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

s;on Of the French Funds on "Wednesday to the report
of the American Charge Afaires having thrroteneo
the French Cabinet with interruption OF Coninecla
intercourse should part Of the indemnify nf %
be pad into the United States Treasury before the ISL OF
December. -
rhc broker To the Accnunan. G. neral again came IN
70 tine Market t., day. and purchased C"scls, on account
of The litiua;cd claims of c WEST india slave proP1'c-
tors 10 the extent of $40 9. two thirds "l which WIRE
supplied the rate of 81 3e, and tn REMAINDER At W
Of u ! = The Market mas nevertheless Close" "'.'e
heavily than for time past and The S:S'rhh't
cut,cs eventually quotrd ala general depreciation
of 10 Sc per cent; the cause more lmiecm ely a'
signed for such movement being sudden ana rln''
considerable, fall i'll the funds ut Paris. The Indemh
" question: long pending between America and
France, has not it will be rrcnlrcted. been yet finally
diapnsed of the payment of tie sum denanGc b. the
American Government, an reluctantly vr!cd by the
French Chambers namely 2'nN,uO0 tr bring made
contingent upon the tractinn by General Jackson OF
certain expressions employed by i:n with reference |"
this alter in his last message to Congress- and the de-
cline rrpnrrd To have taken place mt the bousc IS sup
roscd to have ben produced ny some extensive sales
effected there on American account, under an impress
sion TIA, the friendly intercourse which has hitherto
bcrn carried on between the two countries would no"
forthwith BIZ suspended the concession exalted OF H'n
Jackson being. of course, refused
PANS. Fou? Clock, Oct 2l.-'Thc French Funds have
been to day very greatly: and rather Unexpectedly de-
pressed for what reason, any OF political NATURE
would be difficult to say Notes from your no'e'".'.hl
resuccuu our ukcwa1nneSs in the execution al LIE
ouadruple treaty of alliance coupled with lie hostile tone
which the English press has Tor some time past asSutro
towards the barrcado Government, are nn!"vonrao'y
construed. Then we have rrp'rtPo oiFison OF '"e
Tuillerrs which may have given rise TO tie Duke "i
Orleans departure fur the Mediterranean, now o:hca'
announced. A member Of the Government, NJ. de Dr."
elr is further alleged, must 60 out IN consequence OF
The declaration Of General Latapt, puniishe1 IN the
Courier Frnnra Lastly rn Jachs'n Is si'd 70 Insist
On receiving his - ,0JJ0W francs without making any
sort apology However this may BE-, the French unus
have dropped rather id,rnhy.
Loxpoy Oct 23-"By thrkuera received tins morn
ing from Paris we learn that reaction has taken place
in the prices Of the French nndS having decihea IN
consequence, it is rumourcd, Of the differences whch
exist Between the American aud French governments
Spanish Stocks also shade lower, Int NOT from
any news Of interest from That country.
From Spain, there is hing OF very drhnltlVr cha'
raccr The accounts published on Saturday ulrrcl
from Cadz are fully confirmed. Tho provincial Juht"s
have dissolved themselves veryw"rc and all thr.r pow"
crs seem directed to the support OF The ncrn Govern
mrn but OH the other hand the Carliss slew the"-
selves in considerable force in Cala!"na lher are mas
tiers of all tho Basque provinces and Navarro, save ~
strong places ana will not venture across the Eoro MI
are now directing their attention entirely to
O.. the whole, there IS prospect unfortunately o. d"
end 10 the troubles in the Peninsula. The EngIsh aux
iarcs shut up in Biboa, ami tho Portuguese nave
crusStd the frontiers. -.
The m.c,inr of tn. Npr.rn S,vrr.igns at T"pll;z IS
over and seems have been attended with no Important
results The Emperor Nicholas immediately afterwards
most unexpectedly set al" Dr Vienna, to pay vis 10
ENGLAND.
