Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-07
ONE DAY LATER

The London Times of May 9th has been received a,
Boston II gives as the only article OF Continental news
May l2th. Gen. H. had rs battaions and GO cannon
from which were thrown IG0 shells. 400 grenades and
700 balls The barracks, the church-,ower and several
tuatcd.
LoSDoS. MAY 27.--Coun, de Santa Martha late com.
nander.In-cbief of Don Migucls army, and Generals
Pinto and Corvosa have been arrested at Oporo and in.
cendiary procainaticns found in their possession Gen
Pinto about TO be tried by military commission
INC ST Peiersburgh journals of the 9TH May, state
that the Russian Court had on, for Moscow from
which city the Emperor will proceed to Odessa. The
the harbour of Cronstd had ceased become nayiga
bic Accounts from Iceland that an immense
number OF cattle have pcrishcd owing the great
city oil fodder in that ncghborhood
PARIS, May 25---5, P. M.--The panic continues in
inc three per cents their present price SOC for the end
OF inns month; the Spanish securities also much af
iected particularly occasioncd by the of the Minis
teral papers in behalf of Don Carlos Upon the whole
the market looks very gloomy
! THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
| by the packet ship Philadelphia, Capt Morgan ar
rived at New York on Wednesday morning. the editors
OIL lhe journal OF Commerce have received London pa
pcrs to the evening of May Both
lhey bring the important intelligence that Spain has
made formal call for the armed Intervention of France
agreeably to the provisions of the Quadrupe Treaty
The decree to this eiectmay be found below apucars
to have occasoned good deal agitation both in the
| French and English money markets, under the apprc-
hension, doubtless of the ultcor consequences which
may very possibly result from it.
a riot had taken place at Wolvcrhampton Eng The
| persons
wounded.
LoxpoS, May 80 The speech of Mr. O Connel in
me Honse OF Commons on "Wednesday evening, with
respect TO the meaning and obligation of the oaihs
by Roman Catholic 'smbers, tends in the fullest man
ner to justify the predictions Of the most un
compromising opponents of Catholic Emancipation
LoNDoN CIrY-Friday evening, May 29-Sncc the
year lS2526 have had OCCASION to record events
so important the Stock Exchange as on this dav Tho
settling of the foreign has decidedly passed over
much more avorably than could possibly have been an
ucpated from the unparalleled circumstances that have
Lat nsla1nn flal IT,,
banking interests have generally behaved extremely well
towards their customers and the conduct most of the
members OF the Stock Exchange has certainly fully de-
that the majority of that body only
norable, but honest men,
Money has been very scarce and rumos of all sort have
been put into circulation.
The pressure for money and the unnecessary want of
confidence that prevailed Mt period, caused the pre-
MUM upon Exchequer Bills to fall at par they were af
forwards done at five premium and closed ut IS 3 pm
On India Bonds the premium fell also par and closed
at pm Money bargains in Consos were done at 90 4
and closed at 80 3D. for the opening they were done
30 Sd and closed at 9lThe Three Half per Cent
Reduced Annuites closed % l6 and the new Three
and-a-talr per Cents at 90 Bank stock fell to 22 mo-
ney and India is 25S In the Foreign Exchanges there
is no material alteration.
generally understood that the French Govern.
qen; had resolved upon sending troops to the number OF
II tervehtinto Spain immediately. We believe this in.
II influence will occur, and this circumstance had much
addition the holders of Spanish Bonds-indeed in
ii had much effect in iduct of the members oflhe house
Ven worthy of remark that g confidence 1t is also
Ma gem OF Inc Portuguese Goyera u ,y OF trouoie'
cancel Portuguese Bonds to tho should DC enG-
past weoL oS son ara cancellation of Bonds dnrn ,b
nave been very limited to-day Spanish Ronas g.
discount and D o anu no. for time at So Scrip a. to
New orN papers to the 9th of May have becxu6r
LoSDoS, May Both, Evening -<1he prices Of Finds
to-day are more steady, ConsoIs being 81 Is bnvc,s
Tor the Account Spanish Stock, So the Scrip disco
portuguese Regency Bonds, Of Ia 90 aud the Three
per cents 81 ID TO 90 wy ''''ee
III Is stated here with much confidence that tb, no
ISSUANCE demanded by Spain will be immediately rrant.
~ tnut r'erch troops VIII occupy the fortresses now in
possession OF the Queens troops that assistance from,
England of warike stores Of all descriptions and vesi
OF war, will proceed orthwith; and that large bodv of
the Queens Army. ~
LqSDos, May $O.-we received last night by express.
5ie lasan raPefs OF Thursday, with letters from our
correspondents IN Spain.
Ihe Jo1'rnat dcs DedGs of Thursday contains the fol-
1T appears cei tain that Government has received f
the Cabinet Of Madrid formal demand Of ;pts,vo,;
~ ~ ne C99nciIof Ministers assembled last night at the
This reluctant slow admission Of q fac, or r;,, o,
readers were put III possession yesterday argues the de-
gree OF embarrassment the subject has occasIoned IA t
french Government of whose dem- official ORGANS
t"e 13urha from winch we quote unqucsonably is To
1t we have To add only the repetition of Our
avrrent that whether the Queen Regent assisted or
not depends upon our Government If she be moi a;od
ano HStaWer and powerfully aidcdtat is with n arnv
OF 5OOOO men at the least, her expulsion from Spain i
certain; because for the future anv contest Thai ,oiS
be carried would be bet .ccn the Repubcans and ,h
Carsts If she be assisted, there is hardly a doubt
that 1T will require and arguments which we
not conceive to avoid general war
1t Is now ascerained yond doubt that tho S,,,;sb
government has applied, both 10 the Governments of
France and England, If for assistance nj lea a for al
vice and support The French papers state ON the an
hority OF letters from Madrid, that the Spanish Govern
rcnt has asked for $4,000 mon, but that is we beevc
| quite erroneous. The Spanish Government could ONLY
ASK Tor the iulflment of the Treaty which ooes M
igrihcT thln to pledge France and England to assist
the Government Of Isabella BY tine first Of the fur d
UItInDnl IN fltp Dual M
| Times y' 0"J' iie
"'tlis Majesty the King French engages to takc
such measures IN those parts of his dominions which adj
JON TO SPAN as shall be best calculated 10 prevent any
o. nen arms, or warke Stores from being sent
rom the French territory to the insurgepfs in
nc second article binds England to furnis, arms war
lke stores, and, if required, the aid Of naval fycc ~
INC Government Of Isabella H. The third engages ror
tngal to Cooperate with the Spanish Government with
Sach means ana IN such mode and manner as may here
aitcr be agreed upon between the four contracting
parties" ''i"B
cannot therefore, be true stated in the French
papers that France has been asked for so OO0 man ,
ne demand has been limited to calling on France and
hne ana 70 "lhl the treaty. The ournaL Ies D,b.ss
'i ocln paper accordingly says nothing Of French
army, but speaks Of the demand for assistance in tns
terms ~ 'iese I
It appears ecriaa that Government has received
rom the Cabinet Of Madrid formal demand Of ntcr
vcntion. "N Va i"''I'
The Tuillcres" ''' "'ght at
some doubts have been thrown on Che diso,.iGon r.
[1u7 uP 20 inofiere at present, bat our Cofrespon
e'y w. -, VINO has written long letter To- us on /
he SUBJECT, for which cannot find room profzlv re-
marks that F'anee has not shown atv dsoositio r., 49,
hef engagements with Belgium and with PORTUGAL and
she VIII not break her engagements with gpain