Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-04


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lS1c0Li"n .brrrury
Il is now said that Portugal has resolved To take
cidcd part in favrr Of the Qneen Of Spain and tina, ~
first division of the auxiliary force has already arrived
at Zarnnra.
rh. Edinburgh Observer says:
1.-THE Congress Of Sovercgns nj Tnp!Itz have no
s-paracd and from all the that HAYS fransr
there appears IN have been foundation for the p,
Of The dep-ad scicmrs of ambition that to be r,r
trivrd this mu:h-lakrd of meeting Of Princes Tbc
trur! is that all the great Powefssi Europe u b.
sincerely disposrd To peace They see that lh' n;rr-.
lies pace, and that true national greatness br g.
,rre. through. the faiths Of dpnIrsc improvement
Th, Adreadfu caames Of the last long continued W,
have eft deep and sauary impression their n,nc.
aud they anxious To heal The still bleeding wounds =,
their suffering Kingdoms by the cultivation Of peac-
and the advancement of all those and mprovecn
Il, oilow in her train. Long may these national ve,
prevail among the pnentars OF the world, and may t.
learn bow much real glory belongs t" .hem IL.
| protectors than the drS.rnycrs nf mankind.
orry the accompIicr of Fieschi, succeeded in slsry
ing himself in prison, in spite Of the remonsancrs and
care of lis attendants.
| The CoMrr-Sir James South has written to ,b
Times wspapcrs, 10 say that the comet has acqui:rc
two tails ''1hc pin ysical vagabond is surely bcccmnr
q pasha
Private letters from France express various opinions !,
to the result of the present nIng between
the two governments
One OF the letters from Paris observes -" Our KIN,
and his Ministry decidedly in favor Of payrnp II.
Americans according 10 the terms of the Trra;y bu, -
press under nbic, but wicked cou'r" has operated upon
the people, and rendered this act Of Justice par, G;
government unpopular; yet the writer observes, the ,a1
nry will probably ultimately be paid.
From til. London Mornin: Herald, De-, 81
| We have received the French Papers ." Ilurs!,v
! 22d ut and thu Gazcttr DE- France, dated ycsrrt,y
together with letters from several of our Core,
pondcn;s.
The Paris papers continue destitute Of intelligence ci
importance. The pro- rc:cd expedition against hbtrl
Kadrr the affair of Fieschi-thc articles in the Juu nal
Ges Dcbns representing the growing strength u: Dr7
Carlos, and thu threatening nature vt the communicate
from General JACKSON the principal topics they
TO. The intInati"n cnnvry"d to the French Gorc;a.
tncnt from the American Executive on Wednesday W,
precisely what had hrcn tresrrn Fntirr nrgniiA,n
and uanGuvrlng will therefore br necessary. hut We
not IN The affair any thing very alarming N"iErr
Government would engage in a war on such point.
LusDoN. Oct 2i.-'i'hrrr has been rather more pes.
SUITE for money both in the commercial world and IN
the Stock. Exchange to-Gay, chiefly Occaslnrd by the
uncasinrss felt by parties account Of the ta.
French Funds which IS said 10 be ncca>l"nrd hy the
misunderstanding between the Charge .Aiacs ii H..
United States aud the French Government II appears
from the letters have that the American Lnacr
flares applied in form. for the payment Of the indl.
nifty money Tor the cDu.i$catlon at American prcpr
under the Berlin and Milan Drcrcrs 10 walca ,r
French Government rrpIcd stating Tia, the n.orry
was ready and would bc paid innl' dIrrIy tie
':amrndr honcmGbie, being made the par: ri the l.
States Government for the withdrawal OF thc1r Min!st3
which the Auu'r:can Charge Affairs declined doIn,
without aunri,y. Thus the matter appears /" samG. b
II is The opinion OF many wr!liuiorucG parties, that
Will blow Neither country Is ~ rxac; position 1i
war 1T prrSrn:; and decree 0 non.lntrc"u1Sc on te
part u, the United States not here Tn ught likely
be- paaiahc the mercantile nu'rt sis o! thai c. uary
Il war would be lmp"tc rs the mercantile :asy
OF the Untrd States dispersed IN every III Eu
rope Ii is also known that the French H. Ct Is tuHIc.
bic onalhans the contrary. 1hrGrcir II is argue
that Jonathan ill not Lc noodle enough to slrnd Tie
amount OF tine Indemnify money IN attempting 10 eAtrh9
his feet upon point at etiquette.
The King Of Denmark has very unexpectedly given
his subjects Constitution, without any effort the:
parl tn obtain it, 1t however consists merely in the
sltuton Of Legislative assemblies, with very II"""-
powcrs.
The Rrinderr Dickens arrived at Falmouth. OF tic
18th of October, from Nlrxco with S''uOGl
The Portuguese troops have at last actually n'arc"'d
into Spain IN aid OF the Quern-G:3UO Ill number.
TrEkIsu NEws by letters ir"m C"nstaniinol'r,
dated 3li OF SEPTEMBER tho news OF The enlirc sup
preston Of the instruction in Upper ALBANIA is 'u'y
confirmed. The insurgents submitted IL ulacru H. anu
nIplprd the crmrncy uf the Sultnn after The zrt '
liunella had taken Alrssip by storm. Soon alter hat
event numerous population OF the CITIZENS Of 9ou ~
appeared the Turkish head quarters and deT'ree S
keys ci the town declaring that they never iau 'e ''
distant idea OF making against The fore; ana II"
same time they invited the Fizer L" take possession
Oh. t,un acou. ~, led. Of September,
tr yyy %hi ne Sultan to"ps with the vzicr .; RUM.
lila and the Turkish Commissioner Warsaii EfrnG. a,
their head entered the city. The plague CONTINUES /"
sbatc No Important has arrived from lt;a.
lm Pacla continued To be engaged III the organic.
ton OF the country. Accounts from Alexandria r.l
the cholera, which had immediately followed Tie plague,
had also ceased Gnmnn Fuprr
LATER FROM SrAIH.--By the barque CLEMENT Cap.
tain MARTIN, nave received says the New York tuu.
rer, file Of the Uiario dc C0mcrco published at Cadl
to tie 1ih ullimo, and Madrid papers m the 4th 1" the