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

FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ny the Chatham, at Boston, papers received from
London TO Jan. 2Oth and Liverpool 10 the 2lst.
Cotton had advanced Ia 10 8 cts per pound.
M. Human, the French Minister of Finance has
lett the Cabinet having been sacrificed for his attempts
TO reduce the per cents; stock held chiefly by the
National Guards of Paris. Count D'Argout succeeds
him. few explanations took place in the Chamber
from Messrs Human, DArgout and Broglie after this
event The moderate and courteous language used by
them, is lesson TO ambitious politicians Both NJ Bro.
gle and ID Argout expressed their regret at NJ HUI
manns resignation, and the former stated the only cause
was his standing out alone in the Cabinet in favor of
this measure
SfAIS-There had been few rhng skrmsles be.
tween the Cnrsts and Queens troops in Spain.
larragona had been much disturbed by mob and the
Carists would have been murdered at Barcelona but
for the humane interference Of Lord Ingestre in the
Tyne.
The main force of the Carliss is along the Vittoria
road from Toosa to Salinas
IL IS said Rothschild is to undertake loan of E2 0OO
GOO to the Spanish government.
An order OF Council has made Singapore free mort
and American vessels trade there
COTTON MARKET-LtYnRPooL, Jan. 90
The sales on Thursday last were 1000 BAGS; Friday
1000 Saturday, SO00 of which 1000 were taken on sp
eulatlon; Monday, IL, 000 5000 on speculation; Tues
day, 5000 and to-day, 1900. The demand since last
week has been very extensive both as regards the trade
and spectators, who have bought freely To-day the
demand has been good; holders have met it willingly
and appear quite anxious sellers In prices nm al
vance had taken place of lid 80 per H. generally
Inc weeks imports amount TO 10 061 bags
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I'D II Me-. Tazewell be tight, ought not the Resolu
lions OF The = .'7"se hrseeorM u read thus: "Be il
ses'sf r e"sern0r conesrsingD ii- nc br rs9sesfei
&c. ..cf
4i Didthe Governor, not, order the State Flag TO
DC raised at the Arniory, the Twenty Second. And
ON the Copito9
9th Have not the Wing members sent on "Bush Ia.
strnetsons TO Mr. Leigh! One set advising him TO
stgn-and the other TO ho,d And which will he.
obey Or will he hold until the present Legislature
adourns, SO as TO give his friend the Governor an OPP
Pot'"nty OF supplying his vacancy with good Whig-
instead Of putting the election in the hands Of the Dele
gates of the Peoplc' OIJERIST
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CORRESPONDEINCE

WAsHISGroS, Feb. 25.
RINK IN the Governor of Virginia lie ought TO have
resigned if he could not have complied with the
1 .e General assembly, IS still believed here that
Nessrs Tyler and Leigh will resign; but the case of
,heir scmDabtes, Mangum, Ewing and Southard is en-.
barrassing. "
"The Senate of the IT, States is now engaged on tho
ne'0 orJieations, which is to be the main struggle of
the session. as involving the policy of giving the srpna
to Defence or TO Distribution Mr. Benton In his speech
OF Tuesday last revived and brought to light the recon-
Inendation OF the Military and Naval Board of 1921 TO
establish great National Naval Arsenal at BurweIl's
Bay The Vrginians have deep interest in tL;s snh
ect The idea Of the Board BERNARD Toten. and Com
nodore EoD was, that there should be t,co great Ma
tiona Naval Arsenals besides smaller Naval establish
South, at Burwells Bay.
we will try and give abolition its quieius.
ne Opposition Is evidently encouraged by the re-
chater OF The Bank Of the United States and fully en-
pect TO put down the Administrations This 4 Inc
private as well as the public talk among them But -
IS decidedly of opinion, that our party gains strength in
fennsyIVania, by the re.charler of the Bank"
ExraAcT Of letter from The Country to the Torn
am glad to find that any act of Old Hickorys has
put The good people Of Richmond in spirits hone tbov
VIII learn TO think better of his discretion and States
inah-hke qualities than they have done Depend upn
~ lawyers ~ general, who govern your city in nea.
sure, are not always great politicians They were
grossly deceived about the distress which was 10 en-
sue from the removal Of the Depostes and onlv the
other DAY, Mr. Leigh expressed the opinion Thai ,ye
should nave war with France in consequence Of tbe
message. Let me commend 10 your attention those
words of Walter Scott, speaking of the Earl of NJ
ray being sent by Robert Bruce settle some afYas
with the Pope: "The deicacy Of the discuss;5n 90. ~
great that we are surprised to find Northern warrior
VINO scarce had breathcd any dir that of the battle
hed, capable OF encounierng aud attaining the advan
ge over the subtle Italian Priest in his owl art of Iii
Piomacy Ba, Tho qualities tohich form ,uitqyg cha
racer ~ the htghsd Ordcr the ,oh oss Of fhs
eohSU""ofe P0tne'dn ShrewdBess 10 arrange plans of
attack prudence TO foresec and obvate those of HE an
tagons perfect comPosure and acuteness in discerning
ana seiz'ng every opportunity Of advantage hold an
equal share in the composition of BOTH NJ Won reject
on the philosophy Of this observation YOU viii no Ion
ger call the General 'ucky," but wise. Wisdom and
earnng are not synonymous, and there have been many
very wise men who could not read write OF even spe
" II the President had answered the Duc de Brogiie's
letter. he must either have wdcned the breach or sufren
usred principle. BY pursuing the course he did our
Damascus" "
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HNEMALE SEMINARY AT FARMVII,LE---TL

