Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-24

80 " ~ 'ffhNH W to olltlt0 tht u
General Css,amos VIII gain hin the confidence OF the
majority oil tue Spauiatds. A. Captain General of the
Royal a'nie., h vanqnisbed the foreign Invaders a.
Bsylen. IN 1SOS; he was sftcrw ards -ppoiuted R-g ent o
the ktngdJtn at CediE, sit-r The R-"c' Auon, the K,ug
coSfetred o. MIN .he rUst OF Cipta,n GeUeril 81 Cats-
lonia: iron. 1920 n 1928 lie nasa Gu titutIOuAl Coun
seller o, = d {, add la. not "-se Ell 10 be a Counsel or
OF his MAi-sS luce the R-ftsraton, sud tas always
manifested 70 the Conn-i moderate ir'",ipI--, ofros.
ing The ac's al sUl.uee ami per--cu lou 10 wticn his
rouhtfymeu have been ircqnsutiy exposed.
"Oue Of 'he hr t act OF ri, new Miais,ry woAld be
tie convection ui he Costes, par entdmentos, accord.
ing 20 the envi II iunianeu,ai lass OF tho kIagdsm
Spain would dfefwatd- receive in.,itu ions more apalo-
sous 70 II, wan''' aud TO The idea OF tho ag.."-.neno-
rial Bordeldis.
PARIS, April 4.-The Constitutional of the 2Sub
March cooiains tho DO AL OF a combat said to have IA.
Ken place on The 2Sd at the bridge OF kehl, between
nde'schment OF t'oops Of Ffa0ee aud Que Of the troops
CT Baden, ia cons quense oi au attempt made by two
oeserters VI the later To ~ over TO F.ance. According
TO this Journal. We bad Two men killed IA This pretend
ca &C ion, and a large force was displayed OH the banks
We are authorised 10 cay, ,ha, all the sta'e an.
nooneed in ibis account ace wtoly ieti lou, and lha;
no event Of any kind whaiev-r on The fsontier. of
Fisnce eui tbs Grant Dueby OF B~den had interrupt
ed the good understanding wirch has no, ceased TO pre-
vail between toe TWO STATES.
The Cuemb-r If Peers will have a public si,tinx 10.
morrow II 2 o'clock
We observe tina, toe Foreign Secretary whose speech
seems from beginning to end pers fage. while he con-
tended mat an Uka'e Tor he levy 1t lj0. 600 men. was a
pocfyphai, admitted, ia bis compliment 40 PRUSSIA. ina,
Russia bad intended 10 proee-d 10 The Rhine. "Bat il
mas oeen said other facts speak pldiuer sill. You are,
perhaps. Ignorant that Baron Sirogonoff, Msior General
In inc Russian army, was, some time ego at b rim.
commi'sioGed TO s'ipulate a passage Tor ,he Ru.rian
iroois ihlonsh ihs Pfussi, II territories. There happen d
20 De another personsge al Berlin, no o her than Field
Marshal Diebi'sh himself. and It was to him that these
negotiations. II any such there Were, must have beeu
>hIu.,ei; and a' happy in beiug able to declare to
you ~A'' ibuat, aiier ali, Lave been he rssu,. OF these
deep avscNt!uons, Prn:sis, firmly determined to act
upon %ptiucipics hat ~ouid uit,.;c.'-ly terd 10 preserve
peace, has disiiay;d both wisdom aud n.c"-sation, and
4 q = IN III nfW.R a ai.nt 10 a,.,1 - L-l.a.
whi-h lends 10 preserve the repose and harmony OF
states from every attack, clearly Now The conclusion
at which The Foreign Minister wiih,s 20 arrive, il
certainly thai Marshal Disbiish was refused permission
to march through the Psussian domiui u; in which
case it Is difficult to see why be should BE- so anxious
TO safely u that Russia did nc, entertain hoIt,le in,a, =
tions towards france.
A letter fou Bsyonna, dated March 80, say :.Th-
arrests continue al Madrd. More than 40 of the heads
of the principal families Of this capital have been nut
on their trial before Military Commissions. Tn. in.
surrec'ion at Valencia has been pu, down. Several
persons OF distinction were also arrested in hat cry,
as well as at Blb>a, Victoria, and Sarragossa. IL re-
ported that 1000 prisoners in the Isle de Lon HAYS
been sho'. .ToIrlj,s las now 1900 men With him, and
not 5000, "a was before stated. He is opposed by such
considerable forces, that all resistance would be ine'-
fectuai, whatever may be his efforts aud his courag.
