Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25
FOREIGN.
FOREIGN ARTICLES.

tOkElIN AKIlCLES.
FRANCE. The Augsburg Gazette states, tina,
a GOODNESS had arisen between the French Cabinet
and the Cour, OF Rome, and adduces as proof of
it, that the Etoie was interdcted for about month
IN the coieehouses and public rooms. 1t adds that
the Pope has made TO the French Government en-
erge,c representations in favor of the Greeks. The
dissat. faction of the Court OF Rene is said to have
been occasioned by the declaration of the French
Prela,e-, the prosecution of the Able de la Men
nais, the introduction of an Ecclesiastical Journal
etc.
Lieut.. Gen Livron, one of the principal agents
OF the Pacha of Egypt, has been for some time at
Paris, where, II Is said, he has had frequent confe-
rences with the President of the Council.
SPAIN.-Great changes have taken place in the
ne's Spanish ministry. plot has been disco cred
at Aranjuez. and several persons arrested.
The Indicafeur gives the following extract OF a
letter dated lrun, July > :-t 1t seems certain that
the order for the evacuation of the strong places
occupied by the French troops has been counter
manded. It's even said that potico- sanitary
Gordon will shortly be formed upon our frontiers -
The Memorial says, after intelligence from the
frontiers of Spain of the date =" 1t is a
fact that the French garrison of St. Sebastian was
ready to evacuate the place the LIST instapt
had been settled between the TIVE Governments.
In pursuance of fresh orders, however, not only
the French troops will continue to keep the for
tresses which they now occupy, but a corps of OBJ
serva,ion, consisting, it is said of twenty regi-
men's, will be collected upon the banks Of the A
dour We informed that at Baycnne the
repair OF camp effects is proceeding with activity,
and recently great quantity of gunpowder was
sent thither from Pampeluna. l. new sanitary
Gordon to be formed there. was the case years
ago 20
The Spaniards are overrun with Algerine Cor
sars
Snp A~.l Il
the h!uS representations upon the subject of titles
the payment of which they want to be restored to
them His Majesty has .eferc cd their addresses to
the Council Of State, which no doubt will decide
IN iavor OF the canons The events in Portugal
have given the reports Of change in our Admin
islraion, which is expected to take place soon
after the Kings arrival at Solar de Cabra, for
which place he will set out on the 9th of July
About 100 OF the persons implicated in the affair
OF Bessicres, who had been condemