Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02
FOREIGN.

, , tFtom,hc n: Y: Journal OF coalneres
fhrce Ddys Lttcr trom Europc.-We are indebted 10
capt Weare, of the ship Mary Rowland, for London
apers TO August 20th and Liverpool tie 9Th, both
In the House of Lords, Aug 9th. clause in the
IRISH Church Bill was rejected Notwithstanding Lord
Me'eoon- declared, that if it should be- he would u
sehd The bill t. the House Of Commons by vote of IS
TO 81 Majority against Ministers, %.
Lo"doa ing. %, (eeoniag The city has been free
rom reports today respecting the mi.:stry and the
sequences ot the threatened collision between the two
iouses OF Parliament which would appear at all events
10 Dc regarded with little apprehension by the undhod.
crs Stocks have been steady all day with some ten
dency towards Improvement Consols left off at 80 IS
TO tor the account and Excequer-bills at 20s to 2s
premium.
respecting the movements of the city guard at Madrid.
ana has besides sauarv effect rega rd 10
nsnrrecions in Spain These troops regarded here
win conpt since it is perceived that though they Gu
set converts on fire, and murder helpless monks aud
irars they wholly destitute of that energy and
or OF combination which is overthrow and Mace i'm
danger the institutions of the country The best things
are now hoped for from the Spanish Ministry
i.o'tdon, ing. 2l-On Friday and Saturday several
petuons were presented TO the Chamber of Duputies
against The project of law for aboshng the liberty of the
press The general impression is that they will have no
puoic opinion nj defiance. BY of the amend me nts
proposed by the committee aud adopted by the Cham.
per- no daily journal appear before the propretors
nave lodged the sum of fS0O0 Of ready money in the
hands oil the government, security for the payment
oil hnes and expenses, by whomsoever instituted Sun
Pdris, lug 20 The Paris papers Monday which
we nave received by express, chiefly filled with
tculars of the late in Madrid One OF them
states on authority which believe to be official that
the Marquis dc las Amarillas had his resignation
and was succeeded in the War Department by Gen
Moreda. 1t will be recoleced that the dismissal from
me Ministry OF the Marquis de las Amarilas was one Of
the prolessed objects of the late insurrcconary
incnt OF the Urbans The Courier Francois sDeaks OF
letters from Madrid of the 18th, bringing accounts of
fresh disturbances, though of the serious nature of
those which were threatened the 10th IL appears
however that no messenger had yet reached Paris after
'hose who had left on the last evening the 18th
n ia 6nSn ntrn ni,.nlc G.,
neisehce (Which appeared in the Times Yesterday OF
the arrival on Saturday last of General Aaya and Evans
az 81 Sebastian, with 1900 men. Some of the papers
from the South of France state that Don Carlos had found
IL necessary To recross the Ebro and was when last
heard OF, IN the mountains of Navarro One OF them
9weVer airns That he had taken possession of Burgos
Moreno, whose neck it not broken by his late
TALL from his horse is said have taken up position
ST Sebastian, where FL Pastor was blocked up
Some OF the Paris papers attribute expressions TO th,
Duke de Brogle implying that the present state of Snoin
would become subject OF discussion at the approaching
conferences at kalsh, where necessity of Intervention
the part OF France is likely to be admitted Ifso il l.
argued that the French Government will be urged bv the
northern powers TO act in the way and pretty
ior the same purpose as in c22 after the Congress of
Verona and as King Louis Philippe had been deferred
I'll now from any active part in the affairs of Spain bv
fear oil dlspleasng the northern Courts he will at their
desire not hesitate pursue contrary course But
iy TINS ~ mere nonsense. Louis Philippe is bound nv
treaty to defend the Government of the Young Ouaen
winnie The part of his friends in the North would wish
MN TO 80 through in Spain, must be in favor of tie Pre-
tender OF course.
t-""""", aug <i--l-etters rom Madrid TO the 18th
INST, were received in Paris Saturday morning in
which stated that the Spanish Cabinet had u5on
mousiy resolved 10 demand from France a prompt arm
ca intervention, in fuGlment of The Quadrupc treaty
Dispatches from Toreno also received by thu. DuE
de Frias the purpori of which were believed TO be The
same as that of the private addressed to parcu
lar mebers OF the French Government IL is reported
that the events in California Semgossa have produced
such sensation at Madrid, that almost all the grandccs
OF SPAIN the principal functonarics both civil and mill
iary have resolved in case France refuses intervene
to join The party of Don Carlos.
MARKETS.
LivEaPooI, Aug. 26.The sales of Cotton TO- day do
not exceed oOO bags chiefly American at rather lower
rates; 100 Pernams, &c 13 Ia to Ia 3D. 80 Bahia l3 ia
to is ~ 20 Maamhants, ii Sd to Ii 3- and 20 Surat
IA to the trade The demand continues very mode.
rats.