Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-01
and courage into bs troops which the sure euaran
tees Of shccess Walden we sec has arrived al kndrd

ago OF his death According TO our vat letters from
Madrid there much vigour in the Cabinet as in the
lamp ana we may, therefore expect termination
OF The unhappy strife in Spain
1t IS the third battalion of CASTLE that has zone
over to tbs Christmas.
The Commissioners of the Boursc
" BASDkssoS DE RicHEnouRo."
LoSpos, July 23--According To the Temps the cadres
OF Two oattaons of volunteers have been formed in
France for her Catholic Maicsy The Gazette de Fance
contains advces from Don Carlos head quartefs dated
Arranz the l2th sccordng To which the Christine |
coming in the direction of the Ebro were then encaup
ed at the distance of leagues from the Carst army
which was commanded by Charles v. in person On
the 18TH Don Carlos attack the enemy and all
the preparations to that effect made The Nayar.
!unta was at iturmend The Carlist army was divided
n'o I'VE corps, under the supreme command OF Don
CARLOS and General Moreno chief of his staff The
Navarro division under General Erszo that of Bis
cay under luralde and those Of Guipuzcoa Alava and
Castiie were respectively commanded by Brgaders Co.
mez and Viarcal, and Lieutenant General Maro,o-
Such appear to have been the dispositions adopted pre-
Vious 10 The alleged engagement on the 10th.
ENGLAND
I'osDoN, July 17.-Lord Glcnelg was at Windsor
castle yesterday in communication with his Majesty on
the subject OF the final arrangements previous to the de-
parore of the Earl of Gosford and the Commit
TO Canada, who are, hear to leave town this even.
ing
Charlie Grey, and Sir George Gibbs bis Maicsty's
Commissioners for the ciirs of Canada were occupied
yesterday several hours with Lord Glepel AT tb. ca
onal Office, and took leave OF his Lordshp on their
departure for Canada Mr.. Frederick Elliott Secrcta
~ TO the Commission, left town Thursday night for
Portsmouth,
JuLS 2SIn the House of Lords Yesterday the ROYAL
Assent was gwen by Commission to the Soap Duties
Drawback and other Bills.
The Municipal Reform Bill was brou sbt up from tho
commons by Lord John Russell, attended by great
number OF Members and read first time The second
reading was appointed for next Tuesday.
The Ecclesiastical Revenues Bill was committed p-o
Jorn" ana TWO clauses added 10 the BILL To be- further
considered on Friday next.
LiyERrooL July 24-lhe House or Co,o,nor. Ia.
passed vote IN favour of admitting the ladies hear its
interesting debates. Old MIR Rut6ven of Dublin. who
IS the very pink of gaantry and gentity and Joseph
pease the Quaker, who is lily Of modcsty but never
'hee'S' as the . sSng 'a a,,,.,,, Ton,
form two of committee to inquire into the best NEAR
oil accommodating the ladies' in some gallery to be erect
ea LOT e purpose the power of admission which, shall
be vested IN and form part of the official patronage of tic
Spcaker.-Lirerp0ol Standard.
IRELAND.
STATE OF THE Poor IL IRELAXD-The accounts from
Mayo are frightfu Young and hitherto healthy per-
sons are dying absolutely dying of starvation The
s,atenen, is made in letter from the parish priest of
on,nU' Ia'i, the hev James Hughes, inserted in
''in IT is ls1s; { Journal a. ,o.n
III The village OF Murriyough in the Western
part oil inns parish Mary Carean, aged about twenty
years. her family have known to be- the entire season
IN the greatest restitution This unfortunate girl had
occn always remarkable for rude and stronr health sbe
ed s service up TO the present distress when she was
sem nome II must be truly irighu reflect what eff
rect famine must have on the debatcd constitutions of
more than IuO0 individuals ofa population of 70
VINO nave not the usual clothes by persons moving
ia the hnmblest walks of life, and of more than 5000 who
SSeP oh ground wltlI better beds
iaw, eath, or green rusbes. The principal land
propetorsin this parish whose starving drivers fed last
week WIN e meal sent here by the London Committee
Gnu VINO Jake annually out of the parish nearly 5OOOi
from their present starving enantry have not contrb
yea 90 much as single fathng towards the alienation
- '''' PRESENT distress -Dnb!tn paper.
