Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23

by the audience TO sing the national HYMN of Dom
bro,oski the troops imm- surrounied IN. bon,c
eonc. living II was signal fer general rising OF the
Populace."
a report OF general insurrec;ion Of the Ukrap
E''hepio, Red Rus.a, Poland. and part of Livonia
was the general topic Of conversation iast in ma
ny Poliea, circles IL said that the pc ntry In
these countries had taken up arms to overthrow the
frudsl system and that the Russian Mt " as
sending uceP' ,o~ads the disturbed districts. in order
10 sop the exP'' sion. lJour des Paris.
The Gazette de France sdys: We learn from
Frankfort on-the M ain that extraordinary circum
stance has just revealed dark plot for the overt row
Of tho whole Of Germany The plan Of combined attack
against each State with the details Of the Of ex
ecuton and the lanes Of all the has been
asc-rtained.
The Disturbances in Eiectora, II, .,e had totally sub
sided Some rohberes and the burning Of few Gus
om-houscs were said 10 have been the only mischief
committed.
MAYENcE. Oct. Elm the nis ht of the 81 and 81 of
this month. troubles broke out in M-i.hsim. The
leader, who brush-naker, wa. seq ID aud nut in
prison Ga the evening OF the 81 the citizen. de msnd-
ed ard obtained the liberation OF the pri.oner Afer-
wards, with a'ms In their hands, they occupied the
posts IL TO his measure we owe the re.sstah,i.h-
ment OF tranquility The people are now occupied in
6onrg, to obtain the abolition Of the Custom House.
Public opinion expresses Itself louder aud louder on
thi. sutjsct.
An article dated October lilh, sta,os that on the
evening OF the 1871 the Spanish refugees crossed The
frontiers. Gen. Valdez frat entered upon Spanish
ground with column oil 500 men. An invasion is 10
De made simultaneously, il is ihous ht from other
quarter Gen Valdez addressed proclamation to the
Spanish army.
According to letters Of the 10th inst from Perpir.
nan, uiscord prevails ancng the Sp Anish refugees on
'be ironers Gar. Milans although 10 years # age,
and paTaysed on one sde has been appointed to the
ehe' command, in opposition 10 Nina, whilst the latter
has appointed the Provisional Jun,a that ia to govern
spain In the event of a successful inv ssion.
| O VA in Snain h.su al
the king stating that confidence is wanting in the army
Even the oya'y OF the troops sent to guard the from
hers Is doubted The King about max. a tour
through CASTLE, and visit the confines Of Portugal
From the commencement Of the present month n
Journal in the Spanish language, called Ell Precursor
whose Objects TO propagate The spirit Of
revolution in the Peninsula has been regularly publish
ed Ia Paris. The numbers Ct this paper are sent in
abundance tot refugees on the frontier who under.
take to their cir cuai,n in the of Spain
We extract ths following ON that public alton.
1--WE learn that several officers among the Con.u-
iienal smigrans from Porting about to TO
the frontier in order tojon such SpaniarI. shall take
the fret chance Of bas Tor The liberation of tho PENN
sua. Uud;r the direction Of Don Alexandra o DonueII
at the head Of the staff OF Cen Nina here has be en-
recently formed at Biyonne Sacred Battalion which
already reckon in its ranks nearly one hundred
who have elected tor their commander Don Francis
Mancha, the valiant Chief the me norabie Z Ia Of
July, 1922, who commanded at adrd another Sacred
Baualli n, which that day had a great share in the
triumph gained 10y The .ople over the Royal Guad.."
