Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-21

to which he refers i, however, declare ii is true as
stated by the noble Vscoun Nelbourne that aims and
munitions have been furnished to Spain, and that she
has not yet paid for them. II is also true that
nounced to the government of the Queen the intention
oil the English government not 10 press for the payment
Tux MARQris OF LoNDoSpERRY.--I regret that | had
not appraised the noble Duke of Wellington of my in.
enton 70 PROFOUND the inquiries the subject of Spain
shall not forget TO give notice in future.
The orator subsequently, presented his famous Petit.
ton, signed by 10000 Professionals of the North of Ire
land asking ail and protection for the English Church
lAyRE MARsErs.--Lctters tn June 9th represent
Cotton rather Dropping but of them express an
opinion that 1T would its former firmncss
There were no public sales ot the article from the Sd
the 9th
On the Cd juno 62 bales Mobile cotton sold al lG0f;
20 Georgia at l60f
On the Sd 80 bales Havana coffee at az l2, and pa
at y - 4th, 50 lIayti at Co. 30 Rio at 40
On the 9th, 1866 bbls Rio coffee IS 3D. 225 sacks
Bahia at Coo. Potash, ia brls American at 3Sf %
brls do FIRST quality iof soc; % do. 2lf 81 3Sf
SPAIN.
The lndcateur of Bordeaux of the Ist, says" We
are assured that French Cabinet courier passed through
this town yesterday, with dispatches for the Spanish
government, assuring it OF the cooperation of France
put an end to the civil that dcsoaes the nsurgent
provinces. Orders have already been given TO
ious attachments be to complete The corps which
form the army of observation on the Pyrenccs"
The Phare, of Bayonne, has the following from the
frontier of the 29h ult In the action of the 10Th in
the envrons of Noan, the Carliss took 90 prisoners
captured 20 horses and killed so of the Queens troops
The Carlsts had 80 wounded including Col O Donnel,
and IL killed The subsequent death of . Donnel has
been severely felt by Zumalacarreguy who was much
attached To him At the capture OF Treyino the
OF the garrison, composed of 300 and - officers
were asked ii they would Don Carlos which they
declined to do, and were conducted TO Esioa. They
have since expressed desire take up arms for Don
Carlos, provided the officers were permitted to retain
their rank Znmaacarreguy promised to submit their
proposals to the Pretcnder.'
The Seminole dcs Pyrenees of Bayonne of the 30h
ult has the following from the frontier of the 2Sth
Sagastbelza continues to occupy Etchlar with
taons On Tuesday last he wentto Zugarramurdi and
crdah with battalion to receive hundred beasts of
burden, laden with different from Baary and
izatson fraso is at csaca with nine battalions which
are dispersed i'll the cnvirons Zumalacarrcruy is ex.
pected daily the frontier The garrisons OF The en-
renched houses of Urdach and Elsondo expect daily
orders to march They have already received orders to
procure no more provision, and send part of
their stock TO Anhoa; nevertheless, large quantities of
Hour have been received lately. The commune of Zr
garramudi even before the arrival of the Carss had
received orders to send no more provisions Urdach-
A considerable quantity of stores and money has
been sent through the territories of ST Pee Sare with
IN these days: 2bags ofsapetre abandoned TO the
Custom officers and police in direction while strono
bands were employed in another Stranrc reports arc
in circulation among the Inhabitants of the frontier no IN
the facility with which supplies made 10 the Carsts
Police agents have been seen TO enter Spain with
packages Was 1t for the purpose of getting informa
ton he Custom officers have often had opportunity
OF detecting the fasehood opolice reports they are
persuaded that the police is either the dupc of its AGENTS
or gives intelligence, no matter what, in order make
ITS services appear OF Importance We assured that
Valdez has divided his troops in three strong columns
in order 10 surprise and attack Valdez
was the march with 10000 zen for Plente de la
Kcyna the other two columns second the move
ment but Zumnlacarrcguy having received information
from his spies, rctrcated into the Anescoas Thus Val.
