Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-07
E'es2ggisSsE.

New YORK. Jan. By The arrival Of tie packe. sim
George Washington, Captain Biitton, have Liver.
pool papers 10 The goth November with JoaG5n ,lr,:a
of the 23h.
1asy the reconciliation France and Sv::
zerIand, and the removal oil the embargo on The lrcn,
q! the atler-thc probable capture Of BlItua by the
Curs1s AID the mitigation whether Temporary or pc!-
nancnt Of the pressure in tie English money market
! SPAIN
| The intelligence from Madrid is TO the lGth Of No.
vsmbcr The greatest impotence had breu manifested
in the Cortcs at the conduct of the Queens GeneTa
aud finally the l2l intelligence arrived, tina, tic
corps o! Naryacz sent in such haste TO pursue the
my, had been stopped in lis career and forced TO retro
grade, by all order from Gen Red! This gave rise
some violent annadyrrsions Senior ArgGclies after cI.
pre-. sing his readiness support the Minister'S denounced
in the most Gnreserved terms, the conduct of the Queens
Generals, which lie compared with that Of those who N
1$25 betrayed the cause OF liberty This speech mae
very great impression. Senior DomcEech moved that
copies Of all instructions addre ssed by the Guvcru
10 Cen Rcdil-oal orders addressed by Rcd 10 his sui.
ulterus-of all dispatches addressed BY Rn.t To tie
| civil and military authorities OF Almadcn-aEd that aH
other papers possession Of Ministers relative i~
late campaign, should be laid before the Cnrtes. The
motion agreed 10 without opposition. in The
sitting the Ministers presented themselves IN boc,,
and said that they ready 10 any qUestIcs
offer any explanations which the deputies OF the
ton might think proper to propose. Tie Minister OF Tie
| Interior likewise pledged HIMSELF that both himself ami
his colleagues would aciut themselves OF any
Of energy.
Ajax was deprived of his command along with Rol!,
and the Deputy Cordero charged wit! the lns;a.!
and secret execution Of The order. The London Times
Of Tie 18th of November says:
"Our private letters stale that irlimatiQn 10 tia:
effect having previously been conveyed TO HIM by Ca
deru: Rodi refused to receive and open the Grspacir
Of which he the bearer declaring, that .'te wor
resign unit! he should have beaten Gomez, when
would trrn IL Madrid and wrcak his vengeance on is
enemies" it was understood that General RiLcIo
would succeed hn in his command Alax had display.
cd sympathy, at least, with RodIl To an invitation 10
hand his command TO Narvaez Ajax returned.
direct refusal; and in reply TO reproachcs made hn
official DESPATCH he sad-'lnstead of ssn"ng me 2,r
contradictory orders you would do better IN sending
2GNJ pair OF shoes, 2OOO ations. and above all, SOIL
money"
The whc7eabout of Gomez vas yet mystery in Me-.
rid but our correspondent with the Speculation
in the French papers Of Tuesday, that he was I"arct.
Seville. Another account represents Gohlez 10 be
Consantia and Cassaa, IL leagues from Ccdova r.
dill was on the llh, at MonteIub!o
Madrid letters of November l6lh relate that there hal
been great danger of disturbances from about 100 Tcg
uonsts, who, under preteX, Of forming republic ca
ceve the plan OF assasslnaiiis The ministers, r"usg
the mObs into acts Of plumber: and committing eAcr>f
and atrocities The Government got notice OF the ?i
and on the night Of November 18Th, patrols paEaGes
streets to prevent all such enormllles. The cei u la
scheme is said be Calvo de Roas, an old man, VIC
wishes To become minister at any risk. The go'ce"
has made use of this circumstance TO demand d u.
Cortes, laws which shall allow the government 10 Is?
Deputies Ministers: to arrest suspected persons exp
them from the capital or exile them to the neighbour.
islands. The government has also demanded law L
regulate the liberty OF the press. l.
MADRID, Nov. lG.-No doubt subssts Of 4 scent Il
charter being agreed TO in the basis OF The new Co
tuition which will be presented to the CoeS te '-'
mltcc early next month"; and the principles OF wcNn
Judge from The temper Of the present house, VII! be-;
moderate those oil any constitutional assembly IA l."
rope. The Constitution will, 1t Is expected, be A.
