Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-04


intercourse should part the indemnity Of p 0OCf
be paid into the United States Treasury before the LIST of
The broker TO the Accountant G. neral again came in
to The Market to day, aud rchased Consols aec"uni
at The isated clais Of the West India slave popric
t'rs I" Tue extent ol joODW two thirds of w'ich
supplied at The rate Of 81 : aud the remainder at that
OF u 2 The Market bias nevertheless clc.ed more
heavily than Tor some Time past tho G. yernnsnt Sc
cnriues were eventually quoted at raj
of "a 10 3-S per cent the more nrncda civ as
signed Tor such movement being sudden and rather
considerable, fall IN the funds Paris The indcnn;-
~ question, so long pending between America and
France, has not it viii he rrcolcctrd been vet finally
dap scd f the payment of the icinanLe b. tl.
American Government, and Reluctantly voted BY the
French Chambers namely $4,000. 100 fr, being made
contingent upon the rtracion by General Jackson of
certain expressions employed by him with reference to
this matter IN his last Message To Congress- aud
cline reported have taken place at the Bourse sup
posed To have been produced by extensive sales
effected there American account, under impress
sion that the friendly Intercourse which has hitherto
been carried on between the two countries would
forthwith be suspended the concession exacted Of Gen.
Jackson being, at course, refused.
PARIS -Four Clock, Oct 2l.--The French Funds have
been TO day very greatly and rather pcciedly de-
pressed for what reason, any of political nature,
would be difficult say. Notes from your Government
respecting our lukewarmness in the execution of the
quadrupe treaty of aance coupled with the hostile tone
which the English press has for time past assumed
towards the barrcado Government are unia vourably
construed Then we have n reported division OF the
Tuicries which may have given rise To the Duke of
Orleans departure for the Mediterranean officially
announced. member of the Government, NJ de Bro.
the declaration of General Latapie published the
Courier francas hnsy, Gen. jackson is said insist
on receiving his l0oJ,O5o francs without making any
sort OF apology However this ay be- the French Fund.-
have dropped rather considerably.
LoSDoS, Oct 23-"By the letters received this morn
ing from Paris learn that reaction has taken place
in the prices of the French Funds, having declined in
consequence il is rumoured, of the differences which
exist between the American and French Governments
Spanish Stocks also shade lower but net from
any news of interest from that country
From Spain, there is nothing of very de6nye cha
ch..A S.f,
from Cadiz, fully confirmed The provincial iuuas
have dissolved themselves where and all their pow
ers seem directed to the support of the Queens Govern
mcn but the other hand the Carlists shcw them
selves in considerable force in Catalonia They are mas
tiers OF all the Basque provinces and Navarro the
strong places and viii not venture across the Ebro but
are now directing their attention entirely to Catalonia.
D" the whole, there is no prospect unfortunately of
end 10 the troubles in the Peninsula The English aux
arIes are shut up in Bilboa and the Portuguese have
crossed the frontiers.
The meeting of the Northern Sovercgns at Topitz is
over and to have been attended with important
results The Emperor Nicholas immediately afterwards
most unexpectedly set off for Vienna pay visit
the Dowagcr Empress of Austria
ENGLAND.
The Bishop of Leon, Don Caross agent, has arrived
in London, charged with special message from his
ter There number of recruiting houses in Lon
don, where volunteers received for Don Carlos and
where commissions and appointments, with bountful
promises are literally dispensed.
Lord Aylmer, the late Governor of Canada, had
rived in London, and transacted business the colonial
department. The higate which conveyed his ordshp
The U. S. ships Delaware, and Potomac, and schr.
Shark, at Naples the 4th, all we'll The John
Adams sailed from Marseilles The 9Th, for Mahon
The latest accounts from Paris that rumors are
atoat in that capital of approaching change in
of the members of the Cabinet. The change will en-
brace the retirement of NJ Human the present Minis
ter of Finance The occasion Of his retiring from office
is said to originate in the failure of s plan for the re-
duction OF the Five per Cents
The Paris Journals state that dissolution o. Cham
Der of Deputies is about take place The Ministry il
said do not anticipate by dissolving the present Cham
per- ana calling together ncw one, either the dimnu-
ton OF the Radical party in the Chamber the increase
of their own strength The Chamber will probably
closely resemble the present in the strength and DISPOSE
ton OF the parties of which il will be composed
The most important communication if true received
by the latest arrivals from Paris contained in the
following paragraph of private letter.
81 have Just been assured-but late ascer-
tain ITS eXactness-tilat remonstrauce has been adj
dressed by Lord Granville, in the name your Govern
ment to the Cabinet of King Lonis Philippe calling
me fiench government TO account Tor certain alleged
violations of the treaty of qundruplc alliance in permit
ting suPPes-"en' officers and moneyo pass to Don
The last letters from Madrid state that every thing
was going exceedingly well there, and that Nj Men
dizaba arranging all the branches of the Admins
tration, which he found in a disoreanized
1t is further stated, that M Mendizaba more re-
the Treasury than he expected 1t is assert
ed that reinforcement of $1,000 will be sent TO
strengthen the Army Of the North
We have made enquiry respecting the detention of
the Count Espagne and two Carlist Generals by the
French authorities, their way Catalonia, and find
it comes from ofthe first bankers at Paris.
i ne armies In the North o! Spain continue from time
to time to change their positions, but each appears s,ud
ousy 10 AVOID risking engagement There is in
the Phare OF Bayonne, statement of on action hav-
ing taken place ManZanares between IA CORPS of the
Queens troops and those under the command Of Count
Les Nayas IN which the latter, after suffering consider
able loss were compelled 10 retreat This did
not however, gain any credit in Paris The same paper
Qhe Phure) states that the Iih inst Cordoya enter
ed Pucna la teyna with large convoy of provisions
and that Don Carlos had again established his head
tiers at Esella letter from Berouetta states that the
widow of General Erase, the Carst chief lately de-
ceased committed suicide by sabbing herself; she was
found dead in her bed with the poignard in her hand.
HoLLASD.-The States General was opened on the
18th OF October The king that the political
situation OF Holland remains unchanged and that
provide much possible for the case of his subjects
IN The absence OF any of settling the relations
with Belgium, he has granted furlougbs TO the militia
and schucry He reoices the increased extent of
the East India produce a means of tightening the
burdens of his people. The interior situation Of the
country is satisfactory The prospects of are good
anu The manufacturing system is acquiring extensive de-
velopement. Agriculture suffers from the low price Of
corn but the fisheries advantageous and extending
The prospects from Dutch India favorable Suna-
ra which disturbed is tranquil and all the rest of
the colonies hOurisiing The taxes be some hat
dninshed measures are TO be submitted for the neo-
ration Of the lot Of the agrculturiss, which will com.
bine with that object regard 10 freedom of trade
The American Charge dAffaires transacted business
on the l0tb October, at the Foreign Department Lon
don Also the Goth, with the London Board Of Jade
The London Courier regrets to lean, from the Paris
Journals, that there EumOrs Of quarrel between
Louis Philippe and the Duke Of Orleans which is said
to be the cause why the former allows his proceed
on so hazardous nenterpse against the Arabs in
the negbborh0od Of AIgiers. Another cause assigned
for the Duke going to the army, is, that The army said
not TO be very favOably disposed the King and that
the presence OF The Prince may alter the sentiments