Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-08

! uOn the night of The 18th 10 the 9th, the Regent quit
ted Albace.e and Chinchllla, moving to B,luzoto, on
The Andalusia road.
uThe three battalions of Saboya, quartered in The
town and castle of LerIda, pronounced on the llth IN
slant. They have been relieved by other corps al lie
r,da, where are the head quarters Of Serrano, Corhnez
and castro, who retain the command Of The first divi'
sion. The vanguard of Prim has moved from Ffaga
towards Mequinenza.
MADRID, July 10 Madrid is declared in o state Of
siege.
aPERrrexAs, July ID -The Central Junta Of Gaia
lonia. consisting of Two delegates of each province, in.
stalled itself at Barcelona, on the 1lth.
1.-THE Spanish friga,e Cortes, has pronounced at Al
pesiras. The mountain battery Of Bripadier Emma, a
battalion of Isabella IL, the third battalion, a company
Of the Princess regiment, and 400 cavalry, have joined
Naruaez, in addition 10 the troops that had already gone
over TO hun.
Our accounts from Madrid by the regular mail are
Of The 9Th inst. The city was perfectly tranquil, the
authorities having adopted the most efficient precau-
tons for the safety Of the Queen and The preservation
Of the public peace. These advlces contain a remark
able proof of The beneficial effect of the slightest ap-
pearance Of energy on the part OF the Regent, as well
as of the rank cowardice of The InsurrectIonisls. For
" National Guards and twenty soldiers of The Caval-
nv Regiments of LusItania having marched from Al
Gallo de Hanares TO Guadalaxara, the junta Of the lat
ter took fight, and the town returned TO lis allie glance.
Col. Arias, with 400 men, and 45 cavalry, having oc
cup;ed Montilla, were made prisoners by the advanced
pUuTQ Oh u 1lICUs hiotJ p"u5 Uu v III Iluth
route. which had been compelled 10 pronounce, had
made their submission 10 him. The truth of the an
nouncement, that Narvaez had obtained a victory over
Brigadier Emma at Teruel, is stoutly denied. The
Bricadier had raised the siege OF Teruel by the express
command of the Regent. The Junta Of Barcelona
had decreed that every male between l6 and so years
Of age should contribute one day 8 work, or tx reals,
towards the demolition of the ramparls Of the city
$500 muskets we're landed at barcelona from Carlha
pena on the 9th. Col. Prim was to be created Count
= n - e. L.. s.o dofp n q nj IT,, ,1,, On
the 9th. Espartero disarmed the National Guard Of
Albacete. and has expressed his intention to impose a
heavy contribution on the inhabitants. The Lopez
Ministry appears 10 be angry with their colleague, Ser
rama, for having conferred appointments nn Modera'
dos. and have determined not TO adhere to his system
On such disputes can the Regent alone look for his
success in The present struggle. AS for physical force,
he and his Generals have shilly-shallled until they
have really very little at their disposal.
The Paris papers of July 10, including the Moniteul
Purisien of Sunday evening, have reached US. The
last mentioned journal contains telegra phic despatche,
from Madrid, contradicting officially the rnmor OF car
ryinr off the young Queen to CadIz. The Madrit
Gazette of the 10th declares that I is false that he
Majesty and her sister would not leave The capital. o.
the lith, the National Guards were under arms thu
troops of General AspTez occupied Galapagar, e
Pardo, and the environs. Van Halen was at Cannon,
on the 9TH. Seville had mol opened it's gates to him
He had directed his march on Alcala, on The road To Ca
drz. The Regent was at Val de Penas on the 10Th -
Colonel Prim left Fraga for Mequinenza on the 18th
with 5000 infantry and 200 hundred horse. Zurban,
left Saragossa on the 18th at the head of II battalions
The insurgents have, by this time, in all probability
entered the capital, and doubts were no longer enter
tanned of the complete success OF the insurrecuonlsts
The French journals of Friday and Saturday con
tain no information Of importance from Spain. 1t
announced that Zurbano has made his entrance al Sa
ragossa with his army. This certainly proves, that h
has ~retreaied from the ground which he occupied bu,
on the other hand, also, 1t shows, that the lnsurgen
armies did not venture to attack him, and, there
fore, that his situation was not so desperate as The jon,
nal des Drbats has represented. His arrival at Sara
gossa appears to form a part of the new plan of opera
lions laid down by the Regent, and we may soon CT.
pect n serious commencement Of operations on the oil
fensive by the combined armies, in which case the re
suit may materially alter the face Of things. The De
bats informs US, that the National Guards Of ST. Sc
bnstian have yielded TO the menace of the Junia O
Pampeluna, and permitted the Junta of ST. Sebastla,
10 expunge from their pronunciamento the name O
Regent. This, however, may be mere temporising.-
1t may be with St. Sebastian as with many other place
where the authorities and the inhabitants have YIELDED
to the revolutionist leaders only to gain time. Val
Haen, in a despatch from Andalusia 10 the Ministe
of War, declares, that he has received assurances from
the authorities and National Guards of several places
that they only gave way TO avoid %bloodshed; and We
have little doubt, that if Espariero and his generals
can but strike one blow, his friends and partizans
throughout Spain will take heart, and unpronoupce
themselves as rapidly as they have made their pronun-
ciamentos.
THE MARKETS.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, July 1T-City, twelve
o'c!ock.-Up to the present hour no intelligence has
been received of the Halifax Steamer Columbia. Last
year she left on LIST of July, and arrived at Liverpool
on the 10th.
New York by the Switzerland TO the 2lst June, or two
days later than our last. There is but little Of general
interest to notice; commercial affairs remained in the
same state, and the stock again appeared 10 show a
%tendancy to advance, under the influence Of the abun
dance of money and the large amount of specie in cir.
culation, for which no demand existed. Ii was believed
that the new loan for the United States of 81, 1000, 900
would be taken abroad; it was necessary to negotiate IT
Immediately ~, to meet the payment Of Treasury notes
becoming due on the Isl July. Should il be disposed OF
in this manner, it will increase the amount of capital
TO be drawn from Europe, which will also be great, tor
the crop. The cotton market in America was heavy at
a reduction in price since the last accounts were re.
ceived from this country.
CoMmERcIAL SUMMARY.-The weather, which for
some weeks past has been extremely favorable, pro-
misses an abundant, and what is better, an early harvest.
The grain crops look extremely we'll, and the accounts
from all paris OF the country are very uniform. The
benefits of a good harvest, at all times great, will be
felt in the present condition Of the country to be a
most acce ptable blessing. And yet, strange as IT may
appear, notwithstanding the present favorable appear
ances, the corn market is rising rapidly.
Commercial matters, without being %buoyant, may
be described as healthy. The Cotton market has been
~tolerably active of late-bet,er prices have been real
lzed, with less disposition on the part of holders to
press sales. The West India market is dull, and in
sugar, coffee and molasses the transactions have been
limited. Money continues very abu ndant, though the
present condition of Ireland has made capitalists rather
more shy OF investment; but, for all safe and leglti-
male purposes, abundance can be had at a low rate
Of interest.
(FrOm tbs ". Orleans Courier, July PSI
MEXICO.
we have received dates from Vera Cruz, Tampico
and Campeacby, brought by the U. S. ship ylncennrs,
TO Pensacola The dates from Tanpico are up 10 the
9Th July. Neither these nor those from Vera Cruz and
Canpcachy offer any thing which we had not pre- vious-
ly received.
A list of journals from the city of Mexico was re-
ceived at Pensacola up 10 the eth June. The Dnrio