Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-24

The Intelligence OF the reduction OF the import
duties loreisn articles, has given great sa,isac-
ton in Holland and other maritime countries oil
knrope; and reciprocity of ADVANCES toward
England was in several places contemplated.
Young Savary, the Bristol merchant, who re-
Gently plead guilty to charge OF forgery, has re-
ceived senteace OF DEATH He was TO be executed
on the 26,h of April. His relatives had great ex-
pectatlons that his sentence would be committed.
The contemplated match between Mir. Hayne
and Miss FOote, Is again broken oil. After every
thing was arranged she declined marrying him on
me ground that she would not surrender her indie
pendence to the control OF his relations, who, she
felt, would work upon his feelings to the
'o;al destruction OF her happiaess and comfort
j:Whe Rotc sue her for breach of promise y
y private letter, says the Globe, from Paris
states that Prince lie Metternich and NJ de Viliec
have had serious misunderstanding. Prince
Esterhazy's late visit TO Paris was for the purpose
OF Meeting Prince Metternich on a subject co nnec-
ted with the Holy Alliance He will again quit
England previous to the Coronation, aud will not
return in the character OF Ambassador His flu
,u'e mission will be 10 the Court of Charles the
Tenth.
Corn Exchange .4pru l5.---Our supplies OF
Grain and Flour continue very short ;---having
scarcely any demand, the market remains extreme
ly dull with little or no busincssdong, aud prices
generally remain nominal as on Moauay Till after
the question Of revision of the Corn Laws, which
. stands Tor discussion in the House ofGoumons on
the 2sth inst is disposed Of, the existing depres-
sion IN the Corn Trade must be expected TO
continue.
Wehave received the following interesting COM
mercial letter. dated
g Lipe'P0oi, .qp,H 10 Eoenine
! 6 In the carly part OF The week our cotton
ket was very dull, owing to change os ind which
had 4.
at I'D per h. decne, br, prices generally scarcely
tell Il per 10. During the last two days the de
'msEd has been very animated from the trade and
spectators, and prices have advanced lid per IL.
on Esyp ian and American, and about Ii in most
o her descriptions.
| Spectators have taken about 10, 900 bags
American 5000 Brazil, 5000 Egyptian, and l ,0OC
Carthagera.''
| Sales from the oh to the 18Th Of April inclu-
sive-3lo30 bugs, OF Which were 100 Sea Island
Al Is % TO IS. 100 sla.cd do. I6 10 20; 1000
Upiands, IL 10 II; 1880 Alabama and Tennessee
3 S. 10 10 -, 292C New Orleans - TO is
Imports duhing the period 30, lS3, includin:
| Az from the 4. States.
LONDON, Ap.A Live give the following
merely as tie rimoirs which seem 10 influence tn,
market. A Congress, It is said, will be held at
Milan, chiefly ON tie affairs Of Spain, in order tc
iaduce Ferdinand 10 pu end 10 the anarchy
prevailing N that country under the ,lreat of max
ing i: a province OF France. The question o, Ill,
colonies is not mentioned; they have passed for
ever from the SWAY ofSpain. Greek independence
iis said TO be suffice, OF delibcfaton. The Bur.
rnese war Is bro 'ght ia to terh,en the gloom. II
addition TO these alarming Eo,hiags is the question
OF The proposed alteration in the corn laws. Ties,
are the various reports circulated! bu; tire facts APP
pear 10 DC taatnonc OF Tie eniaent CAPT aisls now
Support market; the consequence has been tie srea
reduction we have stated.
April 10, (evenins. )---The alarm in the money
.uagkcc appears 20 have much subsidized Consol.
FOR account have been 923-4 all the morning, alter
na;ely buyers and sellers. This is tie settling day
IN the foIei.sn market, but il produces little varia
ton in the prices; and the differences to be pal,
triiiing.
We understand that there was thirty hours DIFF
ference in tie arriva! of The Cauada and Tail, no
at Liverpool, from New York They sailed il
company, and heavy bets were made. The Canad;
wins.