Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-22

tended Divine worship IN the ciarci OF 81 N'choi"'
in the market. place. after when ms hia)esty'e'e"
,Lc ,ron,s If The Line and the Natio;a Guards, III
rn III, church. and manifested the grra'ea in'rr'S,
N their appearance and movements. lie r'drcSSe"
,h,m in brief but energetic terms, |" me following -
fcc,-uF rrnchnirn and cnnlrades' ut' "hhr' '""
thanks yon thank you, for ronr recent rNT'"hs ~
favor III liberty ncacr and order. also an 9Faiei"'
| =, , 81 III. attachment you manifested 10 ny throne
and nv dynasty The glory of The ancient lrny, the
memory of which is consrcratea ~ the P"r WIG"
ov,rlonks this civ, has fallen upon yon andy"h nave
bv.n that should occasion arse to reqlir" yir srrV
cps in defence Of the liberties ana F@his Of hhc' ""
know how 10 rain military reputation
The short SPEECH was iihrd WIN 'o'u P"i"'s' az"
cries of s'Sivc lc RoI
When The King returned TO me hoieI ne WIS met ."
ascending the staircase by the celebrated Rom" Coates
who. on seeing his Majesty, exclaimed, "'i~ lr h"'
No war with England HIS Majesty gras!o'sly D"W s,
ed and smiled, and repeated the words, ~" var win
England.
The London Post publishes document, the precnr-
s0r Of other documents the Eastern question, III lh'
shape Of memorandum addressed ny ioru rl'h'is'''
to NJ Cuizot the French ambassador on The hy OF tl'e
signing Of the treaty of London, dated thr i, Oh jury
II apnears 10 be the manifesto of England Austria,
Russia and Prussia, against the isolated poiicy Oh
France and il is said that it proves The disl"sitoh :"
the four signing Powers 10 conciliate France au eSao
fish that their policy Is essentially Pachc, IN" o' ''
general advantage Of Europe.
The captain Of the English steamer that LOOK i'','S
Napoleon to Bouoenc has been released, and so a!s'
have the crew The trial Of Louis Napoleon ana OF ms
companions viii take place in October.
son the :23d of August some disorder, "cc"ff'" ~
Valencia 4 portion Of the population desired to give
screuadc 10 The Queen. Groups were immediately
formed tn prevent IT, The Councils Of Ministers as
semhed and decided that the sereiadc should mott
place.
The Ministers afterwards demanded of the Queen
author, 10 announce by circulars that the municipal
4 Al mt 4
ken into consideration By the new Cor"s The Snccn
refused NM Onis and Cnbcllo Minister'S 70. Foreign
Affairs and for the Interior respectively have gwen in
their resignation
Even this intelligence produced no effect upon the
few spectators IN The funds assembled at 1"ronI ;,
and who SEEMED dctt rmnrd not Ia move until the II.
Guilation should have iIaan place, aud whca womb
commence on Monda?, tycstrrday.) One person OIL
Ered per 6U inc, but purchaser appeared
By this news learn that there were SERIOUS apP!r.
tensions lest some unfortunate turn OF affairs should
lead to a war. There is much talk OF war, ana some
activity particularly in Russia, in preparing Tor H. N"f
arc the French and English idle The latter, however,
o abou, it coolly, i! they doubted Tic Necessity 10"
any such exhibition: while the French whose ver' e1
is,.nr, depends upon continual supply OF excitement
talk nl large accrssons both to their army ana navy
Still their tone is mere subdurd than at first ana we
nope return their sobcr second thoughts wiI!s'op
all warlIkr accllmatons. - Il
The news from CHINA received up to the 21th OF
lprII, contained nOtIlg bi E!bpItdIIc' ~
nr,, had moi arrived although the Chinese were anx-
inusy expecting IT, Their attitude Is Silll 'mp"Sinar
warIiar and ,,ntlr ri9itul 10 think OF The nihuiac-
lnTr I'll wor,.o.d swords carried on "ith N'@'r an"
s,al." Is tn" -a part o! titci: G.sc'P!e-ihc c!'S"
ing nj swords, &c, &c
Occasionally they anusc themselves by throwing
rockets amongst the English ships at alaca" without
however, causing any serious damage. As much lea
had been brought Macao would load all the ships
waiting for cargoes at that rendezvous
We learn IN addition, that all the American shps
had left Macao with full carGoes that the British trade
was carried On under the Danish flag and that irrgs
were from - 10 Il per ton.
In ENGLAND the weather still continued favorable |"
the harvrsts August had been fine throughout The
crops were everywhere ripenlng rapidy-s"uih"aid oil
London, the harvesis generally had oeeh cear" ''"'"
the ground.
The French VINEYARDS present the most promising
a,nrarance: go mach So indeed, that every descrtp
ton Of wine cash, had within few days, doubled 'S
sr Moses Montriiore, delegate from convention il
London. had arrived at Alexandra, and had an inter
v,cw will! tie Pacha relative to the persecution o The
Jews in Damascus. Hs arrival caused a great JOY
among his brethren at Alexandra. lie requested
firman empowering hun freely to examine tie uanSac
ton. The decision oil The Pacha had not been an
nounced. ,
Meetings are held IN ireland Cor The purpose Of c-
tcr,nr Repeal Of the L"Gisirir" Union, at winch
Mr. O'Crnnrllis the great a-'ia"T \ similar meet;
ins !.ls also been held IN l.vcrpo"l.
\ i",:cr from London says that Cen. Hamilton IS
on i!c eve OF concluding treaty with the Government
Of the Netherlands inr the recognition of the indie
pcndence Of Texas. From thence he will proceed 10
Belgium where hr will, is anticipated have no d'ti
Guilty in accomplishing the same object lie would
shortly come 10 London, where il was thought ne
would speedily conclrde treaty with Lord fnlmers-
ton de. pr,r O Council and the fanatics. These OBJ
iec,s accomplished would ensure IT was believed, the
successful negotiation 81 the Texan Ioan.
The kiuGS 81 Holland and Sardinia have officially
notified TO the French Government 'hcsr determination
TO preserve The strctcst neutrality. IN the e'eni OF
L. :. BAN. stock improved per cent on lie .'!:i
ult.-GIt 10 %.
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