Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08
FOREIGN.


files TO Feb 4tli They contain no,hinr of snec,i To-
ersst, although so much later than lust adviccs
! The Roscoe pack l., of which fears were enter
tanned, IN consequence of her rumored encounter with
British bark recently arrived here, out have
been The vessel which in with that bark
one made narrow escape gliding by the other vessel
WIN only slight concussion aud without receiving any
maierisi damage OF the two, the bark must have sui.
Tered most according To the letter of Captain Deano.
me Roscoe went the remarkably short passage of
~ VI course, the prevalent winds at that time
must have been directly the reverse of what they were
during the transit OF the ndence ime al
ter The arrival OF the Roscoe cut.
There has been action between the Carlists
anu queen troops. Cordova the Queens General
having concentrated his forces vitivria TO
abou, 80 200 men (,f which nnoo British e-
gion, aud six battaiiuns of the Aficau) advanced
thence Jan. lGih The took the mountain passes
oi Arleban with hard lighting, losing $50 rank and
me Esi,ero commanded the lett and Evans, The Bri-
ush General the right The part the latter took in the
affair Is not known they distance fioni
the main body of the army.
fieschi-The trial of fieschi commenced jan 3Oth
IN the Court of Peers,-many genee people pre-
sent bat there was much less excitement Exhibited
had been anticipated The subject having grown stale
Indeed we think ii rather nal-apropos, and too much
ike making rareeshuw OF tins matter, To conduct
criminal process against SO low fton Fesch the
greatest aud nObl ST citizens.
According to the Testimony of Fieschi, he was lnsti
gava ny MYIey ana fepin, and purely from motives OF
cupdiiy. lie appears very composed aud all
questions without embarrassment. BY this time we
suppose he has been guotned, disseced placed in the
anatomical museum and wax casts taken of him.
Baron Charles Dupin has been chosen one of the
commissioners of the Budget in the place of Nj Hu.
manu. and he has declared vor of reduction of the
per cents NJ rhers does not regard ii as cabinet
question IT, therefore, the chambers agree to the reduce
ton they will be dissolved.
The last remnant of the Janssares seems 10 have re.
tired into Bosnia and Albania where their turbulent dis
position anests itself by making trequen,
mo te austrian territory and by opposition to the pro-
Poseu reforms IN these provinces
Lord Mulsrave has given the place of master of the
i'orse ~ Ireland to Mr. Jas Perry, OF the iormer
editor ut the Morning Chronicle
His Majesty STEAMER, Pluto. Lieut. Doiil has arriy
ed IN England from the Mediieranean, bringing the
mails and dispatches from India which have BET only
two months aud ten days their passage from, Bombay
by the Red Sea, and also The Malta Corfu mails
Alta lutte ball at the Duke de Brogie's, Gen Aava, the
spanish ambassadors was present having arrived that
at Paris
Eeidsnee Of Funatieism in high runk-The Marquis
OF Anglesca (he who lost leg Waerloo) is now AT
Paris account of the feeble health his third SON
Clarence Pagct, commander in the Navy, whom he
has placed under the OF Hdhnein mn t hunopa.
thist.
Madame de Beaumont, only daughter of The late cee.
brated surgeon Baron Dupuytren, is one of the
richest ladies' Of Franco, having by The death of her m
ther succeeded fortune seven millions of francs
Inc following from French paper is quite new to us
An old friend OF Franklin has communicated to us
the following TACT There existed at Maimaison a fine
portrait OF Napoeon by sabey; this portrait which had
belonged to the Empress Jpsephne purchased few
years since by an American named Sanderson, who
made presrnt oft to General jackson, and when the
late disastrous fire occurred New York this picture
was the only object that spared, though adorned
one OF the public edices which the fire entirely con-
sumed."