iAhis, July lo--lt was reported in Paris Yesterday
mat 'ne Government had been informed by despatch
rom ioulon that General Trezal had met with s-r
had lost GOO men, $500 ~ ''o"
~. Nor clergyman, and of the prisoners of
Lyons ded on Thursday evening the hospital of the
hotci Deu In Paris Called by the wsgs oil account of
his obesity, lie Gros de NapIcs)
In consequence of the distress occasoned at Toulon
by the prevalence of the cholera the KING has Granted
loVuo from the funds Of the Civil List for the relief of
me sufferers The sum Of 10000 of grant voted
Dy te Chambers has been placed the disposal of the
reject OF the War, and 6,009f of the funds of the
Marine az Department at that of the Marine Project
fARIs, July lo.-A political discussion took place here
az ABOUT two o'clock this day, between the National
Guards on duty (at the Bourse.) They came 10 blows
su .e mater became so serious that detachment of
ne troops OF me line 10Th Regt) for in haste
TO the Rue Notre Danes DIES VICTORIES close Inv -
sixty men arrived and superseded the National Guards
and now occupy all the posts
l-oSDos, July 23.-The domestic intelligence in The
rench journals possesses little interest The Cont Of
eers sat on Monday and after the usual protests from
part OF te prisoners at the bar the Counsel TO sucb as
nave submitted to the proceedings resumed their plead
ngs IT Is not thought that the trials will be over before
the latter end of August.
No further information il ofFordcd ,,s x...a,;
aegea murdcrous plot against Louis Philippe but the
Iemps mentions the report of a certain number of men
pehB seieced from the several cavalry repnents in mr.
ger TO form body guard for the Citizen King THE
cH@TteGr' has postscript dated midnight stating that
stops It's press TO que sa a;estc ma mas RI,
aSSassints unc seufe fois aujo.rd hui"
. ne cholera appears 10 be raging in the South ne
france Up TO the 18th, col persons had died of il a,
louioh ~ marseilles the mortality is comparatively
trifng: The disease, which exists also at All has i;
Nice. SPieau 70
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. .JuIv %
ne demand tor cotton this week has IA Their improved
tne trade having purchased freely particularly NJ
tne better class OF American, for which holders have oh
famed very full prices. The business reported com.
prises 24O Sea Island 22d TO God with 10 stained =,
IL 3D. to Did; $500 Bowed at 81 to II Id. 56o0 Or
leans at IL to l3d; 24s0 Mobile, Alabama and Ten
nessee, Id to 1924 ~ "
%ist-Ihere has been very little business dong
and The sales do not exceed GOO bales ~
SSd-Our market during the last few DAYS has been
very quiet and not more than $500 bags have been sold
I'll have been at a decline of lid per lb
LATER FROM FRANCE
NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-By the ship Natchez Cants;r
"m,.e we nave faris and HavTe papers To July 24fh
The cholera Is spreading rapidly in the South Of France
and appears to be very fatal Among the places which
:. mas INVADED are iouon, MarseilIes, Nice and Vile
iraHche At Nice the 18th, July J3 cases vver. an
nounced AZ Marseilles the 10Th % deaths bv oho
iefa, and at Ioulon on the same day GG.
ne losses oil the French in engagements near o ran
africa or On he 2D to the 2eth june 2G2 killed and
,Poris, Jply 23The ministerial journal contains The
following: Wv
= " tregraphc despatch Of the 2lst, from Bsyonne.
announces that Don Carlos retired the 18th 10 Ar
where he was joined by Erase and the rest of the
CaIlst army.
Ameng the wounded who conveyed to EstelIa