Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-31
FORs EhGN.
From the n. Y, Journal of Commerce of A

EVhS RIhaSIN.
From tho N. Y. Journal of Commerce OF August a.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM FRANCE.
AT 10 o'clock this morning schooner Journal
of Commerce up from below, bringing us Havrc
dates OF July 2Oth and Paris the 10Th, both inclusive
for which indebted Capt Dennison, of the ship
Kentucky and Capt Smith, of the Sarah Shcaf The
former left Havre on the 2Oh, the latter the 18th
The is warke in its character than has be-
fore reached us for months
The Austrian Ambassador at Paris, Count dAppony,
was dangerously sick.
The plague is announced having made its appearance
at Constantnople. The symptoms this year are much
more alarming than usual aud great numbers falling
victims.
The Cholera raging in Paris with considerable vio-
lence Deaths on the lSth 2O5 viz: large 52, hospi-
Gals 53 Increase from the previous day, 3j Admitted
to the Hospitals lis; cured 81 Died OF other disca-
SEES As
Says Paris date of the l9n- The extraordinary in.
crease OF the Cholera begins to revive AL the fears of the
hhablans oil this capital who had imagined themselves
rl OF the epidemic least for the present This second
devoopement of the disease anticipated by cians
who had observed its progress in other places instance
al Berlin where the second visit OF the epidemic
severe than the first
Paris July 1.-THE increase of Cholera during the
last days corresponds most unfortunately with the high
temperature Of the atmosphere, which day before yescr.
day passed so deg OF Reaumer, and is to-day the
intensity.
There general complaint that the measures taken BY
government on the first appearance OF The disease,
too suddenly discontinued
Paris, July Is In every part OF France the heat is
excessive. AT Strasbourg and Lse, the thermometer
rose TO Is 26 degrees of Rcaumcr AT Besancon it
Paris, July l9-Two companies are mentioned toiay,
which have been formed for the purpose of taking the
loan OF one hundred and fifty millions of francs. One is
composed for Rothschid s Brothers, Jonas Hagerman,
Blanc, Collin & Co., Ple Wills s. Co., Andre s. Cotter
James Ieborc & Co, &c The other OF HotIngeur s.
Co, Decssert Co.. Rougement, de Iowenberg, Barring
Brothers, and many other English houses.
Our government has received courier from the Hague,
with dispatches from the Marquis of Danatia They
announce that the cabinet of the Hague has received the
reply of the Conference its projected Treaty. but that
II still persists in refusing to accede to the propositions of
the Five Powers. Private letters from the Hague add
that the King of Holland has just received intelligence
from Prince Frederick of Holland dated Berlin which
indicate disposition the part Of the Prussian govern
mcnt, to sustain the Dutch government, in the course
which it has hitherto pursued. And in TRUTH when we
the Ausans and Pusdns, the point of establish
ing themselves the Rhine it is not surprising that all
concession is refused since it is certain that those powers
will assist the Dutch the moment France shall render aid
10 the Belgians
gium the King OF the French Pesevercs in the intention
OF giving his daughter in marriage to King Leopold hop
ing that this alliance will add responsibility 10 the new
realm, in the view of the King of Holland and give il
greater chances Of permanence II is said that
the marriage will take place the 9Th 10th of Au-
gust.
Turin, July Ga French courier has passed through
this place, his way Rome, for the purpose of CON
veying 10 NJ de ST. Aulaire the reply 10 the note of the
Roman Court the subject of the evacuation of Ancona
IT is said TO be OF evasve The French Cabinet
give it TO be understood that it is impossible this
10 comply with the wishes of the Pope but they hope
a favorable period.
PANS, July lS.-The official part of the Moneur to.
day does not contain the nomination of Judges and u-
of the peace Under the head of Interior, the Off
cal journal has few lines relative to the Protocol of the
Gernanic Diet but demands for the government the right
Of preserving silence questions Och hare drriUcd
to their termination.
Nevertheless, the manner in which the Ministers
treats the question, leaves doubt the ulterior
views of the government in favor Of neighbors and
ancient compatriots Of the Rhenish Provinces.
II appears that the vessels Of which have been ST.
mutaneousy fitted out at Chcrbourgh Brcst Touon
are to rendezvous at the port FIRST mentioned The proxi
nifty Of this port to the North Sea, confirms the conjec-
already made, that the destination OF this squadron
is either TO The Scheldt or the TexeI.
PARfs, July l9-For some time past, much has been
said concerning the ornaments at Brest and Toulon. All
the other seaporls likewise full Of activity 1t would
that we actually preparing for conflict both
by land and sea; for able announce as certain
fact, that considerable order for muskets and other fire.
has recently been executed account of the 90
vernment The barrels Of these muskcts were made in
France the stocks in Belgium, and the other parts in other
places. The orders distributed in this manner in
orIerto clude the notice Of the public
Furthermore, the department of Marine is the point
Of contracting with house in Paris for considerable
coal &C.
In fine there is talk Of constructing certain number
Of cannon, Of immense clibre aud other arms and
orders have recently been given for great quantities of salt
pctre and powder
PARrs July 17-Rumors of the invasion Of S,yi,zer.
land by Austrian troops have been spread through all the
levedc Can'ons. This has arisen from the appearance
OF certain Austrian officers on tie Frontiers Of Tyol and
L1mbary, making examinations under the precxt of cs
tabishing lines Of health. Letters from Milan speak
sdny OF the concentration OF Austrian troops tie Dor
dcrs Of Switzerland
We have ncws to-day, which confirms the previous re-
ports Of violent nsnrcclion n Bhens Bavaria, that
party Of troops bad joined the insurgents Austrian and
Prussidn troops were expected Immediately.
MADRID, July lO.-Ihe whole Court is in a state Of
anxiety in consequence Of an ndsposiion Of the King
the nature Of which is concealed by the physicians Our
town is full ol Carlstq.
DON PEDROS EXPEDITION.
We find nothing later concerning this expedition. The
following letter from French officer accompanying it,
viii be read With interest.
MArUzEvHos, Cnear OporfoJ Juiy IL am yet on
board, but small boats beginning the dcbsrkaon.
has commenced most happily, without the least oppo
Ion The Msucliies are quite tranquil IN OporO, and
VIII probably aiUii tomorrow without opposition