Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

whole of his strength consisted in the
almost unanimous, Of public opinion against the ADM;
nstrs"n OF T"feno, was clear that the provincial
Juntas had agreed to support the government Of hcndi-
zaba any attcpt the part of Las Navas 10 push for
ward to the capital, could only lead TO his own desruc
uon incsed The cry bad already been raised in Ma
ofu, 'a' nc ought To be hanged for dispensing his
troops anu laying down his arms on the first ntnston Of
Ioienos downfall In addition these facts
Is announced In McDdizlbal's dispatches, that In,
Corcs have been convokcd for the 10th of November IN
me ordinary course under provisions of the fsai,o
"a ,hns ahordng circums,oniia and conclusive con-
ucuon 10 The sinister fumors nduslriousy spread
ny the gans of the French Government ii not by one
o., The highest Of the diplomatic iunctonari,s
BiLBoA, Sept. 25-llc British Auxiliary I.coai,op
continues in this city, where the of the sol
drs IN discipline aud in the usket is such as to give
sasscuon 10 their warnest friends; while the other
SIDE the Cnriss adhecnts do conceal their rave and
reach. r " J'''e iei'
Rnmors have, during some days, been oHoat of some
sSrmisrs between the Carlists and the division of ts
eata which left this town last Friday; aud al,hoo
the rebels assert that that General was beaten thai he
lost thee thousand &c the best inf, rmr, s,ate
mat nohing occurred except trifing skrnishes-
On the other side, the Queens friends speak Of inelli
gcnce having aniyed OF victory gained by General
Aidana ON the I2h The Navaresc ba,.auns in The
ncighborocd of M,ndigouia in which the latter los, in
consequence Of The rel Gated charges of the Queens
cavalry eO0 killed and 200 wounded The con6rmat ON
as Wen as the details Of this action are much desired
bA,oNhE, Oct. No authentic intelligence has
reached Bayonne from the scat of war in lie porcrn
provinces Oh SPAN since The dispatches from General
Bboa -" ''e ~' u'''' "o"'
The report ofa battle also the neip of
&C" on The 2Oth ultmo leagues from Blbou is not con-
nrned indeed II Is scarcely possible that any tbng of
the sort could have taken place. the letters from Bilb
tiie ga utino, at short distance from the
scene OF acton having made mention whatever of it,
The CoNcHEss SoyERKIeNs
forLirz, Sept 23.-The diplomatic corps has nearly
conplc~uits numbes however, the King of Prussia Is
not expected until the 2Gh, and the Emperor of Russia
about The 18th OF this month. The Kings OF Bavaria and
"nrtembuig, and the Grand Duke of Baden who were
en- inc list OF Royal invitations have apoog 1t is
uis thought that the meeting of the Sovcreigus will be
"i duration than at first anticipated, but it pro-
baole that our monarch will be able persuade the other
Sosereigns to accompany him for few days TO Pa
ne crowd OF strangers arriving here from day
10 uay. lhe USUAL ceremony of nscribny their names
on the visers list is still adhered to- and even the
crowned heads observe this regulation we'll as private
individuals. The Emperor aud Empress of Austria were
ehicied under the numbers 2642 and 26i3. Several
strangers have been under the necessity of seeking odg
gs IN the surrounding villages all the In
Tue Town are as iull as they can hold.
LONDON, Oct. o.--ln Paris Saturday afternoon ac-
counts mad been received at Topiz of formal proposal
having been made by Russia 10 her Austrian and Prus-
sian allies, the objects of which produce direct
intervention in Spanish affairs for the osensibe purpose
OF restoring the tranquility of the Peninsula: and se
condly for such defnitive adusnien of the Belgian
question would afford protection TO tho interests
OF te King OF Holland 1t the decisive rejection
oil Tins double proposal that the extreme rness of the
money market IN Paris, during the last week is ascrb
ed some oil the principal spectators having DAYS
ucore, been In possession of information on the
snnJcct Public confidence had been further confirmed
ny TIE proceedings Of the councils i'm the French
departments which afford accurate and satisfactory
s OF The general prosperity which prevails throughout
the country.