Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-28

OF Great Britaln ana that orders nter
feet have been sent out TO Bnenos Ayres.
FRANCE
The Paris papers of the 18th Nay have been received
in London, bat they contain no news Of Importance
Inter than that received in this country by the Grss,
Western The Police OF Paris sill busilv en-
pnped in arresting persons supposed 10 be implicated
in The revolt which took place on The 18Th of May.
rerorl that Napoleon Louis Bonapar,c q, he bottom
OF the prevalent, which has induced tina,
person to address note TO the editor Of The London
Times denying the correctness OF the report He says.
81 see with PAIN in your Paris correspondence Thai
is wished 10 cast up0n the responsibility Of the an
instruction. rely upon your kindness TO reu'e in
the most ds,nc, this insinnalion The niei..
pence of the bloody which took place has caused
me as much surprise rs greet II were the soul o.! a
po, would also be the chief actor in it the day d
danger nor would deny it after n defeat,
Accept nv assurances Of The highest respect,
"NsPoLEoS LOUIS BoS,pAETH
az Carlton House Terrace, May l7th
Nj Pono;s, the French Minister 10 the U. S had ar.
rived in Paris
PARrs. NAV I7-IInlf past o'clock P M.-rvc per
Cents, III 3Oc Three per Cents, elf Soc. Bank
Actions 7lOf.
Paris papers 10 May 18th say the new Ministry were
dispayinr vast socitude 10 cOncate the Liberal o.
position The brother of NJ. Odll!on Barro, hsd not
only been appointed TO a lucrative place, but NJ. Dupont
(de lEure) was, il is said, ubou! being raised 10 the
bench Of The Cour, oil Cessation.
The general impression was, that Ministers would be
able TO maintain themselves in Office.
There ire some further minor details in these journals
Of Ike events of the 18th and 18Th inst but re
curing special notice here. Several new arrests had
taken place, and many additional warrants had been
sued 1t not certain that the Minister OF War woUIt
as he threatened, dissolve The Pol yiechEc School tor
having, in the terms which our readers have already
read conltadIcrd The Journal dcs Dcb1ts IN its
hat three insurgents had been Killed by The students O
the Ecole Poytechnque.
Business in Paris had naturally suffered from The dis.
turbances Of the early part OF last week Failures
among the smaller class Of traders were still amenaby
frequent. Respecting the superior order Of houses Of
business, however, confidence was as, restoring.
The weather had become fine Paris; but =
on Monday and Thursday nights had :" me ''9st
and most extensive injury TO The o''e , ''spa.'o'e
80, OF the oaks suffered
The King Of F. h,r, o;ro, ~ ma
- .e families of the National Guard, and soldiers
VA" @ere killed. They well might be generous in what
SO nearly concerns their persons and fortunes.
No less than 204 persons have been arrested on susp
cion of being connected with the instruction VI
these only 20 have been discharged Some OF The
nicpa guards have been inSulted in the streets The
servants of The Marquis de Dreux Beze have been be
rated No sentences are to be passed on Inc Criminals
till the whole matter is laid bare Marshal Gerard IN
general order, congraulales the National Guard Oh
pul,inr down the mob; aso he has written 10 Gen Pa
nl praisnp the conduct Of the line. 1t IL admitted that
The National Guard who turned out were few IN num-
ber and evnced no alacrity or enthusiasm The nearly
balanced state Of parties the Chamber requires eau
! ton.
There was much injury done to The vines near Psri,
by the severe fros's OF The l3,h aud l6h.
Adyces from Madrid 10 May Ilth, announce another
change Of Ministry II rumored on the evening OF
that day that the Ministry would be dt tnitivry cons
tinted as ollows:-M Perez de Castro President OF the
Council and Minister Of Foreign Affairs; General Alas
Minister of War; General Vigodet of Marine; NJ De-
90 Entreno, Of the INTERIOR NJ Arazola, OF Justice
and Nj smenez, OF Finance.
The reports of the victories OF the Christine armies
had cd O
Bourse.
good harvest was expected, which anticipation had
reduced the price OF corn.
LONDON. Nav 20-Letters from Bayonue Of The 18Th
inst bring intelligence from Durango OF the I'm, ard
from Mai zlnera oil the 9Th bulletin, published BY the
Cars General Maroto at his head quarters oil MAMA
rpra states that on the Sh five OF the six pieces OF ar
llery which lined the ramparts OF Guardamno having
burst after The first shots fired, accustomed Inc death
of ID soldiers and officers and fire and blew up
depot Of gunpowder and hand genades in the first -
Owing TO this accident, it could no longer protect The
fortified houses Of Ramaes, and yet the garrison OF The
latter consisting of $50 men, defended them brave!y
until 0S, including their commander, had been either
killed wounded.
Letters from Bayonne of The 18th confirm the accoun.
OF The taking OF Guardamino, the l2th by Genera!
Esparero One report stated that the fort had been car
red BY storm whilst another asserted that the CARLSON
consisting of 800 men. had capltualed and been made
prisoners OF war.
The occupation of Guurdamno would, il was thought
be soon followed by that OF Bamaseda in which case
General Espartero would gain possession OF the whole
Of The surrounding country and oil the high road ead.
ing from Orduna Bilboa Durango and great por.
lion of Bscay would consequence, return under
the domination of the Queen.
General Leon Queens party was displaying The Ut
most activity in Navarro, frs, advancing one point,
sometimes another. OF The line OF La Solana and
continually keeping Elio IN check. He entered Los
Acres the l0Ih, and the 18th warm action took
place between him and Joachim Flo, commandan, OF
the Casls. il would that the latter was defeat
ed Notwithstanding the succors which he received during
The action
On the 18Th fighting took place aboni
league from Eseila Nearly all The inhabitants Of the
town had fed 70 the mountains It Leon continued to
obtain the ntvantoge Estela would be captured ana
probably destroyed.
Private et,es from Athens, dated the 29h ut received
in Paris stale, that "lhe English more becom-
ing highly popular and influential Great dissatIsiac'
ton peryajed the country An attempt at instruction
took place at place called Cassany few days Prev
ousy, but 1t was suppressed. Several oil the insurgents
made prisoners, and would be tried by courts mar
,ia The King was, notwithstanding this failure OF the
dsaItc,ed seriously alarmed iur his throne and lie
EGYPT AND ARABIA.
letter from Alexandria, date The 9th April, denies
report, circulated on the authority OF the learned NJ
Jumard, that Mchemet Ali intended aboIishng slavery
in his dominions The Pacha has restored 10 liberty a
number Of prisoners taken by his troops during his late
expedition to Fazoglen but merely 10 ConcIiaie The
natives Of The country Slavery would appear to be
productive branch Of revenue 10 The Pacha TO or
suppressed and in fact at former period were
the bazaars of Alexandria and Cairo encountered with
slaves al the present moment" The same letter
states, that The English troops in possession OF Alden
were decmned by the want Of water and fresh provI
sons and The excessive heat The Arabs kept the gar
rson constantly the qui rirs, and the Europeans ho
had The misfortune wander any distance from the ram
parts mercilessly murdered
private letter from Beirou dated The l7lh Of April,
corroborates the report which Saturday copied
from the Smyrna Gazette, that the troops of Mehemet
A had bed FIR Raj in he n
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
MAY 1.-THE same circumstances which have lnfiu'
enced the market for weeks past continue 10 90
il; do look for any nmelioraton bot in re-
moral Of the depression which hangs the manu'ac'
turing interest. The demand has been very moderate,
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