Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-15
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THIRTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YORK Nov. 6.-'Ihe Liverpool packet ship Viz
ginian, Capt Harris arrived las! evening, bringing Tic
Editors Of tie New ORR Daily Express, London papers
OF Tie 1ih and Liycrpo9l Of the 9Th October The llr
nian als,; brings Madrid dates Of the 2jt September
Bayonnr Of October lst aad Paris Of The 9th October
The news from England is unlmporlant
LONDON, October 7.
The moneY market naturally enough. continues to at
lruc, the greatest attention here, particularly OF Those
classes whose fortunes identified with The steady per
,nancnce Of the circulating medium, and iair rate OF
interest. Th" pressure tor money on coinlrrci ac-
count has been greater to-day, and slight advance i'll
the rate Of interest. readily submitted TO- The STATE o
the market for the UnlnGed Debt, continues 10 be OF
most singular and anomalous character i.N"hcGurr
Bills bearing interest at Cd per diem, have been
6one 4, discount, and are at par: those ht I'd per
die1,, have declined I" IL 70 premium, an" i -
Dr,mum The Umfunded Debt of the East india Com
2any. commonly called lnaia LONGS, Has TcUF"''u
!rua 10 To PREMIUM
The Journal des Dchats says--"Alr. Cass who is IN
rc,lac. Mr. Livingston at PATS, HE representative q
,i limited States is expected TO arrive by on" ri t:c
nc 1t packets Mr. Edward poinlos being At Brazil, aud
unah!r 80 prucced his post, the GpvtrnHrn' has
decided that NJ Panc"t stall return as Charge ALI"s
TO Washington until hr Pp!mtVs arrived there 1t is
very necessary that at The opening OF The Congress,
France should be represented By aren't enlightened
and acquainted with TIE country. HE manner IN
which Nj. Pagcot executed his first diicni mission
causes Us to APPROVE Oi this ce being C0nlcd 10 li
SWITHEEiAS3 AED RANCE - | NC NHIiItI .t'i|"'S
announces that he Swiss representative al Paris re-
ceivci orders from the Federal Government y"S'r:"hr 10
suspend all intercourse with the French Government,
and Io demand his passport mmedaiciyn any obstacle
was made 10 his COMMUNICATIONS with Bernie.
The following is The resolution ol III" SWISS Drrcto-
| rv taken f. u.i. lie Courier FrGncals:
BGnsr, Sept. -.
&" lIonnrcd Gentlemen, and Faithful Members OF The
Cuurd"r~Gy!
n virtue Of a resolution taken by the Diet Of 1855
on the 9th of August notification addressed To
TIE French Ambassador after having been discussed Oh
the same day il the Federal Assembly.
" In reply to the notification issued from The Diet, the
Federal Directory have received from the French AnI.
hAs.udor lht annexed communicative. dated the 2i OF
! lic present mouth and which, alleging as motives The
/ above mentioned notification, and the deliberations
which have taken place respecting Augustus Co"s'Ii
Announces to the Cun:teracy, that hc the Representa-
tive of the French Government has received orders to
suspend all communication with the Swiss Government
unit, such time France shall have obtained satisfaction
for the before mentioned facts Considering the lmPOr-
laRt effects such communication may produce, and cS.
Pccaily the circumstance of It's having been nccaai"n,
by the decisions aud deliberations OF tile Ordinary Gei
Of ISIS the Federal Directory thinks itself obliged by
the art 6, o!he pact t" roaVnke AT ir!ne IN rA'faor'
binary Diet Cor Monday, the lIl Octo5rr and IL al
dress to the different States pressing recommendation
To inlrus to Deputies iuil power TO concur c!cacios
in The measures which may be decided on Tor the gene
cal interest Of The Con'edrracy not only in The relations
between France and Switzerland but between SwItZcr
a.ld and all foreign Powers.
We expect from The Government Of the different
Cantons, enlightened and loyal sentiments, we'll as ii
| full concurrence in those measures which the liberty
lonnur lnd prosperity IL Switzerland may require III
| her present complicated situation.
| 1" The undersigned 0cnAENEE
| The Federal Chancellor, AMRurM.
! The Grand Council Of tue Canton dc Faud has just
to most important resolution, IN It's olhs OF the
| 2Sth September.
minority of e.; voices, agains! G2, decided that as
they did moi concur with the concmSnm Of tie Diet res
pecting the refugees they would not name r'prcse'
,ation to the Federal Council Among The orators WHO
lent their talents to this drcis,on Mcsrs Jayrt and
! Drcuy
letter from Marsci!lcs Of The 2Sth Sept, says, that
the old knr of Saxony arrived there in the morning
and attended mass in the Augustin Church, accom-
ia MED by The A.rduchcss, who had reached MaTScles
| before hIla.
The Courier Francais says-"Our Toulon correspond
cnt gives us the following information, dated 2lh Sep
lenherhe rmbarkatiun of troops for Africa, far from
heihg suspended, is being carried on with the greatest
possible activity. Upon The corvette Ia Bcrgerc were
embarked to-day the Sd battalion of the 62d Regiment
composed OF $50 men; upon the corvette lndlcnne
company OF oaprurs, and upon the Marine 5GU men be-
longing 10 tle different bodies forming in ALL about l2OU
men. These ships were directed to Nloiers
The paper states-"rhat General Evans has re.
qnested leave 10 proceed with his legion 20 Navarro in
order TO take more active part in the affairs"
TouLoS.-The Extraordinary Diet it will be seen. is
convckcd Tor Tie 18th October
The Constantine expedition occupies in minor de-
gree the public attention. The Constitutional accuses
the Ministry of design to disorganize the colonization
OF the African territory, by disgusting ClausCl, and
ing him to throw up his command.
| The Temps expresses hope that the intimation
thrown in lie Chartc nc $780, of posponng the qucs
ton of afordig the additional 900 ncn required for tho
Constantine petition until the Chambers meet, does
proceed from the Ministerial sources for if So says the