Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30
LATER FROM FRANCE.

there is anv thing like tenposng on your side, the end
of the affair will not soon be seen. II the Government
of the United States thinks enough has been done,
to satisfy all that proper to be asked by that oil
y France there should be no further delay. in taking
measures to bring these mistaken people TO their
nses,-sloud there he no satisfactory evidence re-
ceved before the meeting of Congress- that they are
ready to payshe money voted and that without cond
ton Considerable sales Of cotton have been made late
ly at Hayre about 20 confines lower than the rates II
sold at about ago The cotton ships lately
arrived, been ordered to LIVERPOOL there are nc
transient ships for the Northern parts Of the Union; The
few port are up for New Orleans; the packets there
fore, have ell the business to themselves.
= Spain is distracted by parties, and is doomed to g
through bloody revolution. Colonel Evans, it appears
has had brush with the Carlists and report says ha
come off second best The people here say the aid Of
France and England something like la moutardc apre
dntr.
Spanish affairs arc and more entangled,-as al
Paris there has been three day cabinea Madrid Tor
feao has been encceedcd by Arguces, whom we woui1
call here thorough gong liberal How this change VII
be taken by docrnaeS remains to be seem INC Jour
nal des Debats has not yet got its lesson he feeiln9
would no doubt be for intervention, England would
consent to 60 hand in hand We shall know more aoou'
this in q few days. w
There is ru,or here that NJ de Rothschd has asked
for the first payment on account of the % millions Du'
the Minister of Finances did not pay We frcncmen
think that for 25 millions you might give some injurious
of excuses; but be Serious is 1t not lamcntaoe 10
two nations like France and the United Staes get INTO
greater difficulties than ever, after having Deeh SO nearly
agreed on all ponts-.N: T. 9me'tG@H' ,,;- H.
p,a,s Sept 18th, (snoruing 1.-The teicgraPhc as
n,tch announcing the check experienced ny The ChrS
limos and the English auxiaries near Blboa, mentioned
rho loss of 900 If the following detailed account
of the action, dated Bayonnc, Sept l4th given oy the
Gazette dc France may be e!'cd on Tic 'osS was uch
more considerable:
You already know the result Of the frs action at Los
Acros Cordora, not having succeeded III forcing the
position occupied by the troops that the King command
cd to O.
the intention 1t there that was the result OF tins nj
fair and its real Importance The King, therefore, having
parayzed the forces commanded by the CHRISTINE Hehe
ra and having learned that the English had marched up
OH Biboa, quilted his positions at fscila, having CON
fded the guard of them to Iluradc His Majesty arrived
on the 10Th at Durango with The gratcr part OF his ar
nv The ne 1t day he overlook the enemy at Arrgcrar
GA VILLAGE on the road from Bboa to Vlora. 1t was in
this village that the battle began. From the amnesty
with which both parties fought this affair has been the
most severe and the most brilliant since the commence
mcnt of the war. The English and the Christmas be-
ing driven back upon Bboa attempted to defend new
bridge erected about half league from the town. 1t
appears that at this poston which was carried at
the point of the b7yonct the enemy sustained his great
est loss The Auxliaries suffered most severely. The
conflict continued till night. The Chrstlnos and their
English auxiaries lost between $500 and 20Oo men IN
killed and wounded. On the same day, the llth itur-
AIDE the head Of five battaons, had an affair with 2Co
Christmas. whom lie completely routed The accounts
of the 5th from Catalonia, satisfy that the organza
ton is going in the most satisfactory manner Twelve
b?ttaonS are already ulScl pIfcd
PARIS Sept. 10, Evening 1.-The following lamenta-
bic intelligence is given in postscript to the Ssntince
cs Pences Of the 18th inst, relative TO the battle OF
The lh which is referred 10 in the same journal given
in succeeding column: We have received lettrrs OF
the l4h from the extreme frontier which contain the
foowng:-"The bells of run have been ringing during
the who of last nghtpcrsons arrived this morning at
Hcndayc say, that i'll the evening reached lrun,
that on the 18th, Gen. Esaer" completely beaten
near Durango by the Cariss who killed 500 English
and took English General with 500 of his men prl'
soncrs, all of whom were instantly shot.
