Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-05


go The seuicucc.
We are happy 10 observe Il continued |
announcement ~ these papers oi thc pro- !
grcssive decrease m the prices 90 grain, /
aud the general prospect 90 prosperous !
htrvest. lp the cu irVpS Of Paris they !
have already begua u reap the cora, !
which Is Described Us most abundant.
Letters FROM Rpmc express Gypa; doubts |
upon the probable recovery 81 the Pope.
Il he accident ne mot with has uucl, i'm
pairgd his health, already shattered by
many sutrrings rs well SIS hy old age Il
Is supposed FFincc Ncuemch VIII not
piiit Rome Guriue LIS uncertainty
Io-morroly ~ esu;iug-day at the stock
Exchange great fluctuations In The funds
are stll looked Tor. Q per Cent. Cousois,
Tor the August account, were Yesterday
30 low as So this mornlng iheV advanced
to 6f4 at twelve o'clock, g 5-S "a.
Improvement IN the young crops of
wheat has been more general and sudden
M the course of the last fortnight than
the most experienced agricuiiuristS Nave
before rc,Dcuhere,i-Niih such r9pidity
OF vegetation have thcy burst into full ear,
that an early instead Ola protractrd har-
vest, Is nov expected This promising
change, as might be look q for has given
so favorable Il turn 10 The mdrAets, as TO
lower the average prIcc OF wheat within q
few days nearly twenty s!iilnvs quarter.
Mir. Barring las set of tor Paris. appa-
rentiy OF business relating go tie loan ne
gociaied sumo months ago by the French
government with han and other contract
ors.
Lord Arundel died at Bath on Monday
last lin The saith year ofhiSarc. Ills Lord
snip Is succeeded IN his titles by his eldest
son, James Everaud Arundel, Who married
MARY fln W Il Z Z 3.
quis Of Buckingham.
The Prussan Vice Consul AZ Cherburg
has published notice, that lie had re-
ceived adrICes from the Prussian Consul
al MarseilleS. stating, on the authority OF
the captain Of merchant vessel which
left Alslers on the 18th ult that the Dew
bad fitted out lrigate of II gums and
some smaller vessels, which had sailed
some days before the departure of the a.
bove vessel and that they we've sent cut
Tor The purpose of crni2mg IN the Channel
against Prussian vessels, u, well as those
.! The 5anSca;Ic towns. ihiS Intelligence
II IS stated is confirmed by private letters.
An article from Barcelona mentions.
that after the sentence pronounced by the
Council OF War, General Lacy Was remoy-
ed from The Citadel, where he had been
confined, 10 be embarked on board YES
sci 1t was supposed he womb be sent to
the Island Of Malo:ca.
America Is now said, in the papers of
that country, 10 possess twelve sail of the
line, and 10 have several more vessels of
that magnitude on the stocks. we are
more inclined to mention This circum
stance, from the opportunity which il
gives MS CT noticing work every way re-
markable and deserving confederation.
"Oa the Naval Occurrences in the late
warhe;wren Great Brilanand America"
by agentlsman OF the name ofjames. who
WAS Tor some time a prisoner in America
and has given his attention in what NAV
be termed a professional wav, 10 The con
sidelation of those causes by which the
Ame leans obtained some apparent tri-
umphe over rs. His conclusions are most
honorable 70 oar sllili aud courage and,
we trnst, viii be equally beneficial TO us
ln tie way 0f direction and Guide for the
future. Il is impossible here 10 insert the
authors plans or fables suffice If 10 say.
that his work Is one OF colonization chiefly,
showing, by the most authentic returns,
that the superiority Otlhe Americans over
us IN acton proceeded only from their
supcrorlD, either IN weight or numbrr,
or both, OF guns, of men, vessels, aud even
shot Il plateof the different kinds Of shot
used by tile Americans beiuganueXed. In
addition 90 the claims of minute acc,lra-
cv, IN ali Ike calculations ofmcn and me-
iai, tonnage, and size of vessels engaged,
the work iUay serve as an entertaining his
tory, of the hate naval war II is address
cd 10 Sir Philip d. V. Broke, who on
liie LIST OF june, 1913, IN his majesiv's fri
gate shannon captured after close ac-
ton OF 5 minutes, himself leading the
boardcrs, the United States irlgale the
Chesapeake. Of tie sane force"
Wednesday al twelve o'clock full
meeting oftile Lords of the Treasury look
place. Their tordships continued sitting
tl'lthrCe O'Clock, when the Earl of Liver
pool and the Chancellor of the Excheauer
went TO attend Cabinet Council, which
was summoned TO meet at that hour at
the Foreign O.ice. The Council cOninu-
ed IN deiIberaiiOH Ill past five.
The beads OF the Admiralty and the
Ordnance hate had meetings with the
Earl OF Liverpool during the last few days.
By Parliamentary paper 1T appears,
that there are about 20 individuals who
have dividends due TO them upon the Or
phan Fund, for various periods, from the
year 1904 dOwnwards. In one case the
interest due is nearly five times greater
than the principal.
His Majesty the Emperor Of Russia has
sent over toufyoun Russians for the pur-
pose of being instructed the new meth
cd o. teaching, that they may be placed
81 The head Of scininaries.
Tom Ersaa igc, Jtiy l3.-There was
fresh supply OF wheat this morning, be-
sidesa considerable quantity tina. remain
ed over from Wednesday, market, but
lhcunsegHed STATE Of the weather produ-
ced an increase q buyers, and tie sales
were effected as Mondays prices. Rather