Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-29
E'OR REIGN.
FROM LIliSopE

FROM EUROPE
NEW fosK, Angus, 20. BY the ship George wash
ing'on, Captain Hojredge from Liverpool v nave re-
ce'ved papers OF that place the 2ih ard from London
10 The Esd The news is not OF great importance. All Of
interest will be ound below.
Marshal Soult has resigned the Presidency of the Coun
ci and Minister CT the War; and has been succeeded by
Marshal Gerard The resignation OF Soult had caused
nnmberess rumors, all having military aspect Some
stating confidently ,hat he to take command of an
army about TO enter Spain
The Journal de Paris says, upon this chsnpe-"Forsome
time Msrslie Sou had announce ed his intention 10 tere
i' health exhausted hy four years labor and
services required that he should take repose He deliver
ed in his resignation yesterday, Which the King did not
accept without the deepest regret Marshal Gerard has
been called 10 succeed him. The army could not have
aud more honored."
And in Psris paper of the 2Olh. in confirmation it
announced that be would set out that day the
Sonth oil France, and the ba'hs OF the Pyrenees.
The Gazette de France of the 18Th states on the auho
ny OF letter from Jasy that the united English and
ffench nees had demanded from the Porte obtained
permission to into the Bophous more Than
lor'y men.owar were lying OFT Consian'inope. This
was, however, doubted by all the English prints
On he person OF NJ. Jauge, the banker OF Carlos no
was arrested in Paris letter directed to NJ Chaeauht-
AID was found Il, dated at Bode aux aud stated at
Ion aos had just passed through that city The letter
contained the following sentenre You see that all King,
are not taking uier departure"
The cholera panic in Mad,id had considerably subsidized
at the Palace.
Sill has been rising lately in value anil it is believed
.ns "ough The excitement in the money MAJ kel oil the
United States is apparently at end, there is still going on
large aud regular export bullion TO that pat of the
world The mode of eeciug this not very obvious so
lar as commercial be:w cen the two coun.
tries is concerned but there has hecn Of late an inv.
ment Of money by English canalsts i'm the local toc K
OF the various Stacs OF the Americas Union the secu.
riiy which is highly valued, to very great extent:
and tbs would furnish easy mode obsining hat
ever specie was required 10 purity the American system
overloaded by immense issues of pspcr This il suisc,
watched with some attention aud anxiety the prese n,
moment.
London, July 22-Tbe aff.rs of Don Carlos sti keen
upa very hvey excitement here Letters have been
ceived from him to-day, dated Esondo, IL instant in
which he states that he had then upwards Of IL 600 el
ieetve men, and that the greatest enthusiasm in his vor
prevailed among them. IL is also said teiegraphic
despatch had been received in Paris on Saturday after.
noon stating that Don Carlos had arrived before Pspe
luna, aud that General od had retired In general This
news not credited on Change though comne from,
very respectable quarter; but the fact the French
telegraph ITSELF allowing The as represented
IN bad odour for sending false news and counter reporr
prisoner aud sho'. These contradictory statements were
not by any means cleared up the close OF business
The expedition OF Carlos must, however soon hiring
Spanish affairs 10 crisis.
The appearance oil Don Carlos 10 Spain is still doubted
nu every hng goes confirm his arrival aud his
ure from Engandthe fastest sailing yacht The Luwor
having been purchased for him. for two thousand guine
Ia the British House OF Commons the following CONVEX
SALON took place On the subject Of Don Carlos:
Mr. g. F. Young asked The noble Secretary for Foreign
Affairs, whether The Government had received any
NC information respecting the arrival of Don Carlos in
Lord Pamerston said he could not state that the Go.
