Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-06
from the Ae'r York Daily Express, Dac. ] >.
LATER FROM FRANCE.


The Havre packet ship Utica, Capt. Depeyster ar.
rived here this mornings having sailed from Hnvre the
10th October. BY this arrival, the Editors OF ~ ors
Daily Express placed III possession o. the following
items OF news
FRANCE-Tnr MoxEv MARKET.
SrocK EXCHANGE, Oct. p, Hof past Four'-lEe
French Funds at the opening OF the MARKET were at
about yesterdays quotations. and business was animated
A report subsequently circulated, that the members Of
the committee appointed by the Swiss Diet 10 examine
the instructions Of the Deputies for the most part
ultra liberals occasioned decline, and they closed rather
lower than yesterday Spanish and Portuguese Securl-
ties have given way particularly the latter For Cash,
Elves have fallen Sc; Threes have risen oc Neapolitan
35c; Spanish Consos and Deferred Debt without inter
Ia; Portuguese Elves ] ; ditto Threes IA Fo.
the Account Elves and Threes have declined l5c Neg
poitan have improved 40c.
Toulon letter Of the 18th inst sayS:"Our Roadstead,
since the departure Of Adm. Hug and his division,
has presented an nanmale aspect We have ready for
sea- only the Trident of the line, and the lrgae Gala
thee The greater part Of naval forces dstrbut
cd the coasts Of Spain and Portugal. France has
the coasts Of the Peninsula four ships Of the line. The
Jupiter and Snfren, which Gran TO trans
port troops from thence Bona have probably by this
time arrived off the coas where there also TWO fri
gates, with numerous Other ships of inferior force.
The .ucrcure Beige says, that the British Admiralty
has recalled all the officers of the British navy absent
leave, and that many Of those who in Brussels have
been ordered 10 join their ships without delay pro-
coed to the royal ports to which they attached.
SPIRIT OF THE PARTISAN JouRNALs.-rhe Journal de
Paris observes that whilst the Ministerial press opposes
the system OF Intervention cooperation in favor Of
Spain, it makes no reply to the assertion Of this jour
that the late cabinet interpreted the Quadrupc Treaty
exactly it understood by the Duke dc Broriic s
Administration. This silence OF its Ministerial conem-
poaries, both as to facts and the uductons drawn from
them, the Journal de Paris regards as an additional cs
timony to the truth of is statements.
The Pai1, after expressing its apprehension that tho
present situation of Spain may disturb the peace of Eu
rope, enlarges the mpocy and want of generosity of
the proceedings Of France towards the Spanish govern
ment Instead of extermnating at It's birth The hostile
principles personled in Don Carlos France observes the
Pax, thinks she has done too much in lending few of
her brave soldiers 10 her ally. AS excuse however
tor the French government, the Paix remarks that the
camours OF the Liberals, who insisted that Spain should
DC ielt 70 Her own resources, had too much authority
over the mass, and consequently compelled the Go.
vernment IN some measure abandon the idea of an in
tervention commensurate with tie difficulties of which
SPAIN Is now the theatre The idsSer tuire system ap-
piIeo 70 SPAN has ia the opinion of the Pai1 By no
means Guided difficulties but the contrary rendered
the'n more intricate and complicated This Journal con.
STEERS Us one oil lie dangers 10 be appehended from such
system Tile probability, that should Don Carlos reach
MADRID, ana De recognised by the Northern Powers
france may exchange her present repugnance TO inter
the general tranquility.
SWITZERLAND.
The Helvetc considers that the majority of tho o,-
mittee of the Swiss Diet belong tue Ibsro, on;;a
letter Of the 18th nst from Berne, expresses Si
lar opinion, and adds -" Judging from tie co;,;
of the committee, the report will neither be for -
sons, perhaps for concilia,ion even warm dis.
ouss"n TO be expected wLa, the vote will be- we
not guess"
The PoLEs.-A ctte. Of the 5ll, inst, from, Trieste
says: "fwo hundred Polish refugees have been brought
here from lAemberg and Cracow They are confined in
the barracks and kept from all communication with the
inhabitants lhe cholera RACES amongst them and has
carried off several. The French Consul has oIered ,o
send them to Agiers, with guarantee that they shall
there receive from his government the same allowance
that the Polish refugees in France receive They readily
nfolf ha1 S.s
suance constructions from Vienna declared tina, as Al
gers had not been recognized French Colony he
could not permit their being transferred thither
The refugees having applied for passports England
with the three Northern Powers respecting them and
that if the Austrian government, consented they should
be sent to Mnrseies The moral and physical suffer
ings u which these refugees subjected nave been
calculated to force them to 60 to America few days
ago, s6 Of them to this resolution, and IL others
are to embark for that country tomorrow"