Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-10

the Lbsssl party whose eaaperson is at its heisht
The CarIisis are becoming audseious every day.
ing 20 the impnny afforded them. We learn from Vail
laoj that il is not possible no la the ening with
out being insued, robbed. asssssinsted eonspirs
cy hssajust been discovered in the ier Nearly
500 men, chiefly monks Join the curate Meiao.
Several have taken place; but assured shs
even 90 going to prison the G'r.'' 'nsa,sd those mhc
La Graja seven leagues from Madrid hare beea beseA
and put to flight"
Preparations we're making in various parts Of the king
dom to celebrate ihe Kings birth day The 1t Of May.
The Chamber OF Deputies (says ,he correspondent of
the London Couer is d posing fast possible oi the
matters be lore II, preparatory 10 the close Of the
sion, which Ministers wish to hx Tor the 10Th OF May.
he elections WILL the session Is over before by the
middle OF that month, he completed by the end Of June,
and the new Chast~r will probably have TO meet IN
September or Oc'ose< The new Chamber will proba-
oy De ms strongly Ministerial the present. but Ia
consequence OF recently ioimed alliance between the
Republican and CarIst electors 1t is probable that
30 Cat''t members will he returned The strength Of tho
OPP oson, however, will not be thereby materially in
creased as The lett likely TO lose much proportion to
What the tight may gain.
The report The ia is to he Lroueh int the CHAM
Der OF Deputies in the early part OF week am as
that several notifications by which the reductions
proposed in the project oil law would be extended are re-
commended by the coimiter; but the prohibitions are to
remain untouched until the Deputies have had the oppo,-
tnniy Of consulting the wishes OF their constituents re-
speeding them The abors OF the Commissioners sppont-
ed by the two Governments must, therefore, remain n-
complete until the neat session, when the subject
dergo lul discussion, and the object in view al have
come more easily s,isinatle than hitherto.
Dr. j. Nj. Gales. who was one OF the National Assem-
bly, OF 1893, died at Legr, aged az.
NJ. de Chaeaubrisnd has announced his intention to
offer himself as candidate TO the electors u Lille He
resigned his seat in the peersge tie Of Louis
Philippe.
| Delegates have been appointed by the people Of Lyons
TO solicit OF the Government indemnity Tor the losses sus
tanned during the late in.u rec iion.
Some Officers Of the 36tb ginen OF line and Others
Of the 4 aud 9th cuassies have been arrested on su.
picion Of being connected with the republicsn
veIy interesting debate has been commenced In III.
| u rel
nqui.h'ng the possession Of Aigers and going
our latest advices.
The city OF Paris has been ed to nav the dana.
ges and loss IN several caes where gunsnhs and ord
cutters had sustained any, during the late revolutionary
movements. Arrests are going in France, and every
means rssor'ed 70 That can strengthen Louis Philippe
his throne. NJ de ST. Roman, a legi,natist has be.,
arrested and also one NJ Mathew, an ADJ ocaie whose
possession number oil papers were Iound. debate has
occurred In The Chambers respecting the renquishniept
| oil Alglers. Several fine speeches No decision.
| FROM VIENNA.
According 10 accounts fron, Vienna TO April ooh tie
news respecting the late riots in Lyons and the ds,L-
ancesn Paris, had been deemed Of sufficient Importance,
by the members oil the German Congress, induce them
To proract their sittngs ind, ftely The conside
oil The measures proposed for securing the tranquility
oil the Confederate States has be.n resumed IN conse-
qnence Of the occurrences in France. The German VIII
tiers oil the Vienna letters speak of the probability OF Count
Enneh Beilnghausen, the actual Austrian President
Seianic Die being appointed Austrian Minister State
They seem to attach vast deal OF importance TO the ex
peced appointment, and talk Of the 'pow sensation
among the dipomatisis which the rumors re SD. ting IL
had aire sdy produced
Papers OF the revoluOnists in Piedmont, have been dis
covered al Vienna, which have led TO The
young nen Us The Roman Stses OF which fifteen were al
rested al Rlnini
The amount Of damages sustained by the ourages in
Brussels un the 9th aud g. April Ell stated ia the
Belgian Seuae 10 be 300 900 francs.
