Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-03

and Joined General Pallarea.
| The journal DIES Debats states that Gen.
Balasteros had 1000 men at the time he capt.
Mated, and that this army is now reduced to
1000, the remainder having returned home,
that the 1000 are now in French pay, like the
army Of Morillo, and are ready to march "a
rainst the Cortes.
On the Sd of August, Riego left Cadz with
5000 men, with the design Organizing Malaga,
hut the fire of the French batteries, and sum
after the musketry from the French and Allied
army, promptly made him retreat. Rieso had
attempted a sOrtie by sea day or two previ-
Gus, but failed, and the French feet captured
several boats.
The French were making preparations to
lombard Cadiz Is gun boats, bomb vessels,
&c. had descended the Guadalluver-o others
were to follow.
The Cortes closed their session at Cadiz ON
the 5th of August, and namrs! permanent
Commission, at the head OF which is General
Calava.
DREADFUL VOLCANIC ERUPTION.
The Government Of Batavia has received
detailed account of the volcano Galoenguen,
in October last. In this terrible visitation
4o11 persons persisted, and ia campongs were
destroyed and 1861 injured the number of
coffee trees destroyed amount TO IT'S, 1885, those
injured Ia 2,37I,74S; 2,983 rice plantations
we're totally destroyed, and 1851 injured
Intelligence from ST. Petersburgh To the 9Th
of May, states the affairs between the Porte
and Russia were in an amicabIe train. The
Porte had given orders for the entire cvacua-
ton of Walacha and Moldavaia.
PANS, Aug. s6.-Ciudad Rodrigo,it is said,
has surrendered To Carlos ODonne
The troops remaining in Estramadura are
about to follow the example of Ballasieros.
Cart hpr In,
French.
| PoRr SANTA MARIA, Aug e0.-M. dc la
Hue, aid-d-- Camp of the Duke of Angou-
leme, did not choose To confide 10 the Minis
ters the letter addressed by His Royal High
ness to the King of Spain, but selected Gen.
to convey it To him.
The vessels of war which were of Cadiz-
have arrived here to-day.
MADRID, Aug. e2.--ln letter of the 18th
inst. Gen. Bourck states, that he was about TO
enter Corunna where il was his intention to
leave four haiialions. The maritime forces Of
the station had orders TO proceed off Cadiz.
BARCELONA, Aug. I9.-The schooner brig
La Gazele, captured yesterday boat which
came from Barcelona, having on board lieut.
colonel don EuGenio Gusman) lieut.. and
another officer. II appears that Nina sought
10 escape by the same means. We have ie-
doubled our vigilance.
PoRT SANTA MARIA. August 1G.-Ap Aid
de-Camp of the Duke d Angouleme, who was
sent 10 Cadiz TO carry ii lriier from his ROYAL
Highness To the King of Spain, returned this
morning, after having fulfilled his mission.
August i9.-le yesterday the Duke of Angou-
leme accompanied by his Staff passed round
the entire circpny aiation Of Cadiz and the
Island.
Before the Cortes separated, and appointed
ihe permanent commission to replace them
The question was discussed whether, in case
propositions were made, they should be re-
ceived, when SO members were for, and I6
only against their bring received.
The Duke of Angouleme arrived at Seville
on the 18th uf August and Was received with
every demonstration of public rejoicing. He
left the following evening.
| LONDON, Aug. 26-COnnt Nesserode has
addressed note In the Refs Eir-ndi, "a copy
Of which we insert. The Russian Government
in this communication Processes 10 found its
claims on the faith Of treaties, and tn feel
solicitudc for the welfare of the Turkish en-
pire. Ii however, declines to renew the ordi
nary forms Of diplomatic intercourse by an
embassy at Constantnople until the Porte
shall put into a train Of execution its promise
to evacuate WalIachia and Moldavia, to grant
the inhabitants ofthose provinces the privileges
conferred upon them by treaties, and To-
arrange the other puints in dispute. The
language of Count Nrsselr0de is moderate,
and is at least respectable on tie part OF
Russia, whether il he her purpose to tempo
rze or TO e-eatabsh peace.
ST.AUGusTINE, Aug. 30.-The treaty with
the Flnrida Indians, SD important Ia us, will
commence at NouItrie, near this city, on Fri
day the 9Th September.
Col Humphreys, Indian Agent for the Ter
ritory of Florida, with about 900 of the westers
tribes Of Indians, arrived at the Camp near
AlonItrie Creek in the vicinity of this city, on
Friday last The southern Indians from Oki-
humky. Chisuchaty, SC. are nor in motion,
and will assemble at tue same place on Mon
day or Tuesday next. The Chiefs and War
rlors ol the different tribes, are reported ta be
layorably disposed towards the propositions
winch will be made them through the Com
mlssioners by the Executive of the United
States.
Col. Humphreys. with his detachment, not
wIthstandiDg the delays of crcuilous route,
and 10 crossing rivers and many smaller
streams iniersecting the country west of the
newaney, accomplished his march from ST.
Hiarks in 1 days. We are Informed that he
speaks favorably Of the praciicabiIity Of a good
and direct road from hence TO the western
parts of the Territory of Florida, and that 18th
such highway the journey hence to ST.
Mar Marks may b. performed in six or seven days
ms lsapproximatng the two extremes, East
and West ofthe Territory of Florida nearer to
each Other han was anticipated, and will have
we happy effect of removing any erroneous
Impressions Of the geographical dis visions of
interest, and make us feel as an united people
September 6.--The Southern tribes of Flo
'oa Indians, with Miconopr AT their head ar
lTed at their encampiDg ground in the vicinity
VI this place, on Monday last. United with
sose from the West. there are now abnmi 1875