Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-22
FOREIGN ARTICLES.

hat the four Pachas whom the Grand
Seignor had sent against the famous Ali
Pacha of Jauina had, instead of fighting.
loincd him, and that they were marching
against Consfantinopie al the head of SO, 900
men.
An article from Corfu, Of The Goth nh.
Speaks Oi The great preparations nadc by
Ali Pacha TO repel the expected attack Of
he Ottoman forces. bn, is silent respect
ing the report of The Pachas command
ing The latter having gone over 10 him.
PARIS, June 2.-The subscription for
The erection o' Il monument 10 The memo.
~ oi the Duke OF Berry already amounts
to 81 900 francs.
The troubles which, asiia,ors had excit
cd IN Paris have been repeated al Maj, es.
but with as lille success as in the capital.
On the 10Th and 10Th numerous Assem-.
blages formed on the Place Graslin. They
consisted principally Of woikmrn and
inhabitants ofihc Fauxbnurgs, who are
represented 10 lave shown more mis-
chicvous disposition OIL this occasion than
on the preceding days; and their number
was considerably increased The civil
authorizes III vain exLnrted them 10 dis
pcrse; towards ten ar night, they paradcd
the streets, exclaiming The Charter for
evcr!" and se,iiiious cries were distinct.
ly heard. Tie regular troops and naiiona
guard were called out, who cleared the
streets with great prompii!ude. No seri-
Gus occurrence took place but this was
owing 10 The iorbcarapce displayed Iby the
military, who never drew Their swords,
nor retaliaied by any severity, no,wiil,.
standing they were bruiaiy assaulted wiki
missiles, and received blows from heavy
loaded bludgeons, with which MANY of
a m Uc ~. III 4, IL al,
Fifteen of the most active Of The con.
icderacy were taken into custody. Tran.
guilty vas perfectly re-cstablisiipd on the
l7ih
The disorders which began by the
pupils OF the law school, aud ended bv
the popuiace, brought together in few
days The two principal phases of our
revolution. Between The first meetings
at the Palais Bourbon, where The minds
OF The persons who composed ii were ex
allied by speculative ideas-aud The mobs
of Porte ST. Martin, where men al Tie
people, armed with balous, vocifera,ed
against the public force, and coveted
The gold OF The sllOps-tIiere is tie same
difference as between 1899 aud 1893. The
rapl.'iiy with which these two events SUE.
ceeded each other proves thai neither
oil them had lis root in HE actual stale Of
things. During The ten days of The late
tnmu!tuary proceedings. a great number
OF arrests toek place. We have abslained
from naming any of The persons arrested,
and shall vail for their discloure in
cour; ofjustice. We can, however, attest.
as matter OF public noiorieiy, that in
lie most tumuliuous groups there we're
seen men whose position in society ought
10 have kept away. IiNomteur.
Tie (,a1offa a V,Jo..;o Al
speaks OF different bands, wiiicihavc been
organised during some time, in several
provinces of SPAN, particularly Andalusia
aud Arragon. In The latter province Il is
distinctly said, that a conlederacy has
been effected by priest of Santa Cruz,
and WINCH Is enrolled under The banner
OF the Cross. These contederates, which
The liberals denominate baHdiiii, resem,
hle those which were formed at the com.
menccmenf oil the late'war with France.
In the sitting OF the Chamber oi Depu.
lies OF Tuesday, the Duke of Richelieu
presented project of law for enabling
tie Ming to pay sum OF 1000, 600 francs
to the DEFY of Algiers, which was stipulat.
ed Tor IN an arrangement concluded OF,
The 2Sih OF October, 1919, between the
Government OF France and the Regency
OF Algiers, for tlIe execuiionof The treaty
signed OH The 18th October, 1901, by The
Consular Government. II seems that
this sum was part of a debt contracted
by the Government of France with some
Aigerine merchants, WHO, between The
year 1903 and the year 1898, had supplied
immense quantities Of corn for the con-
sumption of the departments OF The south
and The army of Italy. The disorder of
Tic French finances prevented the pay
doll I,,
still remained due, when, in conseq sence
OF the French Expedition TO Egypt, the
Regency Of AIgiers declared war agans,
France. The Consular Government, how
ever, was DESTROYS OF re establishing a
good understanding with Algiers and an
article OF tie Treaty OF Peace, signed Oct.
10, 1901, provided that France should i'm
mediaiely pay The debt due TO the Al.e-
rlne merchants. Several sums wcre AT
different periods liquidaied but Tic
Regency, not being pleased with these
slow and partial payments, had recourse
10 threats, deprived Tie SUBJECTS of France
OF several peculiar advantages which thcy
possessed within The Regency, and Al
length drove them iromijs Territories allo-
gether. Various attempts were made Al,
several periods by the Government of
france 10 resume lis pacific relations with
Algiers, but they all proved unsuccessful.
until al length an arrangement WAS made
III October, 1919, which Tie present pro-
lect was Ipiended TO confirm. The pro.
ject was referred to the burcaux.
A Paris paper Oi June goth, contains
the foIlswiug -" Nir. GalIatln, The am
bassador OF tie United States OF America.
had yesterday a long conference with Nj.
Pasquler, The minister OF foreign affairs"
~ ihe close oi tie poll in Dublin, Tor
member of the Imperial Parliament. in