Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-29
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LATER FROM ENGLAND.

LATER FROM ENGLAND.
New YoRK Dec. GIVE received yesterday from
Eurupe intelligence of much later date than had before
reached U.s. alter long iE;crmisScn OF arrivals Our
news schooner boarded the morning at sea- the packet
ship Sheffield Capt. Allen from LlyerpoDi, whence she
sailed on the eth u!t and in the afternoon We received
over land London and Liverpool journals OF the 7th
brought by her
we give the only two extracts find in relation to
our a!irs with France. Mr. Barton was evidently On
the eve Of his departure from Paris. As for the COM
mcuts OF the French press deem thcm OF no !:p"!t
ancc whatever; first, because OF the extreme ignorance
the show their very lace OF our affairs. and nX! De-
cause VIC know that Mr.. Barton has been Instructed 10
return in the money were not paid, anc this sceHS
TO be admitted all HANDS, il has not been.
The French possessions III" coast VI Ar'ca stall g''c
considerable .!casines TO tie Government. The Duke
Of Orleans had landed at 4 girrs. but Is doubtful "he-
Their he will Join in military character the strong "xpe-
dun going from thence under Marshal Clausc against
the Arab tribes.
The new Spanish Minister has been compelled toordcr
forced levy of 100 ECmcn. One halt Ct which he cal
culaes will assume arms and the other half pay sum
OF money be excused from entering on military Ca
reer BY THIS he vii! supply himself with men
and the means OF rqupping them lapcn:s III extreme
one bot the is extreme too, Tor III the nortl Don
Carlos is evidently superior in strength lie holds al!
the opcu country and the Queen troops are confined
TO the strong places The British and French az "a!les
will advance in consequence Of Tie Christmas Gene
rails not being in sufficient strength II support them
In Greece, i!e country appears in very Gs"rSanIzed
Hing Ohio talks OF returning ID Bavaria we
shall nave another VI VI
rrdcGvcring 10 introduce among SEM baroi:Ia1s iors
Of government adap.t only To highly civilized people
FRANCE.
From the Temps
PARIS. Sd Nov.-lt confidently reported yesterday,
that the Charge d Au!cs Of the United STAKES mad: III
compliance with the orders ofhs Government, demand
cd his passports, and was TO quit Paris within twO or
three days Dir. Barton going 10 set out Tor lla-
vre 10 embark beard Tic s!p Poland vixen ali UNI
expected INCIDENT retarded his departure Tor ic" days
We know not whether this delay be owing 10 new in
strucons received by him. whether Ministry has
made concessions to the dpio.iast. Notw outstanding
these facts could not consider the departure OF Nh
Barton 10 be the signal Of rupture. IL an r&iectsnt
measure. We cannot l>se sight Of the fact, that the
American Congress does Gt assemble before DcccnbeE,
and that the election Of Ike President. which 10
take place in March, will adjourn to that period the def
mite settlement OF the discussion brtwccE France and lie
United States.
Pirate Correspondence.
PARIS Wednesday Afternoon, Nov. 1.-The state OF
the American question begins 10 excite gocd Gea! ol III
disguised anxiety among the friends OF the G"vrrnmcEt
II is known that Mr. Barton the Charge AtiAcs Of
the United States has. within these few days been max
ing preparations Ter his return to America, IN anslcpa
ton Of the measures he expects to be taken At Wash
ngton equivalent to al order Tor his recall, II thcy be
not such provoke the French Government to send
him out OF the country. Mi. Barton is the sonn.aw OF
Sir. Livingston, vino dealt with cavaerly At the
time Of the late discussion in the Chamber Of Deputies
Ills family has already left him Tor the United STATES, so
that he remains en- g0rcon, ready TO ask his passports
Il
that among wrinlorncd Americans in this country, the
opinion is becoming daily more genera! lhata rupture Is
ct hand.
PARIS, Nov 5-Thc trial Of FescL ana his accom-
pccs begins 10 aact larger share Of attention rs the
day fixed for lis commencement approaches. 1t has
been for time The Of the Republican Journals
represent The principal criminal state OF mental
arrangement At ono lime told that lie is in such
state Of elevation have fallen desperately in love
With lady Of high rank the wife cf the Grand Refer
endary of !!e Chamber o Peers whom in all probability
he in his life, and most certainly within
the walls Of his prison. At another lie is described as
irrctricva!y sunk in the loves depths Of dcspondency
The cct Of all these idle is 10 take o'tb an.
tic;raon the effect Of tic extraordinary disclosures
which Ficschl is expected TO make in the course OF his
trial. If any confidence, at least is to lie placed in
tho assurances Il those who from their official pns ton
have the best mrans of knowing what i:' .fafSpnea
in ,I- uf tile preliminary Investigations the
disclosures Of Flrsch all directed towards The inn
pcaon Of The leaders IF the violent section Ct
the Republican party and this accordingly is the native
assigned tor the imputaon OF insanity: which has q. late
assumed many different forms With regard to the
der Of procedure it is understood Thai the report OF Count
Portals, which will be read the 10th instant, will in
stunty be converted by the Court into Of
tcn, when reasonable time will be granted to he pri.
prepare their defence. During the interval the
of the Lnnerc conspiratnrs, in connection with
the April inSurrectinn, will be proceeded with, and il is
said that the military members Of the Chamber Of PEERS
WHO form, as you are aware, very considerable proper
ton CT the whole NUMBER insist the last penalty OF the
law being inflicted the four scrgcanls Of cavalry who
belonged 10 that section, Indispensable the naue-
nance Of discipline in tie army. Should such decree
be pronouncrd the Royal clsncncy will Of be in.
terp"scd to stay its execution.
ENGLAND.
Lo:Eos, Friday Evening, Nov. G.-Thc money mar
kci remains without change. Consols 81 3s l-2 Con-
soils Acct. 81 l-2 SO
Rnmer'd Marriage III High Ljfe--Erpo.t speaks Of
contemplated marriage between Lord Stafford and Hiss
Cation SISTER Of The hlorchioEt Of Wellesley The first
Lady Stafford who was daughter of Edward suyarde,
Esd died in le'2 His Lordslip and Miss Catcn are
beth members C! the Rcinrn Catholic Church.
SPAIN.
LoSDoS, Nov. THE .Honiirur of Thursday, which
we received las night with tc other Paris papers OF ia
day, gives sonc particulars Of the encounter between
Cordova and the Carsts mentioned in that paper The
previous day as being reported to have taken place. Ac
cording 10 what is now stated, upon tho arrival of Cor
doTa al F!ilora the 24lh umo part Of tho Ca list
army retired 10 Salvate.ra end The other Segura with
Don Carlos. On the 9Th CorloYa attacked and defeat
cd the first corps, and entered Salratierra but the
2Sth, the of the Carlst army having up, he
rc!reatcd upon Vttorn harassrd but broken.
appears that Of his squadrons, having missed the
way in its march, was unable 10 rejon him. Tie Car.
lists took advantage Of this accident TO proclaim vico
~, but in reality they suffered than the Chrsn1s