Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-06
SEVEN Daya LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL, OF TIE AFRICA.

The Bank Of England returns show increase Of more
than hall million sterling in The circulation OF notes. %
compared with tue spending period OF last year. ht
bullion cd By the Bank the beginning OF Deceoe' was
| upwards Of sixteen millions sterling
Tie organs of The Austrian government are LOUD IN uelr
autalons Louis Napoleon. The Hungarian journals ds-
approve Of his conduct.
il is stated from Vienna that Prince Schwarzenbrig has
desired the Sandman government 10 receive an austrian
garrison in the piedmonesc fortress Two regiments "l the
garrison vi Bolaguc have been ordered 10 advance Oh Tue
road 10 Rome. =,
Louis Napoleon had been long preconcerted win me fhPc
of Russia aud Of Aus.ra tina; the funds necessary or
lis accomplishment furnished by the ofc anu d'
they were transmitted TO Paris via Vienna ~
SPAIN AND THE UNITED STATES.
Pardon OF the Cuban Prisoners.
The Madrid Gazette cunalnS The following iIhpoiaht ah
nouncenlrnt in its official part:-
| MINISTRY or FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The rel which The government OF tie United states mas
given recamconS of her Mplestys government mas
just been received BY an extraordinary channet r,
The frank and honorable with when Tue iedcrai
government has conducted itself this OCCASION icHho"
lcdan. nsult offered the Spanish flag by seaous
crowd, approaching it III the same terms as ie government
Of her Majesty and Offering t" The latter an 'ne
in the satisfactory terms, has decided her majesty u"
consider herself fully satisfied this subject ordering inc
note addressed by the Hon. MIR. Daniel Webster Secretary
OF Foreign AiTIi of the United States 10 Don Angel Cal
Jeron Bafca Minister Pcnipolenllay oil her Majesty
al Washington, 10 be published in The Gazette:
fer Majesty has ordered the publication o his iPoan
document, because in is consigned net ofJustice which
satisfies Spain much it cxalts the government Of uc
United States of which her Maestys government never
that would dsapprove such painui
and thar the loyalty Of its conduc; on ms occasion ~
offer guarantees and greater securities lo INC
Of Inc friendly relations which, WIN
ape have constantly existed between the two governments
That of her Majesty considers it as an event OF inc
importance Tor both countries that the nesociaioh
10 this grave SUBJECT nave terminated u" 81
manner. :; I,od w,.h
Mr.. Nea5teE's note "hlch IS d io's ot 80 ~ account
ingtOn November Is. and commences ny giving a., me-
OF The affair al New Orleans snting SUCH crcuhs'uI
though no, cxcusina them in any way 10 put eh u"u M
least saling aspect, as mol prcineui'a'eu o
from the excited feelings Of mob OF persons none " "o
were in any official capacity and who were unae INC
sion that many American citizens haa oeet pt ;J NJ
the Spanish authorities without triai VI hn! n
Webster AZ the same timc declares that this government
thos. outrarcs us unisiable acts, as equally
irnominos and patent ntractlon OF outy anu vi IT,
rm and that dsapproveS them as truly ana aepres '."
NJ rnoruv az Senior C,deron or his government can no.
The Spanish consul in this country luIne ocia uhc
tons and protected not only by The principles VI M Jaw VI VA
inns NJ OF Tie laws Of The country but also ny Ec express
snurjons of rsacs; and the undersigned mas received Or
s from The President Seuor CadeFon mat hese
events have caused and that he considers
IL dmc IN hsr Catholic Macstys Government TO confess and
acknowledge l The note goes on u say tnal lhc iel
can Government will indemnify Mr. Lnooroe me 9P!is
Consul ~ New Orleans for all losses he sustained on The
,c,,s;nu but ia answer Senior Calderons demand OF Inc
same Indemnify other Spanish subjects whose sncps
wnr attacked their claims considered 10 be o different
character tie first has right 10 special indemnify me lal-
ter have right the same protection as American cIcns
nave ami il il added that i'll applying TO the tribunals Tor
redress Spanish subjects have even some advantages over
American citizens as they entitled either 10 the tribunals
nj The United states or those of the State they reside in at
their option. The note concludes thus:
The President Is Of opinion, as nave said, mat io ooVl-
Gus reasons o the Consul Is different mat the gov
eminent of the Unile. States ought 10 give just ndcinnl
SeCo lbnrde and he VIII recomniendlt 10 INC
Congress III the first sngs Of the next Legislature This
all that in his faculties - de- II Is casc without pre-
ceen, bu, the President being Of opinion that Senior La.
