Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-22

(from The Y. J. COMMERCIAL .9drcrfiScy)
rrNiLn "a trrEl EDIAt ANlAIAN

The packet ship Ontario, Capt iu,,leson, arrived off
this pnrt last evening from London via Portsmouth,
Capt H. sailed from the latter port the I'd November
BY this arrival have the London Courier Of the
ming of October 3lst
The accounts from Spain continue TO be highly favo
rabc tn the administration Of NJ Mendizabal. The di-
receive nta Of CadIz have made report to the queen
regent, in which, after expressing their entire satisac
tiun with the adopted and promised by the
vcrnncnt they offer their frank, decided and unanimous
cooperation in its efforts to restore peace and establish
the throne OF (Suecn Isabella. The whole OF the Junas
have now submitted.
The government has issued decree appointing COM
mission 10 restore harmony between the kingdom Of
Spain and the South American States which were for
r!cry integral parts of the Spanish empire
Various other measures of highly popular character
have been adopted.
Forces were concentrating upon the north from all
paris Of the Kingdom and it believed that within
short time the royalist troops opposed to Don Carlos
would amount to hundred thousand men. The re-
port of Gen. nraldr having i"in"d the Queens party
with sixteen Of his friends, is repeated, and believed
Alvices from Egypt still announce speedy resump-
ton Of sites aainst the pacha, by sultan Nahmoud.
The king Of Prussia has pardoned 1850 of l400 in.
habitants of the Duchy OF Posen, condemned to lose
their property for assisting the Poles against the Rus
slams. The fines imposed the remainder have been
reduced.
The papers still speak of large reduction Of the
standing armies by all the five great powers of Europe
slight difficulty of etiquette has arisen between
Lord Durham and the Russian commantant of Odessa,
the latter having neglected to salute the British admi-
rally flag, displayed board the Transport ship in
which his ordshp had arrived at that port. The Rus
excused himself the plea that hc did not know
the flag il having before been in the Black
Sea The is said not to have been satisfactory.
A letter from the Upper Elhe OF the 10Th instant, in
the S'cabian ucrcary. says Well informed persons
affirm that diplomatic paper will shortly be pub
hshcd in which the political object Of the Conference
Of T"plz will be set forth 1t will merely contain
general principles which the Sovercgns have agreed
as the basis Of their conduct. Particular may
have been discussed by the monarchs their minis
ters but as the nature of these questions require long
development and would occasion great delay, the parties
unwilling, by entering fully into the matter,
to bring about European crisis, which might be avoided
by concliatory measures Communications have been
forwarded from Topitz to the great Western Powers
which dictated by that conservative spirit which has
higherto preserved Europe from vast conlagraon 1t
is said also, that the destiny of the elder branch Of the
Bourbons has been the object of long conferences among
the assembled Aonarchs The of the proscrb-
ed family having been very limited it that
their wants should be provided for, and decision has
been to on this subj ect.'
The Marquis of Waterford arrived at Waterford from
New York, on board his yacht Gem, OIL the 9th Oct
The cholera appears to have disappeared from Genoa
and Leghorn and to have much abated throughout the
Roman and Neapolitan States generally.