Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-02
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New York. December 2'.-The packet ship st.
James, Capt. Scbor, arrived this morning from London.
She brings London papers 10 lhf lslh o / r"fenps..
They contain later intelligence than was previously re.
ceiycd, mot only from England, but from The Continent
The English papers were much occupied win ac-
counts Of the Queens progress towards LONDON, ana h'
entry into the great metropolis Of her empire. Inc BAN
quet was magnificent.
Parliament was 10 assemble on the goth of November.
The Liverpool Cotton Market had suffered no change
A considerable expectation OF specie from Inc Chlleu
Kingdom was going OIL, which led 10 Tie expectation o'
q contraction OF the paper currency; n
In France the elections had resulted IN hVof Oh '"e
ministry. LATTE stood both for Paris and Rouen, and
was beaten at both places.
In Spain the journals Of The Queens party were ex-
ul,ine that Don Carlos had been forced TO re.enter
Biscay.
ExGLAyp.-Thc Queen made her entry into London
on the 10Th Of November, and dIned with The Lore
Mayor, to whom she granted u patent OF Baronelcy' ana
at Tie same time knighted The two sheritls OF London
She dincd at Guildhall, and the service OF plate on Tic
Qurrn's table was of solid gold, valued at ElU1,OOo:
The two shcriNs arc now Sir John Carroll, md Sir
Moses Alonteiiorc. The latter gentleman Is sala 10 oe
the frs, Jew that ever was %knighled. AT bali past eight
the Queen entered her carriage, leaving the company,
who rose m maSSe, and sung the national anthem, GOO
save the Queen.
m 9Th Of November, and delivered his new credentials.
Some Of the English papers condemn the late specu-
la;ions in cotton as wild and exlravagant, and ascii5e
them in par, TO tie easy state Of the money market, by
which commercial enterprises were eHCUuIuStu.
FRAycE.-1he Paris papers oil Nov. eth, announce me
,rpeurance of the cholera in Constantine. This pesti-
lence broke out in The captured city n few days atler me
troops we're uuarlered in the various stations, ana q great
number of wounded and sound men have iailen victims
Amonrst them the Marquis de Caraman, and Command.
ant Vieux. Gen. PeregauX, though not dead, was IN 4
very dangerous state at last accounts: The BULK OF Tie
army was TO quit Constantine OIL the 2slh ut, leaving q
garrison of 3,GOO men.
The French elections have turned in favor of the Mo.
derate parlv. and indicate almost as strong on aversion
to aggressive laws as 10 the principles oil The hepu0ii
cans.
"Of the 80 new deputies returned, (says lie Temps.
one is a Lcgilirnatist, two are Doctrinalres, six belong tt
The Centre Droit. eight 10 the Juste Milieu, five TO the
Centre Gauche, three are Of the Opposition, and ono
Radical
fishes a despatch from General Esparlero dated BFivi
csca, Goth, announcing that Don Carlos, with the re
mainter Of his troops, had been compelled TO enter BIS
cav, through the valley Menn. Espariero states mat nc
has taken measures 10 guard the extended line OF The
north. and promises to himself the most happy result:
from the next winters campaign.
Don Carlos left behind him, in the mountains OF LAS
tile, a corps OF 900 infantry, under the orders oil a chIe
named Vineusa, and 200 cavalry, commanded by Blan
CO, who are 10 keep up the war in the province during
In La Mancha, the Carlist chief Pali!los was still com
mittinp lrirh,ful atrocities. Having lately surprised th'
military commander of San C!eInento, near fenta dc
Pinar, with eight National Guards, he caused them to b
bound two by Two and sf5red by his followers.
Brle,uu-A London paper of the 10Th, referring L
the demand Of the United States, through MIR. Maxcy
that the Belgian Government shall allow an indemnit.
for damage done to American property in the lombard
ment of Antwerp. says ,
"The Belgian papers arrived to-day states that Mort
America threatens 10 lay an embargo on Belgian ships
if the Belgian Government delays to comply with its de
mands relative 10 the burning of The EnlEePot al Ant
werp, which amounts to six millions francs.
"The Brussels paper says that the American Huissie
has knocked at the wrong door, and that he ought
have applied to France"