Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21
E'DREaGN.
VERY LATE FROM ENGLA!

EVpsS HIaSHIH.
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND.
NEw FoRk, Oct. ll.-Yesterday the packet ship .
yheus, Capt. Bursley, arrived from Liverpool, whence sl
sailed CT the 10th Sept. Our files of London papers al
10 the 18th, and Liverpool 10 the 10Th, both inclusive.
They contain adviccs from Paris of the 18th Of Sep
The French ministry was not completed. N an inc loul
nails, Marshal SouIt is said to have declined the War o.
fee. The Constitutional atErms, that Marsha! Motto
will be appointed to that post. The otlcr'vacant De
partnert is that of CONNIE rec, which had been offered t
NJ. Martin d. Nord, who was exploring the lips, an
whose reply had not been received.
A yoluminous correspondence has talec place bstwce
Lord john Russell an>. Nr. j. S. Buckingham, NJ. Z
originating in some very severe observations OF the lat
ter, upon Tie conduct OF ministers ando Lord join Rus
sell in particular, relative to certain claims upon the Eas
India Company, set Up by Mr.. Buckinghax.. < due
was frequently tinted at in the course of the correspon'
dence; but both gentlemen finally cane 10 tie conclusion
that they would fight out their battle OF the Eoor ef the
House Of Commons.
The King is said to have ordered tie renewal ofa bus
of tie Dpkc Of Bedford, from the gallery in Windsor
Castle, on learning tbst his Grace had subscribed TO the
HO'Connell tribute.
Messrs. Stephenson d Co., Of New Castle, ere con.
'structiBg a locomotive engine for the Emperor Of Rus
:sia,':he speed CT wEic: is warranted to be forty miles an
hour. The rail way is six fee: wide, and the wheels Of
The locomotive six feet in diameter.
A ship with $40 %emigrants from the Isle of Skye, and
other parts of the Scottish Highlands, sailed from Green.
ock about the LIST Of September, for st. John, New
Brunswick. Agricultural distress was very severe: in the
Highlands; 8.
NJ. fersa:, Surviving editor OF lie National, has at.
dressed a letter to NJ. Girardin, editor Of La Rresse, re-
mining hin of the oath which he had taken 10 pepge
the Gtath Of NJ. Armand Carrel, and formally chaE tIg-
ing him to fight with swords or pistols; with a tbreat Of
vengeance in some other mode unless the challeDge'beac-
copied. NJ. Girardin published the lettes IL his paper,
win remarks, and a refusal to accept tEs4ehc!lepge even
at The risk Of assassination. .
The intelligence from aladrid is to the 9Th Of :SepteEa-
per The Christi1los under Lopez we're defeated by
uonez, near GaEdaiaxara on the 2Oth OF August, with a
--~S.e loss OF Killed and wounded, LOPEZ hinseii""as
taken prisoner. The two batta!ons which reVosted at
San lldeiUtsS ;and. compelled the queen 10 proclaim the
constitution are said to have been almost totally destroy
ed in the engagement. Gea. Lopez ascribed his defeat
to- the INSTRUMENTATION of his troops, wEo compelled hlm
to fight against his own judgment, as Gc wished to de-
H. law The attack until he could receive the reintorccmcnts
which had set out from Madrid under Gen. itodii. Al
ter his success, Gomez made rapid march 10 Afg1hua
only five leagues from MadrIi, closely Pmrsueuo W leoul
land Ajax, one of Esparteros generals. tte later over
took the rear guard Of Lopez aud recaptured some can
mon, taken from Lopez.
Gen. Espclcta had gore: 70 France.
Ell Serrador, commander of another flying party OF
,Carlists, was also advancing upon Madrid. Strong sus.
picions were entertuE:ed OK Craa, commanding The army
of the NorIl during The i!lncss OF EsPaTteEo' and II Is
even said that Il correspondence has been intercepted
between him and Don Carlos.
The Christmas and Gen. Eyans were preparing TO at
.taek Estella, which had been fer somc time inposSess:on
of the Carlisis.
Don Carlos has issued a decree, solcn:nly placing kim
self, his army, aud the %kingcom, under the specie' pro-
lection of the Virgin Mary.
