Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-24

pointent from or under her said Majesty and to enlist
or enter himself in such service aud L, accent any mo-
ney, pay or reward for the same -
Provided always that the ccnse aud ne omission t 70
Sy ssrn sns DC force only oi The term oftwo yea
non the SAID luh day of juno Instant unless bv r
IN Council made in manner aforesaid such n,r,o .,
DC further extended. 49,
IN order was received last evening at The C,.,o,,
liouse, from the Treasury, authorsnv cxp,riat,n -
arms ana ammunition 70 Spain, viii, the remission as
OF The export duty. Wheeler these deinon.trationS in
iavor oil the Queens have 3ccn made too late II
- not our pryince to speculate bn the present poll
ca stat, OF affairs is becoming truly mare. "a
large body OF people here The position OF utI;rs ~
the Foreign Market is OF very gloomy Character IN
uesu' anu wiiat IN ordinary circumstances would have
ocen termed most excellent news has been con,ultv
parayzed by the actual state of the account in lie g.
reign house and the difficulty in making sales without
tremendous sacrifices. In the arrangement Of In. ac
count, nothing further has been accommodated on ON.
party, Ola highly respectable character was declared
to-day, believe. as matter nc ,,,;,c o..
perry. r.
:. New YonK, July 90 Taif rast L.
LArER FROM ENcLAsD-rhc packet ship Caledonia
Capt Graham has arrived, bringing us copons flies Of
London and Liverpool papers To her da of s,;lin the
10Th uitne The most interesting intelligence is that
winch relates 70 The indemnity due by France 10 this
county The London Morning Herald of the ifcen,l,
says: The domestic given by the Paris nanrs il
highly interesting The Chamber Of Peers passed ,b.
American lnccuinity Treaty Bill ON FRIDAY last nv
large majority, (25 against 22 in the shape in which
had been brought up from the Chamber of Denut;cs.
mus defeating all the specuations ha, the clause intro
lho IN the latter mentioned Chamber on motion
OF General Valaze. and which was ought would give
ofencc to America, would be omitted
Inc measures Tor the Spanish expedition from, Eny.
Land are proceeding with great activity Some lar,9e
steamers have been contracted To convey tronps fro,
Ireland TO Spain Admiral Napier and Col Robinson are
said To have volunteered TO go in the expedition Also
Ten Bacon and positively Col Evans, member of par.
lament, who has given public notice OF the same
Inc delivery Of the daughter Of the Grand Scirnior
who was married about y months ago is announced in,
the Ottoman Monitor in the following terns..s N tb.
SetaSo The delightful abode of the august daughter Of
MS tishness the blessed Sultana Saiha and her wor-
my consort Hail Pasha, born on the 22d of the
month Skaudsh, at the close Of the day, bud Of
the Garden of Magnicence shoot fronl the Valley Of
the Roses Of the ScIago little boy found 10 b.. th
JOY of all hearts, " - ZIG
Not word from France
~, From tho London Morning Herald, of the l5thl
lie latest news from Madrid contained in the papers
before us is oil the 4h instant Private letters ALLEGED
10 avg rtaenca rars continued to represent the fall Of
the ministry as nearly certainty. Even Toreno
would was expected, be swept away in the torrent
The parties named thcir probable successors do not
however, appear likely to be Those whom n Radcai
movement would place in power The following is the
list gwen by the Messenger Journal always well in.
formed, at least ON Spanish matters
Count flalia, President of the Council and Minister
for Foreign Affairs!
scncy
NJ. Lopez, Minister of Grace and Justice
Nj Calatrava, Minister of the Interior
Inc Marquis dc Montevirgen, Minister of Finance
Count de Al,nodovar, Minister of War
NJ Ncioa, Minister of Marine.
