Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-25
FROM FRANCE.

New YORK, August l9.-Ihc ship Belle, |
capt. Hnniin:dou, ariivrd Yesterday trom !
Havre, which place she lcftoU the Sih of July. |
We have received Paris papers TO The 5ih, |
which furnish nothing OF interest. Thc Hvlle |
hurried from Havre Though tear OF IA coun- !
tervailins Tonnage law, which had not yet been
published, but was hourly expected at Havre, |
TO operate upon all American vessels arriving |
after the Isl OF July.
The toilowin. letters, aie from the. most re.
spectacle sources.
Paris, Jaiy7
am this moment informed. from IA high
source, that a decree OF the Kin. il prepaiine, |
All the American vessels atthis port, that ia,e
entered since the LIST July, are dccamping.-
There will be great difficulty hereatterin for. !
wardins goods via Havre, and as the transit |
DUTY, VIA Antwerp is from To Is per crnt, |
shipments of goods iiom this country must |
hereafter be attended with enormous eXpeu-
ses, IL they are permitted 10 20 out at all.
Government have given out orders 10 the |
manufacturers at Lyons, ST. Etiem. and Avg-
non, TO the amount of eleven millions o. traucs
for the Russian market"
A" Hdrre, JEiy 4.-fhe general opinion is
that tonnage duty OF zoe francs will he laid
on American Vessels; but that negotiations
VIII be opened ia the mean white between
both governments aud that the duly paid shall
! lie reshiuted in France, il il be SO done in a.
merca TO French vessels.
| :" Upland Cotton. IS Louisiana, 81 TO 81
| Rice. sat.
| :" Harre, JGly s.-Rice is lower. say 81, so,
duty paid, and sales are making at that price
on deHce,y. Coffee, Bisk. Co,tons steady at
33 To 35 Tor Uplands, aud 81 10 80 for Orleans,
duty patd-bu few buyers 10 be fonud III the
present dubious state of affairs. We do not,
| however, anticipate amy decline"
We understand the R0Suiie from this mort
sold her cargo of Flour al HAVE, "a, Al francs
| per bl.
PARIS, June ie.-Various arrests have
lately taken place amongst others are
announced those OF NJ. NJ. Colonel Pail
| hes, Parent, t!ormrrly an otlcer,) EHuil.
Ter "a booksrller) Dolbis and Samquaire-
S"uiigne. The latter is one OF the Edit.
ors OF the Renonlmec.
On Thursday morning several Of The
students ofihe Colleges ui Law and Me.
dicitie we're arrested at their residences.
During the sitting of ihe Chamber OF
Deputies on Thursday, Gen. Foy, in de-
claiming against The demand Of 70o O0Or
for the expenses OF The Ministry Of Foreign
Affairs, complained among other mat.
tcrs OF alleged influence exercised by
England over he cabinet Of iiic rulIleries
lie SAID, Having spoken OF the English,
and pronounced the name of England, |
wish before descend from this tribune,
10 draw your attention 10 two circmm
stances ofvery recent occurrence, which
interest our policy and our dignity.
In the first place, The Queen OF Eng
land has recently announced, that having
eriertaIned an intention ipassing ilro'
France OH her way 10 her own country,
she had renounced II. in consequence Of
I lie iDfieCnce exercised IN The English
Government over the Government Of
France. (Viol MT mnrmurs;
In the second place, lind III a report
made bv The minister OF mariAe TO the hing
that ship oi ihe line and Il irigata sail
ed from Tou!on on The 18Th ofJuly, 1910,
for The purpose OF notifying Ia lie Barba.
~ powers, IN concert with an English
squadron, the intentions al The powers Of
Europe relative 10 Ike piracIes commit
ted by The armed ships Of those regcnries.
ask you III Tie name OF French deli
cacy, IS ii well tina, an oEScial Testimony
proceeding from 50 high source should
20 through the world uucon,radicIed q
Is il iii that the kings ships should sail
and operate III conjunction with HE yes
sis u those who burned our I'oulon feet
-(Fioieni nIuriDurs aud agiialion)-wiih
| those who were our most implacable ell
emias 2"
The minister of foreign affairs, lin reply,
alluded but slightly TO these two points.
! With respect TO lie first he only said YOU
do not expect that should explain the
assistance given to the Spanish refugees,
or 10 the Queen ofEngland. The classi.
hcaiion III This particular is not very
respectful 10 her majesty. With respect
10 The second, he remarked that the OBJ
seivalion madeby General Foy was Who'll
~ subverSive Of every principle of muiu-
Il alliance by whicl a French Friga,e WAS
joined still an English iriga!e 10 convey
10 the Barbary Powers an iniIDaiion Of
the wishes entertained by the iTo first
maritime powers of Europe.
MADRID, June G.-Ihe king, DESTROYS
| of c0ncurring IN The wish expressed BY
| his Giosi Christian Majesty. las ordained
thar all Frencliwen shall be liberated who
may BE detained IN any quarter whate-
YER OF Spain, aud the Americas, whether
as being without passports, as spies, or
for having furnished supplies 10 ihc iusur-
! gents or served in their ranks.
Ills majesty the king, in walking Tire
| The streets, causes all the Journals which
! he pcrceivcs announced 80 be purchased,
| and lac reads fhe most striking articles
! FRANKFORT, June All descriptions
OF public paper currency are risiBg on
our exchange. Even tie old Siesian
BONDS, which used to be noted IN the
course OF exchange al per cent. have
risen nearly 10 90, in consequence OF las
vorable accounts said 10 have been re
ccived from Vienna. The Westphalan
! bonds, Ia conse QneRce Of the great pro-
! babiiI'y Of speedy regulation OF the
affairs OF Wes'pialis, h2ve risen TO 2s,
exclusive 81 ihe arrears OF interest. Great
! speculaIl0uS are made in Spanish Wales
II has just been announced on Charge,
that iiie honse OF RothschiId, ia iondon,
has undertaken 10 negotiate new loan
| OF 100 millions Of roubles for Russia.
! LONDON, july 4.-The hI0niieur Of
| Friday last contains The Official promulga~
| ton Of Tie Election LaW--and announces
! he p5oporIiOn of pcw members TO be