Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07
FOE EHGN.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.

FOREIGN.
| TWO DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
NEW YonK, january Our Pilot Boat u
last evening, having boarded the packet ship Gsorg
Washington off the coust. She sailed from Livrrpoo
on the 18th November. She will not come in until 10
day, per cent. OF duties certain articles take
off to-day We have received Liverpool papers 10 TIT
25h London oath, together with the latest Price Cur
rents Shipping Lists, &c. &c.
Our dates two days later from Paris, VIZ: to 23t
November, and all parts of the Continent There il
nothing of importance in relation 10 American at
fairs Mr. Barton had not left France. The following ub
surd article copy from the Morning Herald -
"lhe Temps announces important fact, If 1t be
not contradiccd-yz . secret treaty of alliance be
the United States and Russia, the object of which
is to take all chances for the future The intelligence
conveyed in such vague terms is scarcely susceptible o
discussion. We are well aware that the Governments
Notwithstanding the difference of their principles, la VI
certain number OF common interests, which have tre
qucntly given rise TO commercial treaties, some OF which
OF very recent date As long as Engla remains
mistress Of Canada and the frontiers Of the
United States, the natural ally Of the Americans will be
the Emperor of Russia, who has the cause toI
dread for his Asatic possessions
The Morning Herald says, 1" We are awaiting The ar.
rival Of the Queen Regents speech there little at
tenon given The accounts from Madrid (o! 2l inst
received on Friday. 1t would appear however that not
wsandng the democratic triumph gained by the cleo.
ton Of NJ Esucrz the Provisional Presidency Of the
Procuradcrcs confidence in the maintenance Of the pre-
sent ministry remained uIShaken.
(trom the .iiOraing Herald Of Tie 25M)
The Paris papers Of the !'d have arrived TO b.
press After variety Of resolutions taken the sub
cct the French Chambers convokcd (by ordon.
published in the Monltcur OF Sunday last) for the
9th Of next month (Drccmbrr) This determination:
which anticipates by fortnight the period fixed very
recently for their consider ed in Paris
have been produced by the rather unpleasant view forced
the French Government of its alliance with Russia.
by the growing Importance of events i'll Spain, and
above ALL by the serious aspect Of the American inde:
nifty question.
Much anxiety was expressed in Paris for the -aEsirzi
Of s ,psss q ,5 ,s a,sn the
~ ,ral , - been received up 10 The
A' The of p rG;! Of Orleans at Abyss on the i5ts
instant. Novel"
The news from Spain onia.ned in tho French papers
is not nlporant The latest accounts from Madrid were
of the 18th inst They add TO the information prerl-
ousy received particulars which prove that the
Session Of the Spanish Chambers commenced on Men
day last will be stormy there was ac'cI'nation e1
nrz dc Ia Rosa which would necessarily occasion very
violent debates in the Chamber and feared dlsor-
dcrs out of doors Some disturbances had occurred at
Suntundcr al election for Deputy to the CoTcs IN
consequence of defeat of the Ultra Liberal candidate.
All the baaIions OF Navarro and OF the Basque pro-
vnces received their arrears Of pay in Tie beginning OF
NoycmEcr General llurnldn made cnun,ernarch
from Ferdnn in Aragon the 18th. and entered Laran-
Ear and ravz T. in the valley Of Uizama the follow
ing dav, with the LIST, Sd, and 4t haall"ns OF Navarro:
and squadron Of cavalry. On the 10Th he proceeded
to Estcla. The Californian division which was on its
way TO the Basque provinces had SUDDENLY fallen back
and retired towards The Rio Cnco the limits OF ARA
gu and Catalonia The entire Curllsts orces with Tie
exception of the ls 3D. and Sd, battalons of Navarro,
and the I'd of Alva, marched off the 18th in the dl.
recli"n OF Bboa, under the command OF Cen Eguige.
Our ConsianuoplG correspondent writes, under date
Of the 18th ut that the Turkish fleet To be kept IN
state of readiness for active service but lis destination
was unknown. Recent letters from Aeppo, received IN
Consaniinoplc silent respecting the disarmament
of the inhabitants of Mount LcbaEon and the successes
Of lbrahlm Pacha.
The Courier Francas states that England appeared TO
view with alarm the projects vt King Charles AL
bert INDEPENDENTLY of the orders given for increasing
the British naval forces in the Mrdi,rrranran, two ships
Of the line had arrived from Gibraltar in The Balcarc Is
lands and most of those stationed between the latter and
Spain had sailed for the northeast 10 watch the coast OF
tile Sandman States Two new Spanish or Portuguese
vessels are now cruising between the islands Of Hyccs
aud Corsica and corvette lately left Carthasena 10: the
same destination.
FROM FRANCE.
The following is an extract from letter from one OF
our respectable fellow citizens who has been Tor
some time snournng in France. Its contents have been
confirmed by subsequent letter OF the 10th November
Phil Gazette.
"PARIs, Oct. 2S, 1880
We arc looking to country with much solicit
tudc us to the course the Government intends TO take
in relation the momentous and delicate question now
at issue between the two countries, for perfectly
tised that the settlement Of that question rests entirely
with ourselves; for although Louis Philippe and his Ca
bnct are now, and have been, sincerely anxious
TO the Treaty TO tho letter, whatever may he
said to the contrary yet they have been placed in such
q position by the celebrated amendment which was IN
troduccd into the Bill in the Chamber OF Deputies, en-
tirry in opposition to the wishes of the Government
that they will he compelled 10 insist on some kind
of expanation in order 10 satisfy the fastduus feel
ings oil the nation that point. have no doubt the
government will be satisfied with very slight cxpana
ton; but in the present state of the public mind, don
think they will venture pay the money without it.
must also remark that | think the public sentiment
has undergone q considerable change this subject
since my arrival here. The settlement Of the question
is not viewed OF much Importance to the interests
of the country il at first. People beg inning
to examine the matter closely in reference 10 the
comparative injury which each party will have it in
their power to nflic the other, and they aided
in their estimate ~ the articles published IN many Of
our newspapers, add to which, the violent and abu-
sivc articles constantly appearing in most of the Amer
can journals is tending very last to produce
unity in the public mind by means favorable 10
country And if the same language continues to be
held in high places reported 10 have been lately
! should be surprised ii war became quite popular
before the end Of next year. The French Government
will watch very closely all movements and if hos
tile should be resored to- you may rest assured
they will strike where the most vulnerable, be.
fore we are aware of it, trust and hope that the good
sense of The people will dreadful calamity
pecialy when there is just for mourning such
direful effects war must produce on the unexam-
pied prosperity of our country"
. IMPORTANT LETrER.-Wc have been favored with the
following extract from letter, from high source in
The French capital. 1t is Of the latest date. The wri-
ter has the Of obtaining the most authentic nor
nation We regard this as the mos. important commu
nication by the present arrival [N Y. Conn., -4dr.
"We have communicated 10 you from time to time the
different versions current to passed thesub
ject Of the treaty, and we may add that has been
stated 10 NJ de Boge had declared to Mr. Barton
that Ike ready pay The money instantly provided the
latter ,couid acrc e,o lines to the effect that the .4e
-ican Government had not intended to insult
Inih no of ihs.a