Senior Isturitz travelled to Lisbon in disguise, pass
ing as we'll as lie could for an Eng Hs!sn:an, Under the
name of Arthur Simpson. he was received win huch
,ter at Lisbon, and sailed for Falmouth on the 9Th OF Au'
gust, on board the British steam packet.
u PARIS, Sept. I3.-Tke refrsa! Of Marshal Soult to
accept the Ministry Of War vas definite and complete,
He was not offered the Presidency Of the Council; but
$50 solicitous is the King that he should take Office, tha'
he meditates the creation OF a department >n9d; which
ITO falter Soults vanity, while at tke ssme tir.e 10 holo
him in check. The Minister of War in France Is Eol
the mmander.in.c chief. No SUCH Office as tie latter
.exists, in fact. The Minister Of War is controlled by the
President cf the Council: hence Soult's objection. to &C
.cept it upGer any Premier whatever. To obT!ase this
difficulty, the King has it in contemplation to create q
new diGnity-that Of Grand Marshal Of the Army, tans
to tender it 10 Soult, who in that capa2ity would on
ihaye to communicate with the King All tis proves
1.-THE extreme anxiety Of His Majesty torerdcr the t:ar
.shal's influence and capabilities a=alla6!c, while II Il
manifest that he hesitates 10 place him III q situation o
too. much power. This matter is sGH ia negotGtlon, ant
sthe character of Marshal Soult renders ii probable TIA
twill fail.
The Duke de Coiguy accepted last night the post
Ambassador TO the Court of Spain. He is u man of con
siderable nerve, IAN Indispensable requisite in his nc"
office deserved with distinction under Napoleon, aud ha
suffered the loss of an arm. He is married 10 ali I'm
.glsh lady, and has a large fortune, Cat least OO,Oo9I. g
'Bosrsc, Sept. l3, half past 4 p. m.-9hc funds dc
.cliued to-day at the commencement OF business, but
tlltl1e aleE, commence was SoMeHHat ftsVofeo w tS g."
announcement that Gen. ,Dccsux had positively been up
1poinied Minister of War, end aha: NJ. Martin du NoIr
had yielded TO the instances of his friends, ind by &C
.ceptng the Department Of Commerce conple,ed.the Mi
JnistEy.
't'Aithough time presses, / cannot withhold a few par
tticdlars of the conflict which took place in Capua, be
tween q Swiss and Sicihan regiment, : brief reterence Il
which you will find in the Journals CT tais,Lay.
I" The Swiss regiment suffered much more thGo Tx
~2piblishcd accounts state. Alter Shaving their colonel
who sought to pacify them, the SiciIian soldisrs ien. tho
garrison. HispaEsed in the Caabrias, and would. i wa,
Saared, joia the "banjsuiaand disaffrc,ed who iutest thai
country. ..u,,,;s, :, VI, r.
40, 80 reduce his army by 10000 men; Ills possibl,
10, the events ut Capua may prevent the Immediate exc
cnsion Of that measure,
A. Moscow on the 4th Of August, the famous bell, tn
LARGEST md handsomest in the world, was raised from IN
gronnd. where it had long lain. 1t was cast in 1855, b
order Of the Empress Anne, by Michael Motoren, a hu:
sian metal founder. Its height is Il feet; its d!an,etc
d feet, its weight, is ] $4,000 pools, 4SG,0W pounds, i4s2
H96Ihs En~lisi weight) The beauty of the form, tn
ha. reliefs with which it is adorned, the Val2e OF the mi
tol.s which is a composition Of gold, silver, and cope
renderit remarkable, as showing the advanced state
The art of casting in metal in Russia at that period.
was raised by o very ingenious conlriVance OF M. MON
Grra,hSllLs is placed for the present on a pedestal.
NtNN1's" Hamburg Paper,
fFrom Tie hqndoa Times Of ac Iuh ntt)
"Wednesday Evening, l4th.
aon.,, jMarka and kaayI ateii genes'-The transaction
:, the Stock Eschanese are nearly Q. the same cnasece
ssSsssterdav but there has been . turtner dechne, mo
~ Isss. ia nearly al descriptions ct pop!iS seeasi.ses J.
Insthe English MARKET the ExcneGees,pa 90, 49,
been watched with more interest thau ~ Ies, 80 -
tbose who are not in the secret OF what is going o"'S