Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02

reported at the above dale that Fl ench troops
we're approaching the Ronda Mountains.
Half dozen royalists are said TO have en-
tered st. Rogue on the 2lst of July, and to
have ordered the requisite preparations To be
made for the reception of their party, which
was to enter that town in the afternoon, re-
port said TO the amount of four or five thous-
and men. The troops stationed there I'M
der Gen. OrdOneZ, had il seems, retired from
that place on the preceding night in two
divisions the one taking the road to Tariffa.
the other that leading to Estepona. On the
morning of the ssd, the RoyaIists attempted
but in vain, to get possession of the Spanish
lines.
New York August Cove have received
by the British ship Broke, which arrived yes
terday, Greenock paper of the 18th July.
GLASGOW, July 1--WE have again ex-
perirnced very lively demand for Cotton.
both from the trade and spectators, and pri-
ces have advanced from I'd to Id per ID. The
sales amount to 324S packages. About GO
barrels Ashes have been sold at ass. to DC.
Tor Pot, and 46s. per cwt. for Pearl.-A small
lot of Can DINA Rice brought eos per cwt-
The Grain market has been extremely fat
throughout the week, and the sales of Wheat
and Oats were at Cd. to Is. per boil reduction.
GREENocK, July i5.-The London papers
English Catholic Relief bill, has been lost in
the House of Lords.
The Morning Chronicle published few
weeks since, fabricated thing which il called
" Secret Treaty at Verona, of 22d Noyem-
her 1892" The Piioie Paris paper, copied
this, and for So doing has been sentenced TO
months Imprisonment, aud fine of 1000
francs.
The negotiations for the payment of the
I ctrs., IL, L
Austrian otst due TO tins country, have been,
we understand, brought To "A successful issue
1t has been stipulated tina, e. 800 900 will be
paid in specie, by the Emperor in the course
nf Two years Dispatches to this effect have
been received from Vienna.
we are sorry To hear that come lawlpss pro-
| ceedings have taken place n the neighbour
hood OF Barnsley, ard that certain houses have
been entered by men with black faces during
the night, who have destroyed the property
at such of the weavers az have returned to
their work on the terms prescribed by the
masters. Leeds Mercury.
| From the Norfolk HeraldJ
A question has been suggested, whether on
| the arrival of the u. S. frigatr Congress. Cant
BIDDLE, oil Cadiz. with our Minister to Spain.
Mr.. NELSON, the French blockading squadron
VIII permit her TO enter the port ? We willuot
undertake 10 settle the question of righi in this
| - Nv
more competent eXpounders of national law
Than we profess to be, simply state the fact
| whTh we Ind IN = Gibraltar paper of the Goth
June. that his Britannia Maicsty's brig Lnrinic.
Capt. Brooks, bound from Gibraltar to Cadiz.
was turned off by French ship of The line,
with the following certificate from the French
| Admiral:
"OG Cadiz, June Of, 1898.
Baron Hamelm, Rear Admiral, COM
ma sifnu D
Atlantic,
by virtue ofhis instructions has prevented
His Britannia Mairsty's Brig Laviuia, Capt,
john BROOKS, from entering The port of Cadz
which IS strictly biockadrd
Signed BARON HAMELlN."
WAsnINGToN, August a8.-The Board of
Commissioners for deciding on the cases Of
claims arising under the first article of the
treaty OF Client, assembled and organized it.
sell al It's rooms on the Capitol Hill on Mon.
day last. The board is composed. on the part
oil the United States. of Mr.. Cheves, Com
missioner, and Mr.. Seawe, Arbitrator; on
the part OF Great Britain, Of Mr. jackson.
commissioners and Mr. MTal ish, Arbitrator.
MIR. James Baker, the acting Consul Gene
raj of Great Britain, was chosen Secretary 10
The Board, aud Mr.. Charles Manly, of Raleigh,
! North Carolina, was chosen Clerk
Mr.. Hay, il Will he rccolIecred. is the Agent
appointed 10 arrange the claims, sc.
On Tuesday, after transacting all the bust
ness which could at this time be acted upon
the Board ADJOURNED TO meet again on the Goth
day Of October next.
We understand that no decision on the
average value TO be allowed for each slave has
been made; and that, of course, the ,'riinitive
list OF claims has not yet been submitted to
the Board r.Vnf. mi.
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