! ranged before 1887. *
The Co..es have already entered upon the dsca<.ra
Of several material improvements calculated 10 benea
the people, and to establish their popularity. The FL
elusive and oyerbearinI privileges OF classes haze
already been lrSScned Is curious 10 observe soir s.
those Grandees, who fled from Spain in August, nos z
protesting that they not engaged in ca3ai!ns II
France aHainst the Government ct Isabella H. or i ~
Constitution The Marquis Of MraAores has wr!!ea b
| letter 10 that purport. 2
General Ribeiro the second in command under .s9!!
has been named to replace him there are now lt2% g.
infantry and 900 cavalry in pursuit Of Gomez, "!'
they do their duty, will be speedily routed SAM, vi
three months ago entered Asuras, and At the head
2GOO men, who from active pursuit has been forced Io
enter the Basque provinces with not more llaa cVo ~:
in wrelched condition having lost all their baggage
1t is generally believed in Madrid that second CHar
Der will be created recognized in Span Ihe coM
tee appointed TO report the reforms OF which le ca III
| slitutlon susceptible will, It was expected recon
mend such measure. The Regency OF Queen Cas- s
tina will BIZ confirmed. Va
FALL BILBDA.-Bilboa is length probably se: III
by the Carsts. letter from Zornosa Of the ~" II
November, says that the attack to be COMMENCE: hi
the next day. There six batteries erected a.a*
the city, making total Of II pieces Of artillery, ;o.lE
with the additional ones placed at the entrance @
river. All the trenches were completed and the uUt
was 10 be attacked at four points the next day. lr
siegrd had surrounded the town with triple mound
the side Of ST. Augusn. Most Of the streets had b ElF
partially pulled down, and formidable barricad2s rr-
The garrison kept up necessarily murderous dca KS
Of artillery and muske,ry against The brsegc!s. IS
CaIst battaltons were to support the artillery IN rs
tack. Malur General Conf commanded the first dIy
aud Brigadier Larateguiu the second. ~
| letter from the head quarters Of Equia, before IA
boa, written the afternoon Of the 1th, state IN
lha. the Carliss had carried the lower 10"
on the left bank OF the river, and that the G"""fl ff
peccd that the following day, or on the l"! a!i-t
thes the town would surrender Or be taken BY 81 t@
rs it at that moment being attacked Vigorous! "a
four different points The writer Of the letter from
range added that portion OF the garrison was ~,
be inclined To surrender terms. report preTle ~
Paris on the 23d that Bilboa mad surrendered
THE MONEY MAEKEr-lt will BE- sen b. the ''' Ia
ing letter, that appearances al the Stock Exchl"5"
less favorable than per last adTccs re-
Correspondence gt tic Commercial .7drrhS"J ia
ROYAL EAcHA'"E, I
Tuesday Night Nov . III
Some anxiety prevailed in the Commercial world III
the manner in which the bank directors w"u' 'e'' E
applications for loans, deposes, &c. ! AN haP? ~
state that all feeling of uneasiness dIspel!ed
tcInoon by The liberal in which the bank ' HI
tors have acted toward the commercial interests III
1t is believed, by their irmncss, and the rSec' sE
moral courage in afurdng the assistance rcqncci IA
have saved The commercial money market from ? IL
and, having dispeed all fear Of danger, that the
tors merit the thanks Of the commercial comm .8
ty. If tina. corporation, as it has done to-day wi"
lfy itself with the nationa! welfare, It's stability y" H
yer he shaken. A
The state Of money matters in Ireland Is ar: E&
but satisfactory. The banks are all safe and SCUM h
the unreasonable and unoundcd fears and arPfchs' III
Of the deposlers OF money, holders Of their notes. FL
reason of tie present excitement. "a
Accounts received this day from Lisbon, rrp''Ss" s
city perfectly quiet. The Queen and Prince %e''
to be riding in the city open baIoucHe' "a
Paris adyices are TO the 18th November, lnc1 Id
The recen, revolutionary proceedings in Portugal EA
the leading topic of discussion The London c@' LII
tive papers mourning that the conduct OF III; E8
ministers in regard to Portuguese ai'.:fs sh'u. 8