Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-28
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ONE DAY LATER FROM LONDON

the Court Of Naples, has been despatched Turin to
Cowey, the English Ambassador, has been recalled
from Vienna to be succeeded by Sir F. Lamb brother
Lord Melbourne There IL difference Of opinion at
Vienna as what disposition will be made of the Poles
who have entered the Austrian dominions-some
friends Of the Poles affirm that Is only part of DIVER
nickfs corps who sought refuge in the circle Of Tamo
pal, and that these, after laying down their arms which
would be carried after them, may be conducted 10
the Old Polish Frontiers near Cracow, whence they
might return without obstacle 10 their country.
Others affirm that the Polish fugitves will remain in
depot in Austria ill the end OF the revolution, but the
military effects, arms, &c. government property, be
given up to the Russians.
Russian Courier had arrived at Vienna the 9th
May, having passed through Lhhaania He sfirms
that the instruction In that province is almost entire
ly suppressed. several Of the having been
shot.
The Standard Of May 10th, says: 1--WE understand,
on COOL authority that negotiations actually enter
ed into, under the mediation of Austria and Prussia.
Count Lebzeern and Gen. MuliDg have, il is said,
tually arrived at Warsaw for the purpose. The Rus
sian army acquiring accession of strength from the
Asiac Provinces in detachmsnts OF Bashkris and other
tribes; and Prussia has augmented her Gordon sa,tdre
| to 100 600 men,"
from tho London Courier, Tuesday evening, May i.
The Paris papers, which arrived this morning
tain letter from the Archbishop OF Paris, who had
refused to administer the sacrament the celebrated
Ex-Cons,ituional Bishop, Gregore, except upon the
condition Of recantaon Of the particular opinions sup
posed TO be entertained by Gregoire, who is the
point of DEATH The Archbishop, half afraid of the in
dgnaon OF the French Ministry, by whose order
In question:, and by whom arrangements have been
made to receive the body in the church after death, but
unable to conquer the prejudces OF education and habit
calls upon the clergy under his control enable him
reconcile the duties OF his Office and those required by
his country, by uniting with him in entreaiing the
mercy OF God one OF those marks Of grace lin favor,
presume Of the dying Const tutonast) which touch,
calm and anquillze. Such is the Metropolitan Bishop
Of regencrated France. The Government, however,
has done its duty.
tits with regret have to announce the death of
of the defenders OF liberty, Nj. Labbey de Pompi-
eres, aged 81. BY singular coincidence, II only
this morning. few hours before his DEATH tn the de-
coration OF July TO which he attached much value,
was granted TO him according to the NJ oniteur.
CITY, Twelve o'clock.-We have confidential
news OF any interest this morning, and tho Consol
Market is consequently dull with very little business
doing.
The opening price was IS ls Ia but since then il
has declined to 81 7s, which is the quotation
present.
1t is settling day Ia the Foreign Stock Market; but
there no material alterations in any Of the Sscuri
ties
Extract OF letter, dated LIVERPOOL May 49,
There is rather doing in Flour at the low prices
s3s for Orleans and Virginia. SSs o. s4s for Phiadel
phia and New York, SIS Cd 35s for Wesern.-The last
London avsrage Ills 3D. say % Adj under the previous
one and the Liverpool average is SIS 7d that the du
~ must 20 TO IS I'd per bril- Some very good New
York Wheat sold to-day at 9s Cd per 10 lbs This an
advance Of two grades, and Wheat lis Sd per quar-
ltsr.-Eds, j. OF C.l
Other letters say that tho duty would certainly adj
vance the Goth
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
| PHILApELPHIA, June 2I.-By the ship Pioneer,
Captain Marbury, (0f Aiexandris0 which sailed from
Liverpool May 18th, in the afternoon, London dates of
the I7h. and Liverpool to the 1S have been received
the Merchants Coffee House, and from which the fol-
lowing extracts made:
The London Courier Of tho 10th ian evening papsr)
gives full credit to the account Of the capusion Of
Dwernicks corps TO the Ausians first Published in In
Times OF that morning
Extract of letter from the agent 10 Lloyd's at Glib
raltar dated April 2l:-"By accounts received from
Tanger, appears that insurrection had broken out
at Mequinez, where the Emperor is residing. IL seems
the troops, IL 900 in NUMBER under the command oil
the Emperor's nephew. who had been to occupy
the province Of Tremazen in the AIgerne territory
the French INVASION having disgusted the Tremezans
by their exorbitan exactions and he Emperor fearing
civil war, recalled them TO Mequnez where gratili-
cations given to the army generally, making diff.
