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


country into CONSERVATION. Il has but served TO sho"
more sirikingy tho n,agnaniny OF the King and the
love Of France, and Providence, which whtcneS over
your destiny, has vlsby protected the DAYS wnch your
Majesty has rendered the dearest possession 0' e
:" Sire: Your Royal family has also place IN the
homes of the nation Your have passed tliclr curry
DAYS amidst ours and We now lind them III ea' a'''S
our valiant young men, In this noble equality OF ID
bour and of danger France recognizes her national c
racer and the dynasty she has chosen She mas ho'
seen witou, eoon the eldest OF her Princes
I'd in the fatgrs and dangers OF our army, anu .'e
Chambers having participated IN your sol'ctuue I'D"
right also parakc of the saiisiacl"n you ieri US pa
rent and sovereign. She hopes, SIRE that 'i -
dcncc OF the heir ut The crown IN our Airci'.
will contribute to cniistcn our Government III e IT,,
conductive to combine IN rcspect - ~. ~
progress Of civilization aud the True interests u va
Peace, Sire, is the first want oil clViiizau"i' gu. A.
have received with cagcrness from Tie lips u Y"u! i
irsv the assurance of the satisfactory state VI "u
lions with foreign powers. Our lhtliia'e uc"
Great Britain is Another guarantee Vi u,e RI the
Of peace ENSURES the preservation anu suppl ,;L
rights coIsecralrd by treaties, on INC cAeou'' -
depends the equilibrium OF Europe: IT, . Lao
& France Sire gives an eXampie OF hdehty 10 "et
PROMISES The Government has taken on Tue o,te f
Spain the necessary measures 10 secure 'iie s
thu treaty Of APRIL l::A. The Chamber sincerely ioeS'
,h, ill., ,,.nsur,s continued with vigilance and heii'
n.ss will tend To tin, inerna pachcallOn vi Tue
and the firm establishment Of the throne ot lsaoea 49,
.T!. Chamber regrets with your Majesty that inc
treaty of 4h July, 1881, has not yet been many a.
ecu,sJ II has seen in the amcablc mediation OF 1leat
Brtnin new proof of the alliance which un!tes tie Two
countries. The declarations contained IN the recent
document lead us hope last ISSUE equally hohofa
Bile TO two great nations. ifarks V aSseatI
p.acp Sire Gun only increase the prosperity OF our
finance Their satisfactory position, which your ha]es
ty ANNOUNCES 10 U.s. will at last permit IN us lu eA
the equilibrium go much desired between the revenues
and the EXPENSES Of the State. 10 attain anu P'eSc't
this important result, aware how necessary ~ 10
that the system of supplies should be muIureu hat IL
should be kept within proper limits that the receipts
should he carefully estimated In tins spirit we sati
investigate the financial laws which will b. laia oeloie
U.s. Proper economy is u sacred duty OF Inc govern
ment it Is also one OF the chanoer VINO IS '''e s 0
OF the public purse. $500 n.
In tile Chamber of Deputies, on the l4th the fresi
dent read the following reply from the King 10 The de-
pula,ion which carried up the address:
% Gentlemen Of the Chamber Of Deputies:
am gratfed at learning from you that the progress
Of public keeps pace with that oil our national
prosperity This happy union will give to The results,
which ae concurrence Of all the powers OF the State has
obtained Tor France such degree OF force and stability
will further augment their value
1.-The sentiments which you express tor my family
have deeply affected my heart and it'll highly gratifying
to to those feelings Of which you have afforded
many proofs extended to them 1t Is, as you en-
press it, in the twoiod character OF father anu soVc'
reign that thank you or your participation in the anxl'
also for your share in the deep feelings OF satisfaction
with which witnessed his RETURN after having borne
his part in the gues and dangers OF our brave soldiers
IL trust, gentlemen, that your labors, during the
OF the Sessions upon which you nave JUST enter
ed, will be less advantageous to France than those
to which YOU have already devoted yourselves with so
much zeal and patriotism. shall most eagerly second
the and my most gratifying rccopense will be to see
the happiness and prosperity OF the country daily increas
ing through united efforts.
