Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-17
RIGuMaNn ENQUlks&R.
'; :. :, N Esn.Y DECEMBER rs. 1852.


wEDNESDAY, DECEMBER l5. 1851
FOREIGN lNTERv ENTIoN ON THIS Gun iNh" l.
Public attraction has recently been attracted 10 me lew
luionary movement in the State OF oohola w Ao
which has led 10 declaration OF independence u0o y W
victorious insurgents and TO the nnneSat'oh u '"ut 49,
E,cs r Now York Herald of Monday, contains several
imnorant the dates of which arc from quay '
IN - ,c I2h November. II is asserted thai Count oo'-
r. !; commander Of an expedition fitted out in San ran
oo hv ,rpe commercial house in Mexico LOT thc pun
noe. of working the mines Of Almeda situated ABOUT equ
dsan, from Euayamas and Hermoslla, Tue capa' u w
State of Sonora. On taking possessioho i ''io MINIS '
ordered TO leave by another party, hed out IN he"eo u
unmarried by Gen Blanco. This Count 5oaooh ieusea
do and an engagement ensued which resulted IN e 'o
IS Tho Me,icans under Gen. Blanco Tho Mcxicans are re-
norted 10 have numbered about 2OU-ihe french uhue
Count Boulbon only $50 Fifteen Of The French were Eied
nd largo number Of the Mexicans killed and wounded
Count Boulhon then marched Remoia the capital OF
S,norn ,ook the place. declared Sonora independent ane
with his handful OF men, encampcd within one league
If Guoyamas when the vessel which brought this news 10
Acapulco left The inhabitants Of Guayamas had oil lett inc
place-most Of them having iEaernzed with the FRENCH
The French troops, miners, were 10 Strengthened ccuh
stances but there doubt but that il they can hold out
until renforccmcnis can reach them from San Francisco
Sonora will maintain her independence
This taken connection win the oeeuPa-
lion Of SANTANA in the Island of Hay is well calculated to
indicate the line OF policy which France would appear 10
have adopted in regard 10 the United States All these
movements are in conflict with the Monroe doctrine and,
whatever the present administration may do VIC look con-
IDENTIFY to that of General Pierce vndcale the true policy
and 10 pu down sinister designs of European abolition
lists in their interference with the affairs of this continent.
Whatever may be policy of The new French Emperor
who may seek avoid difficulty at home by diversion on
the American continent are pleased TO observe Striking
indications that Great Britain will not interfere between
the United States and SPAIN should collision occur on ac-
count OF Cuba In the British ousc OF Commons on Inc
18th Of November Lord Pa!merston used The following sg
nicant language:
Spain that such an iuacon Of the treaties Tor the suppress
sion OF the slave trade should continue am AFRAID mere
are influences at Madrid and t''at lfcfe are ~
teests in Cuba that tend induce the government OF opa
10 forget It's treaty obligations and omit 10 perform us
ties with regard this important matter exposing se 10
has already DONE the imPuaiion- wen or ~
fornded il is moi for me 10 it is part OF this pol
icy with the retention OF Cuba-to encourage e
increase Of the black popun Lon believing '. h @ m
crease also and the Increase OF the slave oua-
ton NAV tend make the white population cling more Close
~ to the mother country
IN commenting on Cuba and this speech, the New lork
abon-a British iourna-sla,es that the whole matter has
been the subject of elaborate in London gazette
which is said 10 represent the views Of Lord Pamcrson
The article itself excluded from the Albion in consequence
OF ite length but hc gist Of W says that paper us mat
"in any difficulty beeen Spain and the United States Great
"Briain ,sM aid Span. This is Lord Palnerstons
heat; his weight in foreign policy is well KNOWN and
sudeed il is by that he does not at THIS mo-
''men, direct modify it, though without The seals oil OIL
"6ce The concentration of several British ships of at
avana preparatory 10 cruise against savers on the coast
"of Cuba uhch take be their real dcsign-savors
, IF PalmcTstOn
"Malncsbury"
Il THE LENNON SLAVES-A number OF the turner's Of
Kent couny Md all slavch olders recently held meeting,
and resolved to secure the services Of The Hon. t. Cham
,crs late Judge OF the Court Of Appeals of Maynd 10 ar
que the Lennon slave before tho United States Su-
peme Court should the be brought before that tbu-
nal They pledged themselves 10 subscribe large fee, and
also bear poporionae share OF the costs OF the case
We trust ha: our Legislature will take for the
prosecutions through the Attorney General OF Virginia or
COUNSEL of the appeal now pending before the Supreme
Court Of New York. also of the final appeal TO the u D.
Supreme Court.
We would the Fredericksburg News that not
responsible all the opinions OF correspondents
hut have recommended the appointment OF any one
to Cabinet Office being satisfied that the President elect will
act firmly and properly the subject
The following counsel employed in the groat Fairfax
will which was lately sustained oy the verdict OF jury
| at Fredericksburg:
Messrs. Conway, Maryc Srn Scott OF Farqu!cr and Pat
ION of Richmond for the WILL and jasper of Prince William
| Forbes and Walter Jones OF Washington, for the
| estants
| Correspondence of the Richmond Enquirer.
WAsHISoToN Dec 49, 1852.
AS course every person specializing about the
new cabinet-nany pretend knop all about it, assure
you however upon authority merit 10 The best that the Pre-.
sident elect himself does know who is go into his
cabinet. Ii is true that public opinion, very great
tent designated distinguished gentlemen Tor seats in
i .a