Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-03
LATER FROM EuRoPE

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BY the arrival of the Packet ship Napoleon, Smith,
from Liverpool the 3Oth and Erie, Capt Funk from
tiavre the 18th, are in possession of Liverpool
dates of the 29th and Havre of the Goth There is
news of Importance.
(Fromme London Shipping Gazsste, .9p1J1 25)
we have received the Paris papers Of Saturday date
but they are wholly undressing appears tina, the
uncertainty which exists respecting the intentions Of
the French Cabinet towards Soan is exercising some in
ucnce on the Boursc On Saturday scarcely any thing
done and the three per cents declined cents
Spanish stock was rn and The closing prices the
as tile previous day
Upon the subject Of intervention and the effect which
suc. step may have the interests of England in
Their quarter and the peace CT Europe generally, the
Journal du Commerce of Thursday has the following
extract of letter from ST. Petes5u!gh, which, If nu
lhen!ic highly important, inasmuch as IL contains an
open arowa on the part Of the Emperor Nicholas OF the
policy which Russia intends TO pursue Inc journal gu
Commerce says: -, .r
letter from ST. Petersburg reports the following
| speech Of the Emperor Nicholas: -, u.
England will intervene in Spain we snail initate
it by intervening in Turkey. If it attacks our Prhct
Piles, we will attack its commerce. IL couiu no' tI1
i'll the Peninsula AS for US, if we once entered I0i
santinope we should remain there
England is, however, about to intervene Inc recens
measure Of the Government in the appointment OF Lord
John Hay IS Commodore of his Majestys naval forces
on the Northern coast of Spain, coupled with the IN.
sructions forwarded to that officer avowed by Lord
Mimic in Tie House Of Peers Thursday evening. in
reply 10 Lord Londonderry, places that fact beyond
pared TO send farther assistance to the Queen only
remains 10 be what course Russia WIZ ADOPT "hen
information Of these recent declarations OF intention on
the part Of England and France shall become known 70
| the court of ST. Petersburgh .
y second edition Of the Times, published late this
morning. announcing the receipt OF private correspond
ence from London 10 the date Of the 10Th inst, we learn
that the administration Of NJ Campos had been entirely
! broken up, but that one had not been formed
Count Layrado and MN. A. Carralho were both sPo-
ken Of as likely take the lead but it s said the former
had declined mad that the latter was IN sea:ch oil ehec
tive colleagues II is saittha the Marquis Falenca was
excepted 10 form lhe Ministry This state Of Things
had led to much confusion, ard some Government ac-
ccptances had consequently been suffered 10 De ProS'
ed The ordinary session of the Cortcs was ciosea ny
the Queen in person on the 10TH hut Ter Majesty wan
received in silence both in the Chamber and passing
through the streets 4 Numerous meeting Of deputies
held The 18th, foI tie purpose OF drawing up
of protest against the Government io not coht"u
ing the sitting OF the Cortes until the hnance ouuse,
had been discussed, Tie taxes approved OF, &C. r'u
tey reported to declare to their constituents A
they not to pay any taxes. as tie Government ca
demand Them legally until the Cortes sancoh 'ne.
The Bridegroom Prince landed on The 9Th, and MS re-
cepon al the Palace Immediately afterwards was. II -
said, mos, satisfactory. al the houses in Lisbon were
illuminated in the e.ening The ratification OF the mar
riage took place the 9h amidst salu,es from all the
!: LATEST FROM EUROPE.
| The packet ship England, Capt Waite, arrived al
New York Saturday afternoon from Liverpool winch
port she lA on the LIST inst, bringing London and Liver
pool papers of the latest dates.
The following is from Hudsoms News.Room Cores
ponJent
LosDos, April 2G-Tle accounts from Portugal give
interesting PARTICULARS Of the marriage OF the young
queen and Of tLs eueties attendant the event. The
young prince POPULAR and appeared 20 suit the taste
of his royal spouse. The Of Don Canpos had
not been named have lately had some conversation
With Mr.. Simpson, who had been appointed portrait
painter the royal family during Don Pedros lifetime.
lie describes the person .! Donaa Maria as exceedingly
large for her age-wh handsome, expressive face
She is exceedingly good humo'ed, and from what d!
has made him unwilling t., speak about the royal !amilyD
fond Of bit Of fun any royal person in Europe.
She is in fact notorious laughe-. Like all tn"
Brasanza faily she has VIII of her own, and OPPOSE
ton only confirms her in opinion.