Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-03
London, Oct. %.
HAMBURG PAPERS.


This morning we received Hamburger
papers TO the 18th inst. being day later
than any which we could have received
by the mail. They contain some authen-
tic and interesting particulars Of the late
occurrences at Smyrna, IN which the re-
SnIar Turkish government seems TO have
taken decided part against the turbulent
and unjustifIable conduct of the Algerine
pIrates:-lt was, IN fact, for aiding and
abetting these marauders, that the Turk
iSh Governor of Smyrna was put TO
death.
FRENCH PAPERS.
Justas ourpaper was preparing for press,
we receiyed the Paris Papers of Friday,
Saturday, and Sunday, being all those
now due. General Tor rather MarshaD
Grouchy has beenput upon his trial, for
his treachery to the Duke of Angouleme,
In April, 1915; but the Council of War,
after some clubbing arguments on the
part fthe Marshal, declared themselves
incompetent TO try him.
Marshal Soult has not sailed for Anne
RIGA as reported. He still resides in OBJ
security at Dusseldorf.
Warsaw, Oct. Z.
The day before yesterday, the Empe-
ror reviewed twenty-five thousand Polish
troops-he expressed the greatest salts
faction at their fine appearance, embrac-
ed the Grand Duke, aud testified towards
him the warnest sentiments of graft
tude.
According TO the last resolution of tile
Diet OF the Duchy of Warsaw, the Mill
tary Consumption for the Kingdom of
Poland is confirmed. The drawing of
lots will shortly take place, in order to
complete the Polish army TO fifty thousand
men.
The Emperor's return to St. Peters
burgh, is fixed for the 18th instant.
Comstdntinopie, Sept. 10.
The new Russian Ambassador, Baron
StrOgonow, arrived on the 9th Of Sep
TENDER at Baiukdore. frigate
which brought him, will carry Count Ital-
insky to Rome.
Italy, Sept. 80.
Many former officers OF Bonapartes
army have repaired on board small yes
sells to fhe American squadron now cruis-
ing in the Mediterranean.
In the country of Brescia, all the stocks
of arms are buying up at high prices by
Spania:,'s and Americans.
London, Oct. q.
it is defnitively settled, that the Duke
of Kent will shortly lead a continental
Princess to the hymcnial altar.
Paris, Oct. 20.
According to recent information from
the Minister of the Interior, the state of
the harvest in 1916 is as follows In ~
departments, 46 have made good har-
vest. The harvest of 20 of these depart
mcnts is superior to that Of 1914, which
was very abundant that of 81 others
may be considered as equal. In spite
Ofall the inclcmencies without example
of the season, we may be assured, that in
general, more grain has been got la this
year IN France than in 1915. The con-
sumption OF new corn beginning later
tins year than ordinary, there will in all
probability, be az excess in the resources
destined to support France till the harvest
OF 1917. 1t IS true that the quality Of part
OF the corn has been altered by the wet,
but it has not lost by that its nutritive
qnaiity, and as precautions viii be taken
that private interest recommends and ex-
pcrlcnce points out, there is little doubt
that great part OF that will be found We
~ useful.
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