Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-09
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The arrival, last evening of the ship Elisha Denison
Capt Lane from Liverpool has placed the Editors OF the
Gazette possession OF London papers OF the 2h Ii
vcrpool of the 2Sth of August.
The papers are unusually barren Of news.
Don Pedro at the latest dates, had made no new move
men occupying The position asat former dates
The northern Powers of Portugal were IN na spirits and
throwing abundant supplies or Don Miguel while
Don Pedros army was in absolute want.
The frontiers Of Germany covered with troops and
inc atoms with France inierruPed and some
and the military. III" '''''"'
There appears TO be disunon in the Camp the Prn
ces oil Germany and that Austria and Prus IA had not
their word TO the minor Severegns by concednp the con-
meFcIa freedom which was 10 be The bride they were
10 oer 10 their subjects oT the loss of their Constitutional
rights. Al present 1t is known that Prussia has contrv.
ed wall OF RECOMMENDATION the minor States AMI
the people find their industry ruined
The Swiss have compelled Austria 10 cxnl,in tho ro,
son OF her armaments on their frontiers
The Cholera in Europe generally continues TO decline
ne FrussIanS VINO were studying at the expense Of
theIr government had received orders to quit Paris
The Journal of Antwerp says:-It seems that the fine
American ship, with 1000 bags of coffee now AT Flushna
anu bound TO our port, viii, however, 20 to Holland be-
cause the price OF that article is higher there and because
foreign ships coming from Java have drawback of two
honns per picul.
Extract from the Agent TO Loyds at oporto. dated
aug Is Admiral Sartorus is sill off The Bar; but two
or ree OF his vessels have joined him up 10 O'clock
this morning -Four vessels of l6 Guns each at Ls yiIl
ne ready TO join him from hence next week Don Mi
gueis squadron hps not been seen since the 10Th Don
fedfo rs making The greatest exeron put this city in
49, tO-ta in sit
Capt Sir Thongs Trowbridge the Stag and have some
conversation with Admiral Sartoris Don Mig,IrI's so",
dron reformed to the Togus, 18th inst"
BRUSSELS, Aug 24-Letters from Frankfort cav tba,
III 'he countries on the Rhine and Maine the harvest this
year is TO that Of last year five TO three Corn has (i
len IN price 25 per The vintage on the Rbonasr
anu Fai GH promises TO be equally abundant.
mai, From rom, The London I.1 Morning Chronicle Avg 81
OF the I'm INST They state tlat Don MgueI had abun
dance OF money at his disposal and that the aen,n,
~heh ne made to raise loan before Don Pedro effected
a iahdng' was merely ardfce conceal the fact Of
MS having received a large supply from some of tbe
northern powersWe rather surprised NJ the Hitlc re-
serve WIN which some OF the writer's the letters induIg
III remarks on politics, for they more explcit tb9n
eyer. LISBON seli remained pretty tranquil, but nearly
he Whee OF the troops had been Withdrawn for the mr.
pose OF meeting The invaders should they have attenpted
TO march upon Coimbfa F
Nearly the whole of the squadron NJ No., Mill l.
returned to the Tagus from Oporto, after experiencing
good deal OF damage from the attack made uon il nv Al
Ihra odrlonus IL was reported that the Portuguese Adj
ina had declined any further encounter from An aprre
hension that the crews board one or two of the e
ships would have mutined w "b'''
from OPorio under the date Of the 10Th We learn ,a,
me additional fortcaons had been completed 60 that II
the Portuguese army should venture 10 anpro,cl ;,;
gun-shot OF the place, they will ,neet ,v;tli LII
non as VIII compel them TO retreat precpitatelv
represented as enjoying good health and spirits
a'ougn unable from the absence of supplies (Which
must nave reached him ere nowO of uatiro ,on...J
movement with his gallant little army
Ch0fcTd, at Brussels for three DAYS ending Auc 22d
l79 cases and 11deaths ''s -@u'
I'D England Scotland and Ireland the report of cholera
uoWh 10 Aug % were, cases 7O3 deaths 29o 49,
yeFed 4Sl, remaining 2273-grand total % II5-total
deaths 1896 Totals from places where the disease IT,
ceased cases 1851; deaths 5275-akinp in all 3s SOC
eases, and l4,22l deaths. '0'
Col Murat has left ENGLAND for Onorto 10 ;o A. r.,
'uutlona troops. Among the volunteers from France
~ Don PedrO's Army, nephew of Tvdc die Nc,,
.nIe, and grandson Of lafayette.