Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-15

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IL Is mentioned rumor, that some of the
I" Great Powers of Europe have expressed their
disapproba'ion of the French recognition of Hay
ten Independence; but it is hnted this will not |
prevent France from sending Consuls TO the South
American States. Notwithstanding this, (adds
another accornt,) the sending OF French Cousuls
10 the new American States is confidently spoken
OF, though their nomination will certainly not take
place Immediately"
An Ordinance Of the King DEGREES that the ami
versary of The 10th of October, 1898, (the lav on
which the Queen Marie Anionette " as executed
shall be henceforth united with that uf the 2ist OF
January, the anniversary Of the ragical execution
OF Louis XVI
France and HaYti-Colonel Fremont, Abide
camp to the President OF the Republic Of Hayti,
and one OF the two Senators forming part OF the de-
puiaton appointed by that Government to negotiate
loan IN FTalce, have arrived at Paris. The third
member oil The depuiation TO follow them i'm
meliNely.
F-ance and .nerico.- France, il seems is at
leagth, treading in the steps of the United States
a d England, in regard to the independence OF TIE
Spanish American COLONIES, though she proceeds
slowly and cautiously II is now affirmed that
the preliminary measure of recognizing commercial
Agents from Mexico, has been adopted; aud French
Agents are to be sent to the new republic. The
Mexican Envoy who had negotiated this arrange
ment, according TO the Courier Francais had de-
parted for London.
SPAIN.
Ii sstated in the Madrid Gazette of the 18Th of
September, tina, the King has issued a Decree which
creates auxiliary Junta TO the Cou.cil of Min
listers, under the name of Royai Consultative Jun
Ia OF tde Government, to discuss the important
affairs OF the Monarchy therein specified This
Junta is created under the preieXt of secOndng
the Government; but doubtless, TO replace the Su-
preme Council of CASTLE. the ievoe,lness of which
Is become equivoca This is the 18th or 9Th project
brought forward since the restoration TO heal the
wounds of the kingdom, and TO give it new spen-
do1r.
A report is spread that an ad-de-cam of Nina
has been arrested at Oleron and taken TO Pau. Il is
added that ,noney and suspicious correspondence
were found upon him.
.aRRIY.IL FROM FRANCE.
New YORK, November BY the arrival of
the Packet ship Bdyard, Capt. Robinson, from
Havre, the Editors OF the Commercial Advertiser
have received their regular fiie- o. Paris papers 10
the LIST. OF ober inclusive. The depression of
the Cotton Market at Liverpool, was heavily felt
at Havre, where sales 81 Louisianas had been at p
decline of two ON former rates. The stock
was 1000 hays, which was al % 10 80 sous for
NLolisianas; % to 30 for Upland about 1000 bales
" ere expect ell from Liverpool, which had a ten
dency to check the eagerness of purchasers-St
Domingo Coffee selling at Ia to ~ l-2 sous; la
yanaa 10 to 10. Rice dull; good qualities would
fech from 50 TO SO francs.
The Brand yIvine had no. arrived the wind hav-
ing blown hard from the eastward for four DAYS be-
fare The Bayard sailed. Mrs. Geo. w Lafayette
with her three daughters and two sons, were wait
ng her arrival at Havre. The liberal party at Paris
were preparing TO give General La Fayeue grand
dinLer his return.
Captain Robinson informs that Lieut. Geo c.
s,ar,ls and ~ ,c
Paris on the LIST OF October.
We learn, says the Journal du Commerce, of Oc-
to1er LIST, that Mr.. Rocafurerte, Mexican Charge
des Aifares at London, in execution of the proYi-
siOnai arrangement, made with the French Govern
meat, has designated commercial agents, for the
ports oil Marseiiles, Ceue, Bordeaux, and Havre
who are 70 certify the origin of Merchandise des-
tined for Mexico. The French government
on its part is TO merchants at Vera Cruz
Alvarado and Iampico, who are 10 act in the
Ike manner with regard TO merchandise shipped
IRON Mexico to France. The agents of both GO
Vernmeats are at the same time invited TO protect
by every means in their power the commercial in
teres's OF the respective governments under which
they act.
The Commissioners of the Haytian Republic are
authorized ia treat in a definite manner Tor loan
for oaly one instalment Of the indemnify. This il
Is supposed, will he the second instament, seeing
that HaJti has " herewIth TO pay the first. II is
stated tat Presiden; Boyer has disbalded 80 600
troops, n!iCr eyhOrtng them TO devote themselves
20 the eultiya TO- OF lie earth
SPAGN.-A letter from Madrid, of Sept I7th,
stues that Mr.. Everett, the American Minister
mad presented his letters of eredence to the King
He stated thar the President desired nothing bu,
to accord Win His Majesty for the adoption OF
all the measures calculated TO strengthen more
and more tho relations OF good understanding which
exist between Spain and the Urited States His
Eyceency aided that the President had invested
ha with the powers necessary TO settle lmcably
differences that had arisen between the two 20
Ye?Hmeu;s
letter from Corunnn, Sept. IA" The ex-
petition iof Hayena has not yet left Felrol, but is
waiting the arrival OF the corvette Discovery
The transports TO be conveyed by a ship of the
line, new !rigates, 8 corveties, and 3 briggs The
transports carry troops and all Of munitions"
4 letter from Barcelona, of Sept. o. announces
the death OF M. Cacls, Archbishop of Tarragona.
Although his see was Immensely rich il is indeb-
It'd II, 900 plastres to two commercial houses.
Letters from the frontiers OF Spain announce
that the trappist i not dead was reported, bul
remains still confined in his convent
ITALY.-Exract Of private letter Of the 18th
Sept IRON Naples" y second Act of Amnesty
for political offences is expected 10 be published
or ths 4lh October. Our Government has for some
time devoted lis attention 10 the augmentation of
its navy. Within . few moa hs the fne ship the
YesuUiHs and oher armed vessels have been
launched Several others are ready for launch
ing. The same activity prevails in the naval arse
nj Of Genoa Now that The New World affords
msrke or he produce aud manufactures of Eu-
rope, H. ia natural suppose that the Italians are
paricIlarl5 ambitious not TO be the last to open
active relations i'm America
RUSSIA. IN egociitions aud conferences be-
tween tho Russian and Austrian cabinets IN regard
TO the affairs Of he Greeks are again spoken OF.
blt noLhIns delnlve is eKpecled 20 take nlace nm.