ssT6-I55T. I'Y.aIg dTeT ~
Noione' Evans SAID II might afford To
we eouhryh The noble lord would what his suppo-
si'ion was on the subject ("Oh0 When the House
would be called upon that night som of money
'or secret service money, he felt that he had right to
ask he noble lord he knew whether Don Carlos was in
England or not (Hear)
Lord Pdmerson said, that all he could state was very
much what The honorable and gallant icer new himself
"a ldugh) Don Carlos supposed TO be in Spain bu,
he had received no authentic inio, nation ON ,e s,;c
Mr. r. Scrope moved, the order OF the for the Sc
cond reading os irish Coercion Bill being read the
following resoluon:-"That in order secure lie and
In lrpl land
effect TO those measures of severity which il may be
cessary 10 adopt for the suppression of the latter il is
peuen .hat Inc population OF that country should be
ureu he means oil supporting lie by honest
Industry aud that the House therefore will at an early
opportunity direct lis attention TO calcula
eu 10 eHect mat deslrabe object" The resolution was
negaved on division, by 80 81; and alter short dis
custom the bill was read second time by LAG TO %
Extract OF a letter dated Csdiz July I:-"Yeser,Iav
The election OF deputies Cores for this province
took place. in manner highly satisfactory 10 the nbab
ants Among them was the respected Admiral Valdez.
ne election has fallen the following Juals: Don
Pedro Juan de Zulueta deputy Cores OF 1923 and
present settled in London; d. Francisco Domecy Victor
LANDED proprietor; D. Z4pata, landed proprietor; the
General OF Marine, Francisco Jsvier Uos wi vs.
Minister oil Ferdinand VII, and the same who p osed 10
10 the Queen The re establishment OF The Cortes d. Jose
Md'ue adio, formerly deputy TO the Cortes and Min
lister TO Ferdinand VII during the CONSTITUTIONS era The
other candidate was d. Juan Alvarez y MendizabaI now
In ondon who had the number OF votes as the one
ias mentioned, but the scrutiny The election fell on
the latter. He had the honor of being prouosed nv
hu"hI%' fa'1ez-a testimony 10 his merit aud scrvi-
ilov-ctzens. On the nigh, of the election large
Oand oil music was assembled, and accompanied hy the
most respectable persons, visited the houses OF the sue
cessiul candidates On the following day great dinner
was gwen TO the electors and such of ihe elected are
mere at which The greatest Joy presided and proofs of the
puresi patriotism were displayed There was also r. aud
spectacle al The theatre, at which the elected were pre-
Sent occupying The governors box received the
est applause Admiral Valdez ia alt these events an
psarcd an ancient patriarch in the midst Of his family We
nave Tie gta'ihcaon to know that he will sill remain
amongst US The Government having given orders that the
The t.il
cts sba Tor The present continue posts and not be
Obliged 10 occupy their places in The Upper Chamber'
The Gazette de France has tie folio ing Letters re-.
eeved from Elisondo, dated July IA b. gives the follow.
i0g deias:--
On 'he 2h, Charles " publicly 10 Tie church TO
be present ut re DsUB performed in honor of his safe
return Crowds OF people from all directions 1ockeJ to
Elsondo; bOnfres lighted all over the country ali
cd In their Sunday clothes testified their Joy by dancing
all the night On the l2h, the King, acconps BY ~.
maacNfreguy, who had joined hin soon after his arrival
SET Out Tor the head quarters Of the army al some dis.
lance from ElisoudO According tie plsu of military
operations adopted the 14h the king is immediately
TO advance TO meet Rodi attack him, and march upon
h'Fib Al ne necessary preparations an action are
~ reauness tfOOO men regularly organized and COM
peeIy armed and equipped, 10 marching order iii.
out taking into account the gueflas. The first words OF
he King after biz arrival were, eve must march uoon
Madrid, without stopping upon The wsy we tnnst keen
continually advancing, aud not lose time in ching upo
his side The other The government is NJ Madrid and
Il is bilier hai must rus forward with the greatest
mpeiuosity" On lis arrival Elisondo Charles made
several nominations Of hicb the following are the prin.
cipn Count de Nleuur has been paned Ear Minister nd