Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-01

De6tgtng so-
9uen, day. was truly terrbe aud the strongest feelings
created against Marshal Bournont
having insisted upon tho sttsck.-Thc Marshal himself,
who was severely wounded, is reported has gone to
Spain.
Letters from 0porto dated 18th July, say that ..the
civil ar which ought 10 have ON The cau,nre
Of the capital. proceeds with fury than before The
Aigueli.s have resumed their nocturnal
with alter malice than ever; they fire shot aud shells
from Csnsl and Vcrdunho battery. The consuls
house struck by az To- ball Saturday niy
which rsboundei fom house opposite" Some accounts
5000, md the troops OF Don Pedro have suffered
ally as the hgh'ing was on both sides most dc ter
mined
MADRID, Aug. THE Spanish governmental has be. n
at length induced to authorize the publication in the Ma
drd Gozette Of the accounts received from Lisbon
nouncng the defeat OF Mgueps roops, and the establish
ment Of the Queens authority in that city No partcu
lars, however, have been supplied by the oicisl pa
Bot this briet and constrained publication woud
have been made had not the information which il
ates been some days ago received at the British Embas
sy by courier dire Of from Lisbon end published in
way which lef TO doubt its correctness NJ. dc
Tea DESTROYS Of keeping back the news rs much as
possible, in order to give himself time consider what
course might suit him best to pursue under existing cir
cumstsnces day two ago generally believed
in political circles that N. de zea would not re.
main in Office after the decisive that affairs
have taken in Portugal II seems, however, that
no has no intention OF Withdrawing, and people are
beginning to get tired OF forming coneetures respecting
the fate Of tho cabinet The TACT 10 that the fate Of the
ministry will entirely depend the kings health. He
Majesty 10 not so much better said days ago.
Il is now week that lie has not stirred from his
Much unessiness Is felt al the palace this account, IL
about this time last year that he had the which
nearly brought him TO the grave. Every body knows
that the kings diseare is ncurabe one aud that every
fresh attack OF ii more dangerous Should his majesty
speedily recover his health, circumsance not at all
probable Il no, likely that tho smallest concession as to
principle or the least change OF policy will be obtained Of
him. Hut should he feel the necessity OF giving way TO
The advice pressed by hi. physicians, he will lead very
tranquil lie away from Madrid, and from all public bust.
eel nj he Il hv
and the aspect OF things will undergo entire change.
Meanwhile the turn Of events in Portugal
some important effects. On being informed OF it,, the
troops composing tho corps OF tho Por
Euesc frontier, under the orders OF General Sared
pressed JOY too Marked and even enthusiastic, to be mis-
understood. Tho Csrlsts have heen thrown into dis
may by The news and the Liberals have conceived ne
hopes.
The sentence Of the Court Of Alcades passed against
Tho tried The charge Ct being in the
air OF Toledo, having received tie Kings sanction was
notified last Monday to the condemned. 10 capital nal
~ Is 10 be incurred. daley, VileIa, Lenus and the
Count del Prado have been condemned the presdes
Tor ten years and one day. which for e
as remains with the King to fix the odd day, which he
never does so that the prisoners forever deprived OF
their liberty Negri, G,imares, Novoa, Marco del
Point have been cOndem ned TO six years presdes The
t,ia OF these had entirely lost its interest in conse-
quence Of the Kings refusal 10 permit that the
OF Don Carlos and the Portuguese Insn,es which contr-
bued in great degree in bringing about the
ed to in the proceeding The condemned however are
considered fortunate that has not beia.n them,
had they been Convicted oil having
constitutional cause they would most probably have met
Mh no greater indulgence than the political victims o:
1880 aud 1871
GERMANY
MUNICH. Aug. 2-The monument in honour Of the
30, 600 Bsvarans who fell in Russia is nearly completed
II stands in beautiful spot ont of the city Caroline
squsre which crossed by four principal one
which leads to thu Royal Palace OF Nymphenburg. Tits
$50 feet Ligh (of metsl) and standing on rocks.
great deal has lately been said among the literary
in this capital Of supposed intention OF changing the
stitution OF the Universities in the south OF Germany in
consequence OF the events ankor supposed have
originated in them, and proposal Of the President oil
the Diet and that il Intended organize them on the
plan OF the Austrian Universities This apprehension is
uniounded at least far the Universities are
ed As the governments in the other States
Of Germany not likely consent a change in the
present state Of their Universities, and the belle we'd
to be the with Prussia is hoped that the system Of
study in Germany will not be interrupted, and the Unver
sites not be abridged Of their rights and privileges We
may observe, that Of the 200 students in the University
at Munich, not one concerned in the Frank
Tort and have had cason observe that the
part OF the students wish to distinguish themselves
by the requirement of and OF
than as formerly, by revelry, dueEg and fantastic dress
They longer keep aoo from the society of the citizens
but minge with IT, and give balls and concerts, which
always attended by The most distinguished families and
have several times been honored by the presence Of the
royal family ITSELF
GREECE
The Augsburg Gazette OF the h inst. states: that in
the autumn Athens will become the capital OF Greece, the
principal obstacle to that city being the seat Of 20.
vernment having been remove THIS obstacle was The
enormous price demanded by the of Athens Tor
buildings and ground which the Government wished TO
purchase but now the Of such property declare
their readiness 10 make the transfer OF it for
compensation Two commissioners have therefore, be
appointed at Athens for the purpose Of fixing the price
OF such houses and grounds will be required for public
establishments"
he following may give an indication of the feeling Of
the English toward, Don Pedro--
BRAZIL
DON PEDRO AND THE BRAZILIAN EMPIRE.-His
Maestys ship Sheldake arrived from the BraZs at
mouth on Thursday She sailed from Rio de Janeiro on
the 23d Of May. She brings intelligence that the Re-
geney wss very rapidly losing the confidence the peo-
Pile. and the party Of the Pedrotes embracing the most
Influential and the wealthy, was increasing. A deputy
named Sen Antonio de Andrads appointed
solicit the return OF Don Pedro 10 the Brazilian capital
has arrived by the packet He proceeded TO Lisbon on
Friday to wait on the Emperor with the request and to
assure him. that his arrival Rio de Janero he would
be Instantly recognised by his supporters and receive er
assistance TO again place him OIL the throne.
From ENGLAND.--An arrival al Boston from Liver
pool has brought papers Of the latter place 18th
August-AmoDg the extracts furnished by the Boston
papers, are the following -
RUSSIAN NAME sTo.--The Journal of St Peters.
ourgh, alter announcing the return of the Russian
20 odessa, and oil the Egyptian army TO Syr, adds fol-
lowing observ tons -
At the moment that this event is ACCOMPLISHED il il
with well-grounded feeling Of satisfaction that we state
the results which Russia has obtained again turn our
syesfo The dangers which prudent firm policy has
prevented.
The Ottoman power appeared to be on the eve of its
,sn. new power was going 10 extend its conquess
European Turkey.
After two decisive battles the Egyptian army wa,
marching towards Conssntinope. No obstacle impeded
NJ the capital Itself seemed TO be sgiiaed In the midst
oil SO many reverses and dangers the Sultan had
70 me assistance OF the Emperor His expectations were
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