Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13

tators the most dreaded were arrested or having
sisted in their ogltaton we suPposr)-liat the CIpan
Militiamen had pronounced themselves energetcaly in
favor Of ORDER and that there Trason to hope nal
tranquility would not again be interrupted In Val cnca,
ALSO the bulletin states reaction IN favour OF rTdcT s
more complete than that Of Barcelona took place. he
Captain General has hecn recalled To his unctIons-he
Juna Of Government has ceased 10 exist The muhci-
pal body had IcsHn,ed the rcns 1T Government lwcn-
ty-hVe OF the Asitu"rs the most pEoIuncn hao o'e"
arrested tred-and transported To the Philippine Is
land. The populacr, nmida:rd by those measures,
had ceased 10 In another respect he bulletin was
satisfactory tor The friends Of the Guccn. LrttrS
from PcrPignan state that the COMMUNICATIONS between
Barcelona, FIgucras and Gcr1ri had become extremely
difficult. The diigencts Gould lunmcr traverse these
routes. That from Barcelona Prrpignan they had
been stepped and searched by The Cas< who appeared
irclu'd quit the side OF Figrrras and approach 10
Rrsis On the other hand letter from -, Sebastian:
Ted the I'd inst, stated that serious affair had taken
place at FilaTn", in which the Carl:s:s beaten
with considerable loss
Notwithstanding these promising announcements OF
tie official paper the Journal dies Dehats OF Wednesday
contains article which fills w" and half columns.
demonstrating the strength, activity and success OF the
Carists during the last tl!cc !nonts.-" w lic Spain
says this article ':abanpns herself to anarchy-and
second civil threatens to burst forth between the
Liberals of divers shades OF oplUn The war III Navarro
continues with marked advantage for The Prctender
After what true picture &" the war IN Navarro
during three months, the Journal dcs Dchats rXpreSSeSa
hope very like snrrr, that the revolutionary movement
in progress in Spain would not rrnain sterile. and that
the enthusiasm of the patriots TO be III future unrestricted
and uHreSlrainrd would create real army and supply
ube Generals The innocent isabella the Second.
Our private letters, however convey TO Us ne VS. from
Madrid of the :Wth ut which settle the point respect
ing Las Navus. lie had renowned his project, and
Aguar, who (and not Quir"gn) had bccn specially d..
putcd to him BY NJ alcndzlbal had returned 10 Madrid
alter his successful NJ. Carasco, who lad been
Cacrrcs the head Of 5U1U Liberals Of Esraniadura
had also arrived in Madrid General Quirnga had pro-
crcdrd to Granada 10 assume the Captancy General oil
that province II would appear from private ttcrs
that IT expected in Madrid that the whole q" the Pro-
vincia untas would send in their adhesion to the new
Government The Urban Militia Of Aladrid is TO he
organized the plan in 1873. This latter nca
gave great satisfaction. The Brigadcr Soalc: an
intimate friend Of Nina had been appointed General Of
the cavalry Of the Royal Guard.
report circulated on the Paris 'ourse Wed
nrsay (Jy the Carss; however, that FigucTas had fall
into The hands OF llc Carlisls. The Christine par
liZans were. however, i'll high spirits.
From the scat of the intelligence that has reached
Us Is contradictory al least varied. Our Bayonne let
ter OF the I'D instant contains extract from buletn
printed i'll San Sebastian the Beth u stating: The
report OF some wounded WHO had arrived on the 18th 4!
Ouatr that three columns OF the Queen army and l6
Caris batlaions had fought for three days the eIvi
of Flarcayo. Six baLtalions Of the former
SAID 10 have been totally annlhated On the other hand
person hal Just reached la yonne from The neg hbOr
hood Of the held Of battle, reported the 2JtI ut
the CarSts had been attacked near farcayo (Castr)
by the united columns Of Coova Esparlrro anu lartc,
amounting 10 1000 infantry 2IiU horse and pieces OF
artillery. Don CaruS, MDrcIo, Sarasa, and Sulcana
with II bat!aIons Of Navarro, Alava, and Guipuzcoa,
defended themselves val!anty; but after resisting four
hours, they compelled retreat, with the loss of
2iO killed, 800 wcund d, aud 3UG missing. The Chris
limos had lG0 killed and 500 wounded. DON Carlos pass.
cd in the vicinity Of Filtnria the 18th and arrived
Zunlga, in Nararrr OIL the 3Ch. The Cariss in Bay
on!c conlcndrd that no such engagement had taken
place, and that Dor CIIlos then laying siege VII
tori1.