O'tonnell, sthe King of the beggars' as the Times
calls him. has been rciterang his abuse of our country
touching the matter OF slavery speech delivered at
an antslavery meeting at Brningh aln We quote The
following infamous calunny upon our Souher ,r,h,an
lnstead OF aieiiorating their condition. they had ra-
Their increased the miscries and wrctchednpss of cir
slaves While they themselves lived in the utmost spIcD
dour and luxury, their slaves state OF the most
abject and degraded misery.
At the public dinner given to him at I.iyerpool he
had the honor of being Kissed.
We nothing in papers respecting the French
| indemnify MT Vail, our Charge at London had had
an interview, and was, in correspondence with the
French Minister at that court
The London Times of the 2lst states that the oucs
ton oil The recognition of the independence of the Trans
atlantic States is now under consideration at Mndrid
aud expresses hope that the holders of stock of those
countries may, by such be enabled to obtain
their claims which now amountio 925 100000 ii was
believed that the independence of all of those States
would be at once acknowledged.
An American frga standing into Lisbon on the
SJlh oil January An American ingatc, and
were in the port of Lisbon the l1th.
Mr. Wilkins, our Minister to Russia, had passed
through Berlin.
BY Ordinance of the King of the French which ia 10
take effect from the ls of May 5G French produce and
manufacture are exempted from ali duties Of entry at
Agiers, whilst foreign merchandise is pay duty Of
10 per cent BY the ordnance French vessels
only to be allowed to ade between France and the nor.
of Agiers; all foreign vessels required 10 pay
mage duty OF two francs per ton, with CT without
goes.
BosroS Feb 81.
Lnte fam SpaiaThe brig Ceres, Captain Cornings.
which arrived at this port yesterday brought Cadz pa
pers 10 Jan ~, continuing Madrid dates the 2st-
We indebted To Messrs TopIif the loan of fhpse
papers There two official letters from Gen Cordo.
va, dated at his head quarters at Ubarri Gamboa and
Arroyaue the 10Th and l7th giving an account of two
engagements on those two days, between The troops an
der his command including those Of Generals Evans
and Espartero, and the Cast troops the mountains
OF Arabian, In which he claims mpnrtun adyan-
tages for the cause OF the Queen. Very few parlicu
lars, however given Gen. Cordoya estimates his
own loss as not exceeding 100 men, and that of the
enemy 600 hers de combat, besides 60 40 who came
over to the Queens army. These letters are addrc
To Gen. AlmodOvar who was yittoria. The Cortes
was engaged in the discussion of the election law The
sanction of the Quecn To the law expressing the conf.
denee OF the Cortcs ia the government was oon,mun-
Gated to both Chambers the 18TH Patriot
(From NE London Morning Herald Of lie Isl insi)
SrAIS1he Paris papers Of Thursday contain intelli.
gence from Span coumaory Of all thai has been stat.
al by private correspondents of the retreat Of the
Queen siroops upon the 10th and 18th upon Vttofa and
the village Of Marietta and the subsequent abandonment
OF the latter Their losses upon those two days are es
tfnaled at 1000 men.
Our Bayo letter Of the 9th inst further states tina,
Don Cafos had issued decree, the 10TH ordering le.
Wy OF 600 in the three provinces of Alava Bseav
erected new batteries round 81, Sebastian and were 10 re-
commence the bombardment % the place on the g3d
Immediately after the affair Of the 10Th Count Al,no5o.
var posted of for Madrid to convey the new sof C,Jova
success to the Government IL was reported that the
diysonsoi Generals Espartero and Evans were al saliva
terra and that OF CoTdoya at ytlpra Provisions were
again becoming scarce in Pampcluna. Commander
Leon lriafie, who at Ayz with 900 infantry and
800 horses, proceeded The 18Th toward the Wiley OF
Ronco 70 oppose the advance Of three Carst baalions
who were marohpg in that direction,
The Madrid Gazette of the Goth conveys the importa
idings that the fort Of Gueiara has been succoped
Fresh forces were first flung into il during ie njph a
fnn .trrb 81 ~, e.