Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13

M,iamen had pronounced thrmse v,s ,.nr,a';.s =,
avor o, ofder, and that there hope that
uahqoh,y would not again be- errupcd In Valencia
aiso the bulletin states reaction in favour of order still
more complete than that of Barcelona took place The
SePo herai nus been recalled his funcl ons-the
Junta OF government has ceased 10 xis, h, Nunici
pal body had resumed the reins OF Government Tween
y , " .;s ngna,ofs, the most prominent had been
arfeseo -uied-ahd transported the phillipuine Is
land The populace, intimdatrd by those measures
as oeuso 20 move IN another respect the bulletin was
not so satisfactory Tor the friends ofshe Ou.en .,,.rs
from Perpignan state that the communications b.ty
Barcelona, tgucras aud Corona had become y,r.m,~
difficult. The diaenccs could no onycr ,ravs,sa ,,y
routes That from Barcelona To P.Tpiynnn ,h.v ia
been stopped and searched by the Carists who
inclined to quit the side of Fgucras and approach to
nosas on The other hand letter from ST. Sebastian
dated the I'd inst, stated that serious affair had taken
place at ViiaIenjo, in which the Carss were beaten
with considerable loss.
Notwithstanding these PROMISING announcements Of
Tue ocai paper the Journal DIES Debats OF Wednesday
contains an article which fills and half columns
demonstrating the strength, activity success of the
Carsts during the last three months While Spain
says tins article, "abandons herself To anarchyand
0"n war threatens to burst forth between the
iais oi o'ers shades OF opinion, the in Navarro
continues with marked advantage for the P,clenier
After what 1t terms true picture the war in Navarro
auing three months the Journal des Debats expresses
nope very like sneer, that the
IN progress in Spain would not remain sterile and ,h,
@ OF The patriots to he in future unrestricted
anu nnrestrained would create real army and suppv
able Generals TO the Innocent Isabella the Second '
our private letters, however, convey us news from
auIia OF the 3Oth ut which settle the point resoect
Jug Las Navas. He had renowned his project and
Aguar, who (and not Quiroga) had been specially de-
puea 10 MN by M mendzabal, had returned Madrid
alter ms successful mission. NJ Carasco who had been
al Saeeres at the head OF 5000 Liberals of
had also arrived in Madrid. General Quiroga had pro-
eeeueu I" Granada to assume the Captaincy of
@ province. IL would appear from private letters
.at was expected in Madrid that the whole OF the Pro-
Government The Urban Militia of Madrid is To- he re-
organized on the same plan in 1923 This latter
sure gave great satisfaction. The Brigeder Soane an
intimate friend of Nina, had been appointed General of
the cavalry OF the Royal Guard.
report was circulated ON the Paris Bourse ON We'd
@ 10y 10Y 'he oarlss however, that Fgucras had fall
en- into the hands of The Carlsis. The Christine mar
uzans were, however, in high spirits.
rom ,he seat oil war the intelligence that has reached
US Is contradictory, at least varied Our Bavonne III
ter OF the Sd instant contains an extract from hnIIon
printed III San Sebastian the 3Uth ut stang ON ,b
U oi some wounded who had arrived the 18th al
Cate mat three columns of the Queens army and IS
Carst oattaons had fought for three DAVIS in Inc cnv
rons oi Viarcayo Six battaions of the former were
sau 10 nave been totally annihilated On the al nor hand
person had just reached Bayonne from the negbb,r
oou Oh te heid OF battle, reported that on the 25th u
Tue nad been attacked vilarcayo, (Case)
ny the united columns of Cordova Espartero and are
amounting TO 10000 infantry 200 horse and pieces Of
aruiieTy; Don Carlos, Moreno, Sarasa and Sopeuna
defended themselves valiantly but after resis,ing fonr
nous, they were compelled retreat with The oss ~
Nio Killed, ooo wounded and 800 missing. The Chris
unos had ioO Killed and 800 wounded. Don Carlos nass
cd IN the vicinity of Vittora on the 2Stb md arrived a.
