Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-21
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

LATEST FROM FRANCE.
NEW YORK, Nov. l7-By the packet Don
Quixoue, Capt. Clarke, from Havre, we have re-
ceived P-ris papers TO the l4ih ul,. Inclusive
a friend at Paris. under date of Oct. 5, writes
us as follows -" General LAFAYETTE, is at
present in this city, and receives daily with his
we'll known kindness, the children of his adop,ed
country. Permit me to express to you my mortifi
cation, when / was informed yesterday, that no
less than nine applications in few days, had been
made by Americans to the General for pecunary
assistance, and he gave them all they requested.
God forbid should attempt TO close the hand of
charity, but every American feels an interest in
whatever relates to Lafayette, and hope some
means may be devised to ascertain who and what
they are, who thus call forth the ever ready beneyo
ience OF our Nations Champion and Friend.
We copy the following from the Courier
Franc0is-'' Mr.. Cannng's departure from Paris
seems fixed for the GOTH We are assured that
hitherto the Count de Villele, and Mr. Cannin.
have not had more than three or four interviews
besides meeting at official dinners These could
not have been too many TO have fallen in accord.
as II is said they have, upon the respective courses
to be pursued towards Spain and Portugal. But
there has never been question among the persons
likely to be well informed of those frequent and
consecutive discussions that might lead 10 the
supposiuon OF real negotiations on the discussion
OIL any common system N % rumor, nor dsuuietutle
has arisen among the diplomatic body which never
siumoers IN circumstances OF this kind, through
constant lear OF being made dupe. More secu-
riiy IL now perceived than some DAYS apo The
continuance of the peace OF Europe is more than
ever the watchword The numerous couriers tina,
Mr. Canning receives aud dispatches from the
hoel oil the British Embassy is applicable without
any great my stery, IT, assured is the case
he has reserved to himself, during his stay at Pa
r's' the transactions of the business of his de-
psriment, and his political correspondence.
The conjectures of triple alliance between Eng
iand' france, aud Austria, against the eventual
projects OF Russia seem to be quite unfounded -
The Courie. goes on 10 sav, that il seems tn he
agreed that Russia shall enter Moldavia and Wala-
CHA II her demands are not complied with but this
occupation Is not TO be considered war " IL
will be, adds the Journal almost second edition
at our entrance into SPAIN with this difference that
the Russians Will not go out again, and win not
pay any thing. 1T then supposes that il Russia
keeps possession OF the two paincpali,ies Austria
will take Sefvia and Bothnia, and England be lief,
at liberty to decide what she will do with the Morea
and the lsles.'' 60 AZ for u.s. says The Courier
whatever may take place, we have enough TO do
with our exchange, our Jesuits our religious dis
putes, our distribution of ndemnities, our canker
oil Spain, and the necessity Of preventing war be-
tween Ferdinand, his Aposi olica untas and Por,u-
gbl.''
I q.
hrman has been read in the mosques, threatening
all men who venture 10 speak OF public affairs and
| The late hre with being hung. Women guilty OF
| the same crime TO be tied up in sacks and cast
| in the sea.
Col. Soyez, Aid de Camp of Bolivar, has arriv.
ed at Paris. II is said he carried to M de P,adt
| certificate Tor pension of $4,000 f. from the
Colombian Gov eminent.
A Spanish xebeck, from Marseilles, was captur.
| S'.Sey
! AIgerne schooner. The crew escaped in the
| boat.
II is stated, that the Spanish governmea, has is
| sued decree permitting Foreign vessels 10 carry
| on the coasing business in Spain.
A letter from Marseilles, Oct. 3, saws The
| tf'sate tor Egypt Is expected to be got up in a
lev days. A second frigaie of 60 guns for the
Pacha is on the stocks. a few DAYS apo the
| corvette L'Amazone sailed for Alexandrs, under
| the French flag, and with French crew. Recent
| letters received from Alexandra announce
that the Cotton crop will be abundant, but
Its quality is not good. They also mention We
ry warm alteration having arisen between the
Pacha and General Bower.
The Revenue OF France, the FIRST nine months
oil this year. exceeds that of the same period OF
1873, BY upwards of 13, 200, coo francs.
| .frricdL OF the Erie.-The u. States shin T.
Irie, David Deacon. Esq. commander, arrived yes
'erday in, SO days from Gibraltar. Tie Erie lef,
the Archipelago the 18th August. A, tina,
time nothing of importance had occurred between
The Greeks and Turks since the fall of Missolonchi.
The Capt Pacha witha feet of 40 OF 80 sail, had
made an attack on Ssmos where he was encoun-
teredby the Greek fleet, and the report was that
several of his vessels were set on fire by the Greek
fire ships.
| The U. S. ships North Corolina, Constitution
! AMI schooner Porpnise; a: Mahon The
Ontario on cruise in the Archipelago
.ller. .9dp.
o G51> % ss.s----
Captain Le,uis Harrington has been appointed