The Messenger adds. hatf change of Ministry takes
place, the Cortes Will be Immediately convokcd The
impeachment OF the present Ministry would follow for
having on its responsibility called for that foregn
Intervention, the refusal OF which bv France aud E
land, Is The foundation which rests the whole of this
supcrstructure of speculation Gener raj Castanos now
upwards OF 90 years of age i'll. His death would
according 10 the correspondence of the Messenger place
M. Cruz IN his place IN the Council Of Regency 1t was
understood that The Portuguese division the frontiers
would not enter Spain.
From tho Northern provinces of Snaip In. ,,,,.rs h.
lore us contain no intelligence whatever We subioin
however, letter from our correspondent rra which
gives some highly interesting details IL will be seer,
That mutny displayed itself in Pampcluna which al.
though suppressed is likely to be initiated or renewed
Ms regards the foreign aid for which the Queen i go
urgent petitioner, find that the Ga-eiks de France
states that NJ Carasco brother of the Messrs Carasco
oil Madrid was upon the point of setting for Brus-
seS 10 make financial arrangements relative the en-
roiment for the Queen OF Spain The Courier Fran
Gus adds that permission has been given French OIL
GERS to volunteer in the Queen service and thai corps
oi from ~ to Loo men has been already enrolled in the
Pyrenecs by her agents
It's doubted in Paris that the offer of the Foreign Lee
gon IN the French service, to the Queen of Spain would
be accepted Precautionary measures in respcci to the
manufactures OF arms, appear not be neglected i'm Pa
rs Several gun-makcfs shops have been visited and
an account taken of their stock and OF the ind vidal
10 whom the articles sold had been disposed of Several
new convictions of various Journalists took place in
france IN The week just terminated Earl Granville had
a long conference with the Due dc BIoglie ON Friday
Inc Chambers would it was Supposed be proroeued
about Thursday next.
letter from Toul,n dated 9th instant sta,ad that
British squadron consisting of six sail of the line Zone
Of them three dccker0 two frigntes, and some light
Vessels had stationed themselves with the vie IN
The movements of the Turkish and Egypt fleets
LoSDoN june l5.--The Paris Morning Papers of Sa-
turday, and the Evening Papers dated Yesterday To-
gctier with further letters from our i'm
1upnzcoa Bayonne, and Paris reached US by express
last night. - 'F
The Proclamation of The British Government respcct
M the Foreign Enlistment Bill had we're we 10 indye
oy appearances, produced little no sensation in Psr7s
put hiS cannot have been the fact The a,uour zroS
OF our neighbours deeply wounded bv The
having been assumed by Great Britain 50 that even the
Journals most pleased with the Intervention (f,r inter-
venton is, although indrcc of our Government in
On AIN
silent on the subject With all their vivucity our French
contemporaries are not excmpore
loNDoS, June l0.-Ws received last nrht Beloian
anu Strnan papers OF various dates to that OF Saturday
FROM BRUSSELS we learn that the report which was cur
rent some Tune ago, OF Belgian legion bel mr. about To
DC Iiscd Tor tc service OF Spain, and which gave the
command OF IT to General Dame has received further
confirmation ltappears be publicly admitted that
te Government had sanctioned the Enrolment of such
Iorcc lhese papers mention that the
created by the late fluctuations upon the exchange were
by no means at an end in Belgium.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
SATURDAY, JULY l3.-Ihc business done i'm Cotton
since our last Is not extensye yet the market though
quiet has been exceedingly rn particularly FOR the et
ter class of American for which rather higher prices are
ootanabc save for qualities ranging from Id upwards;
te mas been done IN long staple and that at sometime
under our quotations Of last week. Spectators have
taken l,OOO American, and exporters 800 American $50
Surat and 90 Bengal 1000 Bengal 200 Madras aud 200
Smfe1 Tor auction, The imports are United States
are only 09oO bags, which include 500 Americans on
speculation, and 500 Americans and 800 Surats for cx
port.
NEw YoRR July 90
Rtots IN Jamaiea.--Froni a letter received by Ilnd
son. o. the Merchants News Room, dated Kingston,