Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-04
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FOURTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EN"i;AHD.
The shin Roscoe Capt Dcano from Liverpool pack
Ell of the 2ith elcgraphed al half past III O'CLOCK
P. S. Half past o'cluck-Wr have delayed cur Eve
ming Edition. and have just received our papers ~ INC
Rrscnc, which sa;lrd Oct % -.
Rv moments plancc we sec nothing Of great Pollti-
eal npotance Nothing decisive had transp'rcd a''u'
onr relations with France, but there were many n"z
ar .:an says RTE uttirnpB Il ;r r.cd lid
LIVERPOOL, October -
WRECK OF THE EYERroS.-We regret II announce
that thu Evrrton from New Brunswick this port, lies
complete wreck OFT the North Spit Signals Of dis
reported by the Telegraph at ten o'clock this
morning. by which has been ascertaincd that the
sci went to pieces. The crew were saved by the life
boat.
LONDON. Oct. 23.-Wc have received by express tho
whole Of the Paris papers of Thursday The they
bring from Spain adds very little to what have al
ready published. The hloneur states that the review
of The National Guard. which took place in Madrid
the I inst, had produced excellent effect. and that
the whole of The posts which formerly KEPT by tho
Urban Militia had been resumed by the civic force under
lis organization.
| LoSDoN, Friday Evening, Oct 23.-Prvatc letters
from Madrid of The 18th inst, received this morning
state that every cxeron was making TO assist the en-
dcavors nf the Government for the speedy expulsion of
Don Carlos, and to consolidate the Administration of NJ
Mrnd:zabal Several OF the nnbcsSc and prime pal per-
sons in Madrid and its vicinity had determined upon
raising eight baalios Of infantry and reg imcnt OF
cavalry, 10 be placed at the disposal of the Government
rgadcT General Sancln had been appointed Secretary
Of TIE Council Of Ministers. This nomination had given
great satisfaction he known be of great
talent and character. He he leading member of the
principal un,a Of Madrid, in o2n at The period when
! Frrd naud swore to maintain the Constitution.
The market for British securities opened firm, and an
Improvement in prices generally anticipated, it
understood some large investments would be made
III the Of the day account OF tho disputed West
India claims. About gro 900 laid out by the
S,l
the market gave way. Tie fall attributed 10
port that the French Government making rrrpara
ti"ns 10 commence hnstlrs with America. which ap
pears quite unfounded; and another explanation That
the French minister Of Finance has abandoned his intcn
| ton Of reducing the ) PR cents.
This lh cause rned also for the reaction in the
French funds. which have been rapidly Advancing for
time past. ConsDs left off rather apguid at 81 Ia
| Tor money, and 81 l.2 for the account Omnium
last done at o to IA, and ESchcqurr bills Ids 10
f! los. premium.
|, Lirrnpoor. CoTTos MARKET, Friday, Oct. 23.-Our
cotton market has not been steady this week as last
nor has the drn,and from the trade been good
poTlers have taken $3.50 bales Of American and $50
Sura and spectators 700 American. Buyers OF ordi-
nary TO niddng qualities of American have had m ad.
6tagt f s IN lid per b. whilst for the better classes
| thry Lave paid the full price. Brazs and Egyptians
heavy of sale, the former at lid, the latter To Id
dccife Sra Islands have been little enqurcd for, and
Suta but sparngly The imports this week are "a 21
bags and tie sales are 1880 bags viz: 70 Sea island
2ld rs 4d-20 Stained do. lG l2d-7O50 Bowed 1.2
To IL l2-120 New Orleans : I'd to 12d-l250 Alaba.
ma. &c, 7I2 TO 2d-4lU Prrnanibuco II I'D to L. I'd
$50 Bahia, 10 l2 to l2d-lG0O Maaniarn, ] 3.4d TO I'D
30 Bcm-rara, I'D TO I3 4d-0 Barbadoes 10 3D.
$50 Bahama, &C. 10d to ID 3 4d-5l West India, Sd
440 Egyptian, II ID 10 II 1-4d-5G0 Surat, I'D 10
& l-2i-and 10 Bengal Is 34d per h.
: From The -Ne,c York Ercning Post)
The French pucket Francois Premier also arrived On
Saturday. bat her adyccs late those brought
by the Roscoe.
The Roscoe has brought dispatches for Government
which will probably communicate intelligence from
France. The Fnrn:sa, which smiled from this port on
the 18th Of September, aud carried dispatches reached
Have on the l1th Of 0cnbrr ,.at there might have
been time for answers by this conveyance.
letter from tlsvre of the 2lst October gives tho OPT
MON Of the writer that the French Government " Ill
await the reception of President Jackson Message be-
fore tsing any further action towards the settlement Of
the American Indemnity Bill.
The London Morning Chronicle of the Gath, has the
following paragraph 1--WE have received the Paris pa
pcrs Of Thursday fla Judgment could he formed from
the conversation Of we'll informed Americans the Co.
vencnt of the United States was little likely 10 offer
ouy of those explanations rendered nccc ssary BY the law
which passed the Chamber preliminary the payment
of the 70 millions Of francs report that the American
Ckurre fares had announced this the King sup
posed have had the effect upon the funds observable
Wednesday,"
The decliue in the stocks above alluded TO- was only
few confines the Three per cents-whch as we'll as
the Elves. 20 confines better than on the DIST
The following paragraphs relating to
ing affairs between France and the United States are
extracted from the London papers Of The latest dates