Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-05

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on the iith and the Columbus, Capr. C5"Grt wH.cu
I,t Lc,.pno ON tie IOih, have arrived saV Sliuc4V
evening THY bring L"rGon dates To ~ ','". and
LiY.,n,,uI 20 rlt 9t of NpsrubCr Ihr i''',std Capt
One and ii" r,amcis lst. Csp; Tell! h: a+' afrr'd
from lave. and The Republic Capt - '''''''s itom
Liverpool IN Tie same pcri1 - Err I'S''
GREAT BEiEhS, uuu racka, tia.
It is said in provincial pa!s the 'u' : ''M''' '",
Lord Durham on his return will pu' t'"Ee' az " "i4
of that parry which demands hosfho.a s'''''s', 'e
vote by ballot, and triennai Patl!'' - ,l.
The ship Royal W 5',, 80 DCce,,rsr s' , JS
psr,ur. for New York III. ION o. DcF'l"er' fi"7
P:,I 49,. ,h,,.to,s b- rxp cted IN day or two The
Liverpool steamer was 10 'P1'' ''' ''" i''" D" the
ion "i districts grco, revival Of trade
~ ~ t w." lad taxa place. TIE following article
;Jico,es mu:h ACTIVITY IN the e5Poratlohs 10 America:
..Tbc ti,ment of manufactured goods 10 the Un.,,!
c,o, ara The season Of the year considered, very
,onsiye The New York packet ships get nearly fu!
ogoc, The Sheridan, which sailed Wednesday, hsy.
nr hrd upwards oC IL 600 freight board The packet
80, .-nunb bus ich sailed yesterday morning, had
f,ii raruo of manufacurd goods; and The packet sE?s
Gorqe Washington and United States viii, is expect
&C. be quite fail also.
inos Srs.uno.rs-A steam vessel huli cf ron
named the lronsiies, sailed lately for Pernambuco
Another. the Eagle. built in England, 10 ply between
Dresden and Hamburg, went down IN vi'ent s!cin
on the 2Ith OF October, Ame!ank. he crew were
saved. Half dozen vessels 10 he wholly CONSTRUCTED
of IRON are laid down by Mr John Laird Al North Brrb
hamsead among which is steamer Of 600 tons lis
said that the President INTENDED as the companion u
the British Queen, in The New York trade, will be con.
s,ruc,ed Of iron. He tonnage Will It - said, exceed
= 800 toas and she is expected 10 carry 3JJ tons Of
fine goods.
The wine, had set in with great severity in England.
Fears we're entertained Of the une'eie closing Q: the
Elbr which would much affect Ike Manchester trade
Parliament expected 10 assemble about the Isl Of
January.
An a,lemn was made on the 10th November TO ASSES.
sinae Charles Louis dc Bourbon Duke Of NoFmauGr.
the pretended Of Louis XVI. and Maria Anloinctr,
two balls lodged in his and one in his breast
The Liverpool Times estimates that The wheat crop n
England this year is one fourth part less than in lc5j
and 1887.
LoNpos. Nov 2O-Therr has been an increase in the
quantity Of Money in circulation, and dccmp ~ Dis.
counting Bankers bills Towards the close Of the
week they IS, and other kinds CT Bills they
ranged from those figures up 10 five per cent.
L0xDOS, Nov. lG.-lt will be seen by our following
quotations, that The American securities have fully main
tanned their prices United States Bank shares a5i
rather higher as the Harrisburg and Lancaster Rail
way shares United States Bank shares G2j to ~
Is Cd five per cent, New York city % - to u =
six per cent. Virgina % To 90
FRANCE.
The French journals of the 18Th and l.ih "f Novcm.
Der had been received in London. Some of them com.
plain that in the royal speeches addressed TO The 'gn
and Spanish Chambers no noiicH was taken o France
The French ships OF who are 10 bring back -
France the French garrison of Ancona called from lou.
lon on the morning Of the l2h. 1t is said Ihn, TIE
French Ambassador at Rome, and all the members Of The
French Cabinet are 10 receive the decoration Of IN,
rapa Order OF ST. Gregory the Great, on occasion ct
the evacuation Of Ancona.
There are rumors in Pa, Of the formation Of minis.
try Of which, hessrs dc BrogIie, Soult aud !nmnnn ATE
10 be the pillars.
