Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-15
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From the New ork journal oi Commerce., July g.
LATE FROM FRANCE.
by the politeness OF Captain Souie of the BRIG
Alfred, arrived yesterday from Havre, we are ia.
Vored with Havre papers to the 30th May inclu-
slve, odays later than before received (drect) from
France Most OF the political news has been an
ucipated by the arrival OF the Sas Richards We
are able, however, toglean fresh items of in
teilisence.
4 letter received at Havre from Lisbon, da,ed
May 5ih says:-
You doubtless heard that the registers intended
To receive the subsci plion OF all the pariizans of
absolute power had been LETT with the municipal
authorities. This plan did not succeed 10 the
expectations OF the polite courtiers about Don
Miguel Ii has been observed that persons who
were supposed TO be warmly attached TO the
scheme oil usurpation, instead of giving their sim
PIE signature 10 the registers, have on the con-
uaty written upon them the strong expression of
their opposition 10 the absolute system. Many OF
the street orators Influential with the populace,
were unable to express their assent any other way
than by making cross others wrote, instead Of
~nat was expected OF them, = Dorm nth Don
a'gucH" or - Pipe Don Pedro and the coustit,t-
tton Opinions of this sort did not at all suit the
faction accordingly they decided that hcncctor-
ward no one shall subscribe the register except
Under The oversight OF guard selected for the pur-
pose he soldiers inscribe their names several
zines over without being allowed to add their
eidehce or the name OF their regiment. All that is
wanted Is many names, no matter of what kind,
provided the number they want is gained.
The Regent presided at the Council of State
which was held the I'd of May. Every member
VINO intended 10 express bold opinion received,
Ine evening before, an order not TO be present.
mus Don migue had no opposition 10 fear, aud
every thing was carried by accIanation
In the French Chambers o. equities, (Nay 49, }
IN discussing the proposed bill Tor loan Of of eigh.
~ millions, NJ Charles Dupin offered as Il subst-
cute proposition, tending reduce the amount OF
the loan TO thirty millions. NJ Hyde dc Ncuyiiic
replied 10 the following energetic words: The
government does not ask a war footing hut re-
spectacle peace footing. Ii enters mo no engage
lneh' TO spend. but only to spend with Judgment
IT Is asked what is the colour of the ministry;
.t@@rlt he colour Of the ministry is, and always
will be white, {G,h a'.a::"nj no doubt TO the ma
tonai 6anner) IFS path viii be pat: OF law 1t
VIII nc pleased 10 find there honest men sincerely
attached TO our Institutions"
III Is said that the private mission 10 London, o.
tue count OaIia, has relation TO treaty between
spain and the new States OF America. II il added
that These states have actually offered TO paw an
annual sum to Spain, whenever that power SHALL
acknowledge their independence, aud the offer will
probably be accepted.
congress OF pcace-making ambassadors is ex-
pected TO convene shortly at Corfu. The Prusian
and Austrian governments will he represented, as
well as Russia, England and France.