Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-01
FOR EHGX.
LATER FROM FUROpE

LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YORK, July 26.--Tbe Liverpool packet ship
Roscoe, Captain DeIano, and the Havre packet ship
Rhone, Captain Rocket, arrived last night. The former
sailed the 9Th Of June and the latter on the 18th By
these arrivals, the Editors the Evening Post have
supplied with copious files OF newspapers aud with the
principal literary journals OF the latest daiescopious
tracts from which given in the suboiHed summary.
The news from Europe is not oil very important charac
ter. The commercial intelligence shows prosperous
state OF affairs so far the staples OF this country con.
cerned. From Portugal there is no further OF the
land ng Of Don Carlo, in England, copy some par.
tculars The elections in France, which TO be held
the 2ls furnish the most prominent theme of discus
sion TO the newspapers OF that country. One
tracts the subject gives conjectura of the
result leaning in favor OF the nj and another in
cIines towards the liberal side The next arrival will
probably make acquainted with the event Rumours
Of approaching rupture between the Porte and Niche
met Ali of Egypt contained the French and Eng.
lsh journasA hail storm Of such prodigious violence
had occurred Brighton, that the damage by ii in
breaking windows was alone estimated at three or four
thousand pounds Upwards Of 700 panes OF glass in the
palace were shattered. We include in summary some
paragraphs OF miscellaneous character.
GREAT BRITAIN.
PoRTsMoUTH, June, 10.
LANDING or Don CARLos-Don Carlos, his Con
sort the PrIncesses and suite landed this morning half
past seveD under selUte, with manned yards from his
Msesy's ship Donegal aud their landing eceiy
ed under salute from the batteries and guard Of hon
Of the Royal Marines, under the command Of Capt
Menzies, II. N. The George Hotel, from the influx Of
strangers, not having sufficient accommodation, spacious
house the Lieut.. Governors has been hired for
their receptions but how long they will sojourn here
their ultimate destination is unknown.
Upon the Royal party being conveyed 10 the commodi
Gus apartments provided for them, Don Carlos requested
that the guard might be dismissed after thanking them
their attention The Prince declined the usual honor of
having sennels posted at The door OF his residence
Such the grateful feelings OF the Royal party 10
Captain Fanshawe, and The officers and Of ihe Do
negal that Don Carlos wished distribute 5OOL
the crew, and present each officer with grauity which
he prevented from doing only by assurance that
such presents were contrary Admiralty orders II APP
pears that % closely were the Royal party pursued by
General Rodl, tba day the Princesses end the
children compelled walk several miles for person-
al security and that without any subsistence whaever
Don Carlos did not appear possess any money he
embarked 10 the Donegal but he received ample supplies
as soon 49, he arrived IN this country.
The family Of Don Carlos CONSISTS Of the Queen $50
esed0 her sister (he Princes de Beira and three sons
the eldest about TO years OF The Bsop Of Leon and
the Domestic ChsplaiD The only eocesasics persons
In the suite. Whichever be the opinions formed OF lie TT.
OF Don Carlos TO Inc present polite Of
Spain, connected with the social reforms aud
in progress throughout that Kingdom there be no
eePion whatever taken 70 Mat Princes personal charac
ter; he IS IN private life pattern OF the social AID dome
c virtues, and is beloved assured bv every per.
around bin. During his soiourn here cat Rareer's
lodging in the High sree0 be has been noticed by every
official person in the Navy and Garrison who rendered
their respectful courteous sympathy the Prince and his
family. We understand that his present intention /, 10
take up mis- residence 10 the ueiebboftood Of LONDON
there 10 wait for opening return 10 his own
try OF which he enterains the ssnguiDe expectations
LIVERPOOL, June 2f--On Friday evening fhe second
reading OF Mr.. George VIM Wood's bill Tor admitting
Diseniers 70 The Universities carried by majority
Of S3i 70 l4S The principal speech fsvof Of The
sure was delivered by Mr. Spring Rice whilst Mr. Goul.
burn and Sir Robert Peel opposed IT, and Mr. Stanley
trimmed between The two parties being deeply com.
msdto oppose openly, aud too eager gain the favor
o. his Tory friends, 10 support " n manly and
forward The largeness Of the majority IL no
Rorssie 70 he house, and the ultimate and indeed
the speedy success Of the measure even n il should be
srsngied for the present by The Iofds MEASURE
supported by upwards Of 300 members Of the House Of
Commons esnDot be defeated IN The end