Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-04


cded part IN vor Of the Queen of Spain and that the
frs. division Of the auxiliary force has already arrived
Mt Zancra.
The Edinburgh Ohsrver says:
1.-The Congress OF Soserigns Topliz have now
separated and from all the We rnnspiret
nrre appears To have been foundation for the reports
"f the d epaid schemes of ambition that be- con
riv.d at this much talked of meeting of Princes TIL.
uusn rs 'nst all The great Powers " Enrcpe SEEM TO he
ncrciy disposed Ia peace They that tn ir interest
les IN peace, and that true national greatness is TO be-
Tuned ru 'hrongh The paths of domestic Improvement.
The drcadiui caia'es of the last long continued
have lc deep and sauary Impression on their minds
aud they xios 10 heal the still bleeding wounds Of
their suffering Kingdoms by the cultivation of peace,
and the advancement of all those and
tn olow in her train. Long may these national views
prevail among the pocntaies Of the world and may they
learn how much real glory belongs them as the
protectors, than the drsroyrrs Of mankind"
Mory, the accomplicr of Fiesch succeeded in ssrv-
ing himself in prson, in spite of the and
The CoMEr.-Sir James South has written to the
Times newspapers to say that the has acquired
Two tns ihe physical vagabond" is surely becoming
pnsha
Private letters from France express various opinions as
70 me result oi the present misunderstanding between
the two governments.
One OF the letters from Paris observes &c Our King
and his Ministry decidedly in favor of paying
Americans according terms of the Treaty. but the
press under able but wicked control has operated upon
the people, and rendered this of justice the part of
government unpopular yet, the writer observes, the
hey VIII probably ultimately be paid
From tho London Morning Herald Oct. e4l
We have received the French Papers OF Thursday,
I'D uit and the Gazette dc France, dated yesterday,
together with letters from several of our CORES
pondents.
The Paris papers continue destitute of intelligence Of
Importance. The projected expedition against AbdrI
Kadcrthe affair Of Fieschithe articles i'm The journal
dies Debuts representing the growing strength of Don
CARLOS and The threatening nature Of The
from General Jackson the principal topics they refer
TO- The ihtimation conveyed to the French Govern
ment from the American Executive on Wednesday, WIS
precisely what had been Further negotiation
and nanruvring will therefore be necessary but
not see IN the affair any thing very alarming Neither
government would engage IN a war on such point.
LosDos, Oct 24.-Thcre has been rather pres
sure for money both in the commercial world and ON
the Stock Exchange to-day, chiefly occasicned by the
nneasinss felt by parties account of the fall
French Funds, which is said TO be accustomed by the
Misunderstanding between the Charge the
United States aud the French Government II appears
from the letters have that the Anne Charge
Afares applied in form for the payment of
nifty money for the couisca,ion OF American property
under the Berlin and Milan Dccrees which the
French Government replied stating that the money
was ready and would be paid Immediately on tile
amende honouracfe, being made the part of the u
States Government for the withdrawal their Minister
which the American Charge Atfares declined DONG
without authority Tins the matter appears stand but
IT is the opinion OF many wclinionicd parties, that
will blow Neither country in exact position for
war at present. and decree of non-intercourse on the
part of the United States is here thought likely to
be paatable TO the mercantile interests of country
war would be more imputic; the mercantile navy
OF the United States dispersed in every in Eu-
rope. 1t IS also known that the French feet is fornda-
b!e-Jonathans, the contrary Therefore, 1t is argued
that Jonathan will not be noodle enough spend the
amount oil tie indemnity money In attempting TO extend
his fleet upon mere point of etiquette.
The King of Denmark has very Unexpectedly given
his subjects Constitution, without any effort their
part obtain it. II however consists merely in the in
stution of legislative assemblies with very limited
powers.
The Reindeer, Dickens arrived at Falmouth on the
10Th OF October, from Mexico, with $780, coo.
The Portuguese troops have at last actually marched
into Spain, in aid of the Queen--0,5C0 in number.
TURKISH NEws.--By letters from Conslantinople
dated both Of Sepember the news of the entire sup
preston of the insurrectiun in Upper Albania fully
confirmed The insurgents submitted at discet aud
mPofed the ciemency OF the Sutan after the Vizler OF
humea had taken Alrssio by Storm Soon alter that
event numerous population Of the citizens of Scu:a
appeared the Turkish head quarters and delivered the
keys of the declaring that they had tie
distant idea OF making against the Porte; and at The
same time they invited the vzer take possession #
the town. Accordingly, on the 18th of September,
l2OOO of the Suans troops, with the Vzier of Rune
liza and the Turkish Commissioner Warsaif Efiend at
their head, entered the city The plague continues
abate No important has arrived from Syria lbra
him Pacha continued TO be engaged in the organza
ton of the country Accounts from Alexandria say that
the cholera, which had immediately followed the plague,
had also ceased German paper
LATER FROM SpAM.-By the barque CLEmESr, Cap.
tain MARTis, have received says New York Cou-
rer, e of the Diario dc Comercio published Cadz,
to the 9Th uimo, and Madrid papers the 4th Of the
month, days later than the last
ceved via England
We feel happy state that in consequence Of the
concessions made by the Queen OF Spain the Liberal
party, aud the confidence which the Minister, Mendizu
bal, inspires, the Juntas of Cadiz Malaga Cordova,
Grenada, Valencia Murca, Sarsgossa, Barcelona and
even Gaicia have dissolved themselves and renewed
their allegiance to the Government of Madrid. 1t
expected that those Of Seville and Badajoz would
tins example The excitement whch prevailed in the
four provinces of Andaiusa las happily subsidized
city OF Valencia has been the theatre of disturb
ances, and the province by the CaTsts 1t APP
that the 18th Sept party Of republicans
OF them belonging to the .Nuicta JfJana wishing pre-
vent the dissolution of the Provincial JaG surrounded
Tie palace of the Count Of Ainodovar, Captain neral
OF the Province deposed aud attempted To murder
him. The Count ut the entreaty of his friends left tile
Palace in the night and concealed himself in of the
hospitals OF the city There the friends OF order secretly
met, and determined 10 Valencia from anarchy.
On the 10Th Don Pedro Fuser, commander Of the
lery of the local mtid placed himself e head ofthrte
battnons of the latter and restored order in the city
Count Almodovar having after again assumed the
rens OF the Government lie proceeded 10 arrest and
punish the turbulent. Twelve Of them were, without
delay, embarked Tor the Philippine Islands, and similar
number for the Island of Cuba. The CuTlisls avaing
themselves of the dissensious among their opponents
have increased considerably their forces this province
the Priest Cabrera alone, having under his command IRON
5000 TO OOOO The forces of tine Prelendcr appear
also 10 be considerable in Catalonia aud Arragou which,
IA our opinion, renders the na of the party of
the Queen very pTobematcaL
Two thousand belonging 10 the foreign legion.
arrived from Algicrs, despatched Navarro
remainder remained at Lerida.
The two batnlions of French volunteers sent from
France arrived at Huesca, in Aregon tie latter end
of September, and well received by the national
militia and the inhabitants.
The Abejd OF the Both September, inserts the decree
of the Queen of tie 18th September calling together
the pr0ceres delegates from the nobility and yrvca
d0Tcs delegates from The people, the 10Th Nogen
ber Fer the purpose O taking into consideration
electoral law, under which the Corles shall be clo-
sen and the provisions of which shall be more liberal
Il a.