Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-28
.Wegu- York, October %.
LATE FROM EUROPE

!DoeHc, trom Liverpool, and United STATES,
from Havrs-de-Grace, the Editors of the
Mercantile Advertiser have received Iiv-
erpooi papers of the 9th, London of the 9th.
Lloyd's List of the 5th, and Paris papers
OF the 18th of September.
From review OF these, it appears to be
settled In Europe, that foreign army of
10000 men is TO remain i'll France and
occupy the principal fortresses. This is
sad to be one Of the conditions of the trea-
tv Of Peace wi h England, of which Lord
Stewart was the bearer to the Court of
France, where he had arrived.
Contributions to the amount of six hmm
dred millions of francs have been levied OH
she french people, Tor the support Of the
foreign troops.
Marshal Mcncey has been cashicred q
imprisoned, because he refused to act as
President of the Council before whom
Marshal Ney was brought TO trial. The
proceedings on this trial had not termina.
ted at the date of our last adviccs from
Paris. YIN
The Allied Sovereigns were to leave Pa
ms on the 10th September, to review the
Russian army at Vertus in Chamnacne
from thence they proceed to review the
Austrian army in Burgundy and after
which, the Emperor of Austria visits Mi
Ian, for the purpose Of being crowned king
OF Lombardy, and viii be accompanied bV
the Emperor of Russia. The king of
PRUSSIA Will remain with his army in
France.
Two reports on the interior state IF
france, connected with the conduct of the
Allies, have lately appeared in the French
papers, and have excited unusual inter.
est.
An unsuccessful attempt has been made
to assassinate the Duke and Duchess dan
gouleme.
in England, the British Navy were dis
mantling and paying eff. The Naval
Feace Establishment is to consist of ONLY
eighty V sscls in commission of all des
crpiions.
The demand for British Manufactured
Goods, III Yorkshire, Manchester, and in
all the Manufacturing towns, was great
beyond example, and at enhanced Dri-
| Ces.
French Funds per cent. consols 62f.
6Oc.-Bank actions 1023f 75c.
Engish Funds-3 per cent consols g.
Omnium 500 prem.
MY. Chester, passenger in the Pacific.
IS the bearer of dispatches to Government
from Mr.. Adams, our Minister in London :;
ard duplicate copy of the Treaty with
Il
| ans by Com. Decatur
Among the passengers in the ship Paci-
nc, were the Ear and Countess of SeIkirk
and family---lnd IN the ship United States
nom France, the Count Rcgnault de St.
Jean q Angeiy, and some of his family.
Markets in England for American pro-
dnce were on the rise: Upland Cotton Is.
lid. to IS.
The following comprize the most inter
esting articles of intelligence in the E4glish
papers we have received. The French
papers furnish nothing new
London, September s.
We have received this morning Paris
papers of Sunday last
Lord Stewards return to Paris is announ
| ced, and it is added that he has brought
either the Regents signature of the Treaty
OF Peace, or of important conventions.
While somepers ms are imputing the e5a
cesses in the South Of France to the Dariy
| headed by the Duke and Duchess of An
gouleme, the accounts from Nismes and o.
thcr places attribute them to the partizans
OF Bonaparte, whose watch-word and cry
are Napoleon the Second "A Bulletin
from Nismes of the Goth ult. mentions, that
! IN order to accommodate an Austrian CO.
luDn, a regiment of royal chasseurs had
70 Alas. On quit ng the town, it was at
tackled by numerous band and forced to
halt. Eight hundred Austrians proceeded
to reinforce the Regiment, and the Austrian
conmandant ordered the rebels to Law down
their arms they wished to cap 'tulate.
but this was refused, and they fired upon
the Austrians. An action took place. and
after two hours they were Dispersed
his insurrection is said to have been or
gained by the EX-Gcneral Gily, and the
Ex-Lieut nant of Police at Lyons, Teste.-
Their object is TO establish war of parti
zans.
Three other persons of low condition
have been tried Tor sedtion one was Con-
demned to years Punishment, and the
others to one years imprisonment. Wbv
does not the arm of the law fail upon the.
gultier hcsd traitors
The Journal General dc France, in an
article upon the Electoral Colleges. asks
whom have they chosen as Deputies p
Creatures Of Il lnaparte, lovers of an
archy and disorder NO-but wise and
quiet men, friends Of their King aud couu-
try-m' whose sentiments are pure and
certain" The uso 81 such expressions is
auoth symptom Of the declining influence
Of F0uche4
Fouche, as our Correspondent informs
US, rendered his resignation st THURSDAY.
but the King docllncd accept ne it. This
surprises US almost as much as the appoint
mcnt OF this man to Office. But, Il Was
supposed the Kmg would be prevailed on
70 appoint auoth - Minister OF Police be-
iore the meeting Of the two Chambers