Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-30
From the New York Daily Advertiser of Nov. 81.
LIIENI' ERDM EIrROPE

2ith Of October IN company with The packet ship York
London Morning Herald Office,
Saturday, October % six o'clock, K NJ.
We have Just received tue Paris morning papers o
Thur-dsy, aud the Messenger de. Ch,rnbres and Ga
zrtte de France dated yesterday (Fiidayo together
with P'vate Correspondence down to late hour. The
following extracts:
rro@',he Mes.eser de. ohOmb,c, of Friday.
Result ~ PdideS' inroSiOn 1t was Tor the good
Of the Spanish Consuu iona,s that yesterday point
ed out tteir discords, and that preached union To
them. Wishing heartily the progress and triumph OF
their cause, we should have desired for The moment
that they had renounced establishing i, by violence
being well assured ia the nsjohy OF the public
In the Peninsula Is little disposd TO adopt their pruc-
piles in heiS fol extent. Tied by diploma c engage
Iuen,s, shrinkrg from the idea hat ia
might occasion d civil war in Deehboring county
which il would be difficult to check afterwards in the
midst OF The etirvescence OF passion Amongst the va
partes, the French authorities had given orders
stop the refugees his side of the frontiers But all hes
means them from the blows that TO strike
them were useless. THE town oi Bayern had almost
experienced insuIr ion of its inhabitants, aud Of
the National Guards against the authorities both civil
and military.
The gate of the Marine Pcomenala was opened, The
Spanish Liberals pre- ipatei thenselve hroug
outlet, went to form junction at Vile Fcanche, aud
on the II h crossed tn frontiers at Aiuhue led by
Valdes aud VIgo from 500 To 900 me in number E
vents have sadly confirmed b"td our aneipa'ions and
our fears. After some succe,s which ind AIMED thei
hopes this troop has been suiprs d and destroyed
teleerarhc despatch from BAyonne s,a,es that scarce
90 men have escaped from this disaster. May such
lesson not discourage the tugrss, but make them feel
the necessity Of mod zion and concoyd may il teach
them TO concert their measures better, to
Themselves supper, in the late and prepare the ee-
msD's OF success by the communca ion OF IDEAS AMI
sentiments 1nty will then, per aps, with
sympathy To their own country ami perhaps as we said
yesterday, the found lie necessary will sof
ten calamiiies and reconcile all parties.
The def at Of V@ldes is confirmed by The wa re-
ceived to-day; but il is said ,hat Nina ia determined
upon entering Spain, in order to collect he
oil The division OF Vaies penetrate sti fur her ia.
to the ry, with more aud be er dscip.
lined o'ces, finally to counierbaance, by Ibis de-
monsraticn, the moral ef-c produced by first cheek
xhpa AtI k.s.x hill.
ceeded in mskiug his escape, with few of his men.
1t il TO be hoped that this chief Will, for the future
yield TO the old military experience and personal
The following is the bulletin Of the lbeIating army
OF Spain which we have received from Spanish
On the Irh October, at o'clock the brave Colonel
Va!des marched into u. duch. with force con,isnug
OF 400 men.
OF Liberty ioreveIr aud the acclalnatous If Joy al
his approach were unanimous
On the 10 n he reached ZugarmarGi, where he met
with The seme reception. The inhabitants display
In every drec ion the creates, eLhuasm at his ari
val
A detaehms ut marched towards Vera Upon lis ar
rival the nhA btanis fastened crowd round he lib.
Grating solid r.. and the most cordial feeling Of irAer
nifty exists between then.
In cons. quenre OF the va't number of patriots who
have just joined the corps OF the refugees Col. Voe
has been obliged TO devote tn entire day The org4n
cation OF the force under his command.
He will resume his march upon Yrun The l7lh
His glorious enterprise could not commences under
more favourable apsPices-aud they presag' decided
victory.
All good Sp'niards anxious % contribute their sI for
obtaining the liberty of tbeir country, fastening
TO quit France AID range themselves under the banner
of the Intrepid Vadss.
The signal has been given. 81 ain summonses all it,
children t. its deliverance, and no doubt they will not
be deaf o it, voice. Z'garramurdll. Oct. TO-
BoURG-MADAME, Oct 10 (Priya.e Corrcspon
dence) Our village hss become the rendezyous ol
the SpanI-h refugees Those individuals driven from
tn ir country by the persecut, n of the Count d'Es-
principal point Of meeting Perpiguan from whence
they proceed to the most distant parts OF the depart
meat The conduct of the refugees il in general
calm aud m derate, and thy well ived III
this place where exists sympaty for their mis-
fortunes.
From Galeue do France Of Friday.
The theatre al B'rdra"Xt' almost enureiy deserted
in consequences of tie financial crisis which ads dis.
trsss aud misery smong-t all clases Of society
From ne Messenger dee Cha,aJrc, Of Friday
telegTaphc despatch seut to the G vernnert nv
the Prefec' of the North, on The I9h Stat sThe Bel
gnnS qscmPy dnforeTp MI Belgium is nOtD fee from
From the Monitour of Thursday
Last Snndly, ct the time at th- grand view at Yer
sriiles, the number Of nsgs being found insufficient
At The moment that h- came The N.on,I Guard
OF Meadcn this guard obtained psrs.ion to come an
procure us flag self, at the Palais Royal. 1t came
{ is morning at noon, preceded by ita band and drew
up and the Windows OF he KiLg. His MIiesty des
cended, accompanied by his two elder sons and by
G neral Lafayette; hs hins presented the nag, and
the battalion dehled before him. The King pronounce
on TINS occa-lpn some OF those words which impre
themsslv-s 20 deeply the hearts OF iho,e WHO hear
them, and he troops and spectators replied with the
mot lively acclainatons
After The Disturbances Of Mon iav night $50 indivi.
duals were arrested and conducted the Prefecture
OF the Police. Forty seven have already been before
The Procueur OF the King. The intetrog aories are
being completed.
The Chamber of Deputies, which adjourned to the
10Th OF November, is cOnvoked for the 3D. by letters
addressed TO each of the members at his own house
The number and urgency of the affairs with which the
Chamber will be occupied render it desirable that the
recess should be- short possible. OF the 40 cleo
lions, l2O will take place the 2st and 2Sth of Octo-
ber They will thus be terminated by the I'd of Nov.
and the greater part Of the new members will have ar
rived at this time.
From 10 Courier Francais
There Is much talk at the Exchange Of a eleCraphc
despatch sent from Bayonne by the Sub Prelect an
neuncng in substance, that the corps Of General Val
DIES, amounting to 500 900 men, had been surprised
and completely defeated 30 only having escaped TO take
refuge in France. II is probable that there is SONG
sggeraton in this account and that il has been col I'M ia
favour speculation in the public funds II moi
impossible, after the late events at Bayonne that tho
Sub Project would not be fdvouraby disposed towards
the Constituonalists and that he may have received
90 creduously the first vague which came t.
the frontiers
The truth appears be, that on the 18th Valdes oc
cuped the Villages Of Urlache and /ugarramundi
Eight hundred royas troops four leagues distan
and made no offensive movement On the I7ih a Skin
About 30 Of the Constitudonasis fed TO the French
territory, which they quilted TO reoin their cor,
panions at Zugarramund
The hostile conduct OF the Marqui, lie St. Priest fo
wards his country, has received a reconpeuse n the
Court Of Ferdinand This Prince has haapcJ bonour.
and pensions upon the Ambassador, who was UNWILLING
20 mount the national cockadc He has conferred upor