Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-25
Aifhmono enquirer,
,;Y TssLER - hLLEGAS.
MONDAY MoSNGNG, OCT. "a, 1864.
AERO iD.

ABROAD.
Whist ws s7e engaged il, nu- al absorbing
VAT Of self -cicncs. which .squroa all our AZ
,ea.ion ard ahsorh5 NIL cur Rympathiea. great
s7,n.s ers preparing in Europe and norten-
,,l- -;sns forcsha'sow in tho Old World. also,
ii. e,ming Of {, struggle on gigantic propor-
,ian. Tho whole cf the Continent seems to
b. nrhcayiug and thronas totter and nations
,l,mor aloud. England has drunk thu cup Of
hitter humiliation to the Drugs and her people
s:e unwilling to make any moro sacrifices Of
na.i,nal honor and ancient renown for the
,ske Of upholiiny hor eonsols and securing
or nec,hans princes. The French Emperor
feels his health give way aud loaks rnt;ously
s,ouai f;,r alliances and ccmbinetiurs that
will asaars bin Of tho one great wish OF his
hsa-r, t,c N.p'lsanio succession in France.
lie l,naics he has done all his great uncle
s,h!evel; ho wisacs t. accomplish what the
s.tcr failed 10 do, to b5Uon6 tho founder Of a
Few ard Dowefoi dynasty. Hence his haEd
appears in ths two great move msnts thar
threaten to change the map of Europe aud to
destroy the pct Of all diplomats for two CEN
.n.iae, tao Balance Of Power. Far up in the
North, the old plan of scandinavian Mon
srchy 10 once more revived. TO MD poor. Grip
led Denmark in her extremity. Tho defeat.
a king, atripred Of his fairest provinces,
,,lueaj to the Invest class of principnli-
It's in territory, aid subjects and revenues,
ss.mI really t. ahnnaon q crown, for
WI a he has u hair and which he hos
e7a- pretended to Ioak upon as burden rath-
e. than On honor. Tho ambitious King OF
sye ,rn the descnr.lsnt Of o faithlesa General
Of = .,2!aeo's aad tho daughter Of an obscure
Jss. raall l,ks right we'll TO givs reality 10
,la th-ee c-,an, he bears in his ciat OF Grns.
sli q aid tn, romans Of the Danish taon-
srcay . his syl. kiagioms of Sweden and
Ny.w.y. His inheritance produces yet, as
5f5.!, ,ti.!s mlca taan iron aid men; but
I',a:a >rk y ,"l! All h:r high diligence. her
tlnn ,-.,aat ar fJrsiSn G,:Uaic', but AbHVo
a!i =. q ~ ,iaio contral OF the Baltic. These
ga ~ a,...b aai wor!l as nacs ral"o the
s,S aas:.a :, $3.50! grs.t power and
r.s imn,r'v,,e. Bl5 il is not /" to supros-
Il :,.t i. ;.si., wlD ha1 eysr cprc;cd horselt
ia. tJ:n II al d .;ia B..a. ~ tha pnlY North
EN- QUILT llr i.a. fls:s "a. .icr c,mrerc., will
"a, h4r tr,:ei na;g',b,r grow ~ sirons with
"a: ,7j:,,. H., gid - rorsvfu is 81
i)lm aaI har sOnssa.. :: gwen a.al!, Si!' hav"
Il b, pa,ch lsa! iea,i7. Nnr wii Prussia and
Austria, VA, as 5airiiug up lheir fleet AID
th,ie c1mu,.cs wish patient industry and
nn,a,o cr.s, 5e vary willing to ses Denmark,
vi, Il ,acy have just hum5isi t, the dust
aa;aPpr1yrist..d in part. r:sc from her a'hcs a
g,4,.c .ad mor, torni !ajls nsisablr ta.n
before
Far ltwn in TIA Sputh, on tho other hand
ta: l3na. k;ng iom Of Italy, in is g:gan
Ii, gr,9 9.a, h., taken anoths, stride to-
Rarl4 aeojnn;n. oas Of thu great powers
1f Il: a.rth. Ths recent convention be-
,Ee47 the weak bus ambitious King of
lay a.. hs Ganniog frisnl anl master, the
French Emperor, securea to him virtually,
a,a.;h not vt in nam,. thn cttrol ct tho
' ll1ly Ci.Y. Uhl;ko mia Northern brother. the
Sn, Of STci,n, Charles Albert has uuco
r,.s paid the price Of ths French alliance III
,.saaes, AMI, sf;er having been forced to oedo
lii native land, with the gra:es Of bis fathers,
snow compelled to abanioa the old capital
I Pla..aont, ani to remove " Napolson's
&ilns =, fair Florence. But his submit siou
bNapoleop, his fa.s, nsy, the tate OF all l!al"
sas N, osthr insisniii Ance by tho slda oil
Ia HJinaa question. Il the vicar oi u I'd upon
.h ra.'l. t. be msdiatised and l'se hia Sec
la: s,yoraisrsy? Thsre nsvsr waa m almost
albrykea lin, Of wiser moa caled upon III
'ae ,a.i- lellowmsn thaa tho Popes, and we
4 as7 re. - .u-ad that neither wisdom nor nun
& aie: hass yet abandoned tho Vatican. Piu4
4 III, lofty eza aplas to guide him among Ms
'aio;,ulate predecessors, and the renewal t.
! lHgnon, the captivity at Foa:ainoble"H. and
@ oxn flight in monial Disgrace. are lessons
& sAal surely not forgotten. The Church IL
s5''ey rniad ~ .ae august msm5Gr' "t the
~ "'44 S-'' H'tt
saeNne1i.H"r ~ ;,r Is si,s .hinks u HiSo "nd
EsASr'i' Sh: i. IL. hs' piess ynt, and has
E7>'c;y !rrn = rlrpus tho gre;t porers. II
3! S''ls IS less a.'j 'ot ia firm, saa ia yet sub
s. >e'!Te Ii ili,h, ami s: ain Id htili :" al 80
h s$s t5s humble hnndmaiion Ct the Church.
SS"s "a'7 true Catholic powers on earth,
80 vii No. ste tn, head Of the Church
IA ,,f;"'i ii bis worldly prestige and the
St sa'sh i;se!: sriri'u uaizad into more myth,
81 "lu; great and Vigorous Efforts to resist;
E ~ Ehlst the faithful believers shuider at the
E1 s.aia: 0! SEEING Coils Vicegeront i'll treated
81 .'@' holy fabric of their ancient Church
q .''yed, fao6iful Protsstaa:s tremblc as
4 '!s'' IN these port.nts thu coming Of the