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

lett the Russian capital for Carlsbad i'm the first instance
and thence to kalsch, where Says the Augsburg Ga
zettel there is TO be- assembled number of dpouaiists
The King of Prussia is also proceed hithe and to be
accompanied afterwards by the Emperor of Russia the
intended camp of Silesa. " These movements (adds
the Augsburg Gazcte) may have important results, if
the WARM Spain should MS Is probable take me- turn
The sales OF wool ut the spring fair Of Warsaw were
as compared with the prices Of the last one, reduc
ton of Is tn 20 per cent.
There little domestic of interest i'm the Paris
papers. The Court of Peers adjourned sine die al
o'clock on Wednesday evening. The Chamber to
be occupied yesterday with the proceedings instituted
against the persons whose had appeared
to the incrimnaed last article of the Tribune In the
Chamber of Deputies the whole Of the supplies
on the same day voted without however any direct
formation being given whether not Government
templated the permanent retention of Aglers. Letters
from Gran, of the It'll inst afford abundant proof of the
difficulties and the dangers still encountered by the
French in their African possessions. The cjcc,ion
large portion of the Reporters the Chamber of De-
Pucs si continued to be the theme of mciitcd rcproba
ton by the Press.
strong rumour prevailed that NJ Human was
about TO resign his post of Minister Finances and
will DC succeeded by NJ Duchatel. NJ. Duverrier dc
Haurannc is mentioned the of the latter
gentleman IN the Department of Commerce.
The National Wednesday acquitted by the
Conrtof Assize of alleged libel article respect
Ing the American indemnity question.
Thursday being ictc (Asccnsion) day in PAR. the
Dourse was closed vast crowd of spectators
bcd, nevertheless, at the Cave Tortoni For the
ness DONE and the reports in circulation there we refer
to the annexed postscript of our Paris letter, dated
"iharsday May 25 quarter to2 O'Clock. p, NJ
This being close holiday here there is no business
doing on the Boursc and the Posoce receiver closes
two o clock.
"Thcre good deal of business doinu here nj CON
siderable fall compared with yesterdays closing prices
The nominal price of the Three per cents is 10 but
have just now met friend who wanted TO sell 5000
Jor money and could not obtain purchaser at 75f Coo.
IL know not what alteration may have taken place in
the views of your cabinet the subject of nnvcnon
but to IT we look for the final decision of the of
| Spain can assure you that few days ago its re-
sove-communicated formally lin antcipation) to the
french G1ycrnment-was hostile to intervention. King
Louis Fhiip Is of similar opinions as Prince Tai
leyrand, and even Marshal AIaison. NM Theirs and
Guizo are in favour of it, and threaten resign the
others do not yield"
| LoNDoN, May 30.--Extract of a letter from Madrid
dated May 20, received by express The following
are the minutes of resolutions come TO yesterday -
g. l. The urgent necessity of foreign ntcrvention
without which the Government is unable TO M, down
the insurccon of the Carlists stop tho progress
anarchy.
"'2. These Council of Regency, the Minister'S The
Constituted Authorities, the troops of The garrison OF
Madrid, the Army of the North and the people dc voted
to the existing Government convinced of this necessity
loudly demand the active cooperation provided for by
the quadrupc treaty; and consequently engage to re-
ceive the foreign auxiliaes friends and projectors
| - Under present circumstances, the intervention
should he immediate, and consist of 80 900 men,
These three points have been approved by the Minis.
