Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-01

Sien affairs has received His Majesty eomaads signify
- he Ministers Of friendly an neutral residing At
ibis ,hs. the measures have been taken BY
o. ba 81, .S m. o. The
he law Of nations will be adopted and executed With res
pee all vessels which may attempt To violate the said
has from the British suu,dron
Srenss, With i've fea,es tue Dey had refused
ard making preparations sustain bombart Mt
,Ie Bay them under The Mole NE had also
commanded an immense number Of troops fsom
sr on 18th ult by the P1ason iga,e which had been
dispatched by the Admiral.
would sho. bring In Bill permling the holders Of
foreign Grain TO grind Il into aour.
the Duties produced a, Nacciesed among the pef
engaged In this manuactur~ which soon subdu
seted and several OF the yeomanry cavalry were
injured BY brickbsis
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
NEW YoRK, Nav 27-The Packet Shin William,
Thompson, Capt. Croker, arrived yestertia, froa,
Liverpool bringing regular advces the 10Th ul,.
end from London 10 the evening Of the 18th inclu
tse. They sfford no intelligence OF importance.
LONDON, April i4.-There has heen little or nothing
doing ~ the Consol market this morning. The pre-
sent price Is sc 81
The Foreign market has heen much more active ::
the principal business doing 10 Colombian Scrip u
Bonds the formerNs at II 20 Il premium the latter
93a, 81; Chiliau Bonds 86 Peruvian do. 81 Peru
vian Scrip 4.
Expresses from Paris bring the last prices on Mon
day, Of the French Rentes, lO3G SIC. The papers
contain nolhing OF Importance.
The scrip Of the new Culomiia loan was sold YES.
terday al 4 premium OF to 81 per cent Such has
been the avidi,y obtain shares 10 It, that the app.
cations for subscriptions have been for nearly len
times its amount.
The shares Of the Equitable Lonn Bank were
brought INFO The marker yesterday, and sold nj MT
MUM varying between four and six per cent. There
are not great number on sale, and IL is believed
that the greatest portion Of the held by me mi
Of the Society," Of Friends.
Paris papers contain accounts Of horrible massacres
and excuses which have taken place in several
ctes OF Spain. The prisons ut Madrid had been
bInken open, and many persons, detained for political
Offences, sacrificed. At Cor,iova, about ten have
been massacred, for the plot succeeded only in part,
A. Valencia, The cradles threw numbers into prison
These circumstances explain the cause Of the Span.
ish proc lamaton which we published yesterday from
G braltar paper.
franee-The French budget has heen presented
60 the Chamber Of Deputies. According 10 this the
whole expenditure vt 1928. ordinary and ex,raord
nary, was only LA ,6Ol 67I francs or abou, Els
100000 sterling. The produce Of the taxes mad CIV :
eeedfd The estimate by IS $50 585 francs hut all The
receipts Tell somewhat short OF the expenditure The
nieres' Of thu national deb, and the sinking fund ia
6xed for 1875, Al s37 O35, 785 francs, or SO 600
The taxes continue as az 1923
Reciprocity DmirS.-Bv "a British Order in Coun
Gil, duty ol g. Gil per has beeD laid nm French
shipping. THIS duty is imposed under the Recipro.
CITY Act Tor the purpose Of placing the trade az the
two countries on an equal fooiingE"glish vessels in
french ports having Tor long period been sui ecieJ
10 similar dniv
Spani,A Prohibition D,,es-The last letters from Madrid
the prohibition The Of co,,ons and
other articles into SPAIN import duties generally
both on the eoa, and an,ers France and %
Spanish treasury has hitherto derived but little advantage
in the Of duties and is wisely proposed SO 10 re-
duce the duties the ts 20
Letters from Rio Janero state that Lord ceehraue had
had serious difference with the Brazilian (oyernmen
aad was about to return to England Lady Cochrane is
Mr. Justice Best appointed Lord Chief Justice of the
The Hscia and Fury discovery ships are rapid,v nre
paring at Drpord Tor The Polar expedition Every pre-
nury can devise 10 render their success comns' ge
will proceed about the middle OF May.
TRIESTE. March 29-Ie,ters from ()orf of IN. o .r
March gse important piece news but which needs
conhrmaIion-; Is the surrender or Aria. by particular
that the Albanian troops had oi6ed b the Insurgens
Who Immediately advanced to Jo"nins which hope
masters o these two fortresses they may consider
themselves as finally established In Epirus.
letter from Corfu, Of the nth reports that the Al
gerines have squadron cruizpg those seas and thai
the Government there had laid an embargo British
PALERMO, March 1.-THE Mariner from Bristol, ar
rived here, was fired at of Cape Bona by an Aleerne
cruizsr. but escaped without damage.
The matter Of chief moment u.s. perhaps is the suppe,
ton thrown ou' IN the House of Commons Mr. Curwen
noted agrcuituraist and advocate the corn laws thai
the ports might probably be opened for foreign grain in
suon the report Of the discussion for The
ws,ehea.sd asnt-on the motion Of sir Hu i
House on the subject Of Foreign Wheat In this
Mr. uskon fell, 1t unnecessary TO tre,oss on the uorss
at much length at TINT he should
ssn,io a !" proposing he measure ia vie he had
present In existence, prohibiting the of foreign corn
m n'. country BIZ, had passed about years ago
sion moon for allowing il TO he into flour had been
hegg @ he trusted mat whatever objection there might
alarm amongst the of British coru no oppoop
would be offered for permitting the foreign
now in warehouse to he nou for the puspose
exportaon II notorious the quality OF the T
sh corn OF last season interiors be tbougt there
lore, that material Benefit would arise TO bo n.r,ies
were the -four to he made from foreign wheat TO-
be mixed with that produced from British corn The mea
sure In view would carried into effect be beneficial to
the British and to the British capitalist prs
perry was and has been for two years. locked up in
our warehouses r. -
Mr. Cnrwen feared there was great probability that
our ports would open for the importation foreign grain
on he ON o. August measure which could but be
rnous 70 the agricultural interests Of country which
were only Just now recovering from distress But he
thought that the then under the of
me committee would he confined lis operation he
oforegn grain now In 10 This copniry was ony
the produce Of the las, harvest with an
The 100000 quarters Of foreign were on
sufficient for very few days consumption indeed O''
the he reason for tie alarm esp1essss
cy an honorable member that the ports would he Opened
LONDON, April is-Les,ers from Missoioprsi. bearing
date iib sth, aud 18th February, were received
iney compiets arrangement Of the
military laboratory furnished by the Greek Committee,
which will he ofthe greatest importance to the success OF
he war Two spies had just arrived Lepanto they
slated that the AIbanans had seized the Citadel and were
determined TO surrender IL the uots who were march
og 'htber Albania was disturbed by a civil war. ARA
was left with only 500 Previsa With 60 and the
eer says "ali the prospects ofbe Greeks are
Al Tue instance OF Lord Byron "a Turkish
and children, have bad the offer of being nne G
mem refuse IL and remninedthe rest We're semi 10 Preyi
"a our sthers were sent hack Usu Pacha Al Pstras
Turkish brig had been shore AZ chi sod
peen SET on hre by the srew when they found ina, she
oud no escape espurej another blown mn AZ Jrpan
10 on the day. These with the ope To-, ,hs.
greatly weakened In. Turkish na,s ost at 'nca, hHu