Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-01
From the New York American OF June 2il
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

BY the arrival of the Montana from Havre,
we are put in possession of our files of Paris
papers To the 9th May inclusive, and Hayre
to the Goth. The rumour which we before
had of the success of Nina is confirmed, as il
may be assumed pretty certainly that the re-
port which we insert below announcing this
event, could not have been permitted TO APP
pear III the Constitutional if il could have
been denied or disproved. 1t was, however.
a part of the Army Of the Faith, and not of
the French army, that Nina fell upon and de-
stroVed On the other hand the forces under
The DUKE D'Aagouleme have made conside
rab!r forward movement, having arrived upon
the D6uro, pa ssing through Lerna and Val
iadoiid, which brings them within about 80
miles 1T Madrid. Segovia, in their direct
rort'. 10 thar city, appears To have been e,ac
uated so preciptately, that all the artillery
was left in the place, and Madrid itself is rep
fe'Pn'ed as deserted. This was 10 have been
e"p' ct,d, and II now remains 10 be seen whe
the. TINS extended line will not weaken rather
nan add Ia the efficient power oftbp French
troops, and whether with all their supplies TO
be transported along vast extent of country.
the guerilla warfare will not soon begin to
make itseIi deeply felt, even though the nva.
drIs possess the capital We have believed
hha siiii believe, that the dangers ofthe French
Commence only with their occupation OF Ma
dvid. 1t Is possible, however, and we throw
Il out merely AS surniise OF our own. that
hating reached the capital, the French NAV
affect Ia consider the object of their march as
IN some measure fulfilled, that enough had
been done In redeem their pledges, and that
thHy won'L lend willing ear TO any PROPOSE
tons for cessation OF hnsIiIities. and ,nut,
al adjustm,n, of conA citing demands. We
arc persuaded tba; ere this the Duke Of An
s"u'tme must have satisfied himself that to
mhrch over country not To- conquer il aud
mar 90 r"'rograde, ~ proportion as it may be.
come necessary, will be foond much more diff.
ucuit than The ADVANCE to Spain Negocia
unrs wee certainly talked of; and, in our
OPINION, 'hr French will uui be fastidious as
to terms. TIE Fiehcb funds were still rising.
me rtn'es or PEE cents. are quoted, on the
18Th May, ~ 39E 500.
FAIRS, Nay 1.-THE Monitcur publishes
to-day the foley ing te'egrauhic dispatch,
Transmitted rom Baycnne, Inc 18th at , o.
clock IN the evening.
z al LerJga, 13M-1l O'Clock al night.
The Major Genriu 10 his fsee!ency the Monster of War
ne arsty continues lis movement upon
Madrid II. Il. ~. the Duke of Angoueme.
arrived here TO day, uiib the reserve from
b"g"s. The Marshti Duke Of Reggie. en-.
Ier-d yaIladoIid yesterday. Ills vanguard is
>" the Dnero- General OLert was To have been
va ~ i4tn ~ AIfDaIar.
yhe ho1iitur gives in its non official column
the following letter:
Cory "fa letter from Baron d'Eroles, 10Th
Nay. addressed to aIarsha Moncey:
Aipnseigneur--As had Yesterday the ho
n"r to stste, was advancing NV troops uneo
visa. WREN learnt on the road the retreat
o. th' Enemy upon Berga thinking that the
point o: vida would br too distant from his
ne directed my force towards Pedro de
i"Felio, and shall possibly, push my right on
to RPpOll-therr | shall await the deterInin
alton OfConn; CurIal and Gen. Dunadieu.-
l nave communicated my opinion 10 them.
which IS, that Nina should he punished iii
he Is destroyed, aud can assure your excel
irncy, that II we pursue him with ,igom for
Gays, lac - iosi for want Of ammunition and
pro siDbg.
" To the General the armies Of his C. NJ.
(Sign'dJ BAG0N UEhoLEs."
Paris, May IL. Intelligence from Corona.
~ thr 1871 announces tie occupation of Pa
lanOos by Our trnnps, ,yho were rOreiyed win,
lDost transports ~ JOY 10 which they IRE now
accustomed. The approaches TO BarcsIona
are continued. TIE movements Of NINA arc
'cry uncertain, the 1l.i' ne Descended TO-
wards 9rdnz1, and appeared by the hesita-
tlon 81 NJ march. a. have no Fixed plan. aud
Only DESTROYS Z" avoid 80 engagement. His
troops are diminishing every day. Those
Whom D. bad iorcihly euIisied, take advantage
OF me mountain deGcs, and night marches, to
desert.
From the corps h,ckaduz PamppIupa.
they write on he 7th-"'rhe cifv is rlns.l,
pressed, within short cannon shot, by battsi
nus and squadrons, Of The Sd corps Of Con |
chy's division, K by 5000 Spanish Royalists. |
These forces vii! be augmented H. few DAYS.
by the arrival of5 mutations of the 18th reri