ters and the Ambassadors of France and England have
affixed their signatures TO them certifying their being
correct 10 this the ministers have decided add that
SPAN should hold herself liable France for all the
charges and expenses which the expedition may create
This act has, doubt been the Allied Courts
IN support of the applications of Ambassadors Ii
Is SAID The Ministers give all for lost if the quadrupe
treaty is immc diatcly and entirely fulfilled A rn
trement OF Government, TO Badaos Seville is talked
OF IN case the Carlists make any progress in CASTLE
The Portuguese ambassador has, is stated promised
In the name Of her most Faithful Majesty that she will
be ready to render such assistance Queen az the
other parties of the Quaruple alliance shall decide up
on valdez quits the army of Navarro, and the Count
dc Espeleta, or the Marquis de Las Amaras named
as his successor. This army is in alarming state
All tns troops are about to leave Biscay and Navarro,
\ Tor which purpose they are being provisioned
Our position is delicate. We looking with grea
anxiety for the answers of France and England II the
$4,000 French do not quickly Spain it will be "a
ken as proof that the Powers will accommodate them
selves TO the domination of Don Carlos for the rcfl
sal will be passport for Charles " to Madrid The
army OF the North will declare in his favor md horrible
reactions will take place, without any possible return t.
n 1nto ne ad to r R%ges
arrangement with Don Carlos by means ia 80
toy - IS the 18th inst from BorceIon,
new ana powerful band of GOO has shown itself OF
e ronleE OF France towards Camperdown in the i
iec'on OF figueres All is quiet. The Urban mil,
are performing hard duty, but their zeal does not relax
ne ne memorial des pyrenees of Pau, of the 23d inst
mas uic ioiowing:-Atier the recent repeated success
te spanish Cariists decisive event was ernec,ed
NO appropriateness, however, has arrived
put seems that the is bee
Nuse ana some havarrese batalions are preparing
10 march to the frontiers of that province 10 spnnn
VINO after long repose, has appeared upon
the stage The insurgents masters of all Tho
ground that served for the theatre of war They sco
IN all directions without rcsrant the Queen
poweTiess or weak, obliged to keen within cerdi;r
towns where they cannot obtain without d6cultv te
provisions and ammunition which they need
raaHIs, May 2I-We this mofent learn that Puertu
Ia eyna mas been evacuated, Vilalba had BEEN bnf
Tue queen troops have fallen back not on Pamncuna
but on the Ebro Thus the Chrisnos viIl soon L,va ~
position north of the Ebro bat ST. Sebastian P,mnen,
Nlttoa and 1sondo, and these last positions AZ
pear to be seriously threatened P
nut more important fact is announced IN nc rTLo
SarSl General Moreno is stated have crossed The
Ebro to open communication with Merino in Ola c.
Tile. ~ ;" Niu Nas-
NAPoLI DI RoMANIA, April s. We have learnt will,
e greatest sorrow that desperate ARRAYS had taken plscc
IN several towns, particularly Athens and ARGOS he
tween the Greek and Bavarian soldiers
ne quantity OF tobacco which has chanped honds ts
week very considerable chiefly fine 10 the dealers
70 inc trade I'D I'd and low Virginia for wort
at 3 34d a 4 I'D Gu 80 POi'
Coton-Thcre has little been done by private Tb
pubic sales this day consisted Of 500 bales Sural s70
bengal, ana $50 Madras great proportion of the for
mer were bought in and the part whicsold went af M
regular prices l2 Id per To- decline from the nrev;o
currency There is not much doing i'm Wool as las
week; prices well maintained The first arrivals d.;
season from Van Diemens Land have in This wool CO..
sisted OF 70 baiesTherc was considerable ;nnnrc,
] after Rice. inquiries
The packet ship Merriam arrived Yesterday from, Vr,
Cruz, having sailed from thence on the I'd instant Fla
OF papers to the 9Th ultlmo from the CITY of Mexc
nave reached us by this Conveyance and TO the 2J of
jane from Vera Cruz
All the Opposition papers printed in the CITY of Mexico
appeared 10 mourning on the 10Th May in consequence
oi the defeat of the troops of the province OF Z,cacc
by those under the command of General Santa Anna I,
Is stated that after the engagement 1900 of le local
Ilihua OF Iacaecas were inhunanly slauohtered Ccn
Garcia, with the relics Of the army of Zocatecas Gsll
Oack upon Durango, which State has also decisrod
against Santa Anna, but the latter had sent In pprsn Of
.lh Dr'sa1e OF excellent troops, who have, by this