Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-19
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Nrw YonK, July 10:
The packet ships Shakespeare, Captain Collins, which
len Liverpool the It'll Of June, and me ontaE'o cap
tain Hutteson which sailed the lHth, bring Liver
moo; and London papers the llth, inclusive Inc
Shakespeare is said to have board the largest and most
valuable cargo brought from Liverpool Lie On'
.ar" has brought over F gym ''sf'' III s'--
Madrid papers Of the ID o! June announce that Jun
IA had been formed al Malrga but that the attempts at
insurccou have proved vain, and that the junt tissolv-
cJ Itself on the 2lh On the I'D, serious trouble broke
mt at Curthauena and lasted taree days, during winch
two Car.sls assassinated. The National Guard at
last succeeded restoring Order and forty OF tie lac
turs were take ana srnt To Cadiz. The governor has
bceu dismissed by the Ministry An attack was made
on the 81 ST Of NAY by the arlsts upon The lines extend
irg from San Sebastian to Passages len oattahois Oh
Cafiss engaged, ana were ooi:sra 10 retreat WIN
loss of about 100 killed and wounded. letter from
San Sebastian of the Sd Of june mentions proposal OF
an armslice made BY the Carlss 10 the British legion
Ger Evans declared that he would not condescend 10
cc,ut IN arnisce before the revocation Of the sangu
nary DEGREES published by Don Carlos, he with his
handful ofuravr Englshmcn and Chape9'rrIs reduced
to the alternative Of taking the field against tie rEe'enu
cd a. the head 100 900 CaIists
Gen Cordova, arrived III Madrid OH the aist o May.
lie left the army without communicating his intention
to the English General leaving Evans with 9ooo men
e:oosed to Tic operations OF the concentrated army
of Don Carlos, which was at least seven times as
treat Cnrdova's pretcxt la-hea!th, but 1t was
thought that his real motive was to obtain place
in tie nns,ry-the department, or the post or
Prime Minister. He well received by the Queeht
who promo.rd him 10 the rank OF Captain General oil
her kngdpm which is equivalent to that Of Marshal III
France The Spanish ministry are said 10 be still in gre1
distress for money and in anxious doubt us 10 the result
Of Tie coming elections.
On Ike 31L of May serious disturbances at Car
lhanena which lasted three days The authorities, rem
dpreI inactive by terror left the field open to about lUo
assassins who armed with pon!ards and wearing SINH
lar cous and red caps tore rom their houses such per-
sons as were noted for being CurSs, and massaered
! IL. yintiu 1gI
numbers some state at ten and others at twenty were
government clerks, priests and notable persons Oh tho
GREAT BRITAIN.
Melancholy received OF the famine prevail
;,1 in the northwest, counties Of Ireland. In the High.
lands also great distress said 10 exist Perso" from
the Isle of Skye has reported that the state Of the cou
rv was such that there reason TO tear that oeioe
August more than LOO people would die in the parish Of
! Slate alone
The Cathedral of Char,rcs. noble building, has been
nearly consumed by fire. The engines were useless, as
the roof was covered with lead The flames spread Ta
nidly the project of the Eure ct Loire NJ Dciesscnt
who stationed himself the outer gallery on the Top OF
the nave. and refusing to quit 1t, was dragged from -
force amidst showers Of molten lead Inc hospCii uu
;oiuiur was evacuated and the town was III great oun
ger from the shower Of fire driven against by te %'a
The nave was fortunately preserved IN all lis Srahuec
! nor had the fine old painted windows suffered
. NEW York, July 16.
ERoM FK.HcE.-Tbc Normandie CaFt' lei', nas "t
rived with French papers to the ll'li OF June inclusive
conlaininr little ne WIS in addition to the little brought by
Yesterday arrival from Liverpool
=, NJ Eedel, il, tie name OF the King OF Belgium, MAJ
reonested the hand Of the Princess Victoria tor the e
dest of the sons Of the Prince OF Orange Inc ENG
Enrland it appears has left to the young Princess tle
choice Of husband and the Duchess of Kent has an
swered in her name that she had READY decided IN iaVo
of the cldcs, son of the Duke Of Sake Cobourg.
The Chamber Of Deputies, on the IUtt!, were engag
81 IN di.cussnp the Aiuerne question. The expecta
ton is entertained that the Agerne territory will be va
liable for the cultivation Of cotton. Specimens Of tn
law cotton produced there had been brought TO France
and spun into thread equal is sad TO American cotton
The papers contain official account of the attac
made on the 9Th Of June by the Carsts on the lines
General Evans at ST Sebastian and Passages, and thri
epnsc The battle began at half past two in the morn
inr and did till between eleven and Twelve