Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-05

euIog,om on Tho past services Of Gen. Nina and gave
most Dsnt sketch upon tho good he nir lit yet confer
his country. None Of the excited greater enthus-
ssn than "A close aud eternal alliance between Eng
land. Spain, aud Portugal" senior Arguees introduced
te toast in most eloquent speech calling on Heaven TO
bless The union and make subserven the promotion
anu preservation OF constitutional liberty in the three
countries "He believed he said that would be as USE
iu 10 TIE commerce. prosperity, aud freedom OF Eng land
where he had spent many oil he hoped dshonoa
DIE exile, as he II would be the liberty OF his
own dear country Senior Arguelles on reading letter
from the Spanish Ambassador expressing his regret that
he could attend because he had At lis own house
grand diplomatic dinner TO celebrate meeting of the
Cor'es took occasion 10 say the 2ih Of July was remark
able day On the ID OF July, 1910. the first Constu.
uona Ior'es assembled at Madrid; the 2ih July 1893
ne Dnke OF Tercera entered Lisbon; the 9th of Ju
~ 1884, 'he Cories had again assembled al Mad,d The
evening passed on with great celia, and the eloquent
dresses OF the chairman excited much applause The
from tho Nicrnog Herald
Oi the 80 hon. members who dislonored the reorueh
House OF Commons. by gratuous to the religious
portion OF The nation. in voting for Mr. Csycy clause to
"gse all games OF exercise in the open air on Sundays
not played during the hours Divine Service or for mo-
ney thereby defeating Mr. Poui,ets Lords Dsv Obscr
vance Bill, Il Irish Rsprescni,,ives ,c,Ira a
Vonueh ., and we know hcw many more of the Tail
his still leaves 22 EngRh and Wel.h members DESTROYS
oil e-establislhng by law dsgrce Of license beyond
"ne. ne BOOK OF Sports itself legal'sei.
DON MIGUEL.-Extrsct OF a letter of The 10Th inst
rom UehoA;-"Don Miguel, who had hired country.
mouse q, some distance from this city, seldom appears in
pune some persons, however who have his confidence
are admitted TO bim and for some DAYS there has been
arohnd him hustle that has given rise to con-
lectures and rumcrs IL appears that lelucca come
from the coast OF Spaiu has entered our port and that
communications have taken place between one of the
passengers and persons attached TO that Prince"
FRANCE
- Inc Paris papers OF July 23l state that the French
Chamoes VIII cersiny sit Tor the despatch of bushes,
~'e1ey aI,er 'ne preliminary proceedings OF the new
S"amoers oil Deputies shall have been gone throuoh
me reasons given for this change OF DETERMINATION are
Tue arrival OF Don Carlos in Spain-,hc substitution oi
NJ asal Gerard for Marshal Sonlt as President or Tho
alterations have fax
b',ish cabnet Prince Talieyrand expected shortly
IN the French cepiial.
NJ Belpech, (bauker,) arrived in Paris on Mond,v lac,
hes been set at liberty The of the loan all
yersed by NJ Jauge (tor Don CaOs) was said to have
oeen undertaken by respectable London house
The accounts from the wine districts of France arc IN
very favorable, Sn in many places the vintage is
expected 10 begin heo'e The middle Of September Grapes
Bar N'"u" anu
rkkNes iNrEnFERENcE IN THIS SPANISH Con-
TESLA Ministerial Paper says "When we SNEAK nj IN.
events in the Peninsula our thoughts are directed moi -
ne oeign bu, 10 the internal question We hone that
me spanish patriots will be songenOug to rid themselves
OF the enemy that threatens their liberty The senmer or
events VIII show 10 France what part She ought 10 act in
hit country where her armies once siled liberty
ana heF influence caused il revive. But there is w.
