Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-24
FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM EUROPE

LATEST FROM EUROPE.
by the ship Montana, Capt. Smith, arrived
last evening from Havre, we have received
our Paris files to nth January, inclusive, be-
ing eight days later than received by the John
wells. The Courier Francais, contains Lon
don dates of the 7ib, one day later.
Accounts from Zante, the latter part Of No
Vember, confirm the statements heretofore
published, Of the Greek naval action. which
took place on the 4th and 5th of that month
In the Gulph Of Talante. The Greek fleet
consisted of SO vessels, and the Turkish of 81
ships OF war, of triple their wxight in artillery
and number of mrn. The Greeks were com
peteiy successful. Another account. from
Corfu, ut the 18th November, stats that the
Greeks had succeeded in cutting off the com
| munications ofthe Pacha Of Scutari, with his
military Repositories, Arta and Prevasa. They
mad also taken an entire train of artillery and
It's escort, with an immense quantity Of mu-
nitions OF war. Omer Vrione had been com
pleteiy beaten. On the coast Of NegroponI
and its neighbourhood, the war is obstinateIy
carried on, and with various success
| The anniversary Of the battle of New Or
leans on the 9th of Jan. 1915, was celebrated
al far's on that day, by number of Americans
al Paris Mr.. Barnet, the American Con
sui, presided /; and Mr.. Cabaret, of New Or
leans, acted as Vice President. A number
OF toasts were drunk, among which were the
following:
Louisiana united with our brethren of Ken
lucky and Tennessee-Jackson OH the glori-
Gus 9th OF Jan. 1915; let us ever cherish the
remembrance of that day as the last legacy for
| our pOsterity.
The President of the United States. and
his droit de suzeaznate.
The memory Of Washington--Ths chief
| tain and legislator of new era.
The Navy of the United STRAIGHTFORWARD
by wisdom, raised by patriotism, SUPPORTED
by ITS own glory, and maintained by principle.
Grn. La. Fayette-may the last surviving
general Oficer OF the patriotic army OF '76
live to receive the welcome of the grateful
people, anxious to see and honor the comma
MON Of Washington, the mistaken votary of
freedom, and the ardent friend Of the great
| family of mankind.
The Ladies of America, of Europe, and
OF Greece, friends TO equal rights, and equal
laws.
lTyanstafsd for the National advocated
MIR. de Vitroles has not been elevated 10 the
post OF Minister of State by the spon taneous
and voluntary request.of nj. de Villele. Every
thing announces the contrary.
Great excitement prevails in France in re-
gard Of deputies to represent the French peo-
pie in their Chambers. Party excitement
iuns high.
The Pope's health and its re-estabIishment
IS very doubtful. A drOpsy ofthe most alarm
ing nature it is feared is about to terminate the
existence of the Pontif He discharged an
immense quantity of blood on the night of the
Goth December his legs and hands are fright
fully swollen, his head and feet are attacked
and the fever never leaves him. The Doctors
BomIea and Poggioli are at his bed side day
| and night. 1t is said he yesterday took the
sacrament from the hands of Cardinal 'Galafi.
On the 9TH January, Sam Miguel, the ex-
! minister, and several Spanish officers of dis
tinctioD, arrived at Bayonne. San Miguel
was gresousiy wounded, in one Of the last en-
gagements in Catalonia. The French army
have caused the life Of this distinguished man
to he respected, and would not allow him to
share the fate ofthe gallant Riego to which,
however, the Spanish authorities seem won
derfully well disposed.
The Italian Gazcttes announce a marriage
spoken Of between the Princess Maria Chris
tine, born 1908, daughter the Prince ROYAL
Of Naples, and the Infant Don Miguel of Por-
tugaI.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, Nov. 2O.--All the news
from the Morea agrees in stating, that the
Greeks have had the entire advantage in the
last campaign in consequence Of which, the
Divan is seriously engaged in discussing this
very important question -" Shall we hazard
a new campaign, or shall we instantly treat
with the Greeks2" This subject has had
very interesting consideration, but the result is
not as yet known. .4ugSburg Gazette
LONDON, January ITO fix the LIST loan n
considerable has been done on the Exchange
the rise has been generally I-2 per cent The
consolidated fund opened this morning nj 81 3.
and is now 88 Ia, and for the account of Feb.
il stood ut o8 Ia. Spanish bonds are pretty
much at the same stand as yesterday, and the
greatest rise was felt this morning. in the
French loan, which rose TO 5 I-8 de prime.
Courier.
From Dover II is announced that Preach
Messenger is arrived at that port and was Ian
ded from an open boat in the depth Of night
he IS charged with dispatches with " hich he
Immediately set DOT for London. The crew,
~ reply 10 the numerous questions that were
puttO them, whether there were any news,
answered. that" the feet has sailed" bot il is
not ascertained If they adyefted to feet gone
to assist the Spaniards in their, enterprize
gainst the Colonies. GCourier.
A gentleman arrived from Gibraltar states,
that during the last month, the rumor was
a6oat 10 that fortress, that the peasant who!was
the cause af The arrest IF Riego, had been
killed. This news had been confirmed, with
the addition, that the other members of his
family had also been put to death, and that
the dead bodies wcre found nailed to the doors
of their houses each had the throat cot from
ear to ear.
SPAiH, Deccmber 3o---News from Madrid
state that the Spanish Minister, the sport Of
al the blind measlies Of the fanatics is every