Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-11
wss born and which his descriptions his character
and his fame, have nvesed with deep ard lively an


conveyed to the burial place, followed by three
mourning coaches, in which observed the four sons
Of the deceased, Mr. John Leeeh late Member for the
county, Mr. Fielding, NJ p, (Mr Cobbctts coeague)
Mr. H. Lccch, Captain Donnclan and other particular
friends Ii was joined at by parties in chases
foot and on horseback the different little green's
Of the by-roads that it passed Drawn up on
the side of of these, observed MIR Conncll
Mr. Harvey. whose carriage took its place in the pro-
cesson; and shortly after at another turning il Joined
by that OF MIR. Williams, NJ. p, and MIR. Wakely, M. T.
The train increased us il on and by the time reach
ed Farnhan thousands of aborers with their wives and
children in their smock rocks and hats joined in
IT. The street of the town throngcd aud every
window seemed to have its party. The ceremony of in
tere ut, was, oil course the usual The cofn after
the service read over it, lowered into a brick
vault securely formed and in part of the churchyard
where hcad-stonc with the inscriptions "Georgc Cob
oett, 1900, indicates the grave of the unconscious
grandfather of this celebrated political writer. Three
large stone flags placed the coffin with view
To greater security.
II was supposed MIR. John Goblet would offer him
sell to represent Oldham, vacant by the death of his
iather. Mr. r. . Conner and Mr.. A. Yates also
spoken of
HUI Eiection-On Saturday last at the final close of
the poll, the numbers wereColone Thompson, 1925
Mr. Midmay, 1923; majority for Col. Thompson, >.
Coriosc Eteeton-TLe election closed Friday. The
two rciormers were successful. Gross poll-Vigos,
OF; Raphael, 626 Kavanagh, 572; Bruen, 57l.
The Monmouth election committee, on Thursday
morning week, resolved that the sitting member H.
Hall, ESQ., "a Retormer) was duly elected.
Death IF c. .ndthctrs, Esq.--lt is with deep pret
That we have to announce the death of this eminent
faceiious comedan who expired at Davenport Satur-
zeal
MONEY MARKET London, June 30-This il the dav
Tor the settlement of Accounts in the Foreign Funds
and the facility with which il has been effected con-
ass sngularly and satisfactorily with the emborrass
mens that have lately been experienced The fact is
that the old mischief has nearly worn itself out and the
transactions since the last Account have been too Ii
mited an extent to furnish any occasion for difficulty
The improved quotations of yesterday have been fully
maintained in Spanish Securities and in Portuguese
Bonds further advance OF 10 Ia per CT has been
realized.
The English Market has improved slightly to day; an
advance oil lo per cent is general in the permanent An
naiiies
The state of the Foreign Exchanges is Just that which
might be desired little on the favorable side of par so
as to afford moderate, and but mode rate encourore
ment Tor the introduction of bullion.
The Committee ofthe Stock Exchange declared seven
more dciauliers yesterday afternoon.
Consols Tor Account June % 81 1-2 So: Spanish
43 Ia Sd dis
SPAIN
ZunaiacdrreguyiS dcad-This is the mort i,nnort,
intelligence that has been communicated from Spain since
the commencement of the civil In him was con-
centrated the hope of the Casts and with him sinks
the cause OF which he was the chosen champion The
death of Zumalecarreguy communicated to the
French government by telegraph. The fact was thus
officially announced on the Paris Bourse on the after
noon of Saturday.
photographic Despatch
4" BAyoSSE, 9th June
1enera Harispe to The Minister at War and the Min
lister of the Interior
Yuma lacarreguy died the 25th inst at II o'clock
IN the morning, In consequence of his wound.
90 DE RICHEBOURG
Zumaacarreguy personally one of the braves Off
GERS IN Span but like OF his chivarors countrv
men, his vaor stained by innate love of rncl
which he too often INDUCED the expense of the lives
OF The unfortunate prisoners who fell into his hands
His talents were altogether military had he the re-
motest idea OF the possibility of governing men by any
other means than the influence of we'll grounded fan2
AS soldier he strict observer of discipline and
exaced from those under him blind obedience TO his
commands 1t is asserted, however, that notwithstand
ing the cruelty of his disposition he refused to carry
the war beyond the banks of the Ebro that his real
object was to secure the franchises of the BASQUE pro
vinccs, by separating them from the rest of the king
dom of Spain and elevatng them into an independent
State, of which Don Carlos was TO be proclaimed kim
On the other hand it has been maintained that yuma
lacarreguy prevented Don Carlos from capituatinp
and almost kept the Prince prisoners from an apprehcn
that he nseH would be sacrificed to -rcv tho
vengeance OF the Queen Regent and her government,
Letters from Madrid to the 2Ist inst announcing the
recall OF Gen Valdez from the command of the army i'm
the North have been received Tile late Captain ral
is succeeded IN the command 10y Gen. Muro assisted by
Gen. Zarco Dol Vale, who has been appointed Chiefof
the Sa and is :iow on his way TO Pampeluna the head
quarters Oh the Constitutional army. No cause is ns
signed for the removal of Valdez but we have TO
Know that his want of energy greatly dissatisfied the
Madrid tranquil up to the date of the letters lust
received The discovery OF tho Carst conspiracy in the
capital few days before, really Fortunate as its ra
mfcatons had been extended several very
directions The ringleaders of the plot have been Sc
cured.
BY command of the Spanish Government his R,;,.r
mic Majestys Order in Council of the 10Th of June sus
pending the Foreign Enlistment Act has been posted up
OH the Madrid Bourse.
The French Journals of Saturday which we have lust
received bring report OF the death of General Erase
Lunaacarreguy successor in the of the Car
lists, who is stated to have been killed by fall from his
horse Eraso was man of courage but his lght from
rance, where he was prisoner parole reflected
deep stain his character both soldier and man of
honor Wercgard the rumour Of his sudden death as pre-
mature although repeated in several letters dated from
the Spanish frontiers.
The Emperor of Austria has invited the Northern So
veregns to conference to Toplitz and they have ac
cePted the invitation The meeting will take place in
the latter end of October Preparations ire made with
sian troops expected Dantzc on the st and the 4t
of August and the Emperor and the Empress will ar
rive there the 10th.
BRUssELs, June 2G--Mr. Vandcrshuelem de Parthes
attached to the Belgian Legation at Vienna has arrived
al brussels and IS said to be the bearer of letter from
The Prince Metternch in which the Austrian Govern
nen declares is opposition TO the proposed Intervention
on the part of Belgium in favor of the Queen of Spain
letter of the 22d last, from Munich contains The
following We learn, from source upon which we
can rely, that the Russian Government recently adj.
dressed to the Cabinets of Vienna and Berlin the follow
lag proposals. in Of Intervention in Spain nv
France and England According TO the terms or at least
TO the real tenor of the Preamble the Court of ST Pc
ters5urg maintains that Spain is sincerely attached 10
the legitimacy and 10 the person of Don Carlos To
prove this position, il instances the facility with ,ybich
King Ferdinand ruled his dominions while The ne W Con.
sttution surrounded with difficulties nd involved in
a civil Immediately after its establishment The
assertions from the Chrisuos also cited as evidences
oil the favor in which the of Don Carlos is held
and, finally, urges that France herself by admne
the intervention TO DE necessary, acknowledges the i'm
potence of ks adveTsatcs. After the preliminary
observations, the Court of St Petersburg maintains
that the French intervention not being founded on anS
European contract intended to preserve or avengc
any mscon5trued or violated rights of France cannot