Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12
FOREIGN.
LATE FROM FRANCE-ARRIVAL OF MIR
BARTON

BARTON
New YORK, Jan. 1.-The Packet shin 9ibauy Cant
Johnston, arrived last evening from HavTe and has
brought home Mr. BARTos, late CHARGE ii airs al,
the French court We have not yetea ned any thing from
hm or the other passengers in the packet in relation To-
our difficulties with France. The Albany left Havrc on
The Sd OF December, aud have received paoers In
November
The Paris correspondent of the Havre Journal write,
by the last estaeiie, We assured that M Boisle
Compe, the diplomast, is about depart in fstsail
ing vessel, a mission to the United States We arc
not acquainted with the Of his Instructions but
nope he may be more successful than he was in his mis-
sion TO Turkey, in 1883"
There had been excitement in Paris by n report of
revolution in Sardinia in favor Of Don Carlos but the
stocks which down in consequences had
at the last date.
Our papers contain London dates to the 18th Nov.
PARIS, Nov. 3OIhe following is an extract of lei
ter OF tile 2lst inst, from Frankfort Ia is
singular that important as it contains shonId
have been first received through this channel; Com
merca letters reached this town yesterday which caused
great sensation on Change. They state thar a com
peie revolution has taken place in Greece in conse
qucnce Of which King Ohio and his Court have been
obliged to take refuge IN ships of We have not
as yet any details OF this serious occurrence but from
the last dispatches received by the King of Bavaria II
was evidently apparent that some catastrophe was i'm
pending" VIZ
Adgices from Madrid TO llc ODD instant ,,sn,;ou 80
events of importance.
The Constitutional says :--" Letters from the r
tier announce that great JOY prevails the Carsl head
quarters II was generally reported that important
event about to change the aspect of affairs and in
sure the triumph Of the Petender; in fact that tho
petition fitting at Genoa had other object than To-
transport troops and to the coast Of Spain. The
hussah ueet said, will shortly appear the Med
er9nean and furnish still more cfioacous succour to
The PIeteBdeT."
lEr0m ne JoUrn0l If Har5e Of I'd DeeJ
Vice Admiral Mackau has recently been appointed To
the command Of West-lndian station. and fbe go
vcrnment Of Martinique. This is an appointment of
winch We hasten 20 express APPRECIATION and which
~ our opinion indicates than all that has been
sad here oiore the late and unfortunate nisundgtand
ing which has arisen between France and the United
states NO one ~ awaTe Of the maritime Importance our
hue sugar islands Of Martinique and Gaudaouve vould
acquire IN case OF war with North America as roads
TOT the anchorage Of prizes and places for The vctu
ang and renting Of our cruizcrs These two colonies
together with The little Archipelago des sainies vii Dos
sess degree Of utility which The Chamber Of Deputies
alone all the people of France appears not even to have
understood.
The admirable Toadstead, asd fine national barbor If
fou Royal, may be compared in maritime point Of
view, with the most perfect ports 81 Europe and sfua
ted as -, at the eRance Of the Caribbean sea s er
haP one Of those Of which all Europe envics our pos
session -
The reputation which the brave Admiral NIackau has
lately acquired ia the West Indies during his long resi-