Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-16

trade with the interior had some THAT Some Of
the intended measures OF the Government eparatory
to the separation from Belgium, have already been put
into operation. The duty ON foreign Goals, which
lbs. i'd per ton. has been taken OFF, leave given I'm
port that material into all the ports OF Holland during
month.-There every probability that this term
would be further extended Grain may be also imported
under the duties oil 1922
LONDON, Oct. 10, evening -Ths morning We re-
ceived the French papers Of yesterday and other pa.
pers of the preceding day. They contain no intei-
gence OF relating TO French affairs beyond what
is already known.-But il to believe the INTEL
Iigence from Spain-and our opinions we have already
stated 10 be in union with ita civil war is approach
ing very ast-A complete system of terror is put in
practice which subjects persons to death implicated in
devising plans OF establishing different form OF gov
ernment We are told that the effect intended does not
work TO Its purpose; but the contrary, the public
are indignant at the decree The King is fearful Of tho
Royalist Volunteers. Indeed he seems surrounded
The Brighton, packet ship. frem Lon 'on bring. Lon.
don Iapsrs to the 10 h ultimo. tew days later date
than those by the Josephine They authorize . rea-
soDabie expectation that the B.lgians will settle down
under the government OF the Prince Of Orange, Ma
sort OF Vice Royalty. but .l consttu iug Kingdom
at least in nam; with Holland F'om Russia have
no'hng The ferment occasoned in the rest Of Europe
by the Intelligence OF the events in France, does not
Affect dces net appear at least to affect, that vast
dsspo ism. 80
The rumcr OF Intended Congress Of Sovereigus in
Italy il repeated wi hout any evidence in favor Of
authenticity.
Journals enable make il, of The of 4fairs in
Fraoee and Spain. Great Britain appears tranquil We
Judgment can be formed Of the stability OF her present
min stry.
FRANCE. 49,
The Paris dates are to October I3. The Moniteur
OF the 1lh says, Z" The French GIvsrnmen ha, Civ
the sttictsst orders hat Frenshman aud no arms
shall pass the frontiers, for the purpose Of assisting the
B-giars"
PANS, Oct. I2.-Yssteaday, at the review by Gen.
Lafayette, Doueile, one Of the battalion OF La Viette,
these tsrms-" Permit me, General, in tho mdst Of
the universal delight which your pre.ence occasions,
to express in particular, the joy which fssi ana
the LAST soldier OF the ermy commanded aud which
yon addressed on being forced TO Quit W. in September,
1885,? THIS painful remembrance il obli,ersted when
think Of the ripple alliance which YOU no form with
Philippe L., and the ui-colored flag"
The General, with his natural f.blity, shook tho
chs''eur by the hand aud told him that he glad
TO with Of his romrad-s.
Frsm lie .HontsHr .. Hednesday.
| PARIS, Oct I2.-To-dsy, al one o'clock, the King
received 10 q private audience,
Is. His Excsl.ency NJ. Lambruschiui, Archbishop
f BTy,e who presented to his MAjety the letters Of
is Holmes ihs Pope. a-creditng him in The shsrae-
ter OF Nunco Of the Holy Apostolic Sac at the Court
81 France.
ABLY. Count Gusavs dc LeewenheIm, Envoy Ex-
traodira ry and Minister Pieppoentiary of biS N.-
i-.ty he King of Sweden and Norway who also pre-
ssns to his Maje"y letters from his sovereign, ae-
ee-ittns him in hat character th- Court OF Frauce
NJ. Lambruschini and Count de Gustave Ioswen-
helm accompanied and presented TO the King by
Count Mole, Minister and Secretary of State tor the
Department of Foreign Affairs who afterwards present.
cd them to the Queen, and Prince aud Processes OF tho
| Royal Family
The same day Colonel Solagc, charged by his Royal
| Highness the Grand Duke OF Baden TO transmit 10
the King the reply OF his Sovereign the letter notify
ing tho accession OF his Majesty, was also received in
| private audience.