HNEMAIk SEMINARY AT FARMVILLE.--The
~ next session will commence Tuesday the a
day Of March. Tuition-Junio Class English per
year 800; Senior Class, English, per year @25 Tho
additional expense Cor Painting, Music, aud tho Ian
quages. tie saiue heretofore.
Ga he erss Monday in March, expco, Also W open
q Fotpale Seminary near Physie Springs, BgckiRQbqg
Tie course Of nssacton and tuiOa viii b. She sae5o
We have valuable apparatus Coz both places, and at
BuckipgIam we can boe,d young ladies' for ga per
mouth a. j. BUESrIS,
n. G.. LOVING.
Backinghau FebrqWp 10. g3-w4w
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DEATIIa

DENTWS
Departed this hfo 2sih peceubo 1894 Mrs sarah Ann
o. Hoboon Coife of tenfico county ohe
css IN the Of Ibis amiabl1
hnedf oc,y yout most de'ai sender 0 fogardknd
nl hinndy io her aosiaos wife, oving kinds u
Their tender ani ufactaife humane
all Bot be viii 81 hof oavooy her from
time leaving discoosouto husband
osng cf add loving whoihct tiad roeng
hier 10 long theif epaaho loss She
dnce II the merits Of her Ssyo ud tic perfect
bfssal Immortality She Died repeating the following
jesus mako n dying bed
fool con as downy pillows aro
Whilst or bis breast lean M head,
And hre stho my Ht there.
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QUERIES

ist We have something Of the Governo,'s ,,
mus ~ s quibbliog upon the RESOLUTIONS and be
rag -Wla would have been oor situation II SIR Gil
ner Resolutions had passed Had such plenipoten
uay powers been given him. correspond with The Go.
yernofs 81 the other States both Ninth ADD Soa of Us
W what snaH would he have plsced Virgins
"a. mr. DofmaDs KesolHfiOn usiruots the C,ovsrnor
70 purchase new national FlagWbat insurance have
we lhas ne viii comply, he docs not consider himself
oouno ~ the CONSTITUTION and the Laws to cary the Re
solutions Of the Legislature into cllcct2
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THE MAILS.

Yesterday morning Devil announced the receipt
OF MTee .'oTheTn mails at the Post Office We expect
ed perfect acatanehe of newspapers but we were dis
appointed There not more than 20 or 80 papers
instead OF bushel The Tuesdays mail from Washing
ton is still due. We received but one Globe ont Of
four that were dueand not National Inellqencer
The papers still further TO the North ,o and far be-
neeen-ihe detention Of the mail is explained by the
ION Friday arrested at Alexandria, and next day pro-
cecded down the river until she TANNED up by the
floating ice near Fort Washington, where she was living
when last heard from, with the mails of Friday and Sa
turday on board From Thursday evening" till Sunday
night about IL o'clock we had mail from the Morrill,
longer suspension than have known in the course az
our Editorial career In the meantime southern and
southwestern travellers have accumulated in our town
in greater numbers. The depth of the snow and the
badness of the road, render travelling almost mnossi
BILE The Herald says, that ''the road on which the
mail has now to be dragged must be mpassable
MIR. Nicholas, the Senator from Louisiana was n,
Maysville, ky on the 18th ult. He had been dei.;nd
by the ice in the Oho-whch has broke, nm oc,ri
days We presume he is by this tire at Wus5ington
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NOMIwn'rIONs.


