Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-11

IoxDox, Nov 8.-Thc Monitcur 10 still silent in re.
gard to the Ministerial rcsgna,ions although il is quite
certain that they accepted BY the King The other
Ministerial papers say that Count Mole has received the
Kings commands 10 reconstruct the Cabinet. Count
Mole had already had interviews with of the Min
listers who had resigned and il believed that Messrs
dc Rigny, Theirs, Duchate and Human, had consent
cd to recnte the Cabinet and the direction of
the same departments which they had previously
presided, with the exception OF Admiral de Rgny who
Is to go back to the Ministry of Marine that Of Foreign
Affairs having been intrustcd to Count Mole in addition
TO the Presidency of the Council.
Count Mole Minister of Justice during the reign
oil Napoleon, and formed part of the first Ministry
MS Minister Of Foreign Affairs He resigned the latter
Office few months after his appointment to il. his mo-
Ncs Tor dong which, We're such as TO givc'hm the
dit OF possessing great independence Of character.
ConstGntinopic, Oct LII wrote to you yesterday
respecting the mcnaclng state of affairs in Syria and
enabled now to add that order has already been
mttcd TO edschd Pasha commence hostites against
ibram IN case the troops of the latter should pass the
river Seikn, in Roumelia the borders of which lies
Anada city of Asatic Turkey. We now know that
lbrahm has assembled several corps and only waits for
orders from Alexandria and rcnforccments in order
occupy points of the frontiers of Caramana We
are IN great CONSERVATION at this and oppe
hensive of catastrophe similar that of the last year
If the plans of Ibrahm should be counteracted by
new rising of the Syrans in Palestine.
SPAIN.
LONDON, Nov. 9.-Thc Moncur speaks of tclegra-
phic despatch from Bayonne announcing the arrival of
Gen Nina on the Both, at Pampcluna. Carlis bule-
tin promulgated in Bayonne, which makes il appear
that double check by brgader Doyle
to the account gives the Queens troops lost COO men,
two pieces of cannon and a banner
Most OF the Paris papers published the Spanish law
passed by both Chambers and sanctioned by the Regent
by which Don Carlos and his descendants are excluded
from the throne of Spain.
PORTUGAL.
variety of correspondence from Lisbon TO date of
the 2o Oct has been published in the morning papers
oil Thursday. However, the new facts they commune
cate may be told very briefly indeed Tranquility pre-
vailed throughout the Countrywide law for the regulation
ofthe press has proceeded satisfactorily towards compile
tion-a more extended amnesty than that already pro-
mugated was about to appear including all at present
place on the oath, in the Rocio square.
We with regret that Admirable Napier in n ft of
pque, arising out of money transactions with the
government not only struck his flag, but back with
strange want of courtesy, his patent of nobility and
insignia oil knighthood arrangement however hay-
ing been made with him. he had resumed his title and
dgnitics, and was about to sail for England Globe.
The retirement of Admiral Napier is ascribcd i'm the
private letters solely to the necessity for his eminent
services having ceased; and far from there being any
disagreement between this gallant officer and the govern
ment II IS stated that an hereditary pension Of 60O
sadores had been attached to his title OF Count with which
he retired, besides receiving about EDS 600 in cash for
prizes and indcmnities.-Iimos.
We are enabled to state that official accounts have
just reached London of the total of large Russian
force by the Circassans. 1t already we'll known that
The inhabitants OF some of the countries bordering on the
Caucasus, have been long in state of insurrecon and
nave occasloned much disturbance TO the Russians
that quarter of the empire. So general had this nsur
rection lately become, and much did it tend to impede
any military operations which Russia might desire To- nm
dertake IN other directions that the Emperor came to
the resolution OF making such combined attack upon
the insurgents as must altogether crush the rebellion
and establish the Russian authority throughout these
districts.
With this view, a large force marched from Anapa on
the Black sea- and being met about thirty miles south of
that fortress, by Crcassian army much inferior in
numbers, obstinate engagement cnsued in which the
Russians defeated The Circassians remained mas
tiers of the field of battle made great many prisoners
and took 100 ammunition wagons, with several pieces
artillery Although the loss of some thousands of SOL
diers can cause very sensible dminuon of the mill
tary strength of Russia persons well acquainted with the
circumstances of the country in which this defeat has
taken place TO think that its effect upon the
Isurgent tribes in those districts will be as cons
dcrably TO increase the difficulty which Russia has alrca
dy experienced in attempting their subiugation
MARKETS
IIvERPooL, Oct. 3lst.- COton-Thc market opened
with very moderate inquiry, and continued heavy un-
I'll to-day when there disposition To purchase at
the reduction submitted to, which was ld to I'D per
ID IN the common qualities of American and Sd ner
Id most other kinds: but this decline the
offered limited. 2700 bales of American have bee1
taken by Spectators and 100 for exporation The sales
OF the week, 1870 bales. Indgo-Thc small public
sales brought forward the 9th went off will, shirt
and realized better prices than had been anticipated
Iurpennc is firm at lis 0d to rs for good quality
Iar-American though scarce dull at rs per barrel
Bark-A few hhds Philadelphia have been disposed of
at lis I'D per cwt.
Monday Evening, Nov. 10--The Cotton market is
firm, though the demand is brisk The sales on Sa
turday and to-day 1000 bags at previous prices
The import into the kingdom to Nov LIST are $40 I63
bales oil which 69O,94G have been American Against
81 go bags last year of which 5 COZ were American