The Sentineuc des Pyrenscs Of Bayonnc Of the 18th
inst contains the following Letters announce Sc
rous battle on the 18th at Arrgcriaga village about
league and half from Bboa between the Queen troops
under Generals Espeeta, Esparero, and Irarte, and
nearly the whole body Of the rebels under the Prccudrr
We have not yet received any distinct Details but ap
pears that the advantage remained with the Christmas,
The Carlists said to have lost 500 men, aDd the
Queen troops also to have suffered very scverey lt
is stated that another affair has taken place in the envi
Of Mendgorria, but none ofthc circumstances have
reached us
FROM ENGLAND.
New YoRK; Oct: by the packet ship lndePend-
ence Capt. Nyc from Liverpool we have received our
files to the 26ti u4t. The ship sailed on the 9th
Sales Of Cotton were not as brisk as thew were during
the week previous. Spectators have taken 1900 Anne
rican and 200 Sura Importation, IL 03o bales-Saes
1860 bales
We have English news Of interest. The Orange
lodg are sending the Reverend Mortimer OSulivan
throughout the county hold public meetings aguins
what he pleased TO- call he doatry Of PoPery This
would tell better, if the said Sullivan mmortallzed IN
Moores "Fudgcs in England, Mortimer o Aluiligan)
did not happen to have been papst in his earlier and
less hypocrtcal days But he has gained preterment in
the Protestant church, to the tune Of 100000 year.
and therefore has sterling grounds for becoming an apos-
tate
That renal kabc man, O'Conncll, is making triun-
phal progress through Scotland The people Of Man
chester gave him public dnner--the people Of New
castle, dto-the people Of Edinburgh ditto-the people
&c J;,,o no tn Iro1n nd
where he is to he fcted at Dublin Belfast and the
Orange hold, Londonderry Every where he has been
received with such honors never before have been
corded to private, unofficial man. Think oil sober
minded Edinburgh sending out 10000 men 10 meet
him! Lord Brongham was expected at the Q Conncll
dinner, at Edinburgh but declined the invitation.
1t is curious that aoue Broughum is not in the mi
nistry, without him the ministry could not have weather
ed the storms of faction in the late session in the Lords
1t Brougham who stuck at the Tories until he weak
ened them If he plays his game rightly "o'c no power
on earth can keep him Of the Cabinet and he would
be a member Of it now-but the King dsitkes HIM!
The foreign news is not of very great interest The
Citizen King" has positively refused 10 grant the ad
of French army to enable the Queen Regent to put
down all the disaeccd (Carlists and Repubicans) in
Spain He Declines because England has not consent
ed-because the Northern Powers should sanction it
and because the Chamber Of Deputies would not grant
the money necessary for such an appropriation OF the
army.
This is cegtain-France.decnc to aid Spain. What
becomes Of the famous quadupic Treaty. Meanwhile,
there has been change of ministry Madrid the juste
neu government Of Louis PHILIPPE at Madrid, has tal.
len to pieces. Count Toreno has been turned off, Git is
said by the nstrumenalty Of Nj. Vilies the British
dpoatist MaardD Gene raj Alava becomes President
of the Council and Minister fI Foreign Affairs and NJ
Msndizabel continues the Finance This disposition
is not fua-for Toreno will eventually GO Anhassa-
dor to Paris. The fact of the change however is highly
important certainly cuts the painter from French in
fiuence in the Spanish Cabinet, and establishes new
system, English principles of berali'y In fact, such
change must be important and may DC usefil-for the
Spanish Junas vexed the imbecihty Of the Queen Re-
gent and her Minister'S have proclaimed the Queen lsa
bella independent ofthe Regency. Arguers, late lead
of the Onnosition, has lending place Nt he can