ference however the household troops receiving
dollars, but those returned from the expedition only two
revolt ensucd threatening the lives of the Emperor
and his Minister Bendris The former had been shut
up three days In his palace, and the latter supposed
TO have escaped when the account came away"
! BELFAST, May Ga kings ship is daily expected in
the shannon, to prevent any intercourse by be-
tween the insurgents OF Clare and the peasantry OF the
county of Limerick On Sunday party Of the Terrys
crossed from Clare to the county OF Limerick and while
the people at mass, the invaders charged from
house to house plundering them of pistols swords SC
and re-ernbarkcd.
| From tho London Morning Herald, May II.
III the Earl OF Aberdeen had continued until the pre-
sent time TO fill the important Office OF Secretary for
Foreign Affairs, the insults OF Don Miguel the British
nation and his repeated and gross vic ion of the rights
and liberties oil BRUSH SUBJECTS, would have only
NAMED unnotced and unatoned for, but probably
the sufferers would have been exposed additional We
atoms Tor daring 10 compain while the dastsrdy usurp
himself received substantial marks OF favor and sym
pahy OF our government for no other than
showing 10 the world every possible occasion, that
he held the power OF Great Britain in tho inc fla
| Sic contempt.
The German Papers received last night, assert h Q
defeat aud surreDd'r Of the brave Dwetnckt 10 Cali.
es, which was stated upon their authority yesterday.
snt however, the statements there see ms
TO be soe room TO hope That they not ll-foupd
cd 10 the exsot There IL doubt but that since tn
defeat Of Ssrawski the position OF DwsrDicki in Vol
byDis and Podoia had become very critical, aad his
Irasments were enhanced by the arrival OF 81.
troops TO bis enemies, but particularly from tbsf part
Of their army which was lately stationed In The Turk
| ish provinces. He seems 10 have been engaged in a
series VI deshuetivs col iics VITA these grssuy
rior forces 70 s0me time past mar wiring regain
the ccmmnnie ion with biz resources, ill 81 Length he
found hiS.eil urged upon the Austrian lines wi,b no
alternative but to tut through with y handful Of MN
dsspsrate rou5a', or % throw himself upon he bu
mainly and hospitality OF uontfa towe-. H. corps
which but iUe iitle ago consisted oil 5000
redGeo 10 less ,tau GOO; for IN ngsgse
ment alone, upon the 30 h, with neral Rudgsf. he
is said 10 have sustained very Nesvy loss Toe Pros.
elan State zetie states upon tbs sutbofi OF lsteT
from VienuA dated May 5b that ofheial 10 ice had
reached the Aule Council, Of the surrender Of DIVER.
mic k and the wreck Of his corps N the Auliin auh0.
rites, Up'n he 81 preceding. The R9sasns pursued
the m 80 holly bai Ibey violated the Boundary, and IL
was not until The Austrian officer. with some Hussats
n Of Austria, the brave fugtvss bospi ably pre-
tset,d and IL IL hoped, will be kiniy treated They
are TO be into the Interior. The only ground which
ihsrs 10 for doubling this Dews IT, that though pro-
fesses n 70 Berlin from Vienna, Of q date Of
y e 9th Msy. he Austrian Observer The Oh, sJpur
nal by inclined 10 favor the Poles silent up
| on the subject OF Dwsrbitk . feverses.
The French papsrs repeat their assorsnees 'ba, The