Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-12
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NEW Yo2K, July S.-The packet shin Ts,-i,
from Havre, arrived at New York, on Wednesdav
ana furnishes us with few items, as sibioined.
from Paris papers to the 25.h, and Hayre 10 tbe
9th Of May.
The King had almost reached Rheims. ue vac
to breakfast al Tinqueux the 23lh VILLAGE tire.
quarters OF league from that city, where he was
to enter The magnificent coronation coach and mas,
In great state along road adorned with triumnbaI
arches, and occupied different points by the nav
ors OF that department.
It's SAID hat the number of persons called to
hhelms by their functions or iettres closes, is
i 1900. All these personases are REQUIRED IN bx
at the church by six ia the morning.
The Journal de Commerce published at Lyons
announces, that within few days the people have.
made very important and numerous arrests Jt
adds that 1t gives no details present through fear
OF being pfejudicia to the investigation.
The Cotton market at Havre was calm hut
STEADY Some few sales had been made at a mere
shade reduction from the former rates. but the
holders were anticipating from the small stock in
POSSESSION oil the consumers renewed demand
Ashes were without demand Sales of Pots had
been made al 43f. and of Pearls at 43f SOC INDIGO
had Tell; the REDUCTION in price during the month
was estimated at 2i. SOC. per To- Coifees were at
former rates a sale OF 81. Domingo in bond had
been made at l3 81
SPALE-The Paris Messenger, of The 24th
May, says such is the deplorable condition of the
finances OF Spain, that the government have JUDGED
IT expedient to dispense with the mission of an ex-
raordinary ambassador to attend the coronation. as
Wen as WIN me Spanish ambassador at Vienna
following the Emperor of Austria to MILAN.
The last brigade of troops destined TO leave
Spain, had arrl' ed at Bayonne. AT present there
re no troops except in the garrisons The Mad
RID Gazette contains royal order fixing the nav
OF the royal troops beyond sea- whence it is infer
red that the King was still ignorant of the defeat
IN feru- lac expectation of Cork has been pro-
hioted. ! hey talk again OF change Of ministry
SOUTH .4.NERICa.--Letiers from Ham,
burgh state that Sweden enters fully into the We've
OF England with regard to the recognition of the
New States OF America, and will very shortly send
Consuls thither.
THE GREERS--We are much pleased TO
find, had gained several new advantages over the
invaders, and Ill other respects going on pros
perously. They obtained signal victory ON Eas
ter day over the Seraskin Reschild P,cba. anil
compelled him 10 retreat to Janna They had
also captured, near Suda, three Turkish vessels
with ammunition, and several Austrian vessels
that were conveying provisions to Patras. Abdul
Hamid, heir to the Ottoman Throne. of whom his
father was extremely jealous, had been got rid of
oy violent death, and his brother was danger
ously Ill. These occurrences, while they favor The
views OF the Greeks, had caused much grief among
tie Jannissaries, who very DESTROYS of placing
the deceased on the throne. Ii would seem that
the sultan did not feel altogether easy in conse-
quence OF these violent means to insure his safety.
Tor ORDERS had been suddenly issued TO countermana
the march OF the troops destined for Thessaly.
Extract OF private letter Of the ST inst. from
Ineste;" Direct intelligence of the I1,h ult ON
irpoiitza announces the total defeat OF the Egyp-
tan troops, under the command of Ib.ahim Pscba
The Greeks gained This decisive victory on the 27th
Of March. The Egyptian expedition is now re-
garded as having completely failed. Several Eu-.
ropean oifcers in the service of Ibrabim Pacha
were made prisoners, and Immediately conducted 10
Napoli di Romania'
HAYTI The editor Of the " Genius OF Univer.
sal Emancipation" has furnished us with proof
sheet OF the number Of his work about 10 be pub,
hshed from which we extract the following para
graph: 1t has its Comment in itself
gentleman from Virginia, applied at the Of
nee OF the Baltimore Haytien Emigration 20 ciety on
the z1th ulmo, for information respecting the pro
pretty and practicabity Of sending a large num-
Der OF sldues to the republic of Hsyd After he
had received from the agent a statement Of the pre-
sent situation of things, relative TO the emigration
OF our colore1 people to that island he requested