Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-01

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sued and the Russians victorious. In an or
del Of the day, issued by Gen. yermolrff, he accu
ses The Persian court of treacbery, AID exhoris
his soldiers 10 prove themselves worthy of their
former glory. The manifesto of the Russian 10
ve'eiea broadly ntimates his determination 10
wage war until security shall be obtained for the
future and indemnity for the past. Hence IL nav
be concluded that he will use every possible exer
ton TO secure some of the frontier provinces ard
strong holds OF Persia. and thus throw every poss
Die obstacle IN the way of future irruptions of hs
enemies into his own dominions.
A probability is expressed that the negotiations
now pending between the courts Of PETERSBURG
and Constan,inople mar be facilitated, by the pre-
sent movements OF the Persians. 10.
FROM FRANCE.
New YoRK, Nov. %. Shin Cybele. Holmes
has arrived at Plymouth, Mass 80 DAYS from Bor'
deaux. We have received by this arrival, the
following letter from correspondent at Bor-
deaux, dated Oct. Is.
On leaving Paris few days since, under.
stood from respectable authority, that communal.
cation had befn forwarded by the French Govern
ment TO the United States, GU the subject of A.
merican claims, which was decidedly unfavorablr
Line crop OF wine in this cOaniry is ascertain.d
to be very bad; the white wines particularly are
OF little or no value. BY &C vices from IN ost OF
the wine countries in Europe, appears to be the
same, particularly in Spain and Portugal.'
LATEST FROM THE BRAzIIs
by The schr. Fox. Captain Frazier. arrived
last evening, in fifty days from Rio Janeiro, w.
nave received the following late information The
mex. intelligence IRON that quarter of the world
VIII probably be more interesting than any re-
ce'vea Tor some time, as there is every prospect
that Admiral Brown will be better able to core
with his adversaries, there being no doubt of hi,
having assumed the I,,f, IL,
Although his force with this accession will he
equal only 10 moiety of the Brazilian squadron
IA number, II is expected that the superior skill.
discipline and bravery OF Commanders and crew.
VIII render The Buenos Ayreans equal to their on.
ponents in fair combat
RIO JANEIRo, Oct. 9, 1926.
- Our last respects were 21st uit.-since then
there have arrived the ship Gen. Smith, from Bal,;-
more via Bahia with 3O45 bb!s. of Flour: brig Ca
NADIA, from do. 200 barrels Flour and assorted CARGO
bound to the Pacific. and put back in distress
from Oft Cape Horn; brig Edward, from Salem
i"oo 6bls. Flour, Soap and Goldfish; brig Phoenix
rom Huayaquil, with cocoa, SIC. The General
S"'h' siter landing 500 bbls. flour proc eded tie
ztth ult. Tor Montevideo, whence we have adj
vices OF l2h alt quoting Flour at S23 on shore
and stating chat provisions OF every icscripion
were scarce and high. The Panama. we are a..
sured. VIII touch at Montevideo on her way hence
round the Cape,,as we had been informed. Tber.
now remain IN our market about 3f00 bbs flour.
"hich Is selling very slowly. mostly at Sill We
are aPp'ehehsVe oil further extensive supplies ere
we MAKE much progress in sales. AT Bahia. the
llth it was SO '"e
There is nothing new of interest from the River
F!ata, as TO the state OF the War. The SQUADRON
from ChiiI, belonging TO Buenos Ayres, is sup
posed TO have made its appearance in that ouafier
ere In's' 'houSh we have not heard ofiheir having
lett Valparaiso. -Four Brazilian frisates and
M
squadron, arrived off Cape Frio Dist ult. The Iat.
ter came into port, and the frisaes have proceeded
pack 10 the River The object of their visit is not
pnoiiciy known. In short time the war must as
sumo more serious attitude, and some. hing de-
cisi'e VIII perhaps take place" Bait. Fed Ga-.
WEST INDIA TRADE.
IL Is not generally understood that British yes
sells winch may enter the ports of the U. States.
alier the LIST OF December next, from any of the
ports included in the late Oder of Council will he
liable 10 be conis Gated
The act OF May 9th, 1922, gave authority 10
me president, 10 open our ports for British veg
seS from the colonies on principles ofrec;Droc;t,,
ou' 'he sixth section of the act of March Ist, 1923
says ihat, II at any time, The intercourse be-
tween the United States and any of the above
enumerated Brti-h colonial ports, should be pro
n'o'eo oy British order in Council, from the
'ime the same shall commence TO be in force,,
.he act OIL March lsi, 1928, shall cease to opera,e
10 their favor, and the act of April 18th. 1873
shall revive aud be in full force.
Inc act OF April 18th, 1878, which is thus mir
'uaty revived by the late British Order in Coun-
ch' Is very positive, declaring, "that the ports Of
'ne United States shall be and remained closed
against every vessel owned wholly or in mart bv
SUBJECTS OF His Britannia Majesty, coming from
any port or place in a colony or TERRITORY of His
britannia Majesty; that is, shall be, by the ordi.
nary laws OF navigation, closed against vessels
owned by citizens of the United States, Ana
furthermore, that every such British vessel enter
ing one oil our ports, shall, with her tackle CARGO.
exc. oe forfeited to the u. States. TPhH Gay.
NOW, up TO this day, it is known, no such pro-
ciamation has been issued. Ii intended ia he Ia
sued, II would doubtless have been issued befo,r
ibis time, seeeg that the British Order in Councj,
Is 10 go into operation this week. We tbiok II
quite probable, therefore, that the procIan ,,o,
VIII not be Issued. The commencement Of The .ss.
sion OF Congress being SO near the day named in
,ne Order IN Council, it il not unlikely that IN.
Executive has determined 10 submit the na,,e-
wholly to The discretion of Congress, instead Of
eAeiciS'hg discretion upon il himself. Nat Int,
~ We understand that information reached New
UrA early last week, that Mr.. Canning had point.
euiy refused 10 enter into any further negotiation
WIN MIR. Gallatin, upon the subject of the It,cst
'"ue' oNorJolk Beacon.
a Boston paper in speaking of the American
LeecHes who prey upon the generosi,y of I,afav-
e''e' states that previous TO the Generals depar-
lure from the United States he was almost ron
s.ahuy assailed by mendicants, who contrived 20
OBTAIN private interviews with him al Wasbjnoto,
ana by the recital of old revolutionary tales in,