Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-24

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Emperor viewed the cavalry, in the plains of Kho-
dyne, and to-day the cavalry AID infantry, and ex-
pressed great satisfaction. Prince Charles of Prus-
STA, the Prince of Hesse Hamburger; and the Am
bsssador., were present.
The last news from Odessa mentions, that the
locusts are making great ravages in that neisbbor-
hood.
The Turks have demanded that the Russians
deliver up the forts they have built on the Da-
nube:
PortugaI.-The Minister of War in his pro- |
clamation on the 27th speaks of the conspirators
as wishing TO DISPLAY the flag of the Janissaries
always rebeilious and always meeting execu-
ton.
HAvRE. Sept. Is.
Cotton.-TheG quantity of Cotton taken out of
the market for the last fortnight has been much
less than usual, the sales only amounting 10 $500
bales, with supplies equal to 10, 700 bales. No
material change was produced in the value OF the
article, middle qualities remained steady; low cot
tons extremely abundant, and holders would gladly
sell at low rates ii offers were made; on the con-
trary good qualities are scarce. Upland's ordinary, !
to ~middiing, los TO 20 l-2; fair 10 good. 2ls to
Us; Louisiana, ordinary to middling, 2ls to 22s
IL; fair to good and fine, 23s TO 26-; Alabama,
Mobile and Tennessee, 19s TO 2ls l-2; Sea Island.
AS to 45s; and even at this reduction, only 73
bales have been SOLD; indeed the consumption Of
this kind of cotton is 50 very limited, that a fore
ed SaiS Nol Oc al " IN CTaZl cot
tons.'here is little doing. Psras are worth Sis I-2
to 32s I-2; Bahia "a to 20.
The project for opening a ship canal to Paris, rs
expected 10 he carried into effect.
a letter from Ancona, of Sept. 2, states that
the Turks had been beaten and lost upwards OF
1000 men in the neishborhood of Aihens-that
they had retired from before that place, and left a
free communication with the garrison.
1t is stated by way of Constantinople that the first
conference between the Turkish and Russian Plen-
ipotentiaries, was held on the 18th of August,
when the Turks demanded the execution of the
article OF the treaty of Bucharest, which guaran-
teed TO the Porte the restoration Of the Asistic for
tresses. The Russian Commissioners declared
that the emperor would never consent thereto, see
ing that these fortresses are actually situated in
countries which by late conventions have been
rendered subject to the sovereignty of Russia. Ii
seems that since this interview every thing has re-
NAMED In a state of stagnation, and that the res
pecuve commissioners have sent couriers to their
Courts, TO ask for fresh instructions. nj. Minci-
ak has had conferences with several distinguished
Walachians and Moldayians, since which a rumor
has prevailed that Russia not only opposes the
restitution OF the Asiatic fortresses, but demands
the complete and rigorous maintenance of the
rights secured 10 Wallachia, MIoldavia and even
Servia, under the guarantee of Russia.
The King of Spain has appointed Gen. Rolil a
Field Marshal, in consideration of his bravery in
the defence oil Callao.
The frigate, built at Marseilles for the Pscha of
Egypt, which got ashore at the time 1t was launch
ed had not yet been got off.
The receipts of the Greek committee in Paris I'D
10 Dec. 1925, were 239 6 i9fr. of which M. Ely
nard, OF Geneva, contributed % ,000fr. and Gen.
La Faye'te and Cassimer Perrier Ii, OOOfr. The
receipts OF the first Is months in 1926, we're 65l-
oo'ir. 99c and the balance remaining from 1925,
was 76,l7S Fl. 29c making 727, 996fr. 2sc.
The Lisbon Ga1a,,. a.
-tates that " there is reason to expect in a short
time oliicial intelligence Of the most Serene Infant
Don Miguel having made oath to the Constitution
al Charter, and expressed the submission which he
owes TO the command of his august brother.
In Itus-ia, the censorship of the Press is 10 ex-
tend not only to all writings published in the en-
pire, but TO books and journals coming from "a
broad.
FROM COQUIMBO.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 70.
10 the poIiteness of Captain DUNCAN, of the
ship Hope, who arrived here last evening, in 90
lays from Coquimbo, we are indebted for the fol-
lowing Information.
The Gillian fleet had bren manned and was fit
ting out and would probably sail from Valparaiso
in 8 or 10 days from tie time that Captain DUNCAN
lett Coqnimbo, (the lith july for Buenos Ayre-,
10 "hich government it had been sold. The fleet
consisted of the frigate O'Higgins, 1 Corvette, 2
orlgs, and z schrs. and was commanded by foreign
officers OF approved reputation the Commodore
an Englishman.
Commodore Worster had sailed with a small
force for Chill, TO check the rebellious spirit that
had been manifested there--it was however ex-
pected that upon the appearance of The force Of
me Chilian government, they would return to
thelr duty, as they were pretty well tired Of the
present condition of things.
Flour at Lima, SO l-2 on board Domestic
Cottons, 81 inches, L ii reals Soap IL I-2 cs
dull Beef and Pork unsaleable, as almost ever,
article generally shipped from the United States
There IS no probability of the flour market i'm
proving in consequence OF the abundant crops in
Chill [Chronicie.
FROM COLOMBIA.
Capt. %Shipman, Of The Alhenian, has furnished
us with a carthasena paper OF the 10Th ult., and a
Bogoia paper of August 81. From the latter we
make the following extract;
BoGoTA, Aug. 3.
Public expectation has been strongly excited du.
ring the last few days by intelligence which the
government received on Saturday rom sor,e of
the local authorities of the department., stating
mat General Bolivar was on his way 10 this cant |
tai, AMI might be expected here o .morrow. sub
sequently IT was reported hat he slept at Tocay-
ma On ne zyIh' But these reports have proved
incorrect Inc government are not in possession |
OF direct information from the President NJ n late,
date than the l7'h Of June, " hen he was a, Ijmo
NO uouoi, however, exists Of his speedy arrival in
this city.
a passenger in the Aibenian, informs us. ,ba,
previous TO his selling, advices from Bogota to the
zltho 81 august, had reached Carthagena. IN 10
which Time deh. BOLIVAR had not arrived there.
Inc greatest exertions were making by The Colom-
bian government TO fulfil its engagements and re-.
establish its credit abroad. Among other measures
81 economy adopted Tor this purpose, the pay Of the