Auhlga IN Navarro on the Both. The Carsts in Bay
onne commended, that no such enUoge,ornI had -
place. and that Don Carlos then LAYING siep To Vii
toria ''"s ''eee ~ VI
MADRID, Sept @-Although confidence seem to he
returning, and several parts of the country have
expressed their satisfaction with the present aryauge
menus Oh 'he government as far they have proceeded
10 say, that tue establishments Of public order
"iu ee"eial COCO understanding is yet wholly nc
compshed Andalusia still continues obstinate and
po,o1s, no aoopt owing to the misudged and futile at
enpt 10 htmdate her INTO submsslon-ana front which
SPaniards, least OF all men, likely to overlook
S.-Since writing the above, / learn that in,medi
ately on the arrvaa Corunna of the news oftLe
datpr
itself - u's'oNe
,LoSDoS, Oct 9-Leters from Oadiz state, that En-
gsh merchandise to the value of four millions has been
landed from Gibraltar without paying duties ali the az
hcers of the Customs having been sent for 10 Madrid
VINO lett the Custom House completely shut up.
Fec So Nc iSpas M Dor d Ts5sS 9soSs
TorLIrZ, sept 26.-At the close of my letter this
morning, mentioned the arrival ofthe Emperor of Rus
having travelled all night and he received in The
most complimentary manner by the Austrian Emperor
VINO went out to meet and conduct him to the chateau in
his carriage The meeting of the two Sovereigns was
am told apparently very affectonate; and suppose
tney kissed each other have all the other row
al personages who are here do, the first Interview
but history fer the present must omit the cer,anv az
that important fact The Emperor of Russia wTo 10
always playing part and affecting to court nonnIar,
WINE IN reality he avoids it, half hour in bs
chamber when he went into the streets of Toplz with
only one attendant and walked about the town the pa
dens and the baths, like good citizen who came to en-
Joy ms ease. lie is certainly very fine young man.
over SIX feet in height fair, and with good eve and
hoan nose, which gives him striking and bold
SION tie has strong likeness to the Emperor Alexan-
aer VINO VIII be so well rendered in Enpland but no
is inner man. The whole courtly personares were in
hustle to visit him. and the palace ung for the rest Of
the day with the hustle of complimentary calls Tho
Empress, who travelled slowly did not reach Till
hlghall, anu the manner in which she was received
was nightly iatering To her. and pleasing TO be wit
messed by stranger, indicative of the simplicity which
accompanies high birth. The Emperor of Austria and
descended the grand Staircase passed THROUGH Ion
open CORRIDOR and met her the castle gate lust m the
carriage drew up
They were followed by all the Royal and Noble per-
sons then composing their society and the Emperor of
Austria leading the Empress of Russia and the Empe-
TOR o Russia paying the courtesy to the Empress
Marianne, pissed through the courtly line of military
the apartments which have been magniicentIy fitted
up for their The Empress of Russia DAUGHTER of
the hing OF Prussia pretty, but handsome wo
man She was very plainly dressed and her manner
had more OF style in than the other ladies whom hay
seen on tins occasion, and who almost without exccp
on iai short OF that high carriage which distinguishes
our English Nobility.
foLAND-Some hope of relief TO this opprcsse coun-
Try IS anticipated from rumored alliance beween Prince
Adaber nephew of the King of Russia with the Grand
Duchess Olga Ncoojownu, of Russia aged Ia who are
10 nave Roland as an Independent monarchy
IURKEY.- Lord Durham had his audience of the Sui
tan, sept llth, and made speech fIe assured
inc sultan OF The disposition Of England tn nlainian the
prosperity OF The Ottoman empire. The Sultan replied
IN very courteous strain Of personal eulogy the
fame of the Earl and by him his compliments TO
the emperor of Russia The Sultan extended his no
Earl WIN ''s
Correspond cnce Of the PhiiadeIDhia Ga.elts)
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