Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-09
FOREIGN.
New YoRK, Sept. b
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LATER EROM Ell

the ooh, after ecus attempt of the Duke of Veil
iing,on, TO restore the Objectionable clauses.
LORD Melbourne, in reply TO the Marquis Londonler.
ry stated IN the House OF Lords the SOh that certain
intelligence OF the landing of Carlos in Spain had been
received.
The motion OF Mr. O'Connel in the House to postpone
the Irish 1.-THE Bill, was lost by 1874 TO Ii.
he headquarters OF Carlos have been changed from
Santos de Orc. Rodils plan Of campaign " IN be TO sur.
round Carloss troopsorce them cross the Ebro-cu,
OIL al retreat aud then attack Them leaving no chance
Tor their escape The Gazette de France represents tho
troops OF Rodi as in bad condition. while those of Carlos
were animated with enthusiasm aud courage Opposi,ion
papers, however place the situation of tn. conten.ling
parties vice versa appears that the situation OF Carlos
Is by no means pleasant and by this time no doub,
sorry OF having once more Engaged in turmoil aud trouble
TO which he is unsuiied by nature aud education.
The riots at Madrid had not been renewed-numbers
had been arrested The number oil monks who Tell vic
tim TO the mob's fury, amount TO from fifty 10 sixty-The
puoc ieeng was directed only against the ars as tho
regular priesthood during the grea settlement
ed among the mob in their religious robes when they were
respectfully treated and drew forth the usual token re-
neraiion.
The devastation and havoc committed by The Cholera al
Madrid was immense, high and low alike fell victim to
IL. The alarm is very grea-no accounts of The cases
or deaths are given TO the peope-they left in en
ignorance as to its increase decrease 500
and 260 deaths within The time were known To
the latest dates by Information from letters the mortality
had fallen to 100; physicians few, and many died
before could be obtained The death carts go abou,
the city collecting the remains OF The poor thrown
IN PROFESSIONALLY, scarcely covered with few taitcred
rags The daily scenes that witnessed are represent
ed as appalling in the extreme. The course OF The dis
ease L. however, less agonZing il is said than il Was
Lendon OF Paris. Vomiting aud diarbcn, were always
attendant, aud numbers died ron mere exhaus,ion with
out the pinul spasms and cramps which have nvarblv
marked the character OF ,he disease at other Gen
Van Ness, minister, had been slightly attacked \, m,
same time with his WIFE, whose death have noticed he.
fore.
The authorities Of Madrid have all been changed in
consequence OF the late excuses. The Queen Regent
was TO open the COrles person.
The Parsians entirely engaged in the fees in bo
nour OF the Three Days Of 1880 Opening bridges found
ing oil charities and varieties OF every kind have been got
up for the occasion. %
The French fleet at Toulon. ordered for sea- will remain
al ha port ready TO act on emergency nearer home
IL n said some OF the French journals anticipate that
should Rodil sustain defeat, the French army will i'm
mrdiaely enter Spain.
The Urban Militia OF Saraeosso asked permission of The
captain General to he allowed go and Nina upon
his return, and bear him in triumph through the city.
Colocoron o4 years OF age, sentenced 20 years inn
prlsonnen', was TO be removed 10 the Gaeys al Poos
The lnquisition in Spain has suppressed by roy
al decree. ~
Coeridge, the poet and philosopher, lately died in Eng
Boyonne J"iy 2i.-Traveers who arrived yesterday
rom buTgos state That saDguinary engagement has Ia
ken place between the insurgents OF CASTLE and the
Queens troops upon the high road from that city to Ma
drid They counted IA dead bodies of the insurgen
party, and a lew belonging 10 the Queens troops.