dez was baifed vessel from St Sebastian brings an
account of 200 insurgents having beer taken prisoner rs
near Santiago. Their chief was shot"
Extract 81 letter Of MC2iM UG., from Aadrid The
severe letter which General Valdes addressed to the pro-
yisona War Minister against the anarchists has greatly
disconnected the ultra liberal party which had numbered
nun as one OF themselves Nothing is talked of here
but interventon Little attention paid those pro-
vinces that not in state of nsurrection II is how
ever certain That all the conspiracies which broke out
have failed The Carlist bands have been completely
beaten IN Gallca, and have disappeared from Analusa;
and General Lander has obtained marked success in
Catalonia 1t is supposed that the Chambers will be
closed ON the 9th, by the Queen in person"
E'fractcf ieterCf the 2fM nit. ftont .uadrid ."The
country is uaversed IN all directions by the Carst
troops and bands, who every where parayze the action
OF the Government and the development of the public
prosperity These binds receive support from converts
chapters, and ianacal populntion they avoid encoun-
ters with superior forces prccrrng TO dispense them.
selves IN order TO reapPear at few leagues distance
For the most part their leaders old royalst officers
ana even priests or monks with the pistol, the crucfx
and the cnrbIne. These bands vary in number from
lOO down to 30 men, according to the locality 1t is diff.
tcut TO attack them with advantage on account of the
country afiording them all intelligence IL appears
that the Government is from official reports that
the Carlists under arms at Navarro amo6nt H. 81 COO
in Biscay II ,000 in Catalonia $780, not in regiments
but e. TO take the field In the kingdom of Valencia
There are 200 Murcia G00 in old CASTLE $500 in La
hlancha 1900, in Estramadura 500 in Andalusia in
Guiding the province of Cordova and Ronda 500 The
number in Galcia is 6000 nurtured by the intrpues of
the Archbishop OF Saint JaQues In the Asloras 400
in Arangon 800. Here is wherewitha to disturb the
most popular Government, and these bands are in
correspondence with the principal of the cities the
police have enough do Our journals daily give an
account of the of tic rebels and accuse the
Minister of inertness'
Nav YoRx July lG
VERY LATE FROM FRANCE
The brig Isaac Clason, Captain NJ Kinstry is arrived
ifom Rochelle The Capt. has furnished news
schooner with Paris papers the 18th of June and Bor-
deaux papers to the 18th of June The latter do not con-
tain later dates fiom Paris
The Isaac Cason sailed on the 10Th, but had no
communication with the shore after the 18th on which
day the Captain reports his Broker came on board and
Chambcr OF Peers, by large majority precisely in the
formit reported
As already stated last Paris paper is of the 12h
continuing report of the proceedings in the Chamber
Peers on the llth 1t will be by TRANSACTIONS
that on that day the Indemnity Bill was taken an that
debate ensued and closed without vote being taken,
on the following day the Peers would sit again on eosa
tive business and IT probable the debate on the IndeIn
NIFTY Bill was then resumed, and pei haps defnve vote
taken oi which Intelligence may have been received at
Rochelle on the 18th
will 80
The accounts in relation Spanish affairs il will be
seen, very important
We annex later intelligence i'm relation 10 ftc Iiver
pool and Hayre Cotton Markets.
FRANCE.
CHAMBER OF PEERs.-Predeaeyef.B. ic Baron Paqaisr.
SESSION ltlI JuNE.
The Chamber proceeds 10 the discussion Of the law
tending to insure the execution of the treaty of 18th Ja-
ly, 1881.
The Dao NE Noaes the first ora tor on the list think,
that every thing has been said this questionhe votes
against the project of law and relerales the arguments
already VIGOROUSLY conbued in the Chamber Of De
puiies.
~ Gaisot, Minister of Public Instruction:
Gentlemen: The Noble Duke who lios iust lei tho ri