Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-19

ncZ, and the error into which he had fallen Ele il,
diacly set ont again oi FLtora, seriously tfrcacnrGS
Fiarcal; who endeaYored to profit by the absence r
Espar.rro, who had gone in pursuit OF Gomez I.,y;
behind him only the Portuguese Legion. The ,o,c.ss
under Gomez had invaded thu province Of Sautapd
Oh the 18th rlt; the 27lh hearing OF the march -
Bi:ader riae. they retired upon the VALLEY OF Ins,
Oh The 2Jth, lriartc was at Medina del Prmar ,ri
the CarIists retiring. They had suffered mrrh
by desertion CordOva issued procianaljon G,,i
on the 2lst utno, 10 the army o the N0Gth in yhn
he delivers message from tie Qn"cu Regent: decls,
inG that her gratitude aud admiration iir the mr.
liant aCpiiS of that army equal heir merits ard in w,c,
he adds that lie is confident Of their allowing ar
ltirue or dangers to s!ackcn their rX"1tions CT 90 d,
Their COURAGE The execution Of Torres and LIS c.,'
panons has occasioncd rcpTisas the par d ;l! Co.,
lists The Gazette Oua.c Of Tie .c,l lunc cDn.ain
letter from Eilartal C"riora, in which hr i, r,,
the latter that since Bryadcr Torres and other Office.
have been shot, equal Humaer o. Christine uicc:s
whom he intends 10 single out, VIII nnI~rs the Sam,
fate The universal Minister ii E5:o has g!G r!r ,-
sons who carry the c1ntraband trade tir! Of - j.,
demands and has promised them month"; ,!unn.,
the reuain!rr until the whole is discharged
ALGiEKs Jane 2j.-Ihc question as tn ,!!r .a,o or So
r!crs being decided. several wealthy houses o Mlrse,ir
lave sent over agents for forming agricultural c1,
cia and industrial establishments. The plain is !!lnl
The harvest is going on well. and PROMISES - BE- aIr?
dant The hopes OF the cnoGist quite restored l
par,isans of our Bay or Mcteah sustain their c.a-i.,
and keep the field with The late occu.s,,t.
al the Tanu and Tremecen have contributed gr,l,l f.,
encourage them. The building Of houses aMs ,,. vi;
rnng Of the streets At AlseTs are going with g;ea a..
LATER FROM FRANCE.
New Yo&H: August -
By the ship Albany, Capt johnson. from Hqvrc a!!,b
left that port July h we have ouF Paris hes 10 Jul ~
inclusive.
The King since the attempt his l:.r has apparently
abandoncd for time at least, the royal palace Of n.
Tu;llcrcs and TRANSMITS business Al his seat Ntr,y
\ royal ordinance is pu'shed establishing s"1e y,
,..s 49,
the :i May these banks throughou, the kin c,in ha!
over 80 millions and half Of francs the public ,:rs.
surv OF which near 10 millions belong - the S4yM..
Bank Of Paris ana 80 millions 10 those OF n lr.
parlmcntS.
Syain-Thc Ministerial evening Journals &, ra:.s,
Jrly 9Th contain Tie following: ''lhc Ca'> 3redtign
that penetrated into Astur!aS had IN engagement with
Gen. Casta1rdl, who was severely wGundeG III the
ton On the }0ti the Carllsts At Erynosa H..
partero was at Trcviro the ID with /! baa:ers
Cordrva rctaccd his Steps TO march upon Iarca, wGo
threatened Prnaccrrada Trnops haze bee" sent fem
Biihol by TO tie ASuras.
This had produced some depression in tie Spa.i.h
market The French funds, however. n1ln;lia l#.:r
price steadily.
By letter from the Carlis, General E;,no de- y.!s.
real to Gen. CorLuya it appears that IL" same SyGo
murG"rouS butcicIy of prisoners, hitherto pracis'A
this war and so we'll initiated by Santa AGua N r%at,
is continued between the contcEGng military :,rcr<.
man at Nau;ac latcl; swallowed hnic ant OF J!l
Yadn but by remaining quiet as he was air>"' uoH tie
knf. and blade were a!lcr short time, completely o.
solved By the gastric Juice.