lou question Is French question bv the sie f
me spanish one The couner.tevoutionary psr,v M
io"Ser carries on civil war against in La Venee but
w SSVa're anu b'cay. There il seeks the revolution
ana uere hopes TO crush l.. threatens the Charter of
eSo In the Tree ms buttons founded by the Queen of
spain In diving the Coes from Madrid il is our Cham
bers against which it directs the bayones of Don Carlos
SPAN Is the held OF battle but France the poiu aiu
At Madrid and at Paris The question is Tho same
~ mat OF institutional monarchies against the abso,
monarcmes OF the middle ages. How can we doub, his
"neh we see The JOY expressed by the
airy party IN France for the entrance OF Don Carlos into
SPAN: The party considers itself suthorigrd TO make "a
py Steps forward IN France as Don Carlos will do in
op"m' now our strength is ia the Chambers and The
royalty OF july and these be shown i'm their unon
anu ,orce 10 The enemes OF liberty They would driye
the Cor'es from Spain; know what that means All
chambers
heghooring constitution, aud put ours into action If
some people imagine that What CONCERNS SAT- 49,. -
concern rance the King aud The Chambers think other
wise. We know not what they will do but we are sIrs
,ha they VIII not suffer the TO e.tb
"sh us advanced posts The frontier OF France and the
ne" Sopieh'E 10 serve Tor retreat and arsenal 10 all
LONDON, July 20, 6 O'clock, A M.-we have received
ne "no'e OF the Paris papers OF Thursday and the Ga
zoie de France Messenger DIES Chambers and Journal
dc Paris dated yesterday together with letters from o
correspondence in Bayonne and Paris
ihey contain good deal of matter respecting Snan
ou' ho'hng very important Up tho 10th inst no en-.
Edgement mad taken place between Iie armies of The
Queen and Don Carlos According TO teleeraphic des
psch rom Bayonnr dated The 22 inst, the I've ad quarters
oi the ffetender were at Santa Cruz de Campezo Us
force ii baa!ions Only 300 recruits had Joined him
hod'i was at erin; he occupied also Lodo.o and MenJ
Psnpcluna TO join him
EAYeNNE, July Is-It is reported that Don Carlo.
nae appointed NJ Castillo, the late Consul General OF
spain IN London, his Ambassador in Russ. Count Al
c9ds, IN Vienna; the Cheyalier de Los Rios in Berlin
NJ Alvarez de Toledo, in Naples; NJ de Navo in Tmr;,
the Marquis de Labrador, in Rome '
The decree published by Don Carlos i'm Portugal end
"ee"rpg traitors the Ministers who had laimed Isa
oei 10 on he Z9th September 1885, and charging them
VIVID abusing the powers they exercised at te ieise If
Ferdinand III has been soleniniy At Fono
lho'e Ministers are, NJ Zea Bermudez Count dOClia
Henerl Cruz Don Antonio Martinez and Don Gualher,o
Sosaez! he decree further that their proprrv
sa be conScaied, and that they have forfeited all their
titles and honors. " ~
Rave learned from unquesiionable autboritv that
20 gov OF SuSUV nuskeis have been purchased i'm France
and England, by Don Carlos Enissaries from that prince
arrived here, no have made oilers in his name for 60.
raj pieces OF Artillery. All the firearI that conII no
procured Ia our town, have been bought up Tor the nsur
gents r ~ ~ '''-
81 appears that Don Carlos intends to convoke tbe Co
'es Por EsfGneH0S The decree viii il is said appearn
re" DAYS lie had, moreover published an amnesty for
an Pas ohencesS and another special decree fixing the
civil list during his reign 80 millions of reaIs-consir
ing says tile decree the circumstances ofte contr and
the penury of the Treasury. '"'
ne ssEete de France has the following :-"Tbe I,tes,
ineigencc OF the progress OF Charles " of yybcb ye
guarantee The authenticity, is as follows: "Azgua Jnv
Ia ne hng arrived at six O'Clock this evening al All
qua upon The high road from Pampeuna 20 Viorja and
seven leagues from this last city fs advance has been
hitherto triumPhal procession Nothing can equal H.
enthusiasm which bursts forth on all sides i'' Wv
PARIS, July 23The following teIegrapbic des,atcb
ua'ed Monday (2lsO was received yesterday
Oun Carlos appears 10 be still In the efyirous Of s,l
'Shera his troops have made but few recruits ll,s
sent SOOO men from Pampeluna towards the ysllsv Of
Dds'dn ri Pdsos, on bis side has srched TO SaIvasr
I'd Inc insurgents arc suffering from pfieatious in con
sequence OF Rodils energetic measures 10 cut on ,c
no es ana DO not appear 10 have much money Hitherto
no action has taken place" ~