The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-06

Try. Amazing voluntary contributions mad
been raised for the support of the war in
the Peninsula.
RECRUITS AND BLAEKETs-SVTya re-
loice to ascertain, what we never doubted.
that Recruiting goes on merrily in Penn
sylvania. Let but the blast OF war blow in
GU Fears, and as SIRE as we live. thousands
OF swords I'll star, from their scabbarts 10
aveTge our wrongs and do usjustce If as
=" " T1nilsnered- there are not 0La.sL.,s~ IA, tho
Puohc stores, there are plenty in private
houses, and citizens will give them cheer
luiiy.S 1they be wanted; II is only to ask
and ye shall have. Philadelphia city could
ana 1Vo"la give. IN one day, Blankets for
ten Thousand men 4! Dem. Press.
Extract of letter from Paris, dated Ian.
], 1872.
The state Ct affairs in relation to the u ;.
states, are here in fair way of entire and
SATISFACTORY adjustm ent, and several OF
those vessels which had been detained nm.
ger the Berlin and Milan DEGREES, have been
restored upon the application of our new
ambassador, (lMr. Barlow who has been
received here with the greatest distinction
mere has been some rumor ON foot IF a
Conmerclai treaty-and as far as I have
heafa concerning it, the terms are liberal
- 10, az ahtageous among other things, it
- saiu' .hat oona-hde American products
and the products of French colonies in,no,.
teq In American ships, are to be allowed
entrance and transit thro' France. TIC
want OF q true knowledge of the United
otates by the statesmen here. b,s b.en
,iueh Ielt' and 1t is acknowledged, and this
knowledge has been for some tima lean;nn
to better SYSTEM.
Smuggling of British goods into France
is notwithstanding you III be surprized ,ybe,
tell you to what extent the British have
carried smuggling in another quarter. En-
SSH vessels nave passed the Dardanelles
VIZ" tneir own flag, and have, on their en-
terihS the Euxine, hoisted the United Sta,es
nag, and with counterfeited paners -
entered the Russian ports thev have thrs
carried on trade extensive beyopd beI;ef
nro4gh inns medium they have not only
introduced the products Of the West Indie |
out tne cottons of the u. States. the Iatt.,
OF WHICH has been rebaled to resemble ~.
Levant bales, and sent overland into Eranne
as Leyant cotton, All the charges on ,I,;s /
transit trade does not amount TO an mr. en- |
per cent which the merchants in Franc |
Pay 90 insurance, and the difference of the |
uuuI' oe'weeh other cottons and those of /
.hS e,"n. makes up, III the actual state of
the market, profitable trade. Rut tL.s.
things only show to what shifts commarc;aI
men must be put, to encounter sucb 20
r'ety OF changes, all OF them attended by ex-
Fences and necessarily reducing profits he
ow what is necessary to sustain any COM
nerce Ior any length of time. If there We
peace we should have u noble rad. ,,;,h
his country there are few things ,hat
;annot De had more abundantly, and for
.o@eI prices, than any part of E1robe Tn.
.efnal commerce is wonderfully active &
: ), a y asowsd that external commerce must
'uiieF, pnW It's put beyond the power of
external oppression. How soon that NAV
DC, pretend not to determine--but ! NAV
, :, to say we shall both see that time
!, mere is something doing ip the north Of
, veauiany without arWs, WHICH could never
ave taken place had not arms accomplisb-
"a SO much there before. The Whole afl
ne shores OF the Baltic, will be shut. Won
nay be assured, as eGectually as the shores
'etween The Seine and the Rhone. Little
'owever, IS said on political affairs. and :
Il.