IL now ippcars eerain thai on all points where a =
tenp': were made TO rise The constitutional b,oueI,
'he ciseontented patriots have found a population al
least Indifferent, and troops Li'tiui 10 King FsrLi-
n'ni' 70 that Tor the present thsir hopes are entirely
destroyed"
From Galgnanis Messenger, dated Tuesday,
PARIS, April 5.--The renunciaiion OF The militia ry
cartel, says tho National, concluded in 1927, between
France and Ba' aria, lock place on The part Of France
on The 2Oh O. Fs6fuary. Tits Remuneration i. found
ell upon tue 30 ltical principle established by the pre-.
sent F'eech G1vsrnmeut, moi to give up oany loreIgn
governments any fugitive whatever, and, cons, qu.nt-
ly, not 10 deliver up any deserier when he has once
touched ,he French sgil. All similar cagtels COR
e'axasFf rSS2HGsiG6fS j foGGir s. iI'G says: 1 az wa lAH%'a sr 6 ara an,
iha, Austria has been making for three month. are
wen known. Prussia DOES not remain behind - One
hundred and twenty shOu-ap1 man 80. .- 4
tween Ertur'l aad me fonriers OF Beisium. The ety~,n
corps Is elose 20 tbat from Ter tn seventh betweenZ -
Hers, Vessel, and Coblentz the iouub In Wr-t,bana.
adh Ale third ia IantiuRia"
ihe following ir IN Crseog, is dated March 90: cit
J ium'red that Polish Deputies sen TO lh- Russian
htat quarters have been received there, and have o.
pen7d negocIdnOns. This circumstance. il Il h. con.
hrmed, would be a good omer; Tor hitherto Mlr,bol
D'eoi'sh mas refused all kinds Of negotiation, alleging
me demands oil The Emperor, who requires hlind sub
Inission. General ChIopiCki Ia batter. There bnv. bee y
hoiFesh operations OF war, but The II sian. have si
10 Struggle eseins, bad weather, scarcity, diseases, and
'he paFildl ln'urTecionJ OF the peasants in the P.I.ti.
n ties OF Lubiin aud Augustowo"
Extract Of a leltsr OF The 20 h ul'. f om Nj LAM
me sa'aIicn Of Students, known by the name of La
FdHdde, has mad a murderous encouI ter with he Aus-
tians between Forli and Rimini. The G.rmans did
not expect to meet with 20 powerful a re.istancs In
.ha' qnarer' and were completely defeated. The pa
rio s lost about 100 men, but they carried away a grea,
many arms, and three pieces of canncn. Gan Fri.
mont, hearing that the patriots will no, ALWAYS be dis.
posed TO retreat, mas given ord-rs, il is said. f,r - OOn
more AusiIians TO enter The Roman S. ates from yerona
Ihe Vexaions exercised upon strangers become da Iv
more annoying. l is probable, that when the States
OF tie Pope are again placed under the yoke, all for
eisners es'ab i'hsd here will be expelled"
PARIS, April 5.
BoURsE, Tuesday.-The funds have improved con-
siderably, owing TO the increasing confidence in the
maintenance OF peace. As a proof of the return of secu-
ir'y, an unusual proportion OF small money purchases
have been made.
THE HAGUE, April2.
Second Chamber of the States General
The Minister for Foreign Affairs addressed tLe
Chamber in a discourse OF which the following ia tho
substance:-
The Minister Of Finance having, in the course Of the
week, stated the sum requisite for the public expendi.
ture, ana The means providing for ii, lhe Chamber has
no complete information on the subject, especially the
reasons which call for such expenses for the armv' and
the defence of the frontier iortresses. His ExceIIencv
mad, TWO months ago, expressed his hopes of a favour
able result OF the negotiations with the five Great Pow
er'; those hopes have been fulfilled by the Protocols
NOS L anu IL, which regulate, in an equitable man
heT, the chief points of the separation of the two divi-
SONS OF the Kingdom, viz: the demarcation of the from
tiers, and the share TO be borne by each in the debt
Inc hing animated his assent to these terms. and rea-
sonabiy expected that every thing would soon be ar
ranged. He observed, that farther ornaments in Bel
gum were now without an object, and that they sbonid
cease, IN order that the ornaments on our side might
also he but an end to.
Contrary to expectations, no progress was made
since the beginning OF the year; all those guccessiveIv
invested with power in Belgium, even the present Re-
gent, have shown no disposition TO execute the proto-
coils, but the contrary. The Powers represented in the
Congress of London were treated i'm manner hat COLD
not be expected in civilized Europe, even in the midst
oil war. Our territory is continually violated bv Rel.
glan marauders, who make individuals residing near the
frontiers ieeI all the hardshirs OF war. The communi-
ca ions with Maestricht s. in some degree open but the
beISldn troops have by no means retired TO the positjons
winch tleY occupied before he DIaf ol NovauJ.- tgon.