The Bishop of Leon Don Carlos agent, as arrived
in London charged with special message from his mas
ter There number "t recruiting houses IN Lon,
dom where volunteers received Tor Ion CaIlos, ana
where commissions and appointments, w;th bountul
promises. literally dispensed.
Lord A ymcr, the late Governor of Canada: had ar:
rived in London and transacted business at the c"onia
department. The irigate which conveyed his iordslip
to England had pcruus passage.
The u. S. ships Delaware, and Potomac. and srhr.
Shark, at Naples on The 4h, all wen. ne Joha
Adams sailed from Marselrs on the 9Th, for alahon
The latest accounts from Paris state that ruiors are
apa, in that api,a Of approaching change in some
of the members Of the Cabinet. The change VIII EN-
brace the retirement of NJ Human, the present Nuns
ter of Finance. The occasun q" hs retiring from office
is said originate in the failure OF his plan tor the re-
ductiun OF the Five per Cents.
The Paris Journals state that d solution OF the Cham
Der of Deputies is about to take place. The Ministry II
is said do anticipate by dssovng the present Cham
ton of the Radical party the Chamber the increase
of their own strength The nrw Chamber will prnbabI
closely rescrblc hc present III the strength ana DISPOSE
ton of the parties of which 1t VIII be Composed.
The most important communications. It true. received
BY tho latest arrivals run Paris is one confined IN the
following paragraph of private letter.
IL have just been assurrdbnt tho late II ascer
tain IT'S rAaTthess''''' fynFts' name your Govern
aESa7S, the Cabinet uf king .ouis Philippe calling
the French Government to account for alleged
violations Of the treaty of quadple alliance in permit
ting supPics-rn officers, and tIoney-to pass to Don
Carlos"
was going exceedingly we'll there, and that NJ. Men
dIzaba was arranging all the branches OF the Admins
lration. which lie found in disorganzrd state
1t is further stated that NJ. Mrndzaba finds more
tic Treasury than he expected 1t is
Cd that n reinforcement OF 20GO0 men will be sent lu
strengthen the Army Of the North.
We have made enquiry respecting the detention of
the Count d Espagne and two Caris Generals, by the
ihp az IN (1ta ,,iE find
it comes from ofthe first bHnkers at Paris.
The alinles IN the North Of Spain continue from time
to time TO change their positions, but each appears studi-
ouSy 10 avoid TiSking engagement. There is in
the Pharc ot BayOnne, statement of action hav-
ing taken place near Manzanarcs between corps of the
Gu, ems troops and those under the command of Coun,
Les Navas IN which the Inter- after suffering consider.
able loss were compelled to retreat. This did
not however. gain any credit in Paris The same paper
(the Pare states tla the lt inst, Cordova enter
ed Puen,a la Regina with 4 large convoy OF provisions;
nT that Den Carlos had again established his head
tiers at ESlra, letter from Bcrn states that the
widow Of General Erase the Carst chief lately de-
ceased committed suicide by sabhing herself she
found dead in her bed. with the poignard in her hand
IiOLLAHD.-1he States General opened the
18TH of Ocobcr The king that the political
situation OF Holland remains unchanged. and that to
provide much possible for the of his subjects
III the absence OF any means Of settling the relations
with Be gium he has granted iurloughs 10 the militia
and schuttery He rjuces the increased extent of
the East India produce of tightening the
burdens Of his people, The interior situation OF the
country is satisfactorily The prospects Of trade good
and the manufacturing system acquiring extensive de-
vcloPcncnt Agriculture suffers from the low price Of
corn, but The fisheries are advantageous and extending
The prospects from Dutch India arc Favorable. Suna
ira which was disturbed is TRANQUIL and all the rest Of
the colonies furnishing The taxes are TO be some what
dlmInsed measures 10 be submitted for the mclio
ration of the lot Ut the aercutursts which will com;
blnr with that Object regard 10 freedom Of trade.
The American Charge Afaircs transacted business,
October q thp III I
dom Also the 2Ct, with the L"nd7t Board Trade
The London Courier regrets 10 lrnr1, IRON, the Paris