The National Guard and Gendarmie arrested yestsr-
day. IN the neighborhood OF Rambouillet ten twelve
individuals, who are strongly suspected of having
formed part of the gang which robbed the antics mail
ihey mad tTed upon man who passed through tbs
forest in the morning. His thigh broken by tho
ball The arrested well known bad char
accers. Their object they ssd, was TO make money!
| lSad
US to believe that OF the maleisctors will escape
public justice.
SPAIN still gives every ind ration OF b,ing rips for
revolution, bu' the account OF decided movement at
Cadiz il not 0niirmad.
letter dated Madrid, Sept. 80 states that on Fri.
day considerable number of Royal Volunteers as
stmoied al their quarters and commenced the cry Of.
"Mnean lo' Mioisuo'," Viva CHARLES quin,o,"-
Death 10 the Mnis,crs,'' "Lans live Charles w."
The rpg-leadsrs were arrested. S3ms arms and
apmuri ion hal be seized which bslooged to disai.
ioted Psrsons The con.PiTacy is a;tribsted to tho
Csrli,ts.
All the Ministers said 10 have rendered their re-
sisna'ions but the Khg refused 10 accept Thirteen
distinguished parsons hal been b'Dshed from Madrid
on the 3ots among them the Archhishop Of Toledo, and
several Councillors OF State, General Carvaai, com
snd@nt and nspec or general OF Royaist Volunteers
&c &c.
| MADRID, Sept. 30--Yosterdsy Cabinet order pro-
nounced the dismissal of the Cove Of Cadiz de
Flakes aud Invested Yero the Colonel OF the Kings
Regiment, with the charge.
! A lac interview with his Ministers, King Ferdi.
md took Caonaude asd-, and. in state Of great ir-
| rhdUon. was overheard TO Thou shalt
ne Tor 1t wi h thy head" Caiom q away much
| agi'aie' and has been i'll ever since.
J MADRID, Oct. The civil war, whirh threatened
US is approaching fast The government, for soma
time perpeSed and uncertain il now b.nt on tho a.
dopion OF complete system Of terror This is eqnal-
Nv employed against the Liberals and Apos,oiic.. Our
Gazette OF Saturday coaains a bloody and savage
decree Ivy which bis isty declares subj cited the
penalty OF death, and of HE suhiscts 10 plans
directed 10 the establishment of different form oil gov
eminent, or to the facilitating to ths migrants the
means OF Accomplishing similar object giving n,
sdVices, or or of communication contrary to tho
views OF lis Majesiy's Government.
1his sanguin4ry decree bas produced very differ
emf effect TO The intended by the gov ernms ut IL
| has been received with and indignation, aud
works powerfully the pablo mind owsrds the desire
OF = change.
| Last niebt a dreadful occurrence took place the
Abbot Of the Csuvent OF Saint Basil was found corpse
| ~ his bed, the head separated from the body, and
mattress over him. He was Moderate mamie was
generally -sern-d and had a4ion lily pteserved ma
ny Liberals from The Apjstoca wrath. He had late.
w lorid his own friars 10 mass Of their
Fntousnsss acd is believed he has been
| ed by them. The King has lately shown some die
tru@ OF the Royal Volunteers. The Captain @ neral
has been dismissed. IL IL attributed a ersisId-
lug with The nj ter Of Wac Private espondenes
| OF the Mo'ning IIerad.1
| BAYoNNE, Oct M. de Grouchy, who was des-
patched pfoysoGally by Philip the Fnsl TO F-rdns and
| the Seventh, arrived to-day. ! assured IN. Al
he has given frs OF d,rs Tor JispersioE the Spanish
Refugees and their recruits. 1t appears certain that
,h poor enlisted the mssIves uud, the o. rsua-
son. hat 100000 ready TO join hem and enter
Spain, hts now it not proved that they have more
! than COO