Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-13
FOR EIGN.
New YoRK, Feb. 8,

TWENTY SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
After delay in receiving Intelligence from Esrope
which has had precedent since the establishment Of The
line OF Liverpool packets, we are this morning put In
possession OF Live pool dates twenty days later than
our previous aJvices The packet ships United States,
Captain Hoiredge, aud the Napoleon, Captain Smith,
23d Of December inclusive. The arriv al of the Calumet
Capt Chase: from Csdz, also brings Csiz papers OF the
l7h with Madrid dates Of the 10Th Of Decsinber day
later than we find in the English papers.
The Instruction In Spain still continues and though
there ere some accounts Of successes the part OF the
Greens troops, yet the state OF the rcvoled provinces
pears to be growing more and disturbed. The noun
tsinous nature OF the country allows the rebels, who
thoroughly acquainted with every part Off, Gerry
harasspg partisan warfare aud to defy the attempts the
government forces 10 subdue them. French journal
says that Signor Zea de Bermudez still Minister on the
9Th oil December but that his cause abandoned by the
foreign ministers, and that de Rayneval the French
ambassador who had hitherto supported him. bad received
fresh instructions from the Tueries, aud 10 his
attention only 10 the selection of his successor
The advces from Lisbon are the 18th Of Dccem-
ber The depu,aion OF the Peers who complained Of the
arres. oil the Count OF Tspa. as breach Of their
privileges, had audience Of Don Pedro the Sth OF
December. The eAcnce OF Count Taipa the publ.
cation OF letter addressed to the Regent, ienonncing in
vehement terms the proceedings OF the Ecclesiastical
Commission for the suppression OF Religious Houses.
The violence Of the language led to his arrest as the
agent oil Don Miguel. The deputstion, proceeding TO
tho palace. arrayed in their robes peers, present
ed remembrance, in which they cited the 2Sth arii
Gle oil the Constitutional Charter, which declares sihat
peer deputy shall be arrested except by order OF his
respective chamber, unless in the act OF committing
Pial offence enqured whether they 10 consi.
der the articles of the charter which guarantee their
rights suspended by the decree OF the l0ih of July.
Don Pedro expressed his Of the proceeding and
the manner OF the arrest and promised satisfaction The
ministry afterwards deiberated the subject and the
10Th OF December official reply 10 the reruons,rance
appeared in tie Chronicle, confirming the order for the
imprisonment OF Count Tapa The Peers we're about TO
prepare more urgent remonstiance.
The principal intelligence from Portugal relates to the
violation OF the Portuguese territory by General Rodi in
pursuit OF Don Carlos IL Is mentioned in the journals
that Colon ei Hare has been sent TO Don Miguel Santa
rem, to sound Miguel the possibility OF putting an
end TO the quarrel between him and Don Pedro.
There is rumor OF Intended n,erposition on the
part OF France and England in the affairs OF Turkey with
aview OF checking the attempts OF Russia 10 aggrandze
herself in that quarter, and the nautical Of
Britain give an air OF probability to the story The Lon
don Courier says:
Nothing be certain tn an the fact that would
he most dangerous 10 the existing Governments Of Europe
10 put the of their subjects in motion. IL that
cons deraon have not much influence with the Emperor
OF Russia, il ought 10 be OF heinng force with
Austria and Prussia and with all the powers of Germany
aud should induce them to prevent by all the in
Their power hort OF war, the further ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Russia Our preparations and the preparations OF France
may serve 10 keep her in check aud TO make her act
justly"
SPAIN.
LONDON, Dec. l9.--By the French papers which have
arrived up Tuesday inclusive, have variety of de-
tails relative TO Spain. The chief fact TO be noticed
asserion contained both in private letters and in the
oil the French journals, that General Rod has actually
entered Portugal and penetrated far 10 hope
OF surprising Don Carlos" and the nimaon, that with
out asking the permission oil either Don Pedro Don Mi
gusl the Spanish government has determined to send
considerable force to Don Carlos if possible. Pc
dro we presume, would make objection, and Miguel
we suppose would not be listened to.
