Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-09
FOREIGN.
From the n. J. Express, jan. A.
r,px n,ys LATER FROM EUROPE

Bv The arrival of the packet ship Burgundy, Captain
Wott,n from Havre, we have our files OF Journal gu
Hevre md the Debates the Sh December and verbal
niell .gence two days later
We have time to make but few trans'ations ana what
English int gence we have is very brief
The London papers the arrival al the Over
land Mail To the details of the events already known
OF the Peniuab is added The murder OF Saroun Huran
Goubal SIM, An army of fifty thousand men bad
been assembled on the Suege. The State OF Sch,nde
remains in the same condition The news from China
is dow n 10 the 2Sth August but IS unimpo'tant
The colony of Hong Kong makes tile progress
sease is decima,ing the European troops-two ON
GERS and forty -four soldiers of the % regiment having
died during the months of June aud July. The re-
strictions imposed TO the employment oil pilots on
The river exsts no longer. The Captain can take any
pilot he pleases, provided the pilot has license.
The London Standard, speaking OF letters from china,
received by the India Mail says "ESporters 10 emma
have acted impruden,y crowd'ng upon the markets
such an abundance Of articles to lower the price OF oil
10 the market
There is much speculation in the French papers upon
the forthcoming opening of the Chambers and also
uuon The movements Of the Duke OF Bordeaux IN Lon
DON They remark that of The distinguished aris-
,ocracy of Enela visers al his Hotel in Belarave
Square They even say, that the Queen visited SIR
Robert Peel TO avoid receiving him officially, and so as
no, TO give HIM afiront The Duke was expected to
leave London the 18th December, few days alter
which the Qnean would return
The AIgiers Monitor of the 18th November gives a
long account Of the expedition of Gen Tempour, IN
which the Calf Abdel Kader was surprised, in The
midst of his camp forty leagues in the DESERT and killed
with four hundred OF his men,
From Spain we have the usual variety of troubles
and disturbances. Olazaga, the Minister of State has
been removed by the Queen, and The whole Ministry,
offer this, gave in their resgnatons, with two exceF-
tons who, with the President and Vice President OF
the Cores are charged with The formation OF new
Cabinet, The charge against Oiazaga was, that ne al
tempted dissolve the Cortes without having concert
with his colleagues.
Madrid was que, on the let December but the ex-
element throughout the country seemed greater Lan
ever.
A telegraphc despatch from Bayonne, the 4th Of
December, says:
"By decree of the 3Ot, Of November, NJ. Gonzales
Bravo has been named as Minister Of Foreign Affairs
In his character of Chancellor, he presented to the
Cores the sitting Of the ISL the declaration OF the
Queen, sh wing that NJ. Oiazogn, ait-r having shut
himself up with the majority, in her apartment, on the
night Of the 2Sth of November forced her, by holding
her hand, TO sign decree fer the dissolution OF the
Cortes"
The Augsburg Gazette, of Dec ID. says, L" letters
have been received from Carlo tonight, which say That
the Pasha of Soudon has been poisoned by order OF Me-
hemct AL and also that there have been some disorders
in Syria