Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-05

mas Protected tile whch your
Majesty has rendered the dearest possession o the
try.
'' Sire Your Royal family has also a place in the
hopes oil the nation. Your have passed their early
day amidst ours, and lind them camp amongst
our valiant young La this noble equality oil la
bour and at DANGER France recognizes NATIONAL cha.
racier aud the dynasty SHE has chosea. She has not
seen without emotion, the eldest of her Princes associa
ed IN the augues aud dangers OF army, aud The
Chanbcfs having participated in your solicude has
right also 70 parake OF the satisfaction feel
rent and AZ sovereign. She hopes, Sire that the resi-
dcncc OF The heir OF the African POSSESSIONS
viii contribute TO enlgh Government the
sures most conductive to combine respect to them the
progress OF civilization and the interests of France.
feace, Sire, is the hrs; OF civilization, and
nave received with eagerness FROM the lips of your Ma
esy the assurance ot the satisfactory state OF rea
lions with foreign powers Our intimate union with
reat Britain is another guarantee o the continuance
oil peace insues the preservation and support of the
rights consecraied by treaties the execution of which
depends the equilibrium oil Europe.
France, Sire, gses an example of fidelity to her
PROMISES Ihe GoveSament has taken the frontier Of
SPAN, Tie necessary To the execution Of
The treaty OF April 1884 The Chamber sincerely hopes,
That these measures continued with vigilance and rn
ness wall tend TO the internal pacicaou Of the peninsula,
ana Tue hrm establishment of the throse of Isabella H.
The Chamber regrets with your Majesty that the
treaty OF 18th July, 1881, has hot yet been finally
ecuted IL has IN the aicable mediation of Great
britain new proof OF The alliance which unites the two
countries The declarations contained in the
document lead us to hope at last issue, equally honoa
BILE to two great nations. [.ifarks Of assent.
hhance Their satisfactory positions which your Males
~ announces TO us, will at last permit in it's full extent
tne equilibrium much desired between the
ano the expenses of the State. To attain and preserve
TINS important result how necessary it is
tat The system OF supplies should be matued, that
should be kept Within proper mits that the receipts
should be carefully estimated In this spirit shall
investigate lie financial laws which will be laid before
US Proper economy is sacred duty of the govern
ent, IL Is also OF the chamber who the guardian
OF the public purse"
In the Chamber of Deputies, the 18th, the Presi.
dent read the following reply from the King the
putaton which carried up the address,
. Gendemon If the Chamber IF Depuiics
am gratied at learning from you that the progress
oil pubic reason keeps pace with that OF national
prosperity This happy union will give to the results,
which the concurrence of all the powers of the State has
obtained for France such degree of force stability
as VIII further augment their value.
1.-The sentiments which you express for my family
have deeply affected my heart and is highly gratifying
to me to those feelings Of which you have aoId ed
me 80 many proofs extended To them. 1t is you
press IT, IN the twoold character of father and
reSn that thank you for your participation in the anx
ETY. which tue absence of my eldest occasioned me-
as also for your share in the deep feelings of satisfaction
with which witnessed his return after having borne
his part In the fagues and dangers OF brave soldiers
81 trust, gentlemen that your labors during the
course OF the Sessions upon which you have just enter
ed, viii be no less advantageous TO France than those
TO which you have already devoted yourselves with so
much zeal aud patriotism. shall eagerly second
the and my most gratifying recompense will be
The happiness and prosperity of the country daily
ing through united Efforts
Ills Majesys reply was ordered to be inserted in the
minutes OF the silling.
Lisbon letters of the I'd of JAM state that the Oueen
OF Portugal was married the LIST by proxy the Me-
tropoan Church in Lisbon, the proxy being as before
stated the Duke of Terceira The Queen immediately
alter received the diplomatic body The present state
OF the ministry the general topic of conversation in
Lisbon, and partial changes we've reported.
LONDON MONEY Market, l2th.-There is considera-
BILE gloom in the Money Market but as regards English
Securities little alteration Consols for are at
81 o.S 10 81.
MIR. Wilkins, American Ambassador at the Court or
Russia, has arrived ut Berlin.
Mile. de Brogie, daughter of the President of the
Council rs, we understand, about to give her hand to
NJ ID Apontville.
London papers of the 1lth mention very great fall
OF snow which had caused rreguary the receipt of
the mails.
Russia AND observation-disclosures continue of grow.
ing hostility between these great powers jealous each
others influence in Europe. The King of Prussia is
thought TO incline towards peace, but Russia is arming
her ports in the Baltic aud England making large inn
portaiIons of naval stores from Denmark augment
ing her fleets
ADD Bey, the Sultans favorite jester is dead He
had held the office 40 years In the early part of his ca
reer his possession sinecure it consisted of
practical jokes at hs expense, such mounting
him on a giraffe, immersing him in water, &c. But
Mahmoud not of those cowardy tyIants who de-
light i'll cruelty, and preferred from his Jester witty and
smart sayings to amusc him. Add left el50,0OO.
SPAIN.
According TO letters from ST Sebastian the Carlis,s
on taking possession of Guetaria fire to the remain
der of the houses They also the arrival from
Bboa of General Firmin Iriarte at the head of AGO
men, who were formerly commanded by Count Mrasol
now in Lower Arragon. Another reinforcement of the
corps having arrived General laf,e intended max
ing decisive sorte in order destroy the works con-
stTucted by the Carlists
A letter from Bayonne, from partisan of Don Carlos
states that 5000 rebels have entered OF Catalonia
and burnt 60 houses.
Letters from The frontiers of the 7th state that the
whole valley of Roncal has risen in favor of the Christi
nos; and that all the inhabitants are in arms
The Carsts have entirely abandoned the valley of the
Bastan.
Cordova entered Vittoria on the Dist December and
reviewed the troops on the LIST of January.
PORTUGAL.
(FTom Ms Lond0n Siandayd of Janxary I2h)
We have received Lisbon letters OF the End instant
They brought To- Falmouth 10y the Delight yackei
which left the third. The Queen OF Portugal was
married the first instant by proxy, the Metropolitan
Church ut Lisbon, the proxy being before stated the
Duke ofTerceira. The Queen Immediately after receiy.
ed the diplomatic body The present state of the minis
try the general topic OF conversation in Lisbon and
partial changes reported The CoItes were diyd.
ed into three parties, for the old administrations ano
Their for the present. and another for the amapamation
of members o both. The Treasury was in exhausted
state and tie return of Silva Carvao to power appears
for the present out of the question: Lord Howard de
Walden was fast losing all his power at court and ii was
supposed haton the arrival of the Prince who is said
to be devoted 20 French interests his ordshp
would be altogether destroyed On the second her Ma
iesty opened the Session with alspeccb TO the Cham.
6ers in which, after brief alIusiou TO her double be.
reavemen of father and husband she calls the aentic
of her Legislature 10 the necessary carry
the principles Of the Charter and the Monarchy into one.
ration, and specifies particularly the necessity of reeu.
lang the administration of the Government and of &c.
cesastical aalis with economy, aud in manner calcu
lated to protect religion and public moaIs and also to
remove the confusion which circumstances have thrown
around the administration of justice. Her majesty then
refers the necessity of providing for the Navy Army
&C. and concludes as follows: