED itsei. IL tho national interest.
| A. con, cation called during an nrmistics might
hi.Ss throwa li:hs on several points we'll
worth ccr s.lat.ag, instead ct b:inily fighting
over i!lnro, ari forgetting th6m in tho heat Of
ths co'fli b. This, 10 we understand it, was
chs ohjcc: oi TIE Pcass Democrats. 10 tho
viscr with whinh they denounced the miscon-
duet Z! tho war they were no: exceeded by tho
| ether sg.'iaa .! ,fs party; and it might well
10 anticipate: t;ict IL :n,ge body Of the people
| wh1 hcc7ci :!in var was hopeless, az con-
| duc.ed ii hap1ttr; ii! any osss, might succeed
\ in arresling .hs UvplagrGtion.
Iiu. rhe weakness Of tho combination hes
shuwa itself st the lire. movement. General
! McGlal;.r pied ias nomination, bn! in his
! lc;srT Of acceptance rapu1iated the peace SEQ
I ton Of His supporters, and knocked out several
| OF tho main ''planks' OF the party platform. :"
+ Bul suo:, Is the unhsppy position of affairs
| TIA; ne!S her s9cnasa nor dIsastor improves the
p.uaye0s,s OF y:nco. Both are reasons for con-
! tinuing TIA ~G:. AZ litsle hope is there in a
| traus:o- of nc g:7ernnlsnt from liz present
! 1oarcssa.s 80 tie aants CT the opposite party.
| The Republicans snSsge t. maintain tho war;
ths DsraGrrniH FOE give the sGmo Pledge
The watcTh OF contoat;on a3Yer the land, and
the M!l II promise which WAS lAunob0i at
Gi:itsg, i&g e!lsniy broken up in the tempest.
Ne 80 .-sr TIA. any raft lie friends OF peace
may i:7 10 G0nst;n't Will nos 90 strong enough
10 I've IN tho torrant waioh al extraordinary
;0,ui,:r alton Of ovsTts il turning 8, swiftly in
ono L:racti0n.
FRhu MEXICO.
New YoRK, October 18Th. Tho steamer
Ea:la from ll.rpna on the 8.h. hos arrived
with City or Msrico dates to tae 2G:h.
L. who sla;o;l tho: Juartz had abdioated in
r.var Of 0r!cGn.
prcTe Souie IL. arrived at Vera Cruz.
J,;.; na tho Gtos:asc l9lt roTs Cruz it Was
r,tnrssJ thai Max:milian had been aeusssi-
mattel, ;,i. ,t,s rapport van Gus believed
There ID bat iitcia iovor il ua9ann hafb3r.
(dorras, cndeDce o: the New York Express.
uavaaA, Uc.. S..-By sho Clyde, we have
dates from iEa city Ct Mexico to the 20sn Of
S.ptomls;, af.a frvm Ve.a C.uz to the 1st
list.
Information il gipsii that part Of General
Ay.aarn's l"r,as, under Colonel Martin, oon-
sis.;ur CT five huniruJ French and one hum
dred MeZirana attacked, At Ostanzuels, near
Durango, ths confined forces of O-togs, Cara.
yaial, Neg.ssn and na!on, statsd ut four thou
saGd in rumher, took tWenty cannon. one
huaGrsd and thirty prisoners. and Gaudtd the
MesicaIIs The icsB %! fire hundred in killed and
wdunded, .nd the blowing up Of the remainder
Of ther artillery III their ret.eat for of course,
The French csfeHtad the Jnnris:s.
The mnet wSmlri idl pat Of this most astnund
ing s:cry il shat tho Imperial loss WIS only eleven
Frep Oh and three Mexicans killed, and three Off
GERS and fcr!y.on soldiers wounded. Col, Martin
was killed in tlla beginning of the bhray, his
body being cnt in two by cannon ball.
4, the Clyde wns leaving q steamer arrived
from The Rio Grande. sia!ing that Msiamoras had
been occupied by The French, bat giving no
other pqrticu!are.
Late flea Of Mexican papers give details Of the
movements OF the Emperor and Empress but
have little to say Of the political condition Of the
country.
Tho Empresr, in She name Of tho Emperor,
has lail tia oarrer atone of monument ITO the
Her Of Independence. The Empress made
brief speech, congratnla!ing the people on ''the
| national regeneration. ~
The Emperor i,nd visited Dolores. where he
made ppeech a. the louse OF liidalgo.
Gs1. Yi1sia is reported 10 have isE en- Chi
les,. ard was expected to take chilpsncingH,
ard thus omen communicates With the AGA
! pr]co expedition.
! 'Pha nEe.efc,i renortn that ,Juare9 has