Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-23

erviees OF Marshal Sou who is decidedly the first militia
y administrator Of France, indispensable. 1t may
been considered prudent therefore, to deaden the
hostile aspect of military Premier by the association Of
,s sedave colleagues Thus giving full scope to the militia
" energies Of the Marshall preserving pacific prin-
,ple represented by the Duke dc Brogle, which tits
desirable TO maintain.
OF the unexpected composition OF the French
Cabinet 1t may be that it is inteuded only temporary
but whether intended or not there
abundant for anticipating speedy dissolution Tho
French Chambers meet ON the 10Th OF November
We announce positively that orders have been Civ
the sailing of British fleet the Scheld hut
peable does the continued recusancy of the King OF
Holland appear that until the positive fact may be made
manifest by the result there is yet creduy
the expressed resistance OF Holland being carried into Ell
feet.
While we are treating of this subject may take the
opportunity remark that the nomination OF the party of
the Docrnarians the numerical predominancy OF the
French Cabinet assurance the Continental Powers,
that should render necessary the of the
French army into Belgium, such foreign auxiliares
within the frontiers OF Belgium hour longer than mighn
be for the accomplishment OF the single object
OF compelling the total evacuation of the Belgian terrific
ries by the Dutch.
LONDON October 10.
The French Journals receivable by estalee to-day
likely TO reach in time for this days Globe, in
sequence OF which enabled TO refer TO any
thing novel than what appears the select
ed from those OF the date OF Friday In the poficia
portion of the Moneur OF that day appears circular adj
dressed by Marshal Sout, in his capacity of Prss-
dent OF the Council to the principal civil and military
funconares his assumption OF the lead assigned 10 him
Ii will be that he openly esPouses the line Of policy
of his deceased predecessor, with which in
directly implies that he will be decisive respects
the Vaccinations of the Carists and in such treatment
Of foreign affairs will produce solution of all the great
European questions Whatever he NAV expect, he an
pears apprehend adequate Of support in the
Chambers although, OF course nothing of the kind would
be put forw ard, however much he might expect it.
Looking the language of all the Journals, and of al
most all the Partisan letter writers, this administration
cannot survive the meeting of the Chambers, that is TO
say, than Ave six weeks but must confess
that although fully of the struggle of the opposition
not quite satisfied that it will turn out
whclming as is pretended We have thought that we
have perceived more than symptom of late, that a
large portion of the trading and industrious population of
France becoming weary of agitation, and less and
less disposed to aid in OF procras-
innate the aanments of a state of society compatible with
nected with peaceable pursuits. We may be mistaken
these views, but il is obvious that such ancipations
least be entertained by Louis Philippe and his
ministry.
Since writing the above, and late hour this after
noon received the French papers OF Saturday and Of
Yesterdays date. We have net time to make extracts
which the less regret their void OF i'm
portance. Royal ordinance, dated Thursday, creates
hty-nine peers, amongst whom we find the foowing-
Marshal Grouchy, Count BereDger Marshal Gerard
Major General Ahan, Nj. Durand lie Mareuil, NJ. Ber
tin de Vaux, and NJ. Viemain letter from Paris
correspondent joins in the general conclusion that the
ministry cannot stand.
The Journal DIT Commerce says, ave are assured
that the Duke de Broglie intends, within few days. to
assemble the principle representatives Of the Foreign Pow
in order make them acquainted with the the
new Cabinet proposes TO follow, well at home abroad
1t is said that Baron Fagel, the Dutch Envoy, who had
demanded his passports has abandoned his intention of
parting since he has known the composition of the
Cabinet.
1t is said that the Baron Fagel the Dutch Minister at
Paris, had demanded his passports, but learning the
fe61af'" of tho Ministry he did not persist 10 his
Two stories given respecting span---ono ,h., T..
uhahd or ms brother Don Carlos agreed 10 the n,ar
G ms eldest son with Ferdnands daughter bad agreed
mat Carlos should succeed the throne and The eh
mat on the suggestion OF the British Minister the eJs;
son o. CarIoS should marry the young Queen of Poru
gaI the condition being that Ferdinand should use his IN
contest he
: ct the House of Braganza. wv e'
The AugSburgh Gazette is quoted for the purpose r
e"s hd' austria means TO protest against the use of
force towards Holland, but to take no further step
5 me Hag"e' Oct l2-The Journal de la Have of this
"d'e contains the following article
|. iH'a'e correspondence of the Journal a Have
.v "PARIs, OctoberS
rom 'ena they come just the right moment 10 add ~
assment OF our present situation. Marshal
hialSOh our Ambassador, gives account of a very i'm
poran conference which he had with Prince Mettenih
me atter declared in the positive manner thai il was
PoSs'o'e h'ary Intervention could place bv one
OF me great Powers between Holland and Belgium i VS.
ior hese two States TO terminate their d renee nv,
.Th eg eou,u calm no assistance beyond advice.
., ms communication OF Prince Metternich comedies
win the resolution that the London Conference ha. go
wat ''eoPo'u mas nothing TO do but 10 resign HIMSELF"
TT, british Consulate Office, Brest Oct a.
Isl he Portuguese ship San Joan Magnanimi, arrived AZ
| inns port yesterday
She was captured by the schooner Eugcnie boIon;
20 squadron OF Admiral SatOOus oPorto on the i9
This vessel is of about 500 tons burtben i sail 10 h.
s 70 e forugues Government, and laden with rice
articles. ''"s'' '"u some small
ne last Turkey mail brings intelligence that tbe army,
~ : "chd OF Egypt was within few DAYS march of the
c'P"al' ana no troops TO oppose their yicorious
ietter from Smyrna, dated Sept g. states that
my "y expected 10 learn Of important events having oc
CURED at Consannople, towards which civ tbe EsYn
s were rapidly advancing, and must then have been
% e Few days march as they passed Koukia 20 davs
ana mad been joined by the people every where ~
"eir progress. The Government AT Constani;ponIo 49,,
III most critical state. The cholera had made lie p
'"cc at CohstantinoPe the plague was on the decline
LEGHoRN.-At Tnpol the complication If aaa;. 10
comes greater and greater. The Pacha bayina oaI
me English Consul The of 40 900 colonnaIes nsJ
NVO'VUU' which England claimed, the latter Refused
mem ne ialter then transmitted ITO 900 colonnate.
70 the rench Consul in order deliver himself 10 tho
rIehch government The town is still besieged Inv tho
Iepes VINO are commanded by grandson of the Pacba
whose iaiher the eldest of the Pacha died in Fgvn
roIe ne was cxiled The rebels receive every day re-
ihl0rcements from the towns ~ -
III IS generally thought that the old pacba ,vboso
means OF Drawing the danger whether mild or rigorous
10 flight. S'e'u vi lake
LIVERPOOL, Oct. ID COfion-The demand for all
' e"Puons OF Cotton has again been upon a limited
scale having been confined chiefly to the Immediate van,.
OF the trade Prices have. however been GIv
nueed' me low qualities Of American Cotton have rcgan
ca he slight decline noticed in our last BaziIs RENAL,
III limited demand, and il is freely met by the hold
ers. we make no change in quotations There wac
Ter more business done yesterday and the mare cos
eu very hrmIY. I he sales OF WOOL ;,ol,,;.