Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-18
FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

LAl lest FROM FRANCE
new YORK. Feb ii-By the ship Poland, Anthony,
from favre dates to the 26,h OF December have been
furnished The only important, item speech Of the
French King No further political news /, given than
Una. , received oy The Napoleon The ship Erie, which
she was to depart which got UNDER after doing some
damage to her cabin and few packages, which would
1t Gen. Bonnet had returned from Algiers and had
long audience from Louis Philippe.
The King OF Naples has refused to acknoH l.ye M.
young Queen Of Spain. Wv
Marshal Mason has gone on an embassy to the north
Tor tie purpose OF trying 10 mitigate the situation of the
SPAIN, Dec. l7ih.-The Fort Norslia had been bom-
barded and taken by the Queens troops. complete VIC
tory has been obtained over the rebels at So,
number taken prisoners.
PARIS, Dec. 25
His Mcje'ty's Speech opening the Session Of the
Chambers
| "Peers and Deputies
" Gennemen-France has continued in undisturbed
tranquility since our last session. and the enjoyment OF the
Industry aud labor meet with their reward The popu,s
ton, occupied and peaceful feel assured of the siabit
oil our Institutions, OF my fidelity in watching over them
and that public security is the pledge OF national pros
perity.
"M was by guaranteeing our rights, protecting our in
that we have gained these happy results.
In order TO render them lasting we shall persevere
with energy and patience in the system An un-
ceang vigilance Is still necessary; passions and
cuipdble man9uvres work to undermine the fam
dalons OF social order.
we WIN oppose 10 them your loyal concurrence, the
nrmness oil The Magistrates the activity the adminstra
ton the courage and patriotism of the National Guard
aud the Army, the wisdom OF the Nation enlightened as
TO the danger Of those illusions, which those VINO
liberty, in pretending defend sill seek 10
and we will insure the triumph OF constitutional order
and our progress in civilization IL is thus gentlemen
that we shall at length put end the re youons and
accomplish the wishes OF France thank her for the
port she has given the. thank her for the tokens of con-
dence and affection with which she has surrounded me-
l received them with emotion in such of the prov;nces
as have been able to visits and render thanks TO Pro.
violence Tor The blessings which our country already en-
Joys and for those which the future holds out promise
fou also, Gentlemen, will second in my endeavors
to protect The increase of our national wealth. in opening
to our commerce and industry sources OF pro.perity
and to spread each with labor through all classes of the
population. ~
'I hope that the new Law of Customs while IL ev;ncs.
the progress oil our industry, will concae the proe
that due toit, with those principles of wise liberty which
enlightened p, governments are disposed TO admit.
currence, salutary impulse.
"The Finance Laws, and those reauir ell by the
non OF treaties, will be speedily presented TO you The
public improves, and every thing ore NJ. that il
VIII continue to follow the ascending movement of our
property.
Several projected laws some of which have hoe, a,
ready presented 10 will also be submitted 10 your de-
moeralons nave reason to hope that the promises of
the Charter will be accomplished in the course of the SEES
sion.
81 am happy 10 announce you that our relations with
all the Powers, and the assurances have received from
them as 10 their dispositions leave 10 doubt az IN IN.
maintenance Of the general peace
"The Peninsula has become The theatre of important
events
"As soon as the Government of the Queen Donna Ma
ria III. was established al Lisbon rene ed our dinIon,
tic relations with Portugal.
"io Spain the death Of King Ferdinand VII has called
the Princess his daughter TO the throne hasten
ledge the Queen Isabella H. hoping that such prom,
acknowledgment, and the relations ii established
my Government and that Of the Queen Regent womb
contribute preserve Spain from the msees with which
she was threatened Already aDquility is beginning 10
be restored to the provinces in which rebellion had broken
out he corps darmie which have order ed to be form.
Ell VIII project our frontiers event,
Continuing 10 he intimately united with Great Britain
we nave every reason to hope that The difficulties which,
s Tetard Tie conclusion OF definite Treaty between
,he Ming oil the Begians and the King OF the Netber
lands VIII compromise neither the great interests of Bel
gium nor The tranquility Of Europe.
"Swiizerlsnd has been momentarily disturbed bv ds
sensions, which the prudent rmness of her
IN short time appessed. fastened to render her The
services that she had right expect from faithful and
disinierested ally.
"Tbe Ottoman Empire has been threatened with grea,
Pes was anxious 10 hasten pacification az call.
Ell 'or Dy he interest OF France. and the stability Of Eu
ropean order shall continue my efforts ioinsue its pre-
servation. ~
The events which have just mentioned and especi
ally the situation OF the Peninsula, have rendered il INV
duty 10 maintain the army upon the footing required by
the safety oil the Stale
Z" Let us copsnmmaie work, gentlemen Ief orIsr
powerful and respected be henceor shielded from every
attack Let the eicacous protection of the nation. in
re's ds pate the last HOES Of the aclious, France
hsPpy aud Tree under the tuesry shield OF the Govern
meh she has founded, will 1T length pursue without OH
s'aeIe The career OF her property This Is nv mos. ar
oen wsh' ana you VIII assist In securing its accomplish
meni."
Ssesof Cotton at Hsvre from Is TO 23J 7s46 1920
Loussns, lCO l22 2; 1881 new Upsnds 100 lis: |
2l35 old Alabama, ll0. '
Ashes were very dull, enquiry being made
Rice very dull--Do sales ell, eted.
Coffee had declined.
Hops IN demand, and but little in market
FROM ePAiN-Cspt. Trenor Of The u. s. Army who
game passenger In The ship Moro Castle arrived at New
1o 0 on thursday last from Havana states, that the
zV'h VII, I've saw at Havana letter from M adrd In |
wnch was stated that the government Of Mexico had
informed mat OF Spain, that declaration OF war would
be made against that kingdom II its was not
immediately recognzed-tbst General Boufpont was in
plson Csuz, charged with revolutionary correspon.
be hanged. ~ '''''
Don Wives, formerly Spanish Minister TO this country
was Undergoing the ordeal Of Court Of Inquiry for some
secret offence against the government
Inc oath Of allegiance sbont TO he taken al TIA.
ysne 70 Donna Isabeis, rghuI sovereign Of SPAIN