Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-11


Tuesday last hasten 10 send you the best accounts
can collect Of the important event OF which she brings
but very imperfect parravenone of the passengers
or officers having been shore 0por,o and depending
on the communications made by officers OF the British
squadron off Oporto for the accuracy of the intelligence
They state that an engagement took place Monday last
at short distance from Oporto, between the troops of
Don Pedro and Don Miguel, in which the former
successful, after contest which commenced
early in the morning of Monday and did not terminate
ill nghtial. appears that Don Miguel had pushed
all the troops he could command from Lisbon and Coim
bra TO the amount oil l25OO and attempted TO take
Don Pedro by surprise; but the latter advanced from
Oporo in good order, and regular battle took place,
Oporto at night with 1000 prisoners, aud the trophies
Of his conquest, aud Tuesday before the Columbia
left oporto was at the head Of his army engaged in pur
suing the remnant of Don Miguel's force.
II is said that the British battalion distinguished itself
particularly and received the thanks of the Emperor for
its galany and il is also stated, that the the
enemy came in sight brave counrymen and the
French battalion charged them the point Of the bayone
and threw them into confusion by which the ultimate
OF the day much advanced.
From the Gazette dc Lisbon.
"LIsBoN, July 12.-Ofcioi-P Portuguese The as
onshiug and constant proofs of the fidelity of your prnc
pies the holy religion of anccsorso to
your customs-of loyalty TO your Sovereignsof love
your liberties and TO the ancient institutions by which the
kingdom always made itself feared and respected in the
whole world have been dsrcgaded and nsulted by
the emery OF the rebels, who, ndeagabe in their mad
and deusve hopes have dared to sully the Portuguese
territory.
Portuguese The rebels with the assistance of some
foreigners, whom they have in their payforeigners al
ready defeated and beaten in their countries the
civil connections which they excited in them-atcmpt to
deprive you of your liberty and Of your property of which
hey would spoil YOU sacrificing you to be victims of
slavery and anarchy.
"Poruguescl The most powerful nations never sue
ceeded in attacking you with mpuny Victory and the
liberty of Portugal always the the most vio-
lent attacks that have been made in this classic soil of
deity vaor and independence Your victory is indubi
table Monarchica Europe expects it, and the Kingdom
will be saved from the most unjust and pcrverse
sion and insult that have been made it since the gori-
our origin OF the monarchy
"PortugucSe All OF fought with yaor adj
mred by all nations, against the formidable armies
naparc-you fought and conquered All OF you, since
my return TO these Kingdoms have given the evident
proofs that breasts animated by the vaor with
which your ancestors always succeeded preserving the
monarchy, their honor and indep endence
"More than four years have passed. during which your
enemies have attempted all the wicked means TO re-
duce these Kingdoms 10 abyss Your fidelity to the
principles OF your ancestors has triumphed ALL
The interest of tho nation, of the throne, and the
dependence of the country, identified Let us then
save the religion the nation, and the independence OF
| the country.
''Hasten then all to fulfil so noble duty Rise
in mass, but respect property; always listen the
voice OF the authorities and cooperate with nv valiant
army, of which at the head.
"Show the same ardor in your defence in tho de-
fence of the country, and of the throne that YOU did in
1908 and 1928, and the country will be saved
"Your Sovereign expects this Of the Portuguese who
all nations. THE KING"
CoNsrAxTINopLE, June 25-It is affirmed that an
agent from Mehemet Ali is come to make proposals OF
peace to the Porte. He is said ask the Porte TO ac-
knowledge him as independent Sovereign Egypt the
dignity to be hereditary in his family in the line,
cordng 10 the law of prmogeniture for which he will
ea. '0'' 's amour" OF "H''h is 10 be hereafter set
The Sultan it is said indignant at these proposals. but
several members oil the Divan considering the
expenses oil prosecuting the supposed be
soutey opposed to the proposal TO recognize the inepen-
and conditions favorable to the Porte.
PARIS, July 2Sth o'clock, p. M.-Whilc it is inti-
mated to the people of Paris that they may rejoice and
merry, in commemoraton of the three glorious days.
and the fesivi,ioo which mey may irSge are pre-
scrbed by the government and regulated by the police
the capital is surrounded by army of 40 900 men, ready
to al upon the merTymakers and others in need
The whole OF the National Guards called out to be re-
viewed by the King that their readiness TO act shoud
Gus disturbance take place. may be rendered the more
cure by such aerng testimonials OF Royal condescension
and regard, as 1t is presumed the national vanity is still
Preparations have already begun to be made at the
Royal chateau at ComPeigne for the festivities which
10 take place there the occasion of the Princess
marriage with King Leopold.
All the public offices closed early hour to-day
on account of the anniversary of the revolution The
Bourse did not open at all.
wv From the Messenger des Chumbres July27.l
we have Just received apiece of news the authenticity
OF whch we guaranty, and TO which seri-
ousy direct the attention Of France and the Government
The Ausrlans have concentrated extensive forces
Bregenz on the Lake OF ConstanceI2S pieces artillery
with their cassons complete have already arrived and the
Charge dA flares the Duke Baden has demanded from
mat Sovereign authority TO occupy Constance The Grand
Duke at Tst refused and referred the treaties which
guarantee the invioabiiy of his territory; but Austria
threatened to employ force, and the Duke obliged
yield.
1t is evident that the occupation of Constance by the
Austrian army is but the of opening the road 10
France through that part OF Switzerland This measure
cannot have reference TO the decisions of the Diet al
Frankfort for Constance is entirely separated from the
Duchy of Baden From Constance 10 Zurich and from
Zurich TO the frontier of France there but few DAYS
march, and we have no army on that point.
PARIS, July 2S-According letters from Fribourg of
the 2lh all the principal inhabitants of that place
ported by the whole population had resolved address
to the Grand Duke of Baden, requesting him Immediately
TO convoke the Legislature for the purpose advising on
the best means OF wrestling the country the yoke BY
which il is threatened.
FRANKFoRT, July 17-What was TO be expected as
national consequence of the resolutions of the Diet of
the 18th OF June; namely, the annung OF the law the
press in the Grand Duchy Of Badenis said have al
ready taken place. Should the Minister of Baden not
agree TO the expected resolutions of the Diet this will not
hinder the execution of them for the Diet considers
this and the preceding resolution the only authentic
depreciation OF the existing laws whose validity acknoyy-
lodged by all parties the dissent of member cannot
make any dhcuy nor can any opposition be expected,
as the Diet proceeds on the ground of the authentic inter
probation which il has exclusively reserved to itself Ii is
affirmed that the separate publication of the resolution
the Diet by the States not thought
declaration that it does not agree with the resolutions of
Carlsbad is sufficient The Baden Chamber, all know
has attempted to maintain the contrary.
HANOVER, July 23.-In a confidential sitting of the I'd
Chamber on the 2ls the question respecting the Minste
rial rescpt and the resolution of the Diet which had been
deferred, and also the motion Of Dr. Chrsan the sub
Ject were taken into consideration, and discussed with
great camness moderation, and eneTgy and il was at
length resolved, the motion of Dr. Sand Voss the SYN
die to which both Dr. Cbrsiani and Counsellor Dahlman
assened to invite the first Chamber to Joint commission
consisting OF four members Of each Chamber this