Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-04

The last adrces from Aigiers are more warlke than
they have been for time past. "Our accounts
s1ys Tonon letter. "lcad to believe that hostilities
have already commenced between our troops and the
Arab pnrttsans Of hbd.i Eader
The bchats has very long article on The financial
crisis OF the United States, bu, the argument is almost
concealed under the multiplied folds OF the dress in
which it is clothed.
An eStraordnary credit Of 800 900 francs for secret
service has just been opened by the Minister Of Foreign
AfaiTs by royn! ordinance. The ground stated is that
grave circumstances have given rise, during the
rent year, to extraordinary and urgent expenditures
which could not be turesecn when the budget was pre-
scented.
Great excitement had been accustomed in Paris on
the 18th November, little before 3 O'Clock p NJ BY
the explosion G. an Internal Machine, i'll Rue Mont
Pcnser, IL The shop Of money changer NJ Emcric,
Gndc: 'hc galleries ofihe Pnlas Royal. The wall the
house containing the instrument very much dam
aged and the marks Of more than forty muskct ball.
found on the shutters of glazer shop. Fortu.
nacly but few people passing at the time, that
no killed. The Commissary of Police i'm
msdIae!y commenced search for the authors of the
affair, but after the examination of than fifty per-
sons, mostly living in the ncigborhood had not
ceeded in discovering any clue to the mystery.
NJ Cassimcr Pcriere was appointed Secretary of the
Embassy from France to Russia
SrAIS.-A mutilatcd Geographic despatch, dated Ma
drid the 18th, the dissolution of the Cores
by decree the Queen Regent The remainder of the
despatch was kept back By the fog-said to be com
cxpcdicnt with the government when it wishes tc
withhold information. Extraordinary couricrs have
arrived, but nothing has TRANSFERRED respecting their de
! spatchcs.
The operations of Espartcro have been arrested by
the difficulty of transportation, owing to heavy lal
of snow on the 18th ut and to the want of provisions
! The news from Gallicia continues to be favorable
Those who have Joined the bands and have not beer
killed. present themselves in crowds to the authorities
of the queen.
The positions of the Carliss remain at the date o.
last adv;ces Cabrera has had the audacity to in
form Espartero by letter that the first attack hin
shall! be the signal for the slaughter of three thousand
Christine prisoners Nevertheless, it is believed thai
attack will be made material and subsis.
ence collected for expedition of eight days
The Cars.s circulating the report that the Count
Espagna is concealing himself for the purpose of
coup de main upon the queens forces but his murder
| by his escort is generally credited.
| RussrA.-Accounts from Odessa state that the Cir
cassians have defeated all the Russian cavalry stationed
along the lines of Sandja and the plains of Aazan. a
| few Russians who have survived the disaster have
been able TO retreat to the orrcsscs The loss of the
Russians amounts to 5000, including many officers OF
great merit. A remarkable feature in this affair is
that all the Russian positions simultaneously at
tackled By superior numbers, as to leave no doub
that the Circassans had perfect information of Tho
strength of the respective garrisons.
| TuRKEY AND EGYPT.-1he question between these
powers remains without the least apparent change bu
letters from Alexandria represent the situation Of thu
Pacha as less favorable than heretofore He is said Il
have received uniavorabe report from lbrahim Pa
cha, having required Of him account of the state
the troops and the disposition Of the people in ASH
Minor, with view Of ordering march CONSTANT
noplc. The troops discouraged, and complain o
wanting pay and provisions The insurrectionary spl
rt of the Syrians will not permit the withdrawal of thu
Egyptians from among them. Moreover the land force
do nothing without the support of the navy, which
cannot be brought into action in the face of the combined
fleets of France and England, the latter of which ha
received reinforcement of seven vessels II is alleged
too that the of the Turkish ships cxasperaed
and that the Egyptian sailors cannot be trusted
The s"d newspaper gives the following as the basis o.
the the treaty between Turkey and Egypt:-"The
hereditary sovereignty Of Egypt and Syria IS to be cen
coded 10 AIchcmct Hi and his descendants Alcppo ana
Gambia are 10 return under the dominion Of the Porte
at the death of the Paca the districts Of Tarsus ana
Adana be immediately given up TO the Porte
TO these Mchcact Ali has acccded, STIMULATING
only that the Captain PGcha shall be appointed Cover
nor of Tars,ls and Adana. Mchemct Al; keeps up
constant correspondence with Constantnople.
! IIAxovEE.-Ihc dispute between the King and the
people continues. The latter almost universally refuse
to pay taxes, inasmuch the Chambers have sane
toned them