MADRID, Sept 27-Altlongh confidence srcm 10 be
gradually returning, and several parts OF the country have
expressed their satisfaction with the present arrange
mcnts Of the Government, far they have poccc dcd
regret To say, that HE establishment, Of public ORDER
and general coed understanding is yet wholly
cor!pshcd AndaIusia still continues obstinate and
PicipuS. no doubt owing to the nsudged aud futile at
tempt ntimlatc her INTO submSsInnuna ront which
SpaiurLs, least Of all men. likely to overlook.
f. s. Since writing the above. learn that irnmedi-
alcly tie arrival al CoGunna Of Tie OF the change
si Ministry. the Junta Of Gal!ca determined to dissolve
Itself.
I.osnoy, Oct 9-I.ettcTs from Cadiz state that En-
gs rchandizr tic value 81 cur millions. las been
landed !r:n Gibraltar without paying duties, all The o..
lic.rs Of the Customs having been for Nladrd,
who left Tic Custom. House ccmprI'Iy SHUT up. .
From the London Nor ling I.fsl!, October ~ 90
CONGRESS OF sONEREiGNS. ....
Turilrz, Sept 2G.-At the close OF my letter this
morning, mentioned the arrival otthr Emperor of Rus
sia lie in have stated without any rctinur,
having travelled all night and he received in the
most complimentary iautrr hy The Austrian Emperor,
who out To meet and conduct him to the chateau in
his carriage. The meeting Of the Sny rrigns wns
am toId apparently very alectiunatr and suppose
they kissed each other have all The other roy
al pcrsnnagrs who here do, at the first Interview
but history for the present omit the certainty of
that important fact. The Empcr Of Russia, who is
always playing pHrt and affecting TO court popularity
while in reality he avoids it, not half an h Ut in his
chamber when he went into The streets of TnplIz with
only attendant. and walked about the town. The gar
drns, AID the baths, like good citizen who
r,y his He is crrtain y a very fine young man.
six feet in height: fair. and win Il good rye and
Roman nosr, which gives him striking and bold express
sion. lie has strong Ekcm $: 10 the Emperor Alc1an
der, who will be well remembered in England but lie
is a finer man. The whole conrly pers"nagcs in
hustle to visit him. and the palace rung for The Of
the day with the hustle of complimentary calls. The
Empress who travelled more slowly, did reach ill
nght.fn and the manner in which she received
highly altcrng To her, and most pleasing To b. wit
messed by Stranger indicative of the simplicity which
accompanies high birth Thr Emperor Of Austria and
Empress hearing o! her arrival left the great saloon
descended the grand staircase, passed through long
open corridor and her at the castle gate Just az the
carriage dr'w up.
then composing their society, and The Emperor of
Austria leading the Empress of Russia, and the Empe
of Russia paying the courtesy the Empress
Marianne. passed through the courtly line of military
uniforms aud full dressed DANES and conducted them
the apartments which have been magnifccnty fitted
up for their The Empress Of Russia daug Inter of
the King Of Prussia, is pretty, but not handsome
man. She was very plainly dressed, and her manner
had more Of style in it than The other ladies whom have
seen this occasion, and who. almost without cxccp-
ton fall short Of that high carriage which distinguishes
our English Nobility.
PuLASD-Some hnpc of relief to this oppressed conn
try is anticipated from rnod alliance between Prince
Adalbert, nplrw Of the King Of Russia with the Grand
Duchess Oga Nicolaownu, Of Russia. aged II, who
to have Poland as an independent monarchy.
TrRKEr.-Lord Durham had his AUDIENCE Of the Sui
tan, Sept llth, and made neat speech He assured
the Sultan Of The disposition Of England t., maintain the
prosperity Of the Ottoman empire. The Sultan rep lied
in very courteous strain of personal cuopy on the