Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-28
EtGHsE ESaE.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND,
NLw loRK. Jan. 25.-By the packet ship fei''>;!r@'
MIA. Capt Smith, arrived Yesterday from i'a'!'..,"' We
hare received Liverpool papers to December 9th, "lt
London 10 the I'D, both Inclusive: from WHICH We i"%"'
the following extracts:
ENGLAND.
The Liverpool Chronicle uI the 9Th says, al the mo.
| mrut we were going to press. we were favored with IT,"
siuht Of several letters from different members o! ilIIi-
ment. all Of which cuncnr in stating thai II Is The n@
brlirl in the best informed circles ~ LONDON, that = !".l
intrigue is going on against Tie administrator al lr
| present moment. The parties said 10 be ut the mead q.
1t. arc Spring Rice and Poulctt Thomson, "HJ are sup.
posed to be negotiating 10 form Il Joint stock Ministry
viii Feel and Stanley.
Mars!Iul Ciuusel has arrived at Ton!on; Gen. DAME.
| mont has assumed the government at ~ strF$. AID OUT.
ted FfaLce for that purpose.
FRANCE.
The CONSTITUTIONS. Sd Us That the Council q! Ministers
have come 10 the decision OF calling MARSHAL i!iasr.
~ Paris. Further particulars are gwen OF Ing ''it: i~
uc Of the expedition agaius: CotsLaniI!a. NE t;o"l,
| i. arpealcd. suffered drraIiul!y during Tia n mi.!cn. Ia
one night the number !I"zcn 10 death Is sd 10 Na'a
exceeded one thousand five hundred ncn. linnG'.'s
persisted in the rivers, and many were unable 10 pro.
coed in consequence OF excessive fatigue. Al! "H'
! fell behind were %butchcred by The Arabs without mric?.
The ministerial journals condemn the tcmer!y I! ur
Ala.shal; The opposition prints throw all the blame IN
the Ministers. The expedition was certainly p!dn"-
in the most wtctchcd way. The season, The "r2i!e,
the weakness of the invading force, the scarcity q! pa
TISlCnS, me want Oh HraSV aIli.NlN. dIa lC '''s"'
ignorance Of the ground, all c%onSpIrrd 10 lender an G'
fortunate issue If The affair inevitable. The t"1r'
Erancais states that General Da!arrinont Is apr'i"''
Recent o! AIgiers. This arrangement was secretly mac
in Paris nearly four months ago. When Gen. - ati'
head Of 5000 troops, sailed from Ioulon TO A'grrS -
secret Instructions were TO assume The command III A"'
ca. should Clauscl, irritated By his presence. offer 10 Il"
siun. The instant Clauscl resigns. the expedition agl!@:
Constantine will be resumed, and nndcr auspices "Aic.
vii! secure It's entire success. In what light the Cham.
l. ., ,,,,t l, ,ni,, .I ia, mimi. .,rS ami, fI.sr.'
10 the late expedition, is quite another question.
The .UOaitcur 1.-THE 2lst contains The following 'Iht
Minister Of War, yesterday received from Marshal
Ciauscl the following list Of casualties during The cS?r.
dltIon TO CUnslantEa, certified by CUVnc! DUve!-E,
the head Of the staff.
Officers killed and missing ~
Wounded ~
N~orccmmissioncd officers and priva,cs killed
and missing i3
Wounded -
eve are assured" says La Pair, ",ha, IT, most sl&s
factory answers have been given b. the Br,l:sh Govern
iHrnt 10 the inquiries made By the French Cabinet ~ u
the intention Of England in taking possession Of = :"
basIian, ard retaining 1t as Il guarantee for her advance
10 Spain.
SPAIN.
As VIC anticipated, Gomez has again escaped I"'.a''
sucIs. According to the latest intelligence, h" va: z;
the village o! Agrcda, within seven leagues 'Fih" i""'
with The remains OF his division. This nrw 'ar"i" :
said 10 be owing to tie mutiny Of the troops III Ania'.'
sia. by The cnnniyaucr Of The traitor Alaix, WIN. Ir!A-
irrilatcd at the Governments tcprivin. HIM oi Ii" c'r
niand Of a division, encouraged the troops t" I"HI':
against NarvaCZ, and to insist on his being replaced !
their head. .
It is certain that Bilboa still held out on the lluh, ani
the LndjrRicur Of Bordeaux. Of the Eth. 1ivcs n" f'
lowing statement, but for WHICH, unfortunately. the az
thorily is duubt!ul:-"lt is said that, after Il very wan
action, the CarIists raised the sirge Of B!lboa d" lux
night Of The 18th inst. ESpartero entered the neat morn
ing at the head Of his division. Such were TIE "?9i'
at Bay0Enc on the 18Th
EspnrIero's column, IL, eco strong, has, since ;tcIo:"
ed the lfeluertn river, made no other movement. !i'
that of five ba!talions against the heights Of 81. A-a!"'
The position of Eilboa is becoming more criucli, ~.
it is { doubtful whether the town will be able to hid GU
about Ten days.