Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-30
FOREIGN.
n Ew ioRK, Nov. 20

NEW York, Nov 80
From EURorE.-The packet ship Rhone Captain
haway arrived this morning, bringing Havre papers TO
The 2oh OF October, aud Paris papers to the I9 both in
elusive. a'f ' "
The session of the States Holland was opened ON tbe
10Th October The speech OF the King is contained in the
rars papers Alter expressing his regret that no sasac
Tory arrangement OF the Belgian question had been effect
ed he says: "The atoms which will he m,c IN
you by my orders, high and mighty lords touching The
state oil the negotiation, will you that the sp of
concession oil winch we have made trial. has reached its
utmost limits, those namely which are imposed by the
safety independence and honor Of the country He
on 10 remark, that the defence org ON The
are upon ahe most satisfactory footing; that the
naval forces are well disciplined faithful and full of war
like ardour; and then Observes "I contrary to- all cxpec
talon, the interests OF the country require greater nl
oil force have already prepared for this purpose ali Tho
necessary MEANS with full confidence in the assent of
the nation.' Wv ~ "
letter from Brussels dated October 18Th onpounccs
mat Leopold has recast his ministry OH more liberal
PLAN. General Nypes is TO be Minister of War: nj
ebeau, ex- Minister OF the Regent 10 be Minister of
nse; General Goblet Minister of Foreign Affairs; aI
eulenaere' ex- Minister OF Foreign Affairs to be Minis
ter oil the lntereur; and M. Haulmann Minister of FL
nance. Messrs. Raikem, De Theux and Coghen 60 on,
OF the Cabinet--the former is TO made proc,,rer
OF the Court OF Cessation.
The Gazette OF Lisbon of October 3d. publishes brief
account oil lhe battle between the forces Of Don Pedro
and those oil Don Miguel the 29th of Septen,ber 4,
admits that the troops of Miguel beaten back by
oil the enemy, but claims that the retreat was made in
good order sour troops" says the account after
having gwen many proofs OF courage were OBLIGED IN
IRE and resume their former position on account of the
great strength OF the enemy composed of two f
batteries connected by netrenchnens behind with which
he reoes nave great and easy while our
troops being obliged 10 march broken ground and ex
posed to the batteries, the columns could not protect each
other" ~ r cat"
Among the changes lately made in the Spansb MIME
Try Is the appointment OF General Wives as Minister of
war viii be recoleced that this gentleman lately re.
signed his situa Governor General of Cuha onJ 90
turned to Spain Bordeaux paper of the l4tb of Octo
per- mas the following paragraph in regard TO the new
composition OF the Spanish Ministry:
m he fha Qua
eonyaiescence OF the King. This is announced by the
Madrid Gazette of the 9Th, which also contains decree
n or s;aosns the University Several changes the
new Ministry are also stated NJ. Monnet Minister of
war ana NJ Eneyma Pedra, Minister of the Finances
nave oeeh superseded, the former by General Wives and
me- e i:''er oy M. imas Two oil the late Ministers have
oeeh imprisoned, Nj Alcuda in the Citadel of Pampe,
ma and NJ Calonarde ia the Fort of Saint Sebastian AT
Cadz, where the dctment against him is being prepnr-
ca. IL Is generally allowed that the choice of General
yves is even preferable that of General Monne, M
ma', the new Minister of Finances filled the same
uhuer me constitutional GOVERNMENT and lately Di
rector OF the Customs No doubts either his caTacirv
or good intentions.
HOLLAND AND BELGIUM
ENHac' OF letter OF the 18th inst. from Brussels =
very late hour last night superior officer of the
French Army of the North arrived with DISPATCHES from,
Marshal soult and Marshal Gerard for General Evain,
our Minister OF war, General Desprez and NJ. de La
TOUR Maubonrg, the Ambassador OF France This morn
ing General Desprez ordered all the officers under his
command TO be ready to set for Louvan on Tuesday
The Kings military household his ades-de.camp and
suite, have received similar order for the same dav
ihe royal headquarters will be fixed at Louyain whittier
'be hing VIII proceed in person Wednesday OH which
Jay ne VIII review the troops stationed Diesle forming
part OF the First Division, under General Hurre I'M
medlaely after the review the camD will he brokon nm
ana the troops marched towards Maesirich The Other
DIVISIONS VIII follow and support this movement. All Off
GERS absent on leave reioin their corps whou do
lay IL IS said that the French army will not enter Bel
GUM unless we should receive check: but our Govern
'"' va" eso"eu 10 make attacks upon every point"
letter from Ancona, Of the Sd inst announces the ar
va Of creek steamer in that port from Napoi d Ro.
MANIA with Bavaridn Envoy returning TO Munich IL
appears certain That the parties in Greece have at last all
united IN acknow edng the King, and that Tranquil
MY now prevails in the Morea.
FRANCE.
FARIs' Oct 1.-THE Opposition Deputies who are now
~ fans nave held first meeting the residence of
neIs' Ihese meetings we understand will be renewed
from time 10 lime till the Session opens and will ,aLe Ia
az the residence OF one or the other OF the Honorable
LATEST FROM ENGLAND
BY the packet ship Carroll of Carolron the editors Of
The Philadelphia United States Gazette have received
LONDON .r and Liverpool papers to the Goth Oct.
The British Parliament stands orogued TO the IItb of
december, but the Morning Herald expresses belief
mat u VIII be re- assembled deliberate on the affairs o
belgium aud Holland, which have certainly come
10 a crisis The Liverpool Journal Of the 2Oh saws:
"Ibings on the continent drawing to crisis which
must evenuate in an European War, or a permanent
peace"
From Ireland there is nothing but accounts Of violence
ana OF ITS cause, The enforcement Of the 1.-THE claims
The London Herald Of the Both saws:
- usual lh we dDsence OF Ot1cal Information
reports have been ndustriously circulated bo in Inc
city and upon the Stock Exchange, relative TO The state
Of affairs ~ Holland and the line Of policy which The Go
verBmen Of this country really intends to pursue, bnt az
sufficient time has not yet elapsed they must be consider
ed as wanting authenticity
MExIco.-By letters from Vera Cruz received here.
It appears that Santa Anna had obtained victory over the
government troops that he made bis entry into The town Of
Pueba the lh Of October, and that having continued
bis march he on the 18Th, at great distance from
Mexico. He was then at the head Of 500 men The
Pnladephis papers have also sent tie following in
slip received by this mornings mai--.W Y Ere Posf
Letters have been received from Vera Cruz 10 the 2Oh
Oct' which state that battle had been fought at San
Augustine del Palno, by The troops under Generals 81
anna aud Faco, which resulted in favor Of the former
and alter serious opposition from Gen. Andrade COM
mahIer OF the government troops ST. Anna had marched
mo Peubla on The 4 October where all quiet At
INC last dates Al Mexico, serious approximations were
entcrsined Of being plundered The Governor had is
sued proclamation calling upon the citizens to assist the
o'ders IN parolng The streets, and had given orders 10
or dwellings.