harStaH C6aHghlT. Edward Newman ba, hcen
TWIN one cxcnpon) nominated by county Conpenf a ill.,
dds.e oil me Van Buren, for the House Delegates
Prince HHtaH and FairfdI.We stated
Soquhomn as candidate for Fairfax brought forward for
!hc he declines the honor
sias Burke and John b. Hune Whg the only canddao
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-30
"a II, u YDB2IgEo
BARRIER.

ENhES lUls melbui o; Informing the
"A Geailstoeu It Charlotte and is tIc.a.
y, that be has taken the shop formerly oc
copied 5y Poisdore BncselI, whore he N.
tends carving ou lac above husiacss 10 ail
Is various mysteries. Tie assures the pab
ii- taa, he H..I keep as decent Shop A.
las been sep, vi Charlotte heretofore, aud
be dat'ers himself lha, bis work shall be
done IN style ard taste TIA, stall .ns,l
another call
Sb1a.d any Gentlemen wish their VIZ.
scratch or patch repaired, ,hoy can hn,e
them neatly done; and IT the Ladies have
any hair they ai-h worked up, i, can b.
done IN the ueste,t aad latest slyle. aus
should they base Frzz tbnt they uisa
boiled and baked over, they eau also be doOe
10 the first style.
Having travelled 10 scyeral Of tbe North.
era Cities Tor tho ru-9rsn Of acquiring a
complete knowledge nf als business, he car.
nesl'y so..clt' trial, and II IN ali cases h,-
work - not dome ia better sule and more
to SUIT ihr phyaognomy tbnu mas ever been
IN THIS place, ,hen bo aiII agree to deny
tbs pole
Al Raz1rs, kuycs, SCISSORS, opl Sur.
gems Instruments can be put in rood order.
Csatl71,, S,pf. H. l-55. llf
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Hoax al This!

r1NHE Subscriber informs the Citizens Of
H. Charlotte, and the Pubic Generally,
tba, he still keeps up the OMNIBUS con.
corn for the purpose Of conveying persons
from Charlotte TO any Of the ue'ghborlns
towns. lie also keeps neat aud easy rid
ing JUMPER for The same purpose. lie
also keeps fine 'ding horses. All Of which
viii be hired out on rs reasonable terms as
possibic First rafc driUcrS IN all c0ses.
Jaiy y, 1886. H. J, BOYD
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kEomsc nnd Eos for !S0Ie.

IA fnNilE subscriber, wishing 10
~.s.G1 IA remove TO the South " est,
iii - offers Tor sale hls House and Lot
sasasAs@---S IN the Town Of Charlolte, on
Church St. The house is large, OF good
materials, built by good workman, and the
most convenient in the town, It has all nc.
ce-slry oul buildings attached to II, togeih.
er with good Garden and well. | will
also sell 50 much Of my household furniture
ss | shall not need, few pieces Of new
cabinet work Of first quality, and 10 or II
sets Of new beds,eads, all Of which may be
seen, and terms known by calling on the sub
scnber at his residence.
JOS. r. PR1TCtIARD 80
Jgiy 6, 1895. J0lG
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Strayetl or stolen

~ ENROH the subscriber. on
ST. Ia II Thursday of the Suoe,
kH n nor Court, lat Instant a
-~->AA-<- a<h- sorreI stud HORSE, four
years old, Is hands high, with a long hight
name and tai--the name worn of bv the
collar a small white stripe on bis nose, hind
ieel white. Any Information about SAID
horse, q left at tho Printing Office, or seul
10 lugram's P. o. ~ilI be thankfully receiy.
ed. JOHN OSBOURN.
SEPT u 1886. ~
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To Carriage Makers.

