Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-04

wish TO enter into the service f the Queen &c Spain 10
DO SO without losing the quality Of irif citizenship
srance; all demands for such authorization be add
dressed TO the ministers Of Justice coniormablc to ar
ice 81 Of the Civil Code
HAvsT, June ia Royal ordonnancc of 9TH April
1882 has suppressed the law Of Observation
imposed vessels of the United States WHEN th.v ar
rive with clean bills Of health A second article Of The
same ordonuance decides that bales of cation con;nr
from the United States Of America shall benccforwor3
neither be opened unadcn in the azurettos what
ever may be the state of health Of the of the vcs
CHAMBER OF PEERs--ssss;on ofIata Jam.
Presidsncy of the Count Porials, Vice Presidentl
esssrs nisison, de Brogie and Duchatcl
The order of the day calls for the discussion on the
report OF law for carrying into effect the American
~ de Bnrantc applies himself to Justify the report of
the Committee and TO reply to The objections made
yesterday by the adversarrs ofthe law c clsrs with
pciss,ng in the conclusions of the committee who pro.
posed the adoption Of the law.
The Chamber proceeded to take up the different ar.
ticcs of the law.
Article is put to The vote
W. Duboneaoge complains that the power Of the Cham
bcrs has been entirely and requires that
The interest should not before the day on which
inc Chambers may have adopted the law
nj dc Brogfse in few words replies to ". Dnbouehape
NO further debate ensucd, and the article is adopted
NJ the baron Mounier, made observations on
Article lie requires that Government shall not lose
sight OF The interests of those who have cedcd land in
LOUISIANA and thinks that 500 francs will
not be sufficient to meet the claims which will arise NJ
de Broglie replies, that the Govenmc mt will continue TO
support these claims, MS il always has done.
| Articles 9 and are adopted.
The Chamber proceeded to vote the whole bill
The following is the result Votes AZ white balsl25
oiach balls 2.--Ihe law IS adopted by the Chamber
SPAIN. titss.f
The Indcateur of Bordeaux of the 18Th inst. gives
letter oil the lth, from ST Jean dc Luz from which che
following is AN extract .-.s Yesterday the for
uhe1 post at b'dassoa was summoned to surrender the
Cariss declaring TO the Queens troops that if did
not at once lay down their they would be constran
ed by force; and that IT, in the of the fight any
balls fell within the French Territory could only be
attributed 10 their obstinacy The faithful servants of
the Queen replied, that they should defend themselves
without being inundated Ey any such threats The re-
bells haze proclaimed Ottanen Acade of Irun and Cha
rouga, Alcaldc of Sacasso. These nominations have
been sent to the ouposts of the Queens troops and the
first act OF the authorities has to order levy of
recruits under pain of death Yesterday
OF The caPitulation the superior and subaern officers
oil the garrison OF Vergura arrived Sebastian where
the Queen troops would have massacred them for their
cowardce, but for the precautions taken y Ell Pastor IN
let them enter secret gate into the citadel, where they
| remain, without having any communications with the
garrison.
The Sentnee DIES Pyrenees of Bayonnc of the lst in
slant has the following from the frontier garrison
OF Eybar consisting Of 700 from the town Seems
idsposed to make vigorous defence assisted BY COM
pany of women, who are no less resolute They nav.
artillery founded in the town itself Espar,e had len
4oOO men at Bilboa and led 5000 Vittoria Letters
from B6oa of the 10TH state that the English ship war
stationed in the port has landed all guns as well as
the men necessary to work them The has been
resored to- in consequence of intelligence that the Car
lists proposed to attack Bboa. The French shin made
no movement Fofca,ions were being raised all
and the whole city under arms Since the por.
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| the quarters OF Lumbar had been destroyed I he
Carsts freely receive all kinds of stores The Queens
party compromised by the departure the garrisons by
winch they were protected, emgraic to France Such
as cannot quit, endure the i'll treatment the Carists
The Madrid Gazette of the Sth instant received by
express contains the following Royal decree, addressed
" Yielding to the cntrcaties of Don f. Martinez de Ia
Rosa, have deemed it advisable the name of my
august daughter, Donna Isabella H. accept the re-
signation of his fnncto.s President of the Council
OF Ministers and Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
in the exercise of which he has given such evident
proofs OF his interchangeable zeal for the public veal,
as well as of his knowledge of his loyalty to his sove
reign, and attachment 10 my person. that he will always
possess title to my considerations and any reward
that he may desire.
second and third decree appoints the Count de To-
Minister for Foreign Affairs nd interim and the
President of the Council The Count retains his post
ct Minister Of the Finances. The Abega of the same
date has the ollowiDg:Y Yesterday evening the Connt
de Toreno had long conference with NJ Garcia Here
ros, who is supposed will be appointed Minister of
Justice The Count has entered upon his functions az
minister oil Foreign Aairs. The Marquis de las Anna
rlias President of the Chamber Of Proceres has been
created Spanish Grandee of the first class with tho
title of Duke dAhumada.
Extract of letter from Madrid of June 9th
The new President of the Council is resolved to
make every effort TO revive the hopes and courage of
the trends OF the constitution Called that post I'M
der such critical circumstances, the Count de Torcno
feels all the importance of his mission and will fulfil il
with noble patriotism"
MARKETS
HAyRE MARKET, June I4.-Cotton. The sales OF the
week have only amounted TO $50 bales of which as
very calm; receipts 1869 bales
LATER FROM ENGLAND
by The Roseoe packet ship of the 24th from iyrrpoo
London papers to 23d received Our boat is moi ~
up but are indebted the Editors of the Gazette Tor
lille OF the latest London papers-lrom which we OK
tract all that is of inteIcst.--yV. y Star
Mr.. Goblet died the 18TH at his farm aoed n
lie has not LETT behind him a vigorous political
writer nor more worthless political character lie re-
tanned his faculties ill the very last moment and died
with perfect composure.
A very warmly contested election at Ipswich had re-
suited against the Conservatives and ia the choice OF
two supporters of the present ministry
Accounts from Spain still indecsyc
The marriage of the Duke of Orleans with Princcea
OF WlrteInburg seems decided. The Emperor of Rns
STA, uncle to the Princess had consented and the uk
was about to leave Paris for Switzerland there to meet
the Queen OF Wirtcmburg and her DAUGHTER
LosDoS, June 23d.-Our Paris xpress has Tho
whole OF the Paris journals Of Sunday The Peers sal ON
Saturday in their judicial capacity and another attemp
was made to prosecute the refractory prisoners OF
seven oil them dragged in by force six would not max
any reply to the Presidents questions and an unrour
was caused by of them who would quit the Hail in
spite Of the Judges and guards nuiciDn,g AS we ba
already stated the court will most probably proceed with,
the cases Of the Lyons prisoners whether the latter
will submit not and the more arduous task of trvin|
the Paris and Lnneyie Republicans will be adjourned 10
the commencement Of next year. Another Peer Cen
era Lagrange did not answer Yesterdays cali and !,
member OF the chamber General Ionard de Saint
Sulpce retired in thu of the day n apoeara
That Marshal Ciausel is yet appointed but IL likely
TO succeed General d Eron in the government of AZ
gers The appointment appears to be DELAYED by Ger
tain conditions proposed by the Marshal who Eas al
ways been warm advocate for the advantages TO be dc.