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

between despoiism and constitutional prncplesin France
may be said 10 have fairly commenced, aud short
time will show whether the CITIZEN King, Louis Philippe,
will have any thank his Ministers Tor having
u on foot. II viii be from conpendiun OF news
that the association law has been carried in orgnana
Ioiiy We have also given extract iion the emphatic
denunciaon OF NJ Page, aud the bei but energetic pro.
test OF the venerable aud veneraed La Fsyeue against
tins most obnoxious measure M Page is described by
the Journal des Debas, austee, religious man. who
Will obey his conscience aud scily perform all that he
has promised threatened TO 10; of NJ Lafayette, we
need say nothing he being known the champion of H.
bcriy throughout the world. There he no doubt that
The sentiments expressed by these patriots are those OF
thousands, nay millions OF their fellow coan,rymen
The law against which they protest places every pro
Jec, whether civil poliica moral religious or crcan-
tile whether it be the building OF a church, the lounda-
lion OF school, the formation OF rail- Dad or canal--ip
tact every thing requiring the cooperation persons
al the mercy OF the Ministers Tor the time beng-under
Their absolute and irresponsible oil! this pre-
ciou law, so much better suited the meridian Con-
slanlinope or ST. Petersburgh than to that OF Paris in
the 18th century, is declared perpetual The Minis,
tiers who proposed havng declared tina. To limit its M
ration even TO D 10 or 20 would be the
uonarchyt much less time than the shortest, OF these
periods viii show that they have strange notions of
perpetuiy The people who shed their blood like water
rather man submit TO the despolism of Charles " aud
Polignac, will hardly crouch beneath H. even nhcn il
comes from Ciilzen King by WHOM those who set him
on the throne have been grossly abused hsuej
aud betrayed. Louis Philippe is worse tyrant than
Charles " The latter only acted his principss the
former Is traitor TO the principles which he formerly
avowed, and to which be owes his elevation We have
ue doubt that his pcfly will shortly meet with its fiji
ting punishment, and that too, in despite Of the members,
oil the Holy Alliance, conciae whom seems TO have
osen The sole object Of is policy Tor past OF
his qualifications as member OF that innto Nicholas him
sell cannot now entertain doubt; but whether with his
seat there the people OF France will permit HIM to retain
The sovereignty, remains to be
SPAIN.
The indcateur OF Bordeaux OF the 22 March contains
he ioiio"lng oil the 3Oth from Bayonne -" Nothing 10
talked OF but the coming of Don Carlos Some saw that
ne WIZ maze push in Gallicia with corps OF Mguete
troops while others that he will land in Bscay
WIN The latter view it is that his parsans seem anxious
20 meke themselves masters OF Bllboa IL cannot be de-
"'eu ha IN The Tour northern Provinces il would not be
"eNesS"'y 10 come win troops 10 guard his person. so
great Is the Encouragement patriots in those dis
icts' The Cass who made ll2 prisoners al Vittotia
have shot them all FIVE time An English conner ON
his way irom Madrid, brought us this news Gencrai
Lorenzo is bockaded Estella by the same troop. t
entered 'r'oro under Zumaacauegui, who returned TO
'he point whence they set
"ln an action which FL Pastor has lust had At Decony
TO WI the Carl.ts, the latter had cw killed and many
wounded The Queens troops had two Li.I.d ,nJ -
wounded" ' ~ ~"
Letters from Madrd OF the 18Th March. state that the
government has determined formal invasion of Por
uga for the purpose expelling Don Carlos and tbus
puuihg sof to the nirigues OF which that country has
osen the locus An article in the Boetin on the Iiec,
supposed 10 be official, speaks OF the necessity of eecng
s oJect ana declares that hosiities whatever are
intended against Don Miguel. 1t is not probable liza,
Don Pedro weuld the entrance into Portugal of
da loreign iorce except allies OF his
""us''e'' ""' supporters of her cause
ol hOyal GUARDS, who Joined ii,
very commenccment and obtained the command of a bat
TALON amongst them, has traitor On the l7h ms,
he led The little troop OF which he the chief compos
ed OF om 500 TO 700 men, into an ambusca,le when
those who escaped with life were made pri,oners bv Cen
eral E-partero who was lying in wait surprise them
lie himself was conveyed in safety board French
brig oil war, lying at anchor in the harbor of Bboa
BAYoNNE, March % appears that the Carli,ts had
received The promise OF three day. page Vittos but
Tue very day oil their entrance they though proper 10 aban
don that town The commander of the Queens troops
Osma pursued their guard and made 81 prisoners
who have probably heen shot retaliation for lie execu
ton OF their prisoners made by the insurgents The Car
lss had $50 horsemen commanded by chief who had
fought in America. We have the following from ST. Sc
basnan ;-' zoe miliamen Ganarra near Vito
RIA lhese unfortunate men, after vigorous resistance
~ WnGh Az were Killed surrendered, on the express
dlon that their lives should spared bn they were in
sanny shot The insugens then penetrated by different
streets INTO The town, where they with obstinate
resistance that they obliged TO retire ny great
many dead and 90 prisoners, whose death loudly call
ed Tor The greatest praise is due to Gen Don Jo,ouin
de o'ina who without hat sword, put himself at the
head OF the militia and The volunteers aud gave an exam
pie OF the most brilliant vaour falling upon The Cars
On The following day, several were laden with the
insurgents ked The rebels required $50 horses carry
away their wounded Thus, but for The loss OF the 200 mi
'd Tue attack on foriA would have been glorious day
PORTUGAL
LONDON, March 3O-At late hour Yesterday after.
noon an express reached the city direct from Falmouth
bringing information the arrival there of his Msiestv,
bug thc Savage from Lisbon whence she sailed on The
10Th inst The news by this vessel confrrned is una
yoiaoe 10 The success OF the cause OF the young Queen
mined front a, saniarem having Notifications out
side the town, and, from their preparations il was sup.
posed they were about 10 attack the young Queens troops
Don Miguel had withdrawn body his troops al Ovorto
to strengthen his army Sontarem.
The PedToiies using exerlions to prevent sun
pies from being sent TO the Migueles and for this pur-
pose the Belgians had been dispersed over the Souh-
1t not supposed that Don Pedro would be enabled
successfully engage the Miguelites without further
augmentation as, from the of the country il was
scarcely possible for him his forces Bv
the Savage, the c0mmandan of the arsenal al Lisbon had
arrived al Falmouth, his way 10 Best where he was
proceeding to obtain supplies
TURKEY
CoNsTANTgNoPLE, Feb 20 Every thing around us
has, since our last assumed decidedly warke apsear
ance The feet is arnng with great activity Hall Pa
cha, COMMANDMENT Chief Of the Artillery has unexpect
edly been sent 10 Aanope, under his command
the troops quariered there.
portion Of these VIII be assembled along The coast Of
The Gulis OF Sares and Enos Ike remainder will re in
force the garrison OF the Dardanelles The most ptess
ing orders had been to the iron works at Sama.
koy.
Fresh re Endorsements have been sent to Sivas where
Redschid meleme Pscha is forming camp which is TO
contain between 30 900 and 40, 600 men.
Aher throwing The gauntlet TO England hy answering
Va he ERNEST aud most naughty Lord Ponsonby oues
iiens I've Sultan giving by these prepastives an ncon
iroverbe proof OF his determination to resist should other
powers attempt obging him his late engoge
meats towards Russia
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