Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-01
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| '''' "''e'i''o correspondent III tlat place.
| Courier.
,n, HaUama, Nay 10, 1891.
| The corvette JoHS ADAMS is still detain-
ed here; and it is whispered that she will not
be despatched until the packet from Cadiz
arrives, which is momentiy expected.
This port is now full ofshipping. and
ireights are heavy to the continent at from
10 10 per ton. The Market is overstock-
ed with American produce, and the best
Philadelphia Flour VIII not command over
Sl3 per Dbl.
There has been exported from this place
laccording To an OiIiciai account publisbedD
during the three first months of the wear,
1875 boxes OF Sugar, 1892 arrobas OF
Coiiee-the export of the last article during
the two past months, has been very con
sldetlble, particularly t. the continent of
Europe, and hrce-fourths Of the crop has
been already shipped. Prime green Coffee
commands q cents, and expected TO 20
higher, o.
The number of vessels which have en-
tered this bort during the months ofJanuary,
FEBRUARY and March, are 3GJ, and 3I7 have
sailed from this during the same period"
nay IL" The Comet having been de-
taIned in port since my letter of the 12th,
again address you, and beg leave to state
leave this for Pensacola on Wednesday next.
The Cadiz packet arrived yesterday, in a
long pas5agc-nothing new has vet trans,jr
ed. The herm. brig Alnbuscadc, from ".
YORK, III 10 days, and schr. Washington.
from portland, also arrived yesterday Pri-
ces OF colonial produce the same as quoted
on the 12th,'
If Mr.. Bradish be diplomatic agent of
the United States TO Constanfinople' if is
secret better kept than our government
secrets generally are. I.Nds mt
We understand the U. s. brig Fnfernri.e
capt. Kearney, will sail from this port TO-
morrow for Washington City, where she will
taHe On board several passengers, and proceed
to Pensacola. Thence, if is said, will sail on
crulze In the w. Indies. A Boston paper
mentions that w. ID. Robinson Esq. will
take passage in her, and be landed Mt Port
an frincc' NJ T. Ilfer. .4dy.
PHILADELPHIA, May 26.-The Spanish
" Gazette of the Government of the 3Oth
blarch, says ofthe dispatch of Allies sent
from Laybach to their plenipotentiaries at
Naples To comprehend this document.
there is one general rule to BIZ tazen--lor
each word let another Of tie entirely opposite
meaning be substituted, and the result Of this
process will be The true original"
POSSESSION OF THE FLoRIDAs.
Col. Bnfter, of the L. S. army, left this CT
ty yesterday morning, in the T. S. scbr. Tar
tar, capt Paine, on his way TO Amelia Island.
where lac will open negotiations with his
Excellency the Governor of East Florida,
for the exchange ofFlags and the delivery o f
the post of st. Augustine. From the dispo-
sltion of the Spanish Governor recently ma
infested, OF retiring from his command, we
have reason to believe, that every facility
will be afforded col. 3. for speedy accom-
plishment Of his mission.
Col. GddsdeH, we understand, has been
authorised to receive the public property at
ST. Marks. BARREN GrzeHS
A passenger in last evenings southern
stage, from ST. Augustine, informs us that
the American troops destined for that quar-
ter had arrived, but would not be received
by the Spanish government. No newspaper
had as yet been published, and would not I'M
III tie Americans had taken complete DOS
session. Savannah Museum esd iIqg.
John G. Bird, Of Georgia, has been appoint
cd, by the President, Attorney of the United
States, for Fast Florida.
CHARLESTON, Mey q6.-By the Steam
Ship R1bed Fulton, Captain Morn, we have
received New Orleans papers TO the 18th in
slant, aud Havana papers TO 2sd inst. inclu-
s,re. The n. Orleans papers contain no
thing OF interest.
hcneral LALLEWAND, is among the pas
sensers irc1 n Cdaaas; on lis way 10 New
Yofk.