Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-25

nor,hward for the present, in of missing the new
Chinese Commissioner his way southwark rom
Pekin Every thing continued quiet and the Iii-ieei
ing towards the English appeared to be aoaung a.
Canton.
Nothing of any note in the why Of fighting has &C.
Cured since our last but mother great battle was look
cd for about the middle of June. Shera Mahomea
Ind MANAGED 10 collect from the hills 10 the west
ward an army Of 30 900 Beooches, with 20 guns 'he
were posted strong position near fyderaoao, o -
10 cut off the communication with Sukkar IL was
understood that Sir Charles Napier would 60 on. ~
meet them SO soon renforcemeuts arrived suincisn
10 make up for the loss of her Majsstys 22d ana To-
Grenadiers. NTH
the left wing of the Cd Bombay European kesn,en.'
ha We been despatched to kumachee, whence hel NO.
tvs 2Sth had proceeded to Sukkur.
There seems some reason to expect Disturbance ="
the Puniaub Shere Sing has had paraytic stfoAei
Should this prove fatal to him, the Governor Genera
will probably discover that the Kyber mountains con-
Bundlekund, Sanger, and the adjoining States, arc
still disturbed but considerably less than at the ouee
| Of our last All is quiet in Kytu The Gove'ho'
| General remains at Agra for the present lnd'a' :"
general, is tranquil and contented.
Onr Constanlnople advices speak of the conlihua"s
Of hostile demonstrations on oil sides, but OF no NC.
cided acts E1pec alton, as to the future, centfeu "
the approaching arrival of Baron Lieven
From Alexandra the news is important, inasmuch .
the Pacba has publicly expressed his intention oil asso
c;sna in The Government his grandson Abbas, in
con.eopence of his own age and infrmtes, ana lure
him "a heinz an invalid. Unfortunately, between ioia
him and Abbas there is deadly feud, which, a. Tue
old mans DEATH may lead to civil war
Fp..cr-There is little matter Of interest rom
France The Paris papers were much iaheh " ~
i the Spanish movements
In The Chamber Of Deputies, on the $780, ministers
achieved victory the vote for reducing the army
estimates The debate being closed, the sense OF the
Chamber was taken on the amendment (for reducing
tho nrmy by $4,000 men, and the supply by o,3oO,ool
frnncsl when the majority, appearing (bya process re
ssmblnp our sshow of hands against it, the amend
ment was rejected !,
4 But the Ministers received rather notifying check
10 the Chamber of Deputies on Monday, all the re-
naming reductions proposed by the committee on Inc
budget having been adopted notwithstanding the op
position OF Marshal Sout. The bill for making the
railway TO Lille, the Belgian frontier, and TO Calais
and M Teste declared that the notifications proposed
by the commission would be adopted by the contrac
tors Messrs DE Rothschild IL Co.
The Chamber Of Deputies voted, on the lst instant,
credit of ST 24lf, which are TO be applied to the pay
ment of the interests and the extinction OF The loan
granted to Greece The l2h of January, 1888, which
became due on the lst Of May ls43. NJ. Guzot stated
that It would in all probability be the last time such
demand should be presented to the Chamber, and ex
pressed belief that next year the kingdom OF Greece
would be able TO balance its receipts and expenditures
The Chamber, satisfied with the explanation Of M
Guizot, granted the supplies by majority of 22l
against I3. The Assembly voted on The same day the
bill relative to the celebration Of the fesvIty of July
l6-1s2 against 50.
The Prince and Princess de Joinvle arrived at Brps
on the LIST The Prince and Princess were expected a
the Chateau de Neuy The 5th
The Messenger denies that the King walked will
difficulty, as asserted by the Courier Francois, ant
that His Majesty did proceed to his apart
men,s leaning two of his officers, but walked alone
without aid, or even cane.
The monument Of the late Duke Of Orleans about 4
be erected in the chapel of ST. Ferdinand at Sabon
VILE, executed by M. Trquitti after the design
Ar Shelter whom the Duke accustomed TO cal
his friend The angel which the bed of dealt
was executed by the late Princess Marie. Upon Thu
pedestal is to be placed bas-relief of which the sub
ect wns given by the King. 1t is France weeping owe
the ashes of the Prince
SPAN-Spanish affairs engage very large share o
the attention Of the London and Paris presses, ant
events have tanspired with such rapidy, and are re
curded in much detail by the daily papers that W.
unable to give very satisfactory summary to-day
We extract the following general account of the pc
sition of parties, from Winners American News Let
ter.
The whole Of Catalonia and the city of Valencia
are in open revolt against the Regent Colonel PrIm
the commander of the revolutionary forces, has beer
joined by the of the officers who survived the
been rusticatng in France and by all The officers whom
Espartero has dismissed The condition of Barcelona
is most precarious The junta who had determined tt
oppose the Regent fed they heard that the
Regents troops we're approaching, ErfaReSH}a h they
bowers and single men, between the ages of e;t VI
and twenty 10 enlist in their ranks. The movements
the insurgents in Barcelona are, however, efecually
checked by Col. Echalecu, the Governor Of Montuch
, strong fort which commands the city, who although
as tempting bride Els 900 sterling has been offered
him to betrny his trust, Justify declares that soon
, the recusants attempt any fresh movement he vii
lombard the place. The army in Andausa is reported
to be in state of excellent discipline. The supreme
jun,a have placed Malaga under forced contribution
and the condition of the English residents in that 10
cay is especially dangerous, urged on as the mob arr
against them by the Trades in which the yena papers
of the district indulge.
Espartero was taking the most active measures L
suppress the rebellion. In October his Regency viii
expire and it is said that he has declared he will pu
down the insurgents before he resigns his authority
The following some particulars of the leading
events:
On learning the death Of the political chief OF vaen
clio, (who was assassnated and dragged through The
streets the lth Of June) Esparteo resolved to heat
the forces against the were taker
TO concentrate troops at Saragossa On the 14th hi
issued an address 10 the nation, to explain conduc
which calumnators labored to blacken de calls Il
, mind his solemn oaths accepting the Regency, h
public pledges and dsclams every intention OF viola
ting them, particularly the imputed intention of pro
longing the term of his office. He reviews The history
OF his Regency-vindcatng some OF its stronger inca
sures by referring 10 the state of the country He
disclams, alike, The genius and the ambition of Napo
leon, who expIated his usurpatons on rock In the
ocean-and avows his determination TO return to the
private life whence he came He holds his office only
by virtue Of the Conslitution-wlhout the Consiitu-
ton, there is nothing but ruin for him and his country
and he will deliver his sacred trust not to anarchy
but only to the Queen and Cores-mean while defend
ng il soldier. On the l5th he reviewed the gar
rison, and enthusiastically cheered. On the 10Th
the Gazette contained Proclamation of the Regen,
singed by all the Ministers, declaring illegal and rebel
lious all un'as found opposition 10 The Government
and ordering their members TO be tried and punished
with all the severity of the law Of the 7h April, 1921
In express proclamation, the Spanish Government
have contradIcted report, that there was an intention
to The Queen from the palace of Madrid toward,
PORTUGAL to marry her 10 prince of The family OF SAKE
Coburg, who then in that country on VISIT TO The
King, one of its sons.
Espar,ero had left Madrid, accompanied BY General
Image and Gen. Ferriz, with 5000 men He arrived
at OninIanar la Orden n village of La Aancha, on