Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-23
FOREIGN.
~ From the London Times {" august 20 received az
The oiiire oi ihc EseViREu
PRIFIIE CoRRESPONDE

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biiers who a,e charged with nominating
The candidate fer the representation O.
Paris, are III. Laniuirais. Peer al France.
NJ. Laiiilc, Cassiner pr!rier, General Pa
Iol. Jany Mauguni, ant! others Of the
/ same mode ct thinking. After the eN-
cluSion OF III. Manuel, they met on Fri
day last, TO decide between NJ. =. Con
slant and Gilbert Desvoisins Although
Nj. LanJuiuaiS proSided over ibis small
| CLUB, II, WAS very iumii'tUouS; they could
moi hear each other, anthscIaraied unh
ga; DONG amy ihing, under ilrc preicxi Of
| nH"iiuiie adi0urnmPut. The absur,iiiy
! oi ibis operation las struck The parties
themselves. Tiny have iaciily agreed TO
consider cyery thug that has passed, ;.s
| nu1and void arsi Il The pnhlic iau n al
h:.'m, they arc resolve. TO DENY evers
's!rg, that ihey may not lose f,,eir three
! candidates. Every one OF these can,li-
DAVIS VIII row support his own claims. -
| from this VAN parade il wi!i result, HAT
| iiitre "iii he less conc1rt in Tie inirieucs
at the party, and the Ministry will have
| heller chance of success, If they pro-
pose caHdidate Of reasonable rre!cu-
| sions.
! The order for close confinement of Gen
| era! Camel is recalled, as well az that af-
! ieci'iE lie other prisoners Implicated in
.:'e niira-royaist conspiracy. |; is said,
'.1weNr that some important Witnesses
| liirenain To he examined. The friends
OF Tie accused conplain Of the slowness
with WHICH justice proceeds This is
the first time that they have perceived
| ground oi complaining on ;.is subject.
| hey hat more patience when tliey were
| proceeding against theradvcrsaries. The
| Trials at Lyons continued for iuurmonths
without their ever uticrng mnrmur.-
~. Octave de Segur, ION OF the Grand
Master OF The Imperial Ceremonies, was
found within these few DAYS in the nets of
~. Cloud. Alei'er in his pocket, written
the day ct his death, tel, no doui,i ihat
lac had drowned hmsel! lii consequence
OF domestic anxiciles. He had been so
affected by them, thai be had enlisted as
private soldier III foreign troops. He
afterwards entered Tie artaL in "A manner
more comfortable " iih the rank of his IA
milY.
Among the conditions Of an arrange
nleni with Spain for the evacuation of
Monte Vdco, the King of Portugal an
pears TO place the Immediate restitution
81 C!venza, and the power Of declaring
his neutrality when he shall think pro-
per respecting The prospects OF South A.
merca. IlilS demand Oh the part of The
Court of Rio Janeiro may announce wis
dom, and aprudeni calculation of the fu
turp.
But The pride of Spain will have much
difficulty IN consuming 10 such measure.
which would appear OIL the part of Bra
IN AN indirect recognition al ieas, Of The
InsurrectiOnary governments, unless the
powers whose support she has invoked,
nlake ii one of the express clauses Of
Their mediation. 1t * pretended that it
IS ills which retariS, and V bcI, vii! pro-
hahly reiard for a long time 10 come.
all agreement between Spain and portu-
gal.
The necessity for Spain. sending 10
Monte Vldeo troops capable of occupy
ing and maintaining this territory agairs;
The forces oi ArligaS and OF buenOs ANres,
is another obstacle, which she will not
easily overcome III the midst of that ii
nahciai distress III which she is enguIfei
every day more and more. The vessels
which, Russia has soldto her will doubt
less require very expensive repairs before
they can put 10 sea, and the embarkation
OF troops on board of them will also be a
great expense, which The Treasury is in no
condition 10 afford
Even ~ The mediation of the Great Pow
| ers should be accepted by South AmeIi-
ca, Here VIII remain Il question " here the
conferences are IN he held, at Paris, al
t-onden, or at Madrid. it is probable
that the Cabinets would differ on Ills
point.
~ is reported here that the mission Of
NJ. fIa!!ailn, Nliuister0f the United States.
has nothing 10 do will Tie orcupaiom Of
me tioridds. lie Is only commissioned
to remove some difficulties which Ihetrca
| ty OF Iitent tad not sufficiently settled,
ana which concern the navigation of the
a. &C. sAf. - rt.,a.. 4
and the details OF tie fisheries.
CASE or mr.. ARBUJvNOTT
This letter will bring Tie British pui,lir
! acquainted with the whole case. as II re-
| lales to tie constant d ,-g.rssloms OF il,e
| Americans, The dclencclrsS state of tlIe
| Indians, and tic Obligations Of G. Britain
| by treaty TO project thcm against Law less
| InvasiOn:
| Nissan, n. r., AHgHSk 26, 1917.
SIR avn especially authorised 10 ad e.
dgcSs you by tie chief@ OF tie Creek ma
ten, whose names alhx 10 The present.
They desire il 10 be nade known, ,aat
they lIave implicitly followed your advice
lu living friendly with the Americans, VIC
were idpiT neighbours, and no wise al
tempted to modest them; though fh,%
have seen ihe Americans cncrOach Gn their
territory, burning It cir towns, and max
ing heids where their houses sIOod ra-
Tier than make resistance. fi,e< have re-
tired lower in tie Peninsula. Tie town
of Bcan Holloway on lie Chalalouchc.
where Otis Alco was Chief, is ihc instance
Of The encrOaChmenls OF the Americans.
This town is situated under tiic Guns AZ
Eoii Gain"s.; AMI Mico pas Gc~lfed fo
submit 10 The Americans, or lis io@u
would be blown 10 atoms: rather ihau ia
so, he retired, Is now living IN fir low 81
nation, and his tieIds, where The towr
STOOD, are no" pl.uglied up hy the Anne.