Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07
FOREIGN.
CONTINUATION OF FOREIGN NEWs.

FOREIGN.
CONTINUATION OF FOREIGN NEWs
Turkey AND EoYpr-Letters from Alexandra speak
oil fresh disorders Syria arising from the eScesses
OF the Albanian and Turkish troops. Inc Albanian
troops are stated TO have been driven out from ifpo
by the inhabitants, and to have retired 70 beyrout
where they renewed their excuses of theft, vIoaton
and massacre. "A letter from Ccns,antnople staes
that the Emperor of Russia has declared mat n" per
shall be excluded from The list of candidates Tor the
sovereignty Of Serviu, and that Sir Slratiord Canning
has received instructions to support the OF
the present FRINGE IN a new election ACCORDING 10
the letter, the Austrian Cabinet is dong all in
its power TO obtain the election of Prince Mosch-
The source OF the information published by Tue Con-
stilutionnel, is not, however, entitled to much credit
SPAIS.-Spain continues to be 10 very unsettled
condition It is said that refugees Of oil opinions in
France focking 10 the towns the frontiers and
among those who have approached Bsyonne, IL Jau
regny, Ell Pastor.
There has been disturbance at Malaga, in conse.
quence of The dismissal of Lopez and his cabinet The
French steamer Gassend called there on the 25th of
May, and found that the place had been for days
in state of instruction.
The intelligence from Malaga, Grenada, and Almei.
da states that the untas installed in these towns con-
tnued TO direct the movement, which extended 10 Es-
tepona, small town situate between Malaga and Glib
ratar. An nsurrectionary attempt was tired at Cadz,
the LIST inst, but without BY accounts from
persons Of influence in this city preparing TO emf
CRATE France for fear of outbreak, which was
considered inevitable.
1.-THE National Guard" says the Toulannais, "was
in possession Of all the ports, and had compelled the
military authorities 10 join the movement The latter,
however had succeeded in effecting their escape bring
ing with them all the troops, the night OF the 2oih.
great number OF men armed with muskets, and pro.
vded with leather belts full of cartridges, (smuggers,
no doubl,) coming in from the neghboring villa.
ges. Carts and horses, carrying muskets, had entered
the city, whilst other arms and ammunition were land
ed from boats. On The Goth, when the Gassendi left
Malaga, the Square Of the Constitution armed
with National Guards, who loudly demanded the recall
of the Lopez Cabinet, and declared that other
conditions would they recognize the authority OF Espar
tero."
(F,Om The London Times, June 49,
The alleged occupation Of the Sandwich Islands BY
the British squadron under Admiral Pouett is an &C
currence which has given rise to more excitement on
the continent than in this country but have now
correct statement OF the facts before US, are ena
bled at the conje and appebenslons
which this incident has occasoned. 1t appears that
certain claims having been preferred against the 90
vernment of the Sandwich Islands on behalf OF British
subjects, and by the British admiral, the Sovereign OF
those islands professed his inability TO meet the &c.
lands in question: but offered TO dyest himself of the
sovereignty Of his domiuons in favor OF the Queen oil
England.
The British admiral, emulous perhaps Of the recent
policy of France in the groups OF islands South OF the
line accepted The cesson of these territories condition.
ally but he acknowledged at the same time that ne was
acting without instructions, and the arrangement was
to be regarded provisional until it should be ratified
and approved by her Maesty's Government.
The view which has been taken OF this Treaty OF
cession in this country, is not favorable TO ITS conhfma
ton Although blame can be LAID on Admiral
Poulet for his share in the transaction, we UNDER
stand that the Sandwich Islands not TO be annex
ed to the doninions Of the British Crown, but to be
restored TO the authority of The native So
vereign.
Although these islands uneuestionably superior
TO all the other groups Of the Poly Archipelago,
in size and in position both regards the whale fish
cries and refresbment of vessels crossing the Northern
r-.n~, 49, si~s IT, r~-----'~- 8 49,
would confer upon this country any advantage mol
equally to be attained by the maintenance OF their
indie ne ndence That independence having been recog
nlzed by The United States, and having been pontedy
adverled by the of this country upon
recent OCCASION it obviously our duty as we'll as
our interest to respect It,
This yery transaction will have placed the indepen-
dence of the Sandwich Islands the strongest posi-
Bile foundation-for, we may presume that no other
State will venture 10 appropriate what England has
conceived herself bound 10 restore after It had been
made over TO her with the consent of the regning
powers in the island
COMMERCIAL TaEATY The London Herald, at the
close of an article on the subject OF Commercial
the following statement:
"Mr Duff Green-the gentleman to whom we
have already referred, who was formerly connected
with Washington journal, and who enjoys we are
told the Presidents conhdence-beng lately ABOUT 10
nrooeed 10 Europe was put by Mr.. Tyler into complete
nossession of his views, and strongly recommended
nv the President 10 the American resident at this Court
MIR, Everett was, indeed, directed by Mr. Tyler 10
present Mr. Green TO Sir Robert Peel in reference 10
this subject MIR. Green had not, however any ON
andh
70 imoress on our Government President lylers opt
niop and TO express his willingness to open negola-
tons at Washington. Mr.. Green has, we near, oee.'
placed in communication with Sir Robert reei-out
has we informed been 'ntima.eo 10 mn, 'aa.
no s not possessed of any diplomatic powers or chaac
ter no expression of opinion or reply 10 ms s.a.e-
ments can given by the responsible servants OF the
n,tish Crown Those statements baTe been heard
with attention and courtesy, and tnere the ma''er
ends"
LAuGHARLE SCENE THE HOUSE -On FRIDAY
week. SIR Peel appeared at the bar, and announced
h,t no Ind message from her majesty IL was brought
nm and reud from the chair, the members sitting unco-
vered a., -. ..
acouant the House of Commons that she has gwen her
consent 10 the marriage OF her hoyal il'g"nes5 m
Princess Augusa Caroline eldest daughter OF his Royal
Hiuhn.ss the Duke of Cambridge, TO his Royal High-
ness. the Hereditary Grand Duke Of mecklenburs
Srelitz. After the many proofs of affection from her
Majestys family given by the House OF Commons una
to which her Majesty is fully ahve, she mas no upuo'
of The readiness of the House of Commons, TO make
suitable provision for her Royal agnnsss On ias b.
loud Laughter from (or that eury hour of the evening"
yery full House 1t is right here TO observe, that
the laughter had reference whatever to the royal
message or the usrious parties to whom the message
alluded The fac, may be explained in fe" WORDS:
From the sitting Of The House there was IumoF very
generally believed that Sir r Peel was TO BRING down
message from her Majesty connected With the present
state OF affairs 10 Ireland The right honorable oaiones
entered the House few minutes before five O'Clock,
and took his usual seat but after the lapse OF snor
.;me he rose and went 10 the bar from which, having
been called on by the speaker, he announced "a mes
sage from her Majesty. The stiffness of the house a.
this announcement was almost deu,hke, nor was u
much interrupted by Inc soft tread Of the right hon
baronet as he walked TO the table and delivered the
"message" in. II then read by The speaker, ano
as he went to the end the subject so very ohefen
from what expected, that loud laugh burst ron
nearly all who were not in the secret u was eVi
IDENTIFY laugh of much satisfaction, we shouio ra.he
! ,oit; oy ind Nv The faces OF most U