Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-02

TO Poland OF whom still wandering In the forests
Accounts from Rotterdam state that great preparations
are making there to receive the prisoners coming from
France King William and all his will be present
| to welcome their return.
The Mannheim Gazette announces that, for some days
the frontiers OF Baden, on the side Of Rhensh Bavaria
have been completely closed probably In of
the dis'urbsLces that have taken place Hanback, and
Neusadt.
The Leipsc Gazette of the 4th inst states that fire
broke out in the manufacturing oil Reichenbach.
Saxony on The 22d, which, owing TO want OF water, de-
stroyed the greater part OF il.
Accounts hom Bucharest, of May Goth, state that the
Russian troops, after having been formed into brig
had set out for their former environments in Waachis The
order which directed this movement, at the time
with the news OF peace having been concluded between
the Sultan and the Pscha OF Egypt.
The Augsburg Gazette Of the 9Th inst brings inte lii
gcnce Of the Sd, nom Vienna, on which day the Pruss.n
Minister TO The Court ot Austris rson de Mazsn, died
In tha' capital per cents quoted 81 q
10. 3 per cents 81 2-3; Rank actions 1885 1 2
The Polish eugessn the canton OF b. rn. have in con-
sequence Of the communication made by the German
Diet, 10 the Swiss Confederation through the Austrian
bassador sent address 10 tho Vcror protesting
the accusations brought against them, in which they cay
Representatives OF the People OF Swzerand-A handful
OF Poles everywhere else repeed claim your cton
place all their reliance upon you, firmly confident hat you
will not deceive their expectations. by exposing them to
the destroyersof their country"
Extract of letter, of the 7th inst from Ceney,.-
'Our town is infested with Pedmonese spies in con.e
9uence OF rumor which has prevailed in Savoy, that
there are here depots OF M colored flags. arms and
like equipments, which TO he introduced candestnely
into the Staos Of Sardinia by the aid Of smugglers The
garrison OF ST. Julien village of Savoy, about two
leagues from Geneva, has recently been Increased to
three companies in order watch the movements tho
political refugees, that have in great numbers the
frontier towns"
An occurrence similar to the escape OF NJ de Lavaette
has just taken place at Caen. NJ Care ex-noary of
Dives, in Normandy confined in the prison of Caen
upon an accusation OF forgery His wife and young lady
were perntted 10 visit and remain with him Ill in
afternoon They conrivcd few days ago bring with
them under their cloaks female dress which M C,rej
and thus disc kcd nj
hour with the young lady, being taken by the turnkey for
nj adame Carol, who remained behind but who watching
the opportunity when another jaor the gate
came ont and effected her escape. NJ. oarel il il said
has reached Belgium Msdae Caref and the Young lady
have been tried tor the parts they took and the
demned TO three months confinement Madame Carel
consideration Of her relation the prisoner was
The turnkey has been sentenced months imprison-
ment Tor his negligence.
PARIS, June 49, Dispatches dsy before YES
terday from Madrid by the Government have appiised il
that the King OF Spain has refused acknowledge the
Donna Maria as the Queen OF Portugal although the Ca
bnets oil Paris and London had put this condition their
consent TO the abolition OF the Saaue Law and to their
acknowledgement OF the Princess of Astuas heiress
to the throne oil Spain. In consequence Of which the
ENJOYS OF France and England would protest against the
holding OF the Cores, and against the violation of the
rights OF those which il would consecrae Ii certain
that the withdrawal the Russians from ConsaninopIe
has not yet commenced The government yesterday
ceived tho news. IL poor encoura cement to the
Chamber to vote the budget for foreign AFFAIRS but they
kept secret the dispatches transmitted from Vienna
by the Mar de ST. Aulare, and the quetude of NJ de
Broglie has been little troubled by the summons of NJ.
Couluann, who has rejected with the usual exceptions
the present negotiations.
commission appointed by government /. charged with
commissions TO receive the library OF Baron Culver
which has escheated TO the State by the law OF oath
! April last
Another similar commission is Instituted to receive the
manuscripts and drawings Of the deceased NJ Champol-
lion, jr.
ROME, May 3Oth-Arrests continue at Perugia on ac
count OF the recent resistance to the magistrates The
young Marquis dc Piazza and Sgnor Baroucci, their
Hight, were taken at Gabbio. The latter is dismissed
Lieutenant OF the Popes cavalry They have been taken
to the fortress OF Civi,a Casteana The Cardinal Secre
tary Of State, Gambarina prohibited the wearing of all
sorts OF arms under penalties and OF knives
The bishop OF Zante, M. de Santeria has arrived at
kouzee from Napo and gives very favorable accounts OF
the condition of Greece.
MALES, May 25th.-Prince Corsnia to day made a
solemn demand Of the hand of the princess Marie An
ionet,e for his Sovereign the Grand Duke of Tuscany
The King goes Gaera day, receive his uncle the
Duke of Saermo from Vienna The Duke of Tuscany is
expected in few days.
The war with Tuns has terminated almo. before il had
begun.
letter Of the 6h,in4t. from Geneva states that the
Count dc Bourmoun has returned that town. and that
the Fiscoun de Chateaubrand and other egtimatsts
note expected.
The journals OF Nantes and Anglers contain letters from
Cha'e ,ueonier Bourbon Vendee, Bre.sure, Laval. and
other places, announcing that parties OF Chouans sill
nue 10 haras the inhabitants Of those parts the
try, by the exaction Of and money.
Prince Czar,oryski, late President OF the National Go
vernmens OF Poland, has returned TO Paris from London,
and Count NJ aiachowski, who at the time Min
XII,
OF Prince Czartoyski have for the British capital
The Courier de Lyon relates that several sfrays
lately taken place at Monpe Ter between the Repub-
cans and the Carls's, and the 2d inst became
serious that the military obliged their arms
and six OF the so!ers and several OF the citizens were
wounded during contest which was continued from ~
till O'clock when the leaders the parties were ar
rested and tranquility restored.
The Monteur has the following -" The Duchess of
Bern and her infant embarked yesterday Saturday
ing OH board the Agathe which is ordered by Govern
ment to convey them from Blaye Palermo. The Duchess
is attended by General Bugeaud and Dr. Deneux. The
Prince and Princess Theodore de Besufremont and the
her.
The ST. Petershurgh Gazette contains long account of
the review OF the Russian troops in the camp oppo,ite
Consaniinope, in which is stated that the Sultan ait
having hrst shown himself in his costume wthdrew
and re-appeared dressed as a Cossack.
The Emperor OF Russia has granted leave 10 the Polish
officers who prisoners OF Yiatka TO return
home.
THE HAGUE, June 5.--His r.. II. Prince Frederick
ofhe Low Countries departs Immediately from the Hague
for Berlin There is great believe his departure
is occasioned by political reasons.
The Augsburg Gazette, received by express, ststes
yesterday nothing positive known the negocia
tons with lbrshim Pacha In the midst the tumble of
news, il is impossible distinguish between the true and
the false. On the hand, is said there yet Diff
cuIties, while persons worthy OF credit every thing
settled, that the Porte has agreed 10 all the terms de-
manded and that lbrahm s about Mount
Taus, when the Russian troops will Immediately eyacu-
ate the Turkish Territory.
The Gazette de France OF the 10Th June, says-"W ?
have received from Montpelier details of the Of
order which have troubled and rendered bloody hn
NJ Argout said yesterday, in answered. NJ De Breze that
the government disposed to pursue those guilty Of the
atrocities in La Vendee The Departments Of the South
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