~ ANTED Immediately, one Painter,
w one Trimmer, Que Harness Maker,
aat ,ao Wood wofkmun--to Nhom iheraI
wages viii be gwen" Cash % and ~
erumbloc.' None need lppiy but men d
STEADY habits.
r. T. WHEELER
Ygrtrivy clrf T.. isS6 i3
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Don't be astonished when YOU see
THE
CHARLOTTE HOTEL,
JOB SAlNo

q Ir ia AN now determined
sss,-isss2sA y = TO sell my possessions
E1 IN Charlotte before the
LE. lst Of December next, I'll
-e-..A...eaA. 49, can } and | am further
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NOTICE.

NOIbIE.
IN 6bN Saturday night las,
FL ID ~ was supposed 10 be ia.
w 4 M ken from my stable N Char.
1--sSzs'ss'- lolte, gray MARE, near
i've feet high, aud about ejgn, years old.
pretty good looking, and 10 good working
order, newly shod before land it | rccaIlect
HsH') oareloo'ed or nearly so behind. Any
person giving the information of the said
Beast 50 that ! can get her again, shall be
Compensated for their trouble.
THOMAS P. Lyon.
Charlotte. Arg q, 1855 tI3
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
MOONS PHASES
Old Port Wine.

: HAVE for Sale lew d z-n fr,t quail
i ~ Old Port I6iae for Con,alrscents.
WM HUNTER
SCI. -. 1855 lest
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determined 10 give the best bargain ever a.
ven IN property Of the same value. The
stand IS sufficiently known, and | think II
unnecessary 10 speak ofthe patronage as i,
also IS well known. Every thing IS IN coed
repair. Information for particulars gwen
promptly, If requested. Will give first
aie trade in the iules, sense of the word,
Va IN price, ,erus, &c. Try me ii you
are not satisfied about II, but YOU must DC
~ good earnes, when YOU either write or
talk 10 me upon the sull"ct--Jokes vii be
lnadmlsslble. Should ialI IN selling, De.
pend upon il | vii do my bes, 10 get al the
custom cuu--tand charge every body ton.
J. y. BOYD.
Cisrlg,'s, Ssrtrrsbsr, -36 rs
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Chslls,,,. Sfrt.mh.r. l.9s.
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For Sale on n Credit.

-N5AA - Equity, ! will sell Il
ca tie premises, "a Nuuiay tie ia d1y
&c October neNt, "A valuable plantation ior.
nicely owned b, Edsard Snu now dec
lying on tae waters 4 T. Vile Creek, sd.
loiulns the lands II Wm. Atkinson. Bur.
well CLARK, Jas. c. DAVIS and others, Tor
benefit 81 partition amoug his hruo
Also
By tie same authority, a., Tho late Dscll.
ing OF Dr.tne Br!k, SEN, dec d., VII! sell
t0uf tracts Of land, owned Formerly by sad
Darling Belk, % TUESDAY, the -th day 81
Octnber, W Ore tract known as the S.l.
ser-run tract, adl5iaa. the lan4s &c Geo.
NcC.ua, the bg survey, George Iln~,r and
others. Ouc called the lowet tract. adiYin.
,ug the hcd4 Of lanes Rrik, Dtfid Cnrg~n.
trt, and others, containing about 800 acres.
tl-u, enc other tract, adjoining ~, laud- a
lanes Rolk. Jess" Nllouand Nancy Mont.
aom-Y. Also, the homc tract, ~ Which
-a.d Darling Belk resided q; tic uuc az ht.
death, containing about 500 acres. sid
also for hauet Vi partition.
Also
BIZ II" same authority, On Thursday tic
20ta Il O-toysr, sal sell on the grcaas's,
tract II land Formerly 1rurd by Henry
Massey, uoa 1re H., sine on thc Nonu Ia.
of II Vile Greek, containing atsW 1895
acres, tar the benefit Il Partition amaag ,hl
heirs a, las &c said n. Na.ser
A the foregoing tracts y HI 10 suli On 4
credit II 2 uiasaihs. tine ,uraua ssrs 49, ssa !
bonds and approved security.
Further particulars made Known on To,
days II sale.
T., Ot4ef. u. X DUNLAP. G n r.
Sgt :. '-aS. rf.sr - ads e.
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uoltou. Proprietor and Ppblisher
TER MS.

TWO DOLLARS, if paid In advance.
Two Dollars aud Fi.ly Cents, ii not paid witlin
three months
Three Dollars, if not paid until the end Of the
year.
4 failure 10 noiify the Editor IF o ,ri,A 10 dis.
co.tiaas at the End q tie year triH se considered
~ ntlc engagement.
Advertisements inserted at the usual rates.
igcut-Naior R. VI. Cochran is appointed an
AGENT tor the Journal, and Is authorized TO receive
money and give receipts in my name +. j. Il,
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Land for sale on IL inOnths
gEsEElY.-

Courthouse 10 Charlotte, on Monday the
2Gth instant tho valuable plantation tor.
mer owned los Samuel Pharr no~ dec "a,
lying NO lie waters II Chrkes Greek, AL
'efu.ng The landsc Walter :. PbaFr, Caleb
Itain, Wm. W. SHn.on, Mary ChrIstcn-
burg, Gabriel ierreI and Others, containing
about %u2 acres. Ga the premises nrc a
good tao story dwelling house, and ali ne.
ccssary out buildings. The same will be-
sold tor the benefit Of partition among toe
heirs At Law, On credit Of . months,
with interest from he date; tho purchaser
giving bond aud approved security.
b. Order, u. r. DUNLAP, C y. p.
Sept j. i-yG Prfra ot adv e.
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From tks louisville Nv Journal. Nav Is.

Extracts of letter from Charles II. Sham, n youth
of this city, who was taken with Col. flaming,
TO his Father, dated April llt1, at Groce'.
Crossing on the Brasos river.
Dtdr Iafhsr-l take this opportunity oi
writing YOU a few lines to let Won know that | am
still IN existence. | suppose you will nave
heard before this reaches YOU tina, I was take pfis-
oner or Killed. | was taken prisoner On the 2odi
oflas, mouth, and kept a "eci., when all ofus who
were taken with Col. flaming. besides other prs
oners, were ordered out 10 be shot, but |, with .N
J others, out of five hundred and tweniy-one, escaped.
Before Nc were taken, Col Fanning's part, hada
battle with the Mexlcansi in large prairie and killed
and wounded, a. the Mexicans themselves SAID,
three hundred oithem but ono of the Texans, who
wasa prisoner at the time, say that it took them all
night of the 9Th 10 bury then dead, and that We
mnstl,aye killed and wounded something like eigl,
hundred or Il thousand. Their force waS nineteen
hundred strong-ours, two hundred and fifty.
!" he circumstances under which We were la
ken arc these We we're completely surrounded,
without any provision or water, and IN such "A sltu-
atlon that WE could not use our cannon in cum
sequence OF wlicl, We thought it better to s,irren-
der ON the terms offered u.-which were, to treat
us a, prisoners Of war, and according to the rule,
of christian warfare. But how sadly we were de-
ceired the sequel will show after starving us a
week they ordered ia out, SAYING we we're going
after beef, but when We had marched about hall a
nnlc from the fort we were ordered 10 halt. The
Mexican, marched all Oh one side OF us, and took
deliberate aim al us, but | as Won have seen, was
fortunate enough 10 escape. | have however had
monsiroas hard fimts, having nothing TO eat for
five successive day, and nights, but at length ar
rived safely here tins morning, after n travel Of
two weeks through praifi.S and dangers, DURING
which time | had some narrow escapes, especially
the night before last, on the line VI the picket Guards
OF the MEXICAN force, | wa, near being killed or
taken.
San Felipe is taken. The Mcxicans are in
Texas, bat | think | shall live to see her free
aa'vI0g sita li"g. We have near 1900 men IN
calni, anl ~ eot TO attack the enemy IN a few
DAYS.
" nm well with the exception of very sore feet
occasioned by walking through the pralrics baro-
footed. Tomorrow | shall 60 over the river, to a
farm TO stay until | get entirely well, when | will
try to avenge the death OF some otmy brave friends.
All oi my COMPANY were killed.
our afeeliunnte son,
CIAS. b. SHAM"
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c

la DnR-Swecpstakes, mile heats, 3 year OLD
colts and lIlies. sub. $500, forfeit S250-Stock-
tons Loueford won the n and Sd heats, beating
Donaldsou's Pennsylvanian-Corbin's br, c.
Mihge's :. c.-and J. NJ. Seldcn's 5. f.
I'd Dag-(Nashington plate, value $500, : mile
heats / lieats-W. r. Johnson's Jcsup won tn.
two last, heating Thompson's Virginia Graves,
("ho won the l>t heat), Gen. Hunters Captain
(won the 2d,) keAdall's Pythias, and Stockton's
Monmouth. Jcsup IS said To have fallen lame, and
ruD the list heat almost literally on three legs
Tho I'd race, sweepstakes for 3 years old, mile
heats, subscription $500, 3 paid forfeit, Bowic's
Charles Magic beat spriggs' bay fIley, Dorscy'sc {.
coli, and Gllman's {. coli.
Sd Ddy-ilali's Cippus took the purse at 2
heats, beating Boyce's h.. h.. Joshua, kendaI's
kamsedelt, scllrn's Rebel, W. II. Mingc's Nick
Biddle, Ghiscl,n'> ilaidli.
An Ddy-(SlOOD in gold, 4 mile heals)-John-
sons Irone;re won the Is, and Sd heats, beating
Slockton's Middlcsex, Springs ATLANTA, Thonp.
sons Encriro, Duvall's horse, and Halls Miss
MISUNDERSTANDING nobiy contested the last llea, !;
coming onl neck aud neck with I~ronctrc.-Time,
Z n. 5is.-7 IN. 50 SIS m. IS.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND


By the packet ship South America, Cap. Wait
man, from Liverpool, the editors of the New York
Gazette have received their regular files of PAGERS
TO the 10Th lt. inclusive. We give below 4ucI,
extracts rs are OF any interest.
The Fans Messenger oi the 18th, mentions the
following report ~ being current, but doe, not un-
dertake To guarantee rs authenticity -" i. said
That tho English government has luSl addressed to
the President OF the Council of France, through
the medium Of Lord Granville, a note destined
Tor Don Carlos, and for which the APPRECIATION
OF NJ. Theirs was asked. The tenor of the note
was 10 this effect: 1t is absolutely necessary that
the evil wal which - now desolaiing Spain should
have 4 termination; and the best method of at
tanning this end IS the return, within a month, Of
your Royal liiglncss into England OF France.
position worthy Your hisll brit, Will be given YOU
there but IN Case Of your refusal, the Allied Pow.
es are ready To use all the means in their powe,
10 force your Royal l%llghncss to submit, to the law
OF necessity 1t IL not said whether NJ. Tl.icr,
has yet made known his intentions to the Ambas-
sadol.' Wcll informed people Of paris seemed
TO give credenco To this report.
The same paper of the 18Th remarks
10 day every conversation has turned npoa the
diplomatic note which We mentioned Yesterday.
1t nppears that II i, not only in the name of Enc
land that ii has been presented to our Cabinet.
but III those OF the three parties To the Quadrnple
Treaty OF Alliance. 1t appears certain that the
note has gwen rise 10 IN extraordinary meeting
oil the council this afternoon at one O'Clock. To-
morrow we shall probably know the result.
1t ~ added, but we can scarcely believe il. tina,
the Austrian and Prussian Ambassadors have
received official communications Of the note, and
have replied that they sec no Oh jrction to its bcina
transmitted 10 Don Carlos, and that their Govern
ments will put no obstacle to his being compelled to
obey it.
Private adyices from Basoune Of the Oh, instant
state Don Carlos's head quarters 20 continue il,
tlorlo, and the weather to bo such a. to rcndel
any movement impossible.
Tho Milan Gazette OF the 9Th publishes III,
Royal decree OF 1886, forbidding all Ncspoli,ar
Irlncesscs 10 mary without the ROYAL consent
Austria Is thus adverse 10 the late Miss Smvth'.
pretonsions.
\ letter from Frankfort states, on authorit,
from Cracow, Of the 9Th inst. that the troops o
the three Allied Powers were Immediately to oul
Cracow.
The Parls papers bring intelligence from Al
g,,rs and Oran the environs OF 1.-THE latter are sac
to be very unsafe. They contain a report tina,
the French had gained, on the plains of the Abra
a considerable victory over the chief named Iiabi,
B'nlon, tar right hand Of Abdel Nader. No par.
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