Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-26
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

LATEST FROM EUROPE.
New YoRx, Nov. 22.--By the arrival OF
the packet ship Queen Nab, Captain Richaras,
from Havre, and the British Packet from Fal-
mouth, the editors of the Gazette have receiv
ed Paris papers to the l4ih, and London to
the 18th ult. They have also been favored BY
pass. niger ia the Queen Nab, with the Lon
don ST. James Chronicle and Evening Post
of the l4ih, which he obtained from the
Southampton Packet at Havre.
Disturbances still continued in Spain. A
party of Constitutional Guerillas entered the
town OF Tarragon, (about lg leagues from Ma
drid,) on the lst of October, and put 10 death
the Alcalde, three officers Of the civic authori
ties, and eleven Of the towns people. This
daring act was in revenge for the punishment
of two sftheir comrades who had been put to
death at Madrid for being concerned in a
movement in favor Ofthe constitution. The
Guerlas effected their retreat from Tarragon
without moIestaton.
Advices from Lisbon of the Cd ut. express
hope that an alteration may take place in
the Spanish Ministry, and a repeal of the de-
cree respecting fi,h otherwise it was feared
the Newfoundland trade would receive its
death blow.
Sir VIM. A'Court had reached Lisbon, and
SIR Edward Thornton sailed for England
The British residents presented him with an
address on his departure, TO which he made
suitable reply.
There is some talk in France OF the reduc-
ton Of their army in Spain as also of the
REIMBURSEMENT, or at least the procrastination
Of VI. de Viilsle's proposition. of lowering the
interest Of the national debt.
1t was supposed that the Hop Crop would
be nearly one fifth shorter than was generally
expected. The picking at Maidstone was
nearly over.
The London Courier Of the / 18th contains
the official quarterly accounts of the public
revenue, from which it appears. that nOtwith-
standing the large remission of direct taxes.
and the repeal Of various duties, including
the silk repayments, there has been an ang
menta,ion Of the revenue in ,he year ending
10th October, 1894, beyond that Of the pre-
csd,ng year ofne less sum than & 1l84O4O.
the gross amount for 1928 being e 49 ai6 ,052,
and for 1924, ESQ 400,092. The Courier in-
dulges in .ara- remarks on the Gathering pros
poets Of the nation, sc.
The packet ship COrtes, from this port for
liverpool, passed HOlyhead at 10 A. NJ. on
the 10th, with the wind at T. by S. The wind
during the whole Of the night had blown hard
from E. by ". and no intelligence had been
received from her as late az 8 p. Nj. on the
18th. Fears were entertained for her safety.
Four French frigates sailed from ToulOn
on the 26th September for Brest, there to
take on board troops to relieve the garrisons
of the French Antilles.
Accounts had been received in London Of
the discovery ship Griper, Capt. Lyon. She
was spoken on The Sd of August near Cape
Chidley, in Hudson's Straits on her voyage
10 RepuIse Bay where il was Capt. LIS inten-
ton 10 remain all winter. The officers and
crew were in good health, and saDguine as to
the result of the voyage.
rrhe niocoverv Chins HpCfa and Euro yyprp
also seen July IL beset in the track in lat SO
81, long. SO. They would no doubt have a
clear passage 10 Lancaster Sound in few
days, as no ice was seen along the west land
f Davis Straits.
American Stocks tn London, Oct. IS.--U. S.
Bank Stock e5i; seven per cents. none SKIES
(18lg) SO IL; do. IS. noae do. IA, 1OI +;
do. 10. none I; three per cents 81 five per
cent loan 1920, Toe; do. 2t, none.
AUGSBURG, Oct. s.-Let,ers from Btoglia
of the 10th of September, announce the be-
heading of the Serasisier Derwich Pacba, by
order of the Grand Seignor. If this news
should be coniirmed,i: will be the 9TH Seras
kier who has lost his life by violent means,
since the commencement Of the troubles in
Greece.
twas reported at Semlin on the eth ult.
that the Grand VIzier had been exiled to the
Dardanelles, and that the Eeis EGendi had
been sent to Asia. Il is probable that the
Pacha of Sstria, who is so Obsiinately OPP.
posed 10 the evacuation ofthe principaliiies,
and so much attached TO the .Janssarles will
replace the Grand Vizier.
THE GREEK REVOLUTION.
The reader viii fad an extraordinary docu
yneni below, BY which il will be seen that tb'
Lo", High Commissioner Of the ionian Isl
ands'ls directed the British ships Of war on
that station TO capture Greek vessels. II wil
be recolected that The Greek Government
Justly indignant that the European owners o
ships had let them TO the Turks for the trans
poitation Of troops, 10 contempt Of the princi
piles Of neutrality, ordered the commanders o
It's aeets to attack and destroy such transport
rs pirates, and renegsdoes.--The Government
of the Ionian Islands requested a revocation o
this edicf, which the Greek Government yer.
properly refused, and the consequence IS tn
dtcumert 10 which we refer. In compianc
wi,ht5is order, two English frigates have sail
ed from tbe port VI Corfu to the Mores, an
the Admiral is 10 join them at Zsnte. Thu;
says the Para Etoille, at the Domrnt WIZ
we are tracing these Ines, il ia possible tina
Turks. Egyptians, Alyerines and Tunisan'
united under the standard Of the prophet, ma
enjoy the ineffbla pleasure Of seeing Christian
attacking their brother Christians, whose de
strucfiOn the MusselmaDs have sworn TO &C
compIish, The friepds 0f humanity, ever
day, says the came paper, psur iorth Tres
PRAYERS that the Christian Powers may exer
al o;s ;n,erfa,oocs m order To nut an en-