Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-30

degable auinbrT OF aen from Santa lie. under
command OF lopez and Nosas, the leaders OF that
party. oy which Gen. Lavalie suffered the loss Of
his horses sDd some men, but he is preparing for
decisive battle. No business doing; no price
Tor spscie or bills; our streets look dismal in the
extreme"
E1t,Get Of another letter. dated
"BUEHos AYRIs ApriI p7
The civil war RACES. A severe battle was fought
or leagues from the city yesterday, aud the
people are kept in constant terror Ali tho stores
are closed much Of the time, aud nothing is beari
but the ga'loping of the military through the
streets.
There is no sae for any thing, nor even vent.
es all intercourse between town and country is
suspended
letter from an intelligent American merchant
resident at Buenos Ayres, under date of Anil
29ih, says:-"The Governor of Santa Fee with 3. 500
men has arrived near our city, and united with
Rosa's force Of Gauchos and Indians making in all
from to 5000 men. On tho 26sh Laya,is with
1900 regular troops gave them battle, the result
of which is not positively known but generally be.
lieved tobe in favour of Rosa's party. Should Rosa
be successful and take the city, we then shall have
peace, for the interior Provinces are oil against
Lavalle-if not. this war may rage unit, the coun-
try IL utterly ruined
csreiy hope 1t may be favorable one, as business
| never was SO completely stagnated as at present
| Sales are confined entirely to the city and n,e
| ror trade All confidence is entirely destroyed
IL
evitably be great many bad voyages made"
| The Packet Of the 2lst April states that the
ortier which had been issued BY the Government
10 enrol all foreigners, including British subjects,
nau been Withdrawn. In tho Same paper we find
the following address TO the rcsiden. French sub.
| jects, by the French Consul General:-
| BuENos AYREs, April 81.
The Consul Gen. of France, IL. Menaevilic, has
issued the following circular:
when The service exactcd from the French
residents this IN
tue sole end 10 maintain order and public TRANQUIL
NY IN the circumference OF the city, had beliey-
ed mat the service could in no case 60 beyond
Tie limits Of the most strict neutrality between the
parties, and had hoped it would have been equal
ly pirtakcn by all foreigners therefore offered
! no opposition 10 il.
| But now that the service has dcgeneratod into
military system, as well by its nature as by the
exemption OF the British and North American.
anu That otherwise the war has taken pt;ca al
character, ii IS my duty TO recall to Frenchrnen
ths gist article OF The civil code, which express.
ly says
! ~ Every Frenchman who without the au-
ihoriy OF the King takes military service in a 70
reign military body, will lose his title as French
! man.
! It's my duty likewise to inform you that have
protested in the most formal mannc 10 the govern
| nent az siDst the existence of the French comma,
MES IN tie battalion of the Friends of Order -
| aud asains, every measure which tends to oblise
| rrenchman TO make a part in any military corps
and in consequence eninin al! my counirymen
Immediately TO drposite their arms anI to refuse
all military service.
! likewise inform them that they may RELY upon
'he support OF the Consulate General, of France
aus, oil the French squadron Cor the security of their
persons, and those who continue 10 carry arms
will renonnce by this act their title as French
men, aud lose all RICH; TO the protection Of, tho
| flag. NJ MEN DEVII
| decree OF Tie Governnent directs the enrol.
men men' OF all iree men OF colour under the age OF
| hty, and Of ali boys over fifteen years of age
IL was reported at Il. Ayres that lie division O,
General Paz had entered Cor,iova and wa, receiv-
/ ed with great delight by the CorLovcse. and tina,
800 or AGO men had joined him. Bustos, the Co.
| vernon, had fed from the capital unattended
J On the l1ih Apri! the following bulletin wa;
1 published
! Head Quarters, in the Arroyo de Ia }
AlatanZa. April l6, 1920.
senior Iiinister--Last night moved 20 the en-.
vons oil Santa Catalina al the read of 600 cayaI-
| ry, and a. o'clock this morning the Montenera
Of the south was attacked. put 20 the SWORD and
dispersed
/: God preserve you, SC.
! lSignet) JUAN I.AyAlJ.E.
! DEATH o. TIE QUEEN OF SPArr-Capt
! snow OF The ship States, arrived here ON Tuesday
night last from Gibraltar. mentions the report Of
tue dsdh Of the Queen Of Spain. This news was
received from Madrid the day tha, he sailed from
nloralisr, Gath May. Minute guns were firing
The whole day, and the Castles ard shipping flaes
were hall mas..--Captain Snow came off without