Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-12

things. but the general impression is counte nanccd
Livingston himself that General Jackson will not re-
tract and that the Congress will not interfere with his
prcrogntive or influence his resolution
Pns, April 2j.--(Ne,cs Of Mc No,n;.g 1.-The
Chnnber OF Peers will not meet till Monday minis
teria communication is announced for that day. which
IS supposed TO relate To the project of law on the % mil
lions As 1t is well known that the Cabinet has seen
with regret that Nj dc Brogle agreed to the amendment
oil General Valaze some ipatehce is felt learn what
wili be said in the Expose dc Motifs.
The President of the Council will certainly not be ST.
tent WIN respect TO the reports generally spread that
TINS amendment has fastened MIR Livngsons epara-
IONS Tor his departure We assured that the pcpa
ratons tor the departure with great act
witty at the American Legation. According to the ian
guage OF the persons belonging TO the embassy MIR
Livingston considers the in 10 the
PROJECT OF law adopted by the Chamber as necessarily
ic@'ng TO the annalling ofthc treaty Go:e de France
(from he London Morning Chronicle of .lara 29)
IL appears that the vote of the American Treaty has
not terminated that matter to the satisfaction of all
parties The adoption of the amendment of Gen Valuze
Iooudng payment until satisfactory explanations were
feceivcd from President Jackson has given rise To some
dhcuues Mr. Livingston, instead OF representing the
rresiocn, as likely to explain, has, previous his de-
arurc madS counter demand OF explanation relative
u inc last diplomatic communication made to the
PRESIDENT by NJ Serrurier Moreover the envoy TAX
his departure somewhat in Judycon at the anatbema
pronounced against him by the Ministerial journals I'm
9rder TO unrave the last knot of this cn,nglcd
LOUIS rhip has determined il is said, spa,ch Gen
bernard TO Washington. The General has so lono
served IN America and is so familiar with the
Snieis OF both Governments that it is hoped he will
o,ng ABOUT complete rcconcatinn. Another mode of
getting over the difficulty also spoken of this is TO max
Peers '''
(FroDl the London San of q,ya og)
Inc American Indemnity Bill has been brought before
.e Onamoer OF Peers and the prevailing opinion in Pa
ris is, 'hat IL VIII undergo no notifications there.
Paris, April 27.-The Journal dcs Debats of to-day
asserts most positively that Bcrgara had fallen into
.ne hands OF the Carss 1t states that zunalacarrc
guy concentrates all his forces and that Valdez is pnt
ting ms troops IN movement according TO plan which
Is Impossible at present to appreciate. Letters from
Navarro state that Zumalacarreguy has all his forces
around Mondagon, and that he is ticking steps T., mako
movement on the Borunda. He had nine pieces of ar
tery Large sums of money had been received by the
LoNDoS, April 20.-Lord Elliot and Colonel Curwood
hsve arrived at the headquarters of Don Carlos which
very enthusiastic degree We suppose that the eqocn
ions WIN Don Carlos will not occupy much time, and
we may soon expect TO learn their result Nothing is
known respecting the of his lordsips nstTuc
Tons beyond that he is commissioned to URGE ccssa
ton OF the barbaritics which formerly dissraccd both
SIDES Out which Of late TO be confined to the Chris
tinos.
We informed that the whole of the remaining
iaiiiy OF Don Carlos residing in England are packiny
day next. ~
Reports spread in Paris of an immediate inter
yent.on IN the affairs of SPAIN the part of France and
hgianu-Iut as the government journals do not coun
ehance them, inclined to think that they are a,
least, premature. The French papers of Monday are
led with articles the approaching trial of the nol;
ucn prisoners and is said that ii will be poslpon
cd beyond the 9th of May, account of the buiino
uesneu Tor That purpose not being fit for the
reception OF the Peers The Chamber of Deputies com
menccd ON Monday the discussion OF the grant for tho
secret service money of twelve hundred thousand francs
and ministers seem to be under some ehensious s
to their success in carving it, -
(trom Loyd'S BooLS, .fprH 90
oALoNIcA Aprh2-l beg lave to state, for the infor
a'oh oi the committee a Loyds the destruction of 81
reek firatcs, by the Turkish troops of which 80 were
taken IN the vicinity of Cassandra and the rcmainder in
hessay the heads of the nalcfactors were srnt here
d,,r;,
Is supposed that this summary but necessary act of ms
ice may be the of lettering other pratcs from
irequcnting these parts for time TO come For the
capture OF me pirates we are exclusively indebted our
'overnor brahm Pacha, who deserves praise
Tor ms conduct in this instance sorry to have to
ePoIthe existence OF the plague here, introduced by
passenger recently arrived from Alexandria Az vet we
have only heard of four deaths of seven attacks
FROM MEXICO
NEW York, June BY the arrival of the br;,, par,
gon, which sailed on the 9Th of May from Vera Cruz
MES OF Mexican papers, of both political parties have
Deeh received at the office of the Courier and ENQUIRER
e dates are from the Capital to the 4th and from Vera
Cruz TO the 9Th ultimo
The session of the General Congress of Mexico clos
ed ON the Both of April but il was believed Lat an
session would be held in June From the report Of Tho
Secretary of State made the Congress it appears tat
inc relations OF the republic with foreign Powers are of
te most ancable character, and that dispatches had
DeenIcceved from the Court of Spain containing over
lures LOT te renewal OF commercial intercourse between
inc Two countries as preparatory the recog
n,lon OF Mexican independence by Span-an event
winch Is confidently expected soon to take place
lie revolutionary excitement which first broke out in
aaecas appears to be extending through the province
ana inc popularity OF Santa Anna said rapidly ti
nishing The situation of General Alvarez in, his M
siton at Icxc said to be far from his forces
are represented as superior those of General Bravo
VINO IS advancing upon himthc of the people are
m ms avor-and his movement toward the Pacific is con-
sidered as merely diversion to draw the attention of
tue frcsdonts troops to that quarter and thus give the
Pa'tios oil the North an opportunity organize and take
part III the insuTrcction
The official gazette states that Gen Santa Anna left
Lagos Ia leagues from Zacatccas) on the 2th of Anri
on ms route to that city, at which he probably arrived on
the 3Oth or 3Is His forces amounted to 3 jC4 men md
~ pieces OF artillery, commanded by nine Generals
There seems much reason to believe that the Mexican
Repuhc - not destined to long existence in its present
nnited iorn the northern States particular from the
ranucO river TO California; appear disposed throw of
all dependence the unstable Government of the can't
tai. The following significant extract is from he
CTepRsc"ia an opposition paper
Mr. Butler, Charge Afiarcs of the United States
near our Government, must have embarked by this time
for his own country. The political circumstances and
embarrassmens OF administration will no doubt be
duly weighed by our friends the Inhabitants the United
States, and the verbal information of Mr. Butler may ye
the last impulse to the well known pretcnsons of our
neighbors We have often remarked and we repeat il
now that should the confederation be DESTROYED and the
nation dsarmed the Mexcans clsuport for their
individual rights and liberties from an administration
which acknowledged to be the defender of free nstitu
tons
MIR. Butler having obtained temporary leave of ab
scncc, has arrived IN the Paragon Com .1drcriscr
FRoM GIDRALTAR.-An irregular file of papers from
i4tl 70 The 23d OF APRIL is received NJ IIudsons News
Room The American squadron, consisting of the Della
ware, Potomac and John Adams, from Mahon, and
schooner Shark, from Ccuta, arrived on the I4th A
heavy yale commenced on The viii y