Paris MY 27.-All the lead one to believe
the meeting between the FORCES ~ III he dread
iuiy sangulnary Letters from Bay onne the 22J de.
srIbe Rodi to be at the head possible force OF l 600
infantry 10000 cavalry, aud pieces OF artillery
besides The troops he has been obliged order
10 prevent the passage OF the Royass in other quarters
From PoRTUGAL.-By the brig CIyius sailed from
Lisbon on The 23d july Don Pedro had recovered from
his Illness, and was about 10 leave in steamboat for
Oporio The news oil The arrival OF Carlos Spain had
created great sensations that Dosna Marias
had been acknowledged by the Pope the current and
credited rnmou in Lisbon The suppI OF the con
tisaction.
A large number of Miguolitcs the South side
oil The iaeus opposite Lisbon plundeng robbing
ny body that ia their way Among others WHO had
suffered at their hands three Engshmen Travel
ling between Lisbon and ST. Cbes considered danger
The cholera st remsined Lisbon; the cases not nu.
merous, aud exciting apprehension.
From THE " EST INDIES The act to eInancipae tbe
slaves IN The British West India colonies naturally renders
that part OF the world Of deep interest and solicit
ude TO every class of American citizens. great expe
rmoni is 10 be made The results of which NAV leer
~ affect two races o! men, for perioi 10 which no pre-
science prescribe limit The influence il NAV exert
upon important portions Of country by its tendency
ana eNample-,nd the anxiety for a successful issue
which must be elt by every phIsuthropis in whatever
section Of our land mpsrt TO higher consider aon than
any other topic OF the day that s locally foreign TO our
selves suihcieh time has not elapsed to speculate upon
the consequences most likely result from the measure
not unlikely that they may vary essentially dill
Our latest intelligence is by file OF Bermuda papers
which we received on Saturday, containing advces to the
l9.h OF August, instant.
will be recolleCied that the Somer Islands
TO accept Tie component n offered by Parliament in lieu
oil me apprenticeship aud consequently disturbances
could be expected for the present. until the idsnes of
tie liberated slaves my produce suffering.
From Babadoes we have also file Of Bridgeown
era Td
TO any overt acts OF violence left infer that no.
thing had taken place interrupt the public tranoui-
ty Great and audable efforts were making pursuant 10
the recommendations Of the "Brsh and Foreign Bible
Society" to pmt Bible in the hands of everv black in
the island who could read, and those who al pre-.
strong rural police had been established at Bsrbadoes
ior the greater security Of the white population and
precsuon taken 10 suppress all iudc atoms OF
Suiceu time, however, had not elapsed since the act
went into operation for shy decided manies Of dis
content. ~
In Trinidad the Lieut. Governor has also required a,
le several militia regiments be placed INN ediaeIy i'm Inc
highest state OF serviceahlc equipment discipline I'm.
specons and weekly parades also ordered as pru-
dental measure against any disturbance.
~ was currently reported the 1911, ins'ant That tho
Hon James Christie Es,en was about TO retire lfon ,s of
hcc Of Chief Justice Of the Bermuda Islands
SToHn Early Sunday morning the III, instant
those Islands visited by an unus;iay severe Storm
OF thunder lightning and ain which shook the houses 10
their foundations number OF ood-bujlt stores called
the Red Barracks, At Wellington ST. George, we're struck
ny Tie Ugh ming. Tho doors each Of tho three stores
hung by massive hinges were wrencled off and riven ~
spnisrs and the conlagrdon Of the buildings prevented
only by tho torrents Of rain, which poured like Hood
upon IT,
u Since The foregoing in type we find by an ar.
IV"I nom 81 lhoinas confirmation Of the disturb.
enee az ~ Kite, with the further Circumstance that ali
Tie marines from our men Of in the harbour march
ed TO Bnmsone Ill., with the regulars where ,hey
Took many OF The insurgents prisoners, severely hppef
some, banshed several TO Bermuda, ordered others fol
eSecuion--.N. y .UercdfiHe .HdUeriissr Sent l.
/ THE lNsURRycrIoN IN Sr K1rrs.-Tbe New Ha
ven Daily Herald Of yesterday conlns the following ex
respondent in The Ormcr place II il dated tie 18Th ulG
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