Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-06
From the New York Mercantile Advertiscr.l
VERY LATE EROM EIIROPE


The packet ships Silvia dc Grassc, Capt Wcderholt
from iayre, and Montreal Chadwick, from London
arrived oil the Hook yesterday in remarkably short pas
sages the former having sailed the l2th, and the
latter ON the 9th December. Our news-boat boarded
them at NJ % miles s. +. of the Hook and reached
town at IL oclock-but owing to the heavy sea and
swell, was unable to bring up their letter bags
By these arrivals we have French papers to the 10th
ana an irregular file of London papers to the evening OF
the oth ut They afford no intelligence of great i'm
Porance fohca affairs appear to be i'll the state
as at the last advices
The French Chambers had been occupied since the
9TH hearing the explanations of the Ministers regard
ing the recent schsms in the cabinet and in defence of
the policy they had hitherto pursued. We do not find
In hasty perusal any allusion to the subject of the
American treaty in this discussion
Or robert Feel was expected to reach London the
evening oil the eighth and was understood he would
News from Lisbon TO the Cd Dec, had Just reached
London The marriage of the young Queen 10 the
Prnce OF Leuchtenberg, took place by proxy on the
ISL: Inc country was quiet.
The papers contain advces from Madrid TO the Is Of
Dec; but no news of interest
DOVER, Dec 4-Mr. Hudson who conveyed the
dispatches OF the secession from office of the late Min
listers to Sir Robert Peel returned in open boat this
afternoon from Calais, having made the unprece-
aehed Journey to Rome and back upon record. He was
the bearer of dispatches TO the Duke of Wellington
LoNDos Dec. S-The American Charge d'Affars
transacted business at the Foreign office this day
Lord Brougham treated with great attention az
Paris. "
We find in papers only two days transactions in
the Liverpool Cotton Market, when there appears to
the 18th Nov had reached Liverpool.
FRANCE
The Morning Herald of December g, says awe have
received by express the Paris papers Of Yesterday The
most important portion of their refers to the de-
bate ON the late changes of the Government which
commenced in the French Chamber OF Deputies ON Fri
day last, and which adjourned to- and resumed on
Saturday.
/" The debate Of Friday extremely interesting NJ
Timers and NJ Quiet the only Members who spoke;
but 1t would appear chat their arguments lost much OF
their usual weight with the Chambers for the speeches
delivered on the other side by NJ Nj. Dupin Etienne,
Fassy Ieste and Charles Dupin were hailed by cheers
SO loud as to strike Ministers with evident apprehe nson
for the result
''1he Speakers on Saturday were nm In the hour &C
Post, MN. Lepelletier, Dauncy, Matthew and Sauzet
all of whom attacked Ministers with effect IL was NOT
deemed likely that the debate would conclude on Satur-
day, nor had any obvious indication of its result been
ELECTED
The best opinions Correspondent could collect on
the subject were however that the immediate vote
would be favorable TO Minister'S but that il would be
carried by majority feeble to demonstrate to the
King the mpossiby Of proceeding i'm line which will
have been all but formally condemned by the Rcpresen-
tative Chamber.
Prince Ialleyrand arrived at Paris on Friday and had
long audience with the King He will not resume his
place as Ambassador in the British Court Count Fla
haut the Due Broglic and NJ Aucrc are spoken Of TO
succeed him.
meeting Of Deputies took place on Tuesday evening
winch was attended by I3O newly elected Members
lhey decided to remain upon The defensive, and il
were, in observation.
Lord Brougham present in the Chambers at the
debate, Dec O. Much curiosity manifested by all
ranks and Of both to be present during the debate
and strong body Of Municipal Guards was present to
prevent The recurrence Of riots.