MADRID, Oct 4-Disturbances have broken ont in
l., Mancba, and regiment of cavalry has been sent
into that province from tn. rnvirons Of Nj ad.id"
| PORTUGAL
Extract Of private letter of the 30 ult from Lis.
bon:-"Den Miguel has transmitted to his dipi' matte
.gen' at Paris letters to accred him The French
Government At the time he forwa rd- I'd orders to
Nj. Piiego. Governor OF st. Michael, dire cling him in
vary positive terms not to admit in'o that port any
French vesst' nn'er the ui-coloured flag, and forbid
ng him all kind OF inquiry upon the outrage offered TO
the French flag at Setuva IL is certain hat Don Mi
guel airing for his people the ben, Of an act Of
amnesty in favor OF certsin portion Of emgrants,
HON. bogs hs cd mi e..
lociuded: but il certain that the draft OF this
has been sent TO high parsonage at London. Ga his
decision will depend the and future fate OF
raj thousand unfortunate persons. The police corps
has just been eoo'idesahly Augmented They have
orders 10 arrest, without di tincon, every suspe cted
person.
The Commander Chief at A'giers forwarded on
he 18Th ard 25 August, several reports the Min,.
ter OF War; giving details Of the force Bona and
OF its operations The people submitted after per-
suasion, without Te.tsncr, and the landing Of The
troops wa. promptly 'fec'ed The Cabailles and Arabs
threat ID attack, covering the country around and
stopping p oysous On the 9Th Augu't they at
tackled, aud routed at every point. On the s;h, they
again attacked General position and wera
drvRn back with murderous loss the French sustaining
comparatively little.
Ga the night OF the Ilh. another result, which had
been anticipated, made with great fury and perse
veranc". Several OF the Arabs were killed after hav
ing sp The Toss OF the redoubt. The brother
in-law OF the Bey Of Constantine, among Sc o'h-rs.
was found THIS expedition r. mbarked the Goth
and 2ist and reached Agiers or the mornng OF the
25tb. The number OF the sick at Aigiers on the 22i
WIS l4OO in the military ho'pals and 900 in the reg
mental hcspitas The FIRST Of the regiment under or.
deis 10 return. embarked Tor Toulon ia Eve vessels on
the 23i. A litter OF that da'e says:
| We have 1000 armed Arabs doing the duty Of our
posts ard we are anxious TO come in with
enemies. We mic bit have, il we pleased so 600 Of
| these Arabs, and with them might traverse Africa in
every drsci All the tribes pressing TO ,end in
their submission to Gen. ClauseI and to supply cur
Market 81 tina, an OK may be had for 20 francs and
| she for 80 sous.
| ToULoN, Oct S.-(Pfivate Ie;tsr)-Th, government
mas just given orders a. this keep in resdine
TO sail at the hr.t signal ali the armed vessels in
commisfcn, IA we'll those under repair TO to
A'girr. and bring back $4,000 of the African army
rive thousand French troops TO remain Alsior.
aud do duty in that town in conjunction with 5000
Afabs, Moors nr Jews, who already Organized and
Tho'e nteTest is to second the efforts OF the French
tor main aiming tranquility in tha, b,rbarous country
which already feels the benefit of firm and benevo
lent administration. The towns Of Ossn and Bona will
have each garrison cf 1000 French solders whom
will be added the number of nat YES. who have
IKE Interest in guarding hose two positions The OBJ
Ject 81 this measure afford army during
the winter. Aeiers does not present sufficient accom-
mediation or lodging comfortably 20 900 msn.
In case ct necessity, fresh troops will be sen, to Afr
| ca in the spring OF 1881.
| ALGIERs. Sept. 27-A movement against d 'nda l.,
in contemplation Ii to he entrusted to Gen. Boyer
Who will proceed thiIher with 800 men. The ambus.
cade into which We were betrayed has not been
avsnged and 10 the eyes Of this people an insult fell
nDPunbed lie sign OF weakness the part OF those
mat VIII reaizs all the expeca entertained upon
| The conquest OF Algisrs. company is forming Tor
bringing into immediate cuv alton the plain OF Mitdia
which extends about two leagues, bounded by the
sea, tie foot OF The Little Alias aud the rivers Lsrsehe
and Mazrasn and suited to The growth oil cotton indigo
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