Ills SIacs,ys reply was ordered to be inserted in the
minutes OF the sitting.
Lisbon letters of tie I'd of jan, state that the Queen
of Portugal was married the st by proxy: al the Me-
tropotan Church in Lisbon the proxy being as before
stated, the Duke of Terceira The Queen immediately
after received the diplomatic body The present state
u The ministry the general topic OF conversation IN
Lisbon, and partial changes we've reported
LONDON MoxEY MARKET, l2th.-IbeEc is consdera-
Bile uluo.n in the Money Market, but regards Eng.
SECURITIES little alteration Consols for account are at
~ % 10 81.
Mr. Wilkins, American Ambassador at the Court Of
Russia has arrived at Berlin.
Mile, de Broelie, daughter of the President of the
Council, is, UNDERSTAND about to give her hand to
NJ. D'Apontvlllc.
London papers Of the 18th mention very great fall
of SNOW which had caused irrcgulary In the rece pit Of
the mails.
RUSSIA AND EyGLASp.-Kumors costume OF grow.
ing hostility between these great powers jealous OF each
others influence in Europe. The King Of Prussia is
thought to incline towards peace but Russia IS arng
porta,ions of naval from Denmark, and augment
ing her fleets. .
ADD Bey, the Sultans favore jester, is dead. lie
had held the office 40 years In the early part OF his ca.
rcer his possession sinecure, 1t consisted OF
practical Jokes at his EXPENSE such as mounting
him on Il giraffe, inmersng him IN wnicr, DC. Bnt
Mahnoud Is not Of those cOwardy lyIants who de-
light in cruelty, and preferred from his Jester witty and
smart sayings lU anusc him. ADD leil tloU,OOO.
SPAIN.
d;pp 10 (rull he Clrists
on taking possession ut Guetara, set fire 10 the remain
der of the houses They also announce the arrival from
Bilboa of General Frmn lriarc. at the head Of l4OO
men, who turmery commanded by Count Mrasl,
now in Lower Arragon. Another reinforcement OF the
same CORDS having arrived General atte intended max
ing decisive sorlie in order to destroy the works
structed by the CnrSts.
letter from Bayonne, from partisan Of Don Carlos,
states that tO'J rebels have entered town OF Catalonia,
and burnt 60 houses
Letters from the frontiers of the 7th state that the
whole valley of Ronca has risen in favor Of the Christi
uos and that all the inhabitants are in arms.
The Gasts have entirely abandoned the valley of the
Baslan.
Cordova entered Vittoria the 2lst December, and
reviewed the troops the lst of January.
PORTUGAL.
(Frou Tic London Standu, Il Of January lM)
ave have received Lisbon letters OF the 2nd instant.
They were brought to Falmouth by the Delight packet,
which left on the third The Queen Of Portugal was
married on the first instant by proxy at The Metropolitan
Church at Lisbon the proxy being, as before stated the
Duke ofTercrira. The Queen mmedately after receiv
ed the diplomatic body. The present state of the minis
try was the general topic OF conversation in Lisbon and
partial changes reported The Cortes were dlvid-
ed into three parties for the old administration
ter for the present, and another Tor the nasanation
Of members Of both The Treasury in an exhausted
state and the return Of Silva Carvaho to power appears
for the present out Of tie question: Lord Howard de
Walden fast losing all his power at court and it
supposed that on the arrival ohc Prince, who said
to be devoted French interests, his ordshp influence
would be altogether destroyed. On the second, her Ma.
icsy opened the Session with a:speech to the Cham
brrs in which, after brief auslon to her double be-
reavcment of father and husband she calls the attention
of her Legislature to the necessary to carry
the PRINCIPLES Of the Charter and the Monarchy into upe.