Tie French Government have inlcrdctch the sale u;
the cngravings Of Pcpin, Morcy and Ficrcn and also
thai of baud Is 10 be forbidden, after, we presume" -;
intense and keen edge CT the national curiosity q! TIE
French is somewhat abated tor to attempt 10 s'2N,s
it now ut its highest point Of cyacerbalon. would pi0
dnce another 0nrs, worse than the rsSiccgH I'll
der the arch Of the Louvre.
The British House Of Peers has presented the French
Chamber Of Peers with collection OF books and pa''a.
mentary documents, SIMILAR we presume, 10 hos :" IL
bcra!lv transmitted 10 Congress and different t"Fa:: Ii.
stuuns in this country lie compliment Is 10 be IT,
cpocaled Ivy tic Fcuc and Ous ut to be By our coH-
| try.
The Budget, though the disbursements required IL"
an excess OF ID millions OF francs the receipts, hay.
been nearly unanimously accedrd TO By the pcc';. He
| land tax is much complained OF.
The french GnmHt"s Houses: according 10 an enact.
cn recently passed in the Chamber OF Peers, are to 10
SUPPRESSED after the wear lS Il is supposed the bust
ness however, would then be carried ciandcs ncty
cutie as extensively. Baron PasGuer said that previous
to l7c there only such at the Capital ana mat
was in the Rue FlatIcrG and called tie Hotel Ang'
tcrrc. In 1880 they regularly established l"ey
were alcrw ,rts encouraged because they served as
trap for the police TO appchcnd certain gentry Inc
Directory were the first that thought of obtaining Re.
venue from them. Frsch. according To the Baron. I'D
| he not lost b. gambling the money he owed l., the
worken under him, would not have committed the cTno
| he did.
Charles X it is said, will permanently occupy The "a
! lace Coron,n ut Gocrr.
The Elk Empress Of France, the widow al Napoleon,
paid visit June oath, to the tomb o her father ana son
in the Convent of the Capuchins, at Paris. 4 reHnrn
sung by the monks for the soul of the Duke Of c'
s,adt, and the mother knerlcd in crvent prayer dlrIns
! this and the for the dead.
The Dukes of Orleans and Ncmoura arrived NJ lie
| Kings Villa at Nruilly Paris, July 9TH. y lie De-
um sung in all the Churches Of the Capital July IN
The Royal family attended in the little old church q! 81
Roch Rue ST. llonroc. The other authorities went 10
| 4, f',ti,, ,lpIS ni
| .}Ebaud tie .lSSasSin.-Whcn NJ Sajou, ha!sscr Of
the Chamber Of Peers presented the Indictment L" h"
he remarked, These papers seem to be very vo!G"
nous it is very probable that shall not rrad l"T.1
through" II is supposed he will not be transferred to
! the Luxembourg before the day OF the trial liic ~
ron Pasguer President 81; t:e Peers, visited him !Giy -
! to ascertain if he had chosen counsel Ahbana M
! formed him he had liked on Mrssrs. Lcdru and Marie
! The President named NJ. Pallet III they should not
accept; but NJ. Charles Lcdru has consented. he IT,
al is delayed for important witness from prp=na"'
VERY LATE FROM EUROPE.
| New YORK, Aug. l5-Thc fast smiling packet slip
New Jersey Capt, Darsow, arrived in hi, cy this rio
ming from Liverpool, havn: left that port the in
ut We indebted TO hlcssrs Tophiis for file, OF
English papers, from which we able !" CLEAN the !'
! lowing items OF intelligence
The Sultan Of Turkey, in consequence Of the repre-.
sensations of the English Ambassador in the affair Of
Mr.. Churchill has dismissed the Refs Eltendiamd thus
removed all apprehension Of difficulty between G'ca!
! Britain and Turkey.
! The third reading Of the established Church BIZ! was
to come on in the House Of Commons The night q
the 18th ut when two important amendments were "
| be moved, and it was thought the bill would pass
| tremendous storm attended with hail, thunder and
and lightning passed over the eastern part Of Engann
on the 18th ult.. doing immense damage TO property
Hail stones fell OF immense SIZE destroying many l'u
sand of grain, green houses; young trees rcc'"
much injury and many birds were killed Som" OF the
hail stones measured five inches in circumference D.
veral persons killed by the lightning.
The news from Paris is unnporant. Another o!'c''!
notice had appeared in the hlontcur, iorblddng the tran
mission Of military stores into Spain =.
Great preparations making for the celebration o.
the "tlrec days" The King has slgaed his DETERMINE
ton to be present, notwithstanding The remonS'raHcr'"
| his ministers