The journal General that ministers have atan.
doncd their opinions relative to The Five per Cents a'
are framing bill for that measure to be broug forward
next session.
The Constitutional states that Government intends
10 propose an extension of The charter of the BanA Ut
France for long series Of years, although that which
il now holds has still four years to
hat liIpnIs q NJ
signed by all the members of the Buonapae family N
oblivion Of their domestic differences, want being felt
hy them Of some that shall unite them for the
defence of their interests, and withdraw them
for the defence Of their common Interests, and with.
draw them from !he capaclons tolerance OF absolute
government This journal adds that this act Of recon-
ciIiaon is be signed under the guarantee aud the
protection of the hospitality OF England; and niirmS,
that the subject is matter OF annoyance 10 the Foreign
department o! the French Cabinet.
The intelligence from Spain indicates state Of de-
porable confusion The reign OF terror appears to have
opened in Madrid On the evening OF the Sd OF ~"
vPmher the city declared IN state oi siege ana al
the time permanent military commission "ls
appointed. ,,,,,o,,l,,~
Zone hundred and twenty individuals, mostly persons
OF station in society, have been thrown into prison.
suspected OF Carlsm and these are 10 be held as hos
tagps for the forbcarance Of Ramon Cabrera, ard Of the
other satellites Of the royal butcher Of Durango. tbs
system Of reprsas it is impossible 10 contemplate with.
ont n shudder; but, IT ever such course admitted e
pallialion il surely is in the OF Spain, where the
abstinence Of the Constitutional Government from all
of sanguinary vengeance, instead OF leading
similar policy the part of the insurgents, has only
had the effect OF securing to the latter an entire mpG
nifty for all their acts of blood and violence.
The following passage relates TO one Of the butcherss
committed by Cabrera
Cabrera entering Fillama'c!a, the other day brought
out the garrison consisting Of 80 soldiers and shot them
The Va!enclans instantly bought out SO Casi prisoners
and shot them Cabrera threatens to shoot every Lo"
oil in every town he enters; and he doubt viii 90
These continued nassacres by The monster who repre-
sens Don Carlos in Arrngon, have doubt the
result of cold calculation his part produce terror
in the region through which he roams, md to excite
troubles in the towns which not being able 10 conquer
he hopes to subvert by producing anarchy and addition
But horrible reprsals have been taken elsewhere c'
this act Of barbarty. Letters from Valencia say
In reprsa for the slaughter Of 55 prisoners taken BY
Cabrera at ViIlamaa, equal number of Carst pr''
confined in the gao at Valencia brought cut
and shot Tie afternoon Of Sunday, the Sd OF Nov
The Snragossa papers Of the 10Th contain another
order Of Van Iaen, ordering the execution Of j. Car
list sergeants in repsal for the IS Christine strgeanj
shot by Cabrera, who moreover, caused 81 Of TIE
wounded after the battle Of Maea TO be killed IN the
convent Of that town, so Of the cavalry beng 0so
stripped by his orders sport Tor the Car. cavalry
ansfx with their lnnces priest and desertef "re
ordered to be shot with the 10 Ca'lS! sergeans on '
eth
An ordinance of the Goth October announces that Tie
drtv or nicstre imnosed on every borel OF Spanish
-four imnorted into the Island Of Cuba shall be extend.
ed in principle to foreign -four in order not to cause
great injury 10 commerce and agriculture, only The duty
is reduced 10 half n piastre per barrel
Tic I,,es dates from Madrid Of The 10Th Of No.
vembcr The Queen opened the session Of the CoIies
on The Slh. with speech.
The Queen Regent gives Iamrn'aSe account CT '"e
condition Of the country. She admits that her armies
lave been delealed-,Lat her cxchgquer is cmply-brr
creditors cIamorous-and her SUBJECTS unhappy The
supplies voted by the last CoTtes had not been COLLECTED
Her Majesty nevertheless, orders levy of 10000
men and her vessels Of TO be fitted out for immet
ole service.
The Chamber Of Deputies proceeded on the 9th 10 the
appointment Of its president, vice president, and Other
officers There were 1919 members in attendance. VI.
Isluriz nh,nined 6 ynes nrnclanel rrrs.