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

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believe TINT it is, it renders manifest for t,s rc,,
That the Queens troops in active employment il ahs
Norh are insufficient 10 allow their 20 ,,L
Of facing any large mass of insurgents The sn.
o'sciphne oil the former enables them to mnnm,vs Nil,
S'ra'e. an'y than The Cars masses but this advsn-
se serves mem only to avoid defeat and il quite v
aen' mat all which the Queens Generals have hhe,,
au INC means OF doing was TO maintain their ground
without much loss, and to nIasers of the
pa, 'owh' On the part of the Government troops then
II mas long been rather defensive war There was no
10 cnanSe so many chief within
the two years, in trying the experment IF n,nL;ro 4, ~
offensive and effective Men bearing musk els we -.
wanted more than military genius in the commanded =
This seems to have at length been thorongbv nnJe,
stood tbs therefore to be hoped that the
will persevere in the energetic measures !, ss hs %
Gently advised to adopt towards putting down lie civil
war These measures are il must be Confessed of an
extremely arbitrary character; hut desperate cosss
require desperate remedies and is evident that the re-
medy about to be tried this occasion already OBJ.
n eud 'ne assen, OF very large portion Of the suffer
IONS towards defaying the expenses of the war conf,
nueu 70 pour IN from all quarters in Madrid Almost
Phaticaly of that fact. r ~
mApnp Oct. 26-At no period have taken up NV
tor the very important decree which appeared vesrd
proof OF the sincerity of the Of Ministers and
be entertained of the effects which il will produce A.
appeal has been made to the nation and lew en- uoss.
ordered Yesterday this important measure appeared
The principal heads are that every Unmarried mar So
10 TO 40 IL called upon take arms; and 100 OO0 mo.
cepuons such as the only of widows and allowing
,hose who wish not to serve pay 1000 reals (40i for
The Marquis de Mrahores is at the head Of the COM
mission, who in addition receiving the different sums
WIZ have to inspect and direct disposal of them and
take care mat all is regiousy employed the purposes
tor which it has been contributed This decree sifa1ds
fresh evidence as to the that NJ Mendzabal is de-
termned TO follow, and shows that under his admins
tauon no maiversation of public money which has nm
fortunately so often taken place Spain will be allowed
The more of NJ kIendizabal since his occess;o
TO the Ministry, the we feel inclined 10 ;ndnge IL;
hopes that new era has begun for this country The
| from has
Mendizabai found the country that of prosperv
no. oe the work OF few days months, yet we may
reasonably nope that affairs assuming very different
aspect The present Ministry is strong The Minister
war; Count Almodovar, is well known for his homo
raoe principles, integrity and patriotism and he has
some late decrees that he will Justice to the
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
FRIDAY EVENING, Nov 6.-This has been week of
considerable activity in the cotton market The total
safes are "a 0O bags including 600 American on
a,ion and 1850 American and 200 Surats for eInor
There is but little change the prices the fair and mid
say lid per h. But the great change we have r. M
uce, is in the tone and temper of the market: that !.
rom desire to sell to desire to buy The trade specu
tors ana exporters, one and ALL have made their pur
cruises win more confidence The great difficulty has
sen, , 70 ,na ,ne desired quny-so largely is the pre-
sent STOCK composed Of low and inferior descriptions
:, LATER FROM EUROPE.-LuroRTarr
minister, Capt Moore arrived yesterday having sailed
nom Portsmouth on the 18th ut
The latest dates says the Courier are OF the evening
OF the 18th November, from London
on the 91t positive intelligence published in Lon.
don from raris OF the demand made by Mr. Barton on
the French Ministers. The intelligence il will be per
ceived, COMFORTS with the information we have on pre
vious occasions, laid before the public Mr. Barton will
no doubt arrive here in the packet of the 10th and we
state 1t as equally certain, that his arrival Papeot
Admiral de Rigny one of the members of the Ia ca
net OF Louis Philippe, and his devoted adheren
is IN Alters early IN November The Duke of Orleans
!" 'ie miiitSry expedition against the Arabs.
SRiSAT Is'S" inss SfSfSssi 81
.Anis, saturday Aiternoon-in consequence of fresh
Charge Afaires of the United States at clock YES
.erday afternoon transmitted to .he Duke de Brogle for
mai application for his passports. The motive assigned
for this measure in his official note is simply the non
eS exec OF the treaty negotiated in Paris In the year
2oOOOOO0 francs, by the French to the American Co
venment, an indemnity for the spoliaon committed
on American commerce under the Rrrl;r and W;, S
crees. In spite of the serious shane Which M; NC
uon has now assumed the French authorities seem st;
10 i h with their accustomed levity They will
OF rupture between two friendly Powers so long and
SO intimately allied France and the United Satss
arising out OF patry question of money No direct
application has yet been made either in Paris or wash
ngson Tor the explanation apology required by the
amendment OF Gen. Valaze the law of last session
ana Is very certain that individual connected will
the American Government has ever entertained the rc
mosst idea OF volunteering the concession required
1t is remarkable that the present Governmdan, =,
washington have, in this recall of Mr. Barton do
pared from The precedent which had been establish
su ~ loi< on the occasion of the rupture with Eng.
land At that period the recurrence to actual hostE
ueS was preceded, as 1t probably win be now. bv the
enactment and execution of nom nercourse ACT bnt
during the whole of IFS endeavors up TO the mo-
ment OF actual warfare the Charge d'Affares of the
Two countries remained at their posts in London and
washington respectively, for the very purpose ns IL
would appear OF leaving the door open for Cancellation
or compromise. ~
on the present occasion il is doubted that M Pa
geot the Secretary of the French Legation at Woshn0
ton VINO was left there by NJ Serrurier with the rnn IF
charge Ahaires will be instructed by his Government
10 follow Mr. cartons example, if he has not already
oeen sent out OF the country by the Presidents orer
nonntercourse act on the part Of America followed
| inc vitable. 80 ~'V
| The French Government hattcr themselves that tho
people OF the United States will suffer nearly as mnch
as France under this system of quasi hostility and that
moreover they will be much less patient under their
want OF French wines and French silks and of market
Tor Their cotton and tobacco than the people of France
VIII be under corresponding disadvantages
- boURsE NOV y Quarter to 4, p. M.-The Three Ber
Sens look downwards at Tortons this morning and al
dne opening OF the Bourse they at Sf I5c sellers
me news that the Charge dAaires Of the IT, States had
demanded his passports has made butltte AZ
INC Dourse, several brokers having made Considerable
purchases: The Three per Cents got up to slf 35
fARIs. Nov. 7.-Mr. Barton, who has hitherto per
formed the functions Of Charge dAares Of the United
states, at Paris, decidedly leaves this city ON Monday
" rs saId to DC IN consequences Of the refusal of de
bioge 10 give satisfactory three pro oosals
when ne was commissioned 10 make him on the part
OF his government-MessoQer.
ne Constitutional does not consider the sep taken bv