Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-13

should he persist, one Of three things must happen-,
Nicholas must descend from the stills and trick with his
any, or openly encourage his pretensions 20 Belsm or
France and England must give wav and nnrcbose a,i6
GREECE.
London Feb 29-Just as we ,o.. ; 4, $780,. .
received from Malta -, ,cconn, Of
the unfortunate occurrence that place at Argos on the
2lst OF December last is in The contict between
the Government troops and the Rumcot the former
had forty killed and sixty wounded the latter only six
killed and nine wounded Several of the ;nba
bitants OF the city had also lost their lives on the
The Rumeliots eventually retired from Argos and sue
cesded in possessing themselves of all eastern Greece
Sir Sratford Canning had arrived at Napo;, on the
2Oth oil December, and left that place on the nth
OF January by land for Epdaurus The Albion steamer
went round TO meet him there. The Action friyate with
ple.-London Courier.
The King Of Greeee-Thc acceptance of the profer
ed honor by the King OF Bavaria in the of his son
(Oho) will probably be matter of form The Con-
ference were pretty Of his willingness accede TO their
plan before they communicated their decision the court
of Bavaria.
Late and important from .Merieo.-we are indebted
to friend for the suboncd letter from which
it will be that battle has been fought betwe tho
cohehuinS parues IN Mexico, ana Santa lima defeated.
HAVANA, March 49,
Letters from Vera Cruz informs that Santa Anna, ami
mated by his success on the Odd of February made CO.
cond sorie the head men, and directed his march
towards the plains OF Soome, where he the
troops of the under Gen. Caderon on the 3D. OF
| March, VINO was ready TO receive him.
Santa Anna inpatient of delay, attacked them with i'm
petuoy, and was received with rmness by the Govern
battle lasted from 10 in the morning to p. M when San
ia Anna being defeated obliged retire to Vera Cruz
where he arrived with only two His loss
pued at 300 killed including Colonel Lantors, and
prisoners, including 40 officers On the 4th there arrived
at Vera Cruz $50 iugives The inhabitants waiting
from hour hour for the arrival conq,icor that thew
might open their gates AMI receive him. The 9Th reg-
ment has been put TO the sword, and the ith also has
large part Of it destroyed.
| p. s. March l9.It is rumored that Gen Santa Anna
has been for three days off ST. Antonio in brig which has
at length disappeared So you may perhaps expect him
in the United States. His flight is very proper for
he had no troops to defend him.
.drripdl Of Don Pedro at Terceira-Captain Tuyachc
OF the French brig COtonnier from Havre, via Tercera
arrived yesterday, informs that Don Pedro arrived at
Terceira from France the I'd ut in the rigate Con-
gress. The rgae .4a, ships and brig, transports ar
rived on the LIST. The city Illuminated for three
nights and great reocings had taken place Don Pedro
reviewed his troops the 5th and the following
visited the castle. There Terceira rigates ship
briggs, and schrs. of war, and about 900 men. Re-
cruis were arriving daily from Faya Pco Flores and ST.
Michaes and several more ships, steamboats, SC. with
men, were expected every moment from Europe The
whole were in high spirits sanguine OF success and cx-
pccted to sail tor Portugal about the May-Chares-
ton Courier, .4pri 3.
From PoRrUGAL.-Capt. Marshall, of the brig Roam
oke, who left Lisbon the 25th of February states
that the people there daily expecting Don Pedro
Two English n gun ships Lisbon. "A corvette
had arrived from Falmouth in days passage the day be-
fore the r. sailed and reported that eight ships of the line
were to sail from Falmouth shortly after. The general
opinion at Lisbon that they out to pre-
the interference OF the Spanish government.