Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-16


anee by the yiceroy of Egypt Of the proposals offered By
the SULTAN This newss given both By the Austrian OBJ
and the Algemeine Zetung. IL has caused incre
dibe JOY in the Turkish capital where, however, perfect
tranquility already prevailed
VIENNA, Feb. 20.--An English Courier from Conssn.
unople has passed through Vienna Fastening London
The situation OF the Porte 10 be very critical Let
tiers from Odessa that part OF the Russian fleet Sc
SPAIN.
LONDON, March Eve received letter from our in.
elgent correspondent Madrid, dated the 2ls ut Ac
coidng TO espondent, the perfect ranquty
prevails at present. not only in the Spanish capital but
the Spanish portion OF the peninsula The sedous
movements in the province OF Leon which had indie ed
never excited any great alarm had been put down with
out difficulty ordelay. In the capital greater spirit of free
dom prevailed than any similar occasion for some years
past Masked balls and all the grotesque amuse of
the Carnival had not only been hut en-
couraged by the Court aud Ministry In fact during the
last ten days OF the carniv al the entire population OF the
and noisy masquerade.
But in the meantime the Ministers did no, seem to im.
tate the harmony, TO share in the gaety of the people
IL is stated that great discussions existed in the Cabinet
between the friends OF the Queen and less liberal party
which, though excludes the Aposolcas opposed 10
Constitutional amelioatons. AT Madrid, therefore, we
mud movement and resistance party as at Paris not
only in the city, but in the council. AT the
head of the former are NJ. Encrnacy Piedra NJ UIloa
and NJ Ferdinanez del Pine, led Oh towards improve
ment in the spirit OF the age, against NJ Zea Bermudez
NJ d'Oiaa, and nj. Cruz who considered hostile TO
all political changes
Every day the distance between these two sets of poll
cians is said 10 be widening and their Discussions have
they
not expected TO remain much longer the same Admin
sraton In discussion which lately took place repect-
ing the magsracy such an opposition declared the
Apostocas by NJ del Pine, that il supposed that he
and his friends would be obliged to resign. But, on sub
sequent OCCASION M Zea Bermudez was so worsted in his
turn, that his resignation spoken as the more likely
event The King is known to have long reposed great
confidence in the latter Minister, and will not easily al
low him to be sacrificed to the Queens party so long as he
himself maintained his influence asserts his direction in
public affairs.
Correspondence of the Journal of Commerce.
LIVERPOOL. Wednesday, March 7.-Nothing especial
occurred in market this week. except perhaps that we
have had good demand for Cotton; sales large bu more
particularly in Brazil which lid higher several de-
scrptons,) and better feeling the whole pre- vailne
In Americans Cotton not any change has taken place in
prices.
Naval Stores dropping, both Tar and Turpcntne.
In other articles we have scarcely any thing oil import
ance to report.
Sales March 4h.--There has been an extensive demand
in the Cotton market to-day and the are
estimated $500 Balas at 5.sd and Marsnhams
10 9 lid, and in American descriptions $500 bales from
3D. 10 8 lid.
EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
New YoRK, April I2.-Last night our he ws schooner
Eclipse arrived in town from the packet ship Paeifc
Captain Wdite which sailed from Liverpool on the 18th
ultimo.
The editor of the Courier & Enquirer ba, received
by this vessel London aud Liverpool dates of the 10Th
But slow progress has vet been made in Me British
House OF Commons with the Irish Coercion Bill. DIAL
clauses OF which is composed only three got
through wthyet notwithstanding this delay, fear the
bill will pass in spite OF the repugnance its principles
which appears pervade the liberal side the House 1t
is unfortunate that during the debates accounts reached
London oil the murder gentleman by the Leon
ard near Waterford, which probably produced among
ny OF the members stronger conviction they before
eI oil the necessity OF armng the government with the
extraordinary powers they asked.
Lord Durham, the Lord Privy Seal has resigned his
in the Cabinet
Notice OF motion has been given in the House of Com
mons by MIR Faithful the member for Brighton, TO the
following effect:
THAT the Church of England, by law established,
ia Mt daH .fio.I,
have always been subject to legislative enactmens and
the greater part if not the whole of those revenues
ought to be appropriated to the relief of the nation %
It's very evident that the most serious appreh ensions
prevail in London for the fate OF Don Pedro and his army
at oporto-Thc Times ofl2h March contains the ollow-
ing portentous article
cit gives great pain to announce that The most
alarming news possible for the OF Don Pedro had
a<wp@sA- iron. .Qlcrto II tho details which we look
or with apprehcnsicn to-day confirm general Of
last we make no doubt that the Emperor has by aban.
doned Portugal and that The troops Of his brother Miguel
That capituaton, which the Consttutonaists were en-.
Titled to demand from the regular army Don Miguel
has prevented the sack and which have ol
lowed the furious entrance OF the Guerlas"
On the following days, this Journal however contains
nothing conhfmaory OF this and therefore pre-
sumo II was premature. The private correspondence from
Oporto previously published, represents Don Pedro his
troops and the inhabitants OF Oporto suffering excessive
from the want of provisions the entrance to the port
almost entirely closed by the batteries OF Don Miguel
nuhny among the English soldiers in his service and
spirit dsaffecon prevailing board some Of the ships of
From France there is nothing of importance
The Ministry have met two questions before the
Chamber oil Deputies, opposition than they have for
some time past experienced Marshal Soult in parcu
lar, had been severely handled by the Opposition
than since he had been called 10 the Presidency of be
Council. " Wv
Inc Royaists endeavorng spread the belief that
the Duchess de Berr had expressly made her extrao
nary declaration for the purpose of obtaining her liberty
Inc Duke oil kovigo, Governor Of Algiers had bee
attacked with paralysis, and would doubt be recalled
seems now placed beyond doubt that the Eeyptan
army has been arrested in its victorious progress M The
Intervention Of the Russian Emperor Ohio the Kine of
Greece had arrived in his domnion, and issued nrocla
jects. " ~ ~" sun
OF Holland and Belgium there is nothing interesting
he new Dutch Minister had arrived in Landau and
some hopes are expressed that his course will be more
conciiatory than that OF his predecessor
some difficulties have arisen in WIremberg between
me hIng and the legislative body but we must see some
hlng more decisive before believe that determn
will be made in that country TO the arbitrary
rule which she has so long endured
/ TURKEY.
The following is extract from letter receivsd h,
the Turkey mail, dated y
! 80 " CoNsTANTIEoPLE, Feb H.
Ibrahm Pacha remains stationary with his arny a,
huaa and appears certain that he has received orders
rom his father the Viceroy OF Egypt not TO advance snv
iuTiher Tor The present There is no doubt that The in
huence oil Russia has caused The Vceroy TO sspend HE
operations had he not done so, the Russian fleet with A
oody troops was ready sail from Sebasopo for Con
sanunople, TO assist the Porte. Generally believed
mat Syria will not be coded to the Viceroy as the Suan
'e"''no very urn IN refusing this concession.
=, ST. PETERsBURGH, March q
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