PARIS, Dec 16.-The following from the Indicateur
oil Bordeaux OF the llh inst received by express" The
OF Spanish troops upon the Portuguese territory
is confirmed by which has reached from the head
quarters OF Gen Moro This officer would no, have set
foot thereon but TO pursue Don Carlos, who after two
months hesitation, has considered that his royal dignity
required him 10 appear upon the soil where The rights Of
Queen Isabella and his in conflict. This display
OF monarchcal courage not of long duration. Only
80 men oil his suite were able TO save themselves and
the 29h the Prince at Elvas, where, without
he will take rest after his fgues, but where either the
troops OF Don Pedro of Isabella will 60 and dislodge
him"
Two fresh dispatches OF Gen. valdes, dated onate the
4h and Vioria the 7th inst, makes acquainted with
the operations OF his columns TO the last date 3D.
that which he himself headed marched from Durango TO
Onae, the bridge OF which he had previously
Lorenzo TO possess himself of The order was punctuay
carried into execution; but, reaching the bridge Cen
" was informed that the malconents had Onate
and that lew remained in buildings little higher
IN The direction oil the convent Of Against
these he sent column under General Lorenzo who had
scarcely got out OF the town when he fell in with two bat
talions Of Biscayans. Without firing shot his troops reso
lueiy charged them with The one, and the
was, That the insurgents Immediately dispersed with the
loss OF 10 prisoners, few killed, number wounded and
quantity OF ammunition, &C., which found in Onaie
Besides this first advantage, Gen. Lorenzo, having
his march towards Cegama and Segura, put flight in that
quarter 1000 men, the remnants Of the Gupuzedsn bands
aud compelled them to betake themselves Navarro
which movement also laid the Alaves TO the number OF
$780, under the necessity Of taking the cion az
ter being abandoned by battalion OF 400 men who re-
turned 10 their homes. The Gen. Valdes hoped would
soon lay down their arms and he adds that they were
nearly the only rebel force worth mentioning in the p
vince Of Aiavs In that OF Guipuzeon the remaining
bands were Likewise Insignificant; and the communica-
tons had accordingly been completely established be-
tween Vitord and run and ST. Sebastian. The Queens
troops also occupied BOlosa, Vatarana and Vergara-
The I'd column had stationed itself in the evening of the
9th al Durango, which il had been re. entered bv
small party oil indictments, when the army LETT for
Onate. The party, however, moved of, the moment il
heard oil the approach of the column. IL belonged TO
Zavaas band, who alter withdrawing from Onae on the
4Ih taken possession oil Guernca and its envrons Blu,
these points Gen. Valdes trusted lie would not be able
MAINTAIN any time, as the Commandani General of Biscay
Count Armilda de Toledo had the most positive orders
not TO give him moments resf.--Tbe third column
sent to Ceanuf, bad not met with, heard Of any other
band thap Zavdla's.
Such, observes Gen. Vades in is the state Of
,bmgsin these Provinces and he confidently hopes il will
still further improve, has improy III that of Bereos
by the dispersion oil Menos follow ers and by the opeIa.
tons carrying Oh against Cuevilas band.
While the indictments thus losing ground In the
North they seem TO gather strength various Other
points oil the Peninsula and particularly in the East Cen
Carraala was at Mora the LIST. He had been sent TO
that point by the Captain General Of Catalonia 10 ACT
against the rebels, and intended upon Gandesa and
Oa, IN quest OF those who had she themselves in Val
derrebres and Caaeite At Becee there were also 800
or 400 under a leader OF the name OF CarDicer
But IL Is chiefly IN the province OF Valencia that their
numbers and means appear most respectable. There,
they have made themselves OF the fort o, Mo.
zea and III order 10 dislodge beD it has become neces
sdry TO lay formal siege The place Gen Hare had IA
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