Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30

papers TO the lg,h u We are also ind, bed 10 Capt
Robinson for the ies pipcrs aud list ready prepared
Tor publication, ofhis cons gnees passcngvrs Sc The
franess DePsu has been three days oil the Hook,
Hoped il for
The accounts from SPAN of which prettv eopious de-
tails are given. p,ve fear that civil is yet TO
rage long aud ercely there Our Paris spondent
speaks OF the aid given Indirectly by England France
as mustard after dinner''--or too late.
millions.
ILetters 10 Me Editorl
Pans Sept sth, 1895
ao5ng 10 say to you on the sub
avre go full of goods every leaves ont mack
ages for its successor; there quite scrambing who
shall get his goods board rst and am told the prin
cpai shippers are French which has not been the
heretofore The hest informed persons here think if
there Is any thing like temporsng your side end
OF the affair wlnot be seen If the Government
OF the United States thinks enough has been done,
to satisfy all that proper to be- asked by that of
France, there should be no further DELAY in takino
measures to bring these mistaken people to their
senses should there be no satisfactory evidence
ceived before the meeting of Congress- that they are
ready to pay the money voted and that without condi-
on Considerable sales of cotton have been made late.
sold at about three months ago The cotton ships lately
arrived having been ordered to Liverpool there are no
SHIPS Tor the Northern parts of the Union; the
rev IN port are up for New Orleans the packets there
lore, nave all the business to themselves.
SPAN IS distracted by parties, and is doomed 10 90
nrougn bloody revolution. Colonel Evans il appcars
mas had brush with the Cars,s and report saws has
come OH second best The people say the aid of
France and England is something like la sno1fay AIRES
diner 'I'''
PARIS, Sept 10th, 1885
Spanish affairs are more aud more enanulrd AS \,
Paris there has been three day cabinet Madrid Tor
reno has been succeeded by Argueles whom we would
call here oughgong liberal How this change will
nal des Debats has yet got lesson The feeling
would, doubt, be for Intervention, it England would
this in few DAYS
There here that NJ de Rotlschild has asked
Tor the frst payment, of the % millions but
tue Minister OF Finances did not pay We Frenc,nen
think that for 25 millions you might give some millions
excuses b9t TO be serious, it amentable to see
Two nations like France and the United States get into
greater difficulties than ever after having been SO nearly
agreed on all points-N Y American.
Paris Sept 18th, (moraing. 1.-The telegraphic dis
patch announcing the check experienced by the Chris
tnos and the English auxiIiares Bboa mentioned
the loss of 900 If the following detailed account
OF the acc:, dated Bayonne Sept 14th given by the
Gazette dc France, may be relied on the loss was much
more considerable
You already know the result of the first action n, Los
Acros Cordova, not having succeeded in forcing the
position occupied by the troops that the King
ed, was unable to go the of Bboa he had
the intention 1t there that the result of this az
iar and It's real Importance The King therefore having
Parayzed the forces commanded by The Christine Gene
raj ana having learned that the English had up
on Bboa, quilted his positions Esella haviag
hded the guard Of them to Iuralde His Majesty arrived
on tne Vh al Durango with the greater part his
my The next day. he overlook the enemy at Arrigerar
ga, village on the road from Bboa Voria 1t was in
TINS village that the battle began. From the animosty
with which both parties fought this affair has been the
most severe and the most brilliant since the commence
mcnt of the The English and the Chrsiinos be-
ing driven back upon Bboa, attempted defend new
bridge erected about half Il league from the town II
appears that it at this position which was carried at
e point OF the bayonet the enemy sustained his great
est loss The Auxiiiarics suffered most severely The
conflict continued till night. The Christnos and their
English auxiaries lost between 1900 and 1000 men in
killed and wounded. On the same day the lth Itur-
AIDE at the head OF five battaions an affair with 2OCO
Scnrlstnos' whom he completely routed The accounts
tie ol from Catalonia satisfy that the organza-
ton going on in the satisfactory manner Twelve
battallons are already disciplined"
PARIS, Sept. 10, (Evening 1.-The following iamenta.
N
des Pyrenees of the 18th ns relative to the battle of
he llth, which referred TO in the Journal given
the l4th from the extreme frontier which contain the
following 1.-THE bells of run have been ringing during
inc whole OF last nighPersons arrived this morning at
!enuaye say, tha IN The evening news reached lTun,
mat on The ilth Gen EsPaero completely beaten
near Durango by the Carlists, who killed 500 English
and took an English General with 500 of his men pri.
soners, all of whom were instantly shot"
The Sentinetie DIES Pyenees of Bayonne Of the 18th
inst. contains the following Letters announce Sc
rious battle the 1lh at Arrgeraga VILLAGE about
league aud half from boa, between the Queen troops
under Generals Espeeia, Espartero, and Irarte and
nearly The whole body OF the rebels under the Preender
we have not yet received any distinct details il
pears that The advantage remained with the Christmas
The Carisis are said 10 have lost 500 men, and the
Queen troops also TO have suffered very severely t
stated that another affair has place in the enyi
rons OF Mendgorria but none OF the circumstances have
FROM ENGLAND.
NEW foRE, Oct "a BY the packet ship Independ-
enee, Capt Nye, from Liverpool we have received our
flies to the Doth ut The ship sailed on the 27th
Sales of Cotton not brisk as they were during
the week previous Spectators have taken 1900 Anne
rican and 200 Surat Importation IL ,y35 baes-SaIes
1860 bales
We have no English news of interest The ORANGE
lodges are sending the Reverend Mortimer O'SulIv5n
throughout the county, to hold public meetings against
what ne sspeased TO call the idolairy of Popery This
would tell better If the said OSuivan (inmoitazcd in
Moores 'Fudges in England as Mortimer o Mnllran1
dd not happen to have been papst in his earlier and
less ypocritica days But he has gained pref,rment in
the Protestant church, TO tie of eiO 900 year
and therefore has starting grounds becoming an gpos
tate.
That remarkable man, O Council is MAKING ttiiui-
phai progress through Scotland. The people of Man
chester gave him public dinncr--the people Of New
castle ditto--the people Of Edinburgh do-t!e people
Of Glasgow, ditto From Glasgow he goes to Ireland
where he is to be fcfcd Dublin Belfast and even The
Orange hold Londonderry. Every where he has been
received with such honors before have been ac
minded Edinburgh sending 10000 men To meet
MIN Lord Brorgham pectcd a the y Council
dinner, at Edinburgh, but declined the invitation
1T IS curious that although Brougam not in the mi
nsry, without him the ministry could not ha We weather.
ed the storms Of faction in the tate session in the Lords
~ was Brougham who stuck tie Tories until he & cak-
ened them II lac plays his game rightly oto no power
on ear can keep In ont Of the Cabinet; and he would
Dc a member OF II now Jut tic King disiikcs linn!
The foreign is not Of very great interest The
citizen King has positively refused 10 grant the aid
OF French army to enable the Queen Regent TO put
down att the dsaileoted (Cariss and Repubicans) i'm
ed-because The Northern Powers shouJ sanction it.
aud because the Chamber Of Deputies would not rran
the money necessary for such appropriation OF the
army.