Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-29
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LATER FROM ENGLAND.

. LATER FROM ENGLAND
NEW York, Dec. 24-We received YESTERDAY from,
Europe intelligence of much later than had before
reached u.s. after long intermission of arrivals Our
news schooner boarded in the morning at the packet
ship Sheffield Capt. Allen from Liverpool whence she
sailed on the 9Th u and in the afternoon we received
over land London and Liverpool journals of the 9TH
We give the only two we find in relation to
our affairs with France Mr. Barton was evidently ON
the eve OF his departure from Paris As for the com
ments OF the French press deem them of no inuort
ahce whatever; hrs because of the extreme Ignorance
ey snow on their very face of sffa-s ne xt be-
cause we know that Mr. Barton has been instructed to
return IN case the money paid and this seems
TO be admitted on all hands il has not been.
The French the of ca still c
considerable uneasiness TO the Government The Duke
Oeans had landed at Algiers, but it is doubtful whe
ner lie VIII join In military character the strong pe
the Arab tribes "s-'''
The new Spanish Minister has been compeed 10 order
forced levy of 0000Omen. One half of which he cal
cuiates Will assume arms, and the other half paw sum
OF money TO be excused from entering on military
reer by this measure he will supply himself with men
ana the means OF equppng them. appears an extreme
one, but the case is extreme too, for the north Don
Saros is evidently superior in strength He holds all
the open country and the Queen troops are confined
10 the strong places The British French
WIN not advance in consequence of the Christmas Gene
rails not being in sufficient strength support them
In Greece the country appears in very disorganized
shall here probably have another example of The folly Of
suevoring 10 introduce among semi barbaans,
government adapted SRy N 70 highly civilized people
p.n,s adN. From the Temps;l
Ahs, Oh Nov-lt was confidently ed
that the Charge dAfaes of the United States had IN
compliance with the orders ofhis Government demand
60 ms passports, and was to quit Paris within two OF
vre, TO embark board the ship Poland when an nm
incident retarded his departure for few DAYS
we know not whether this delay he owing to new In
sTueons received by him, whether our Ministry has
MADE concessions to the dipomatist Northumberland
these facts, could consider the departure of M
Barton TO be the signal of rupture Ii is an expeetant
measure. We cannot lose sight of the fact that The
American Congress does not assemble before 1eceh
of he
take place in March, will adjourn to that period the def
@ settlement OF the discussion between France aud the
Prioate Correspondence
PARIS, Wednesday Afternoon Nov 1.-The s,o,e ~.
uie American question begins excite good deal of i'll
disguised anxiety among the friends of the
IL IS known that Mr.. Barton the Charge fairas 81
e onteo states has, within these few days, been max
ing preparations for his return America in anticipa
uon OF the measures he expects to be taken al Wash
ng'on equivalent to order for his recall if they be
such as TO provoke the French Government to send
nun out OF the country Mr. Barton is the soninlayv ~
r Livingston, who dealt with so cavaIierly at the
ue OF the late discussion in the Chamber of De outos
us family has already left him for the United States SO
at ne remains en- gareon ready 10 ask his passports
and take his leave a moments notice and NAV odd
that among weinformed Americans In This oonntyv thn
oPno Is becoming daily general that rupture is
Pans, Nov 5.-The trial Of Fiescb; md b;s .cooo,
pieces begins TO attract larger share of attention M the
gay hxed Tor ITS commencement approaches It has
Oeen ior some time the of Republican Journals
70 represent the principal criminal as in a state of ment.
arrangement AT one time are told that he is in such
Tel in lova
WIN iaoy oil nigh rank, the wife Of the Grand Refer
endary OF the Chamber of Peers whom in all probabiv
ne never saw in bis life and most certainly never within
he walls OF his prison. At another he is described as
retreyably sunk in the lowest depths of despondencv
Inc object of all these idle is TO take off bv an
ucPauon the effect of the extraordinary
wbch fIeschl is expected TO make in the course hiu
tfai. III any confidence, at least is to be placed in
the assurances Of those who from their official oos;,i
nave the best means Of knowing what has trapspjred
~ the course OF the preliminary Investigations the
disclosures OF teschi are all directed towards the i'm
q Icndar 81 tlo
the Republican party; and this accordingly is the motive
assigned Tor the mPutaton Of insanity which has of late
ssunea SO many different forms With regard the or
procedure " ~ understood that the report of Count
Portals, which will be read the 10Th instant will in
to- .o"seIleu py the court into an act of ACCUSE
Won, "hen reasonable time will be granted to the p
soheIs 70 prepare their defence During the The
cases OF the Luneyie conspstors in connection with
he Pfl lnsurrection will be proceeded with and II h.
suu mat The military members Of the Chamber of Peers
oin, as you are aware, very considerable proper.
uon OF the whole number insist on the last ~
law being inflicted the four sergeants of cavalry who
belonged TO that section indispensable TO the rnsnte
nance Of discipline in Tie army. Should such decree
oe Pronounced, the Royal cemency will Of course be in
terPDsed to stay its execution.
ENGLAND
LoSpoE, Friday Evening, Nov 6.--The money rnay-
soils Acct. 81 1-2 So
Rumoyed Marriage in High Lie-Report soesks Of :,
contemplated marriage between Lord Stafford and Miss
Cation sister oftbe Marcbioness Of Wellesley The first
Lazy stafford who was daughter Of Edward sulyarde,
both members Of the Roman Catholic Church
SPAIN
LONDON, Nov. THE AonifeUr n ,rh,rsdov .h;l
we received last night with the other Paris papers ofta
day, gives some particulars Of the encounter betoeen
Cordova and the Carlists mentioned in tbot ~ IL
previous day as being reported have taken place Ae
eording 70 what is now stated upon te arrival Of Cor
uoVa AZ yiiora on the 2fh ullimo, part Of the Cas
army retired 70 Salvaterra and the Other 40 es, h
Don Carlos On the 9th Cordoya attacked and defeat
ca me hrst corps, end entered Sayaerra but on tbc
~oh, the mass Of the Carst army having come mn he
reHealed upon Vttora, harassed but never broken II
appears that ono Of his squadfons having missed the
Wy y" rs march was unable 70 feoin him. The Car.
lists took advantage Of this accident to proclaim vico
~ D"t ~ reality they Suffered than The CIrisnos