ought 10 be in emnhed mas not ousht II necessary
Ia seek for precedcnts Of it,
In conclusion the undersigned has to say that if Seno! La
horde returns his post or the governn Of her Catholic
there 10
Inc nc,i narca OF This government resident in that city
70 RECEIVE him ard him with courtesy and "liA ma
inoa salute To the flag ri his ship in case he arrives III
Spanish vessel, demonstration OF respect that may
make known IL himself and 10 his government the Tepr"oa
lion of the government Of the United States OF me enormous
inscp caused his predecessor by an unocied noD as
vii ne The ,,nce and insult committed ~ tacni on Tor
enn nation with which the United States are ana desfe az
t" remain on Terms 9" 'e mos 0o
relations fs,ruc3l DANIEL WEBSTER
The Gazette continues thus =
This rcsr 80 satisfactory having been thus obtained and
ha pursn our lady desiring give the respectful
' - 6S,n.sa md IN his con, 8, by n -nnntune.
Gus act her royal clcmency TO PHrd"n un h; prisoners
nrocccdnu from last expedition against The Isl" o Cuba,
who may citizens Of the United States, whether they he
in Spain fulfilling their sentences or whether they sun re-
main in Cuba. -.
n Washinaton who has known well how comprehend
the espe cve positions VI the Spanish government and that
If the United States in order bring 10 happy lermina
ton and in the most conclaory manner 30 important gnd
delicate business And in order give him proof oil her
royal esteem she has conceded him the Grand Cross OF
Charles ILL., in virtue OF The following
ROYAL DECREE.
Desiring to give proof OF how pleasing have been
the distinguished services OF Don Angel Caderon de Ia Bar
Gu my Master Penpoenarr in the United States DUNG
The lime that he fufl5 that important mission and singu-
rv so in The last and delicate negotiations charged To his
zeal and loyalty by my government and SO satisfactorily
terminated; conforming myself with the proposal OF my
Minister OF Foreign Affairs in accord with The council OF
minister's hcreb cOuccdc him the Grand Cross OF the
roya and distinguished order OF Charles III.
Given in the Palace Dec q 1851.
IS signed by the royal hand
u.nno,ers;6nct) e. MaRorIsE DE MIRAFLoREs,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
senior Iaborde was 10 leave on the 10Th instant for Ha-
vana and To 90 thence in ship of war 10 New Orleans
THE REVOLUTION IN FRANCE.
Correspondence of the London News Dec. IL.
PARIS, Dec. l5-P. NJ.
r,a, attention i paid TO the returns of from Agc
ria The large army in that colony have il is snid declared
against Louis Napoleon. The arm on which he has count,
cd-,tc army, BIZ means OF which ne has hitherto worked
out his UNANIMOUS wl.can longer be relied upon An
unisaNcakc symptom Of revolt has BEEN shown lhe de-
cision Of army OF Algeria may, perhaps, form me turn
i'm point affairs Several regiments nave Vnteh IN the
nrpavc aud others aostanCd On this account the votes
Of the army longer published The Eiysee is greatly
piqcd ALSO Ike hostile yo'cs OF the Eeoc poytGcnqne
the Ecu. dc ST Cyr the Ecole dAplication at Metz and
thu pupils al the military hospital OF tie Val dc trace
The Constitutional announces that General CaVaisnac
was set al liberty yesterday morning. Anxious to ascertain
il this important worthcr OF credit man some
other enana,ng from The same source called
No. II Rue dc leider the house OF General Ca7aigac,
and learned from his that liz mad not reached home
H.. was expected tonight ] am told that the Generals
marriage with Maieinoiscc Oder snlcnnzed in The tort
at Ham and thai the newly married pair about 10 take
their departure for olan where the family OF Madame
Oiie reside II appears probable that the expectation OF me
GENERALS household with regard his visit TO Paris will
not be realised.
The Minister of The Interior had addressed circular 10
the Projects ordering the dissolution Of all corps OF Nation
Guards which be trusted ii the present moment;
and the provisional supply Of vacant commands election
hcpp now Of question: by citizens who can DC relied
mon The arms used BIZ carefully removed 10 me
arseuuls. ,
The Eysee at this beseged by the demands of
the military who follow the rule of striking while the iron
is hot tina; the colonel Of regiment was telling, at
mess in high flown styc the brilliant reception he had met
with from The President and encouraging the officers with
homes of rich rewards "Yes" replied captain but there
is another regiment still higher in favor al the Elysce than
ours" (Which is bat?" The captain then mentioned the
regiment when invaded the Assembly, and added that the
President ioken OF his great contentent had embraced
the colonel who had captured the qucstors You will have
seen BY letter OF Yesterday ny what breach OF conn.,
dcncc this done and infer the degree OF honor 10 be al
tached distinction lIvhed for such services.
The nsur:sction in the Basses psis said 10 be
,eey rcressrd except Barcconctte, which still holds
out. The project has gone thithcr with troops
a pamphlet entitled "Dcs Principles en- malierc de coups
he written Louis Nlpoleon