Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-25

the Ministers or War, of the Interior, and
OF the Police. are charged with the execu-
ton OF the present ordinance.
Given at Paris, this 21st OF Nov. 1915.
(Sgned) LOUIS.
Ihe late events have had much infiu-
ence on the price of the public funds of the
different powers. We give the rate of
some of them at two different epochs, after
the bulletin of the Exchange of Amster-
dam:
Eat cve debt ofHoland 81 40 a. 10 ,ot ~ 10 !,
Obligations of kssia With
Heoe o Co. 50 7a1en75
do. of Spain IS IS i-ato az =,
DO. of Milan sgtoso 60 - >. 81 = I,
Do. ~ L. S-of America
borrowed for Louisi.-
Do. Of Prussia So cs , ~W IL
ia. Of Bank Of Vienna 90 10 % % to53
Certificates OF debts of
the Kingdom OF Ma
pleS dotol5i.2 1912
Paris, .Nov. 81.
In the Chamber of Peers Yesterday.
Marshal Ney's counsel, after a long de,
bate, obtained a delay. The trial was de-
fniiively put off to Monday next, when the
witnesses for the accused will be ready to
appear before the Chamber
General Lagarde, Commandment at
Mines, was wounded by pistol shot, but
1t is hoped he will recover. The last ac
Counts, at least, assure that the wound will
not be mortal.
a letter from Lond IN, dated the 18th.
says, " we are assured that NJ. La Bouch-
ere, one of the partGers in the hose Of
Hope * Co. has been invited to Paris by
the government. i'll order to settle a very
important commercial operation. Messrs.
Barring. Hope, Bathman, and the richest
II lssI L Y IL Ia,
a share in this treaty.
General Rapp is ut present at Paris, &
not at Stratsbourg, as several papers have
announced.
The Spanish general Nina arrived a few
days since in this city.
November 26.
In presenting the Treaty to the two
Chambers. the Duke de Richelicu assured
them that no reserved or secret articles
were annexed to The treaty.
Orders and instructions were on Sunday
sent from the Minister at Wars office to
the Commissares who are to deliver M
the fortrcsses to the Allied tro0ps.
Lieut.. Gen. Drouet, who surrendered
himself prisoner since the publication of the
royal Ordinances of the 24Lh July, has SOL
icited and obtained an order to be put on
his trial Immediately after that of Marshal
Ney.
The artillery of the royal guard is form
ing at Vincennes.
The Crown Prince of Sweden and his
son arrived on the 2lst ult at Christiana.
in Norway.
Count Langeron left Vienna on the 9Th
inst in order to take posse ssion of the 60
verhment of Odessa, to which he has been
appointed by the Emperor Alexander.
The Hereditary Prince of the Low
Countries left Brussels OH the 18th inst. and
arrived the same day at the Hague.
November %.
Mr.. Gibbs. an Englishman, who left
London on the 22d. Nov. brings the follow
ing intelligence
A company of bankers propose offer
ing to France, to Charge themselves at the
rate of 65 francs of all the rents which
may be necessary for paying the contr.b u-
tons to the Allies-on condition that no o.
tier shall be erected during the space of
two years, and that the French govern
ment form fund, for redeeming yearly
from to 100000 francs of the fioatine
capital. On these conditions the bankers
engage to put in circulation the rents
Which they may receive at the rate of rs
francs; the manner in which the funds for
redemption shall be employed will be TO
redeem the rents which are already in
emission to the time when the rate shall
have exceeded Is francs, a price at
which the bankers have the right to sell
the'r subscriptions ifthey find it convent
ent."
November 90.
Price of Stocks in London, November
9th, 8 per cent. consols, GO I-3-Ditto
reduced 60 rs. Omnium, 10 1-8 premi-
um.
LONDON, Nov. 25.
.6TTfu0I If the 7reGties-We have the
satisfaction to announce Mr.. Planta's arri
val this morning at six o'clock at the For
eign Office with the treaties concluded be-
tween his Britannia Majesty and his All es
and the King of France.-They were sign
cd on Monday last by Yisoount Castle
reagh and Field Marshal the Duke of Wei
lington on the part of his Britannia Males
ty, and by the Duke de Richeeu ON the
part ofhis Most Christian Majesty.
As soon as possible after Mr. Planta's
arrival, the following letter was sent to
the Lord Mayor and an Extraordinary
Gazette published A.:
DOWNING STREET, Nov. %.
"lIy Lord--It gives me great satisfac-
ton To have the honor of informing your
Lordship. that Mr.. Planta has lust ayriy.
ed with the Treaties signed at Paris on
the goth list. between the Allied Powers
and his Most Christian Majesty, by which
the blessings Of Peace are restored to Eu-
rope, and ] beg to congratulate your
4 s1rt.. Al.