The Attorney General Of Belgium has appealed against
Tie decision oil The Tribunal at Antwerp.
FROM SWITZERLAND
correspondent Of the London Standard al Derne
staes, thai all the foreign NJ nisIers were about
that place, except the English aud French aud that the
trim lllR hatre solra f.tt, Id
HON Switzerland aud that the Swiss resolved cost
what 1t may, not 10 submit to the orders Of the German
land says the writer, will depend the future neutrality Of
this country, and the integrity OF its Territory Armies
are every where approaching the Swiss frontiers. ASK
this year. os bs V' 10 De TOO
themselves in the midst Of bloody This qu. sion
may onng about an European collision.
MORO, CO.
ihe Emperor oil Morocco has broke off all Intercourse
with he Kingdom OF the SciIies putting Ta,i,er in
we're Two orgs' aud Two scioonersihey had not the
i!n April put to but the Emperors design proba.
byi, to capture all the scians falling their way be.
vcIaI oil which were al the westward.
TURKEY.
CoNsrANrINoPLE, April I.-AIouehir Achmet Pacba
The late Ambassador Extraordinary the Sublime Po.
to the Couit OF ST. PeIersburgh arrived in town m n, !.
zsh Of last month IL Is not ned yet whether his
reception by The Sultan has been cordial he antci-
Pded From what have heard whispered, an, inc ined
10 believe that the unrelentng nreues OF his numerous
anh powerful enemies, during his absence have succeed
Po""e"B hh uuldFOfabie Impression against him N
ahmonds earficous mind aud, queny that this
ayoriIe's day also is Public opinion is de dedv
against hi being consider ed in the light oil traitor 10 his
country Far from thinking the treaty signed by hin, at 81
eiest urg as advantageous To their on as Euroue M
hd TN creduiy Of believing IL, the Turks perceive that
IL Is an additional weight, artlully devised by designing
Rus Ia, TO secure the yoke which OF calamity and
distress she 20 eacbefousy forced upon their eck the
nave sense enough not 10 cali doustIUi the 600 600 d
cas whch The sultan has been prevailed upon receive
a. payment Tor the extensive territory in Asia which th,
Russians, Tor motives well Understood by
deemed necessary addition their empire They arr,
perfectly at loss 10 make out what meant by the adj
vsnldses which the evacuation OF the IN
bring 10 Turkey. 49,
The Governors appointed by Russia, the native repi
mems commanded by Russians the line OF defence form
eu by Tie Danube IN the hands OF the same Power; tte
ortreses on the banks OF liver once gsroned bv
Turks now leyelled to The ground; every Aussulnsn "a
miiy Without exception, Dhumsny driven from its native
place, ana turned adft without receiving the
nhemhity The tiibule annually paid by the provinces in
KIND, TO Turkey, abolished; they are unable TO admir-.
eiher is generosity or moderation oil Nicholas in their
svoT' plainly Perceivng that this grand act OF sgnsni.
ty on hs Pait, That has cited the md
idciion OF Europe, is al bottom but Ia,ce
IL Is said that The SAinos have sent in er Oilers Of
submission ~ .'' "
The Porte has taken the wise measure of grau,no
epton from all taxes ioI the space Of % years 10 lie in
habilants OF lpsara.
An lmpeia FIrmOn has appeared, ordering the lorns-
hon Of local nItas throughout Tie empire The syst,n,
ADOPTED IS similar TO that OF the iaDdw elfs IN Prussia
- LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET, Ann 49,
me inquiry Tor cotton has remained limited during In
week. aud prices OF the middlng aud inferior descrp,Us
oil UPands aud Orleans have been i difficulty
EDS out tie alteration generally has been uine and Tie
market closed yesterday sifh