Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06
LATEST FROM FRANCE

LATEST FROM FRANCE.
The packet ship Francis LIT, Capt Skddy, arrived at
York on Wednesday, bringing Paris papers the l9ti
OF February. The news from England Is of the sam,
date with that previously received.
HAM Pacha, the Turkish Ambis sador, had arrived al
ST. Petersburg, we're he wa. well received. Letter.
from Constanncp'e were received AT Frankfort the
18th OF February, stating that an agent had left that
Pai Tor Ieheran on secret mission TO the Schah Of Per-
sa IL is ati rmed that the Sultan before the end o
april will have in his European pacalks 100 900 d.c
Pnsd men: they ara TO he under tho Of Hus.sr
Pacha. The British Ambassador hold. frequent con.
ieresces with the Minister OF the Porte.
One OF the attaches OF the Russian Embassy az pa
says paper CT the Is OF February will se out in
lew days Tor Naples, where he will embark for G. ce
orthe purpose oil acquaimng the President Capo d.
wi'n he progress OF the neg 'caon carried Lon
don relative TO Greece. II said that the last proto.
col was signed on the 4h inst''
A letter from Navariuo OF the I7,h Of Janu,rv an
nounces that sixteen British men Of war lately moore
IN me ul CT epan,o opposite 10 Patras supposed
WIN the view OF serving as check upon the party
the President OF Gre, ce.
letter dated Banks of the Nieva Jan 20 puhshe d
IN the Hamburg Correspondent says that the Russian
government insist on the principle that alteration shall
now be made IN the governmen nj of Greece but that
the affairs OF that country shall continue TO he admins
tered by the i.nt-rcste aud philanthropic Pre-. lent
The choice Of the sovereign il contends should be IT, f.
10 the nation The Sultan ao, is said have express
ed himseliio the same purpor-These and many other
European questions, II IL conecturrd will be discussed
at general congress be held next spring al b, rim
Inc late severe proceedings against the press have
occasioned no small excitement in the kingdom of the
Netherlands. The Courier das Paws Bias of the 3I of
FEB con aimed letter from Nj. dc Potter then i'm the
prison DIES Petits Cdrnes on account of some Offence
by means of the press In this letter he approves of the
national SUBSCRIPTION for indemniiyng those who had
been deprived OF their posts pensions on account of
resistance to government. The Netherlands govern
ment chose to regard this a direct insgaon to con-
spracy against the government, and prosecuted NJ de
Potter and Messrs. Coche, Mommens and le Vanders-
tracken, Editors of the Courier and of LIE Belize
They were confined in separate dungeons and allowed
ne communication with each other or their friends The
p IN NIL
on suspicion OF the editor being an dcco,nplice OF NJ
de Potter, and he summoned before a magistrate
Tor examination Mr. Ticlemans, advocate OF the Su
preme Court OF Justice at Brussels has been imprison
ed and treated with the rigor holding cores
pondence with NJ de Pouer.-The Dutch papers cen
sure freely the harsh measures adopted by the govern
meht. ". y. e. Post
Nj. dc Lavalctc, whose romantic escape from prison
and death in 1915 is historical incident died at his
house in the rue MaignoD, the 18th u His funeral
took place the 18th long train of mourners fol-
lowed the procession tbs cemetry OF Pere la Chasc
where Gen Sebastian delivered the following grafton
over the gravel
"Farew II, Lavactte thy death alone could separate
two brothers in whose friendship had its birth
the plains of Arcola and Rvo At the period of our
discord thou dist combat at Fcurus before Landon be-
fore Maycncc. Thy citizens of all parties were thy
friends In dschargng the highest and most delicate du
ties thy devotion and thy fidelity preserved for thee the
esteem and favor of him who had given thee his conf
dence Under thy administration freedom rankness
were never in danger. In thy person. respect the
DEGREES OF justice, happy at least to bless the cemency
oil the Sovereign Why it that woman, the faithful
companion oil thy destiny, whose sublime courage gave
thee second life, was not permitted to enjoy her own
work, thy love, and thy gratitude? Dauntess warrior
ncorupdbc officer, who didst forth honorably
from the double trial OF prosperity and adversely, re-
ceive by the voice OF friend the homage of all who
know how to esteem public and private virtues"
The American ship Mary s. Susan, of 500 tons arriy
ed at Iavre the 9th ult. from Charleston with 400
bales OF goods, and in days had discharged her
and taken in ballast.
family of persons were sufocated on tbc 7tb ult
a village bv fhH If Oh
coal, which became accidentally gnited in their cham
ber
We hear, that Ordonnance for the establishment of
an enTepot Bounding warehouse at Paris has received
the Royal signature and will be published before the
pening of the Chambers.
The Journal dc Hare expresses apprehension that
Ministers will decide upon fTeightng American ves-
sells as transports for the expedition against Agiers
those ships may be had cheaper than French. The
journal states, that all the sailors that can he laid hold
oil at Havre, Fecamp, and Dieppe forcbly enroll
ed, so that the merchant vessels left without hands
The Ami sla 0iarte says that the town of Pauha-
guet department OF the Upper Loire present with
out Mayor Deputy Mayor all its inhabitants dned or
inteded to dine with Gen Lafayette
We learn from Lisbon under date of the Sd inst that
French Gentleman, attached to the Consulate Gen.
era OF France in that city, has Just been arrested on
the charge OF being the political correspondent of Sc
veral Liberal Papers in France and England The
Consul is employing his utmost efforts to obtain his libe-
ration.
At meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce At Ly.
ons, on the llh inst afer discussion of more than
merchants and
manufacturers who hal been invited took part an onn
ion was unanimously expressed in favor Of the free
poriaion Of French Silk consequence of te free
importation Of foreign silk II was wished that hs vy
material alone should be subject to an export dntv ..
quail to that paid by Italian silk and that wrought silk
should be free from all duty. We congratulate the
Chamber Of Commerce this important rs.on,ion
which may be called the first step towards ir.r
trade. ''
The Hamburger Correspondent Of the 10Th inst oiv.,
me Following account from Steuin, dated February -
during the nien'e cold, that prevailed lat month
hosnn, ami which the ooh ait. attained 26 degrees
I'VE persons VINO were in the OPEN street were fro.eI
TO death lhe Baltic, a. far ~ the eve can reach il
vast plan Of ice, and the earth is covered with such
q"ahu'y OF snow maj the most unfrequeated street.
are scarcely passahIe"
HAVRE MARKETS
Sales on The 1871 Feb 81 bales Of Geor,;, Couo, =.
~ 'Ous 50 Tennessee, I53 3; 1I9 IouiTsra 10 y, on
2JO hhds Of Sugar Co., SOC 72L 50s; "a tcs Of PIC
25f 80 bags m@nto, Toe W.
- Feb. 200 bales Of Georgia Cotton ssf ooG d
Louisiana, 80 AL - -
Three 0'ci0ch- Consols urvaried.
appears by from diff rent parts of So,ir
ma second expedition against Mexico has been del
nlely resolved on bv the Spabi.h Government Til
Vesis lregbtsd at Cadiz 10 transport tooo2s will con
Vey izVO inidn.ry, squadron of cavalry anil II
atlaefy men TO Mani, and 1000 infantry to Havs
MI Vidu're, Peruvian dipIomacsf bd arrived +
rams 70 SOLICIT The recognition Of his government