Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-08
FOREIGN.
Iron the New York Daily Adyertiserl
FOUR DAYS LATER EKOM ERANCE

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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM FRANCE
The ship Manchester, Capt Swift, arrived last night
from lavre, having sailed the 25h OF May BY her
the editors OF the New York Daily Advertiser have
seived copious files OF avre dates TO the 2th aud Paris
to the 20 May inclusive together with the latest
markets On a hasy perusaI OF them, we find but little
news character TO translate. The death OF the great
Patriot Lafayette occurred the morning OF the 2lst
aud not on the 2Ob, previously stated he buried
on the 23d The People Of Paris paid him great honors.
and the Government also ordered strong force ia
honor OF the occasion. but really keep the Cy quiet
flags OF the shipping Havre hoisied hall mast
The Paris journal of the 22d says preparations this
moment made by the Minister, for the funeral OF Gen
Lafayette, With such display is attended on similar
nournful occasions This oning all the ministerial pa
pers contain eulogies the greatest character Of modern
times The military honors that will be paid TO Lafayette
are those which belong 10 General i'm Chief Paris has
but one subject OF conversation, the last Gen
Lafayette. No oraion will be delivered at his grave
but is believed that the funei al procession viii sop
the square Of the Basiie aud that this round conse.
Grated TO the memory If the two revolutions, OF which
Lafayette was the hero remarks will be made by
deputy who was his best friend
MADRID, May 1.-The delay Of convoca,ion Of the
Coritz is generally attributed TO the Premier Martinez de
la Rosa, who hnds great difficulty in the Provincial d.
visions.
La Quo'dicnne MAS seized by the Government. Thsis
a Calist Journal.
Our circular OF the markets to the 24hon tina, dsv
$500 bales OF Cotton sold at full pces. market
very firm.
CottonThe stagnation Of business in this article which
we noticed in our preceding report has been superseded
since the last two three days, by little revival OF de-
mand which has given rise 10 the following
$50 bales Louisiana at 1901 10 1905 lis b. Upland, Mo-
bile. Alabama and Tennessee at 1901 1856 Old Island
at 225; and 3Sb Bahia at l4f-the whole. duty paid
The prices at which these sales have taken place. esa
bh further derline Of about confines per half ko
the finest and lowest qualities and of about cenimes
on the intermediary sorts Of u States short staple. FL
nay, the decline from the OF the end of las,
is from TO cenmes the former, and from 10 TO IL
centimes the latter descriptions of u States Cottons
fesierday alter change, holders appeared TO be rmer
Tobacco-The imports from America since the LIST inst
have consisted OF 1860 hhds. destined Tor The ConcouSs
LATER FROM LONDON.
The ship New York, Capt Hoxe, arrived lat evening
from Liverpool, bringing papers of that place the 26h
May, and from London 10 the 25rh.
The is coDfirmatory the successes of Pedro's
army which were brought by the last arrival Figueras
had been entered by Napier and Con,bra by Tereeira
without opposition.
Leopold, tits said, about propose one Of his relations
as his successor TO the Belgian throne.
At Madrid affairs were by no me ans TRANQUIL The
courts OF Vienna and Berlin al the Queen
tor having sent an army into Portugal The Coriez
assemble on the Oath Of July The Carists continue en-
gagged in bosiilites TO the government Zumsacaraguy,
heir General is represented of erocious temper
Colonel ODonnel the son OF the Count D'Abi.nsl, ha
wing fallen into his hands, the following is given as the
dialogue which occurred between him and the Cars Ge-
neral's aid de camp, before his execution;
''Ade-d camp; My general desires me 10 offer you
moi only quarter, but continuation OF your present rank
with certain command, if you will fidelity the
King, Don Carlos v.
"O'DonneI: cannot be traitor TO nv honor have
sworn hdelity TO the Queen well the naon, rep
resented by lis Cortes have other sovereign than
those.
"Ad-de- camp Reflect well on what you saw colonel
the death OF an officer like yourself will be piifnl.
10 die for my country, 10 die for immor
"Ade-de. camp: And whs, shall say 10 my generaIl
"O'Donnel: That will give a certain sum OF money
for my release but that il my release is 10 be effected al
The cost oil PICTURED oath, would rather die thousand
times than take il.
"In consequence Of this obsnacy. o. DonneI was or.
dered TO be shot lie marched with camness and sere
~ to the ground exhorng the soldiers who were TO sui
fer death with him 10 bear their fate like and excai
in defence OF the Queen and the rights Of The ns,ion
LONDON, May Ain the House of Lords, Yesterday,
several petitions presented for the protection Of
Established Church, and against the claims Of Dssenters
Some petitions also presented praying the sepa
ration oil Church aud State, and in favor Of Dsenters
claims.
London, Erening 24h- Cffy IL o'cloek-The money
market, without any Continental arrivals Of the
least Importance, has this morning been very firm with
disposition in most OF the Foreign Securities to advance
Spanish Stock has arisen TO and appears firm at 81
and Portuguese, 40 rs to s013 Brazilian stock is a.
&c IL n, and Mexican, 441.25.
The Consol market has been without any variation a,
926 g. for the Account, without much business be-
ing transacted.
Prom French papers received a, this Office,
FuneT0tof Lafayette, May % This day the funeral Of
Lqisye te took place IN grave and solemn manner IN the
mids OF an immense population, who knew his person
aud Lis virtues Tranquility and the perfect pro.
priey regned during the funeral ceremonyThe march
and The composition Of the numerous coJffge Of the ma
ionsl guard, and Of The rools Of the line destined
der military honors to the General had been regulated in
by OF his memory and of the elevated com.
msnds which he had held 10 quality Of General in chief
OF the army Of the North in 1902 and OF all the national
guards Of France in 1880. Many bs,sons of infantry,
two squadrons OF cavsry and battery OF artillery repre-.
senied the army The number Of bstslons Of the
national guard Of Paris, and Of the Bsneu and squadron
OF he national guard ehtUol. surrounded the funeral
number srIi considerable Of The national
guards, without fusis, but IN uniform aud with ssbres
followed in good order by battalion and company These
national guards assembled IN the Tuillefies which
the king placed al their disposition.
The Marsbai commander IN chief Of the national guard
o al
miuoi, chief OF The Eiat, Major General Dsfiue, com
inanfan Of The department. and many generals aud sUpe
rior officers.
The and coffin were covered with the TIL colored
flag, gTnisbed with crape, but other sfmors bearings
ornament bot the initial letter Of Lafayette. The tas-
sails Of The pail we're held by Monseurs Jacques La6,ie
Eugene Lsite, General Osirowski, ex con,manJant in
chief OF the National Guards Of Warsaw Gen Fsbviee
The Minister Of the United Ssies OdOn Barro SaIyere
Petit, and on Eleclor Of the town Of Mesux
Peers Of France, and great number Of deputies &C.
companied the hearse. Among them, Count kIoniayet
iDtendant General Of the Civil List.
Three carriages Of the King, and one Of the Prince
Royal, followed. The aides-de. camp Of the King Tho
officers Of Ordnance and Of The Princess assisted the
ceremony.
Tier The celebration Of the funeral service IN the Church