Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-11

"Tho Portuguese regiments 6ght vcry bfavely,-Two
regiments OF Cavalry aud two or three Infantry are con-
hdenty reported to have deserted Miguel and common
ced their march up TO Join u.s.
The Miguelitc fleet was to have out yesterday,
but appears they will not Admiral Saorious is block
aiding Lisbon, and we hear that two OF the forts at tho
mouth OF the Tagus deserted We have raised hero
about 5000 recruits and volunteers, who being
trained Stores arms, and every thing in abundance;
and this combined movement which about ako
place prove successful the cause is gained.
(Erom the Messenger DIES Chambres.)
TELEGRAPHIc DESPATCH
BAYoNNE, July "a, four o'clock in the afternoon
Nine bataions OF Don Pedro, OF which veterans
have been formed Oporto 600 troops Of Don Pedro
the 10th carried the position Of the troops Of Don Miguel
battalion oil the latter went over to the iormer and
marched upon Azurand with them. This column has nine
pieces OF artillery.
"On the same day a column of 2,4OO men belonging to
Don Pedro, marched upon Braga which il entered the
18th. 1t reinforced by the Constitutionass its
march This column has no artillery.
Ponte delima occupied on the 18th by 500 of Don
Pedros men, Numbers Of Portuguese emigrants had
rived at Tay, in Galica.
This news is dated the 18th from vigoin Gaicia.
Of this last despatch the London Courier says,
are given in it OF certain movements OF the Portuguese
Constituionasts, most of which we know, from other
sources could not have taken place The French Co
vernment ought 10 be cautious in the selection of
the agents whom employs for the transmission of news
Teegaphic dispatches should never be open TO suspicion
either OH the part Of the Government or the public
PARIS, July 29.-(Private Correspondence 30 Tho
indignation excited here by the fresh ousges the Diet
is universa and Government here evidently only wait
ing for reasonable to interfere the subject
viii England do kcwise' The of Poland gives
| out 100 propheuc reply.
| Discovery Of the lost Jfedais-On Saturday July
2St about 40 Of the lost medals Of the Royal Library
found in the river in front of the Pont de Tourrec the
greater part OF which, though Of bronze, extremely
and valuable and yesterday 4sl of lesser size
porance were taken out of the The whole
Der thus recovered is said ,240 The search
will be continued to-day.
The Dutch Army.-The establishment Of the army of
the King Of Holland, including artillery cavalry and in
antry amounts to upwards OF hundred thousand
ing men.
The Belgian army.-The army Of Belgium consists of
fifteen batteries OF artillery fourteen of which calcu
lated for field service Each of batteries COM
posed OF eight pieces namely two moars and
amounting to hundred and twenty pieces Of ordnance.
The cavalry, independently Of the gen-d 'armepe and
corps OF guides consists of five regiments vizwo reg
ments OF Light Horse, two regiments OF Lancers, and
regiment of Curassiers. The Belgian infantry
posed of twelve regiments OF the line, three regiments
Sharp shooters, Foreign Legion and two Volunteer
regiments The whole strength OF the army OF Belgium,
including twenty thousand Civic Guards, amounts to
| eighty thousand men fit for service
The late European is full of interest The sue
cess OF the LiberdtoI OF Portugal is longer doubtful,
and the fate of the monster Miguel sealed Nina is said
TO be ready to make another effort in SPAIN which is ripo
forrevolt. Spain would have Portugal an auxia-
ry and France at least well wsher and neutral; for
we take it for granted that PHILIPPE would show
hostility The despoic proceedings of the German Diet
have produced reaction, which will set that part of
Europe in flames, while Belgium and Holland on the
eve oil war; and the great already armed and
IN the held, ready TO sustain the respective belgerents
The thrones of the Tyrants otter. God prosper THE
PEOPLE contendng for their rights! nnsylranian.