Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-02

captains are na permitted to come on shore will
nut underc DING cleansing Of days 10 the heaiil
efNce, alter which they cannot GO on board their
se's ag-in until the carsoes entirely out. The
noc OF discargue the cargo is attended with much
Inconvenience and expence, owing To- the ridiculous
c"-emnsicr necessary to be observed, and which
nstitutef sIely tor the pecunry interest OF indiyd
uals. Vessels with other cargoes are qaarantined
agr-eahle 70 the caprice o certain OH GERS. Indeed
with r. sl'ect tn commercial regulations, nation IS
less ta'ored ny this government than the Uaited
Stat ..
e. The markets are dull here and this country is
not st all dependent on the States for supplies
which, when required, can with mu.l, more facility
he procured fium places IN Europe. Commerce is
completely at stand, without urich llrsLa5,ity of
improving az present.
" The Esingheit arrived here eth u!t in o5 davs
from Boston. Please be particular to request cap
tains coming tl'is in fn'ure, not deliver any
papers at Beem Health Office, as the pustaye To-
Lisbon. ny new regulation, is 20 cents for single
letter."
The GROCERS Of the City of Baltimore have
pubc'y--
" Heso',ed That, in co. sequence Of repeated
iosses at ~ per cent. tarc New-Orleans Sugar IN
hogsheads, that we purchase in future New-Or-
leans Sugar in hogsheads, at smaller tsre thsn I 5
per cent on the cwt-Tlist purchase no Ri~e,
unless have the former tsre of i2 lbs. per 100
allowed.-fhst we purvh-se mn manufactgsd To-
tares-That purchase Salt arriving Coast
wise, unless m-asure,, in Custom -Hons.. tuls aud
ct in storey thrown into the sl-bushels with =
shovel That We. as purchasers from the Auction
GERS, highly disapprove OF The manner in which they
nj present can,iuct their business being in the con-
prac, ice Of retsiling articles which they
have for sal, ard that committee Of four persons
Ike appointed to wait on them and conf the snb-
Iect, and report The result future taee,ing, Of
which the committee will give public notice"
EIfrocf Of letter from q rery intelligent .Il,ef:
can gentleman in Ftunce-Dafed
"PAu,s, I7th July, 1876.
al am still opinion that the Bourbops c,nnot
remain in France. The d sroNtent is becIning
more general, and the folly aud wick snesJ Of the
present government keeps the ns,iou in conti.,,ai
state OF alarm, division and discoptent. Partial i-
s'iirections have taken place, and numerous
sl'iraci sure discovered aud defeated bat the pub
lic opinion is riI,ening for revolution, which vii!
be universal and irresistible The fate o, ,he Bow.
bois WILL however, be decided without taking into
consideration tn general hatred sgast them by the
financial state of the nation. The deficit is enor-
mmis, and must increase IN proportion to the du-
n'i'ion OF the quantity OF the circulating medium
which y'vi know consists entirely OF pecie in which
the contributions paid daily to TIE amount of
one hundred and eighty thousand dollars, which
are laden IN wagons and 60 out of the Country
Ihe crisis is approaching which must produce re-
Vo'ouon, aod make France independent, or ehace
her from the map Of Europe. The situation Of En-
gland is snch rs 10 render absolutely necessary
to her existence, a, a FIRST rae po.cei'. To main
tam her present immense establish neuts, and pay
the interest OF her ew,rmons debt, she must have
the exclusive commerce OF tie hole wor 4, and
thing but war with the North OF Europe give
thai Ia her; aud that must, and will long
take place. Russia, on her part, is preparing for
war, and Determined 10 maintain aud increase her
present aseenfancy size will first take the remain
der OF Poland and then Turkey bet russia must be
indemnified in Hanover and the north of Germa-
ny, and for that, France mvst be her ally. She will
probably deliver France Of her present tyrants. and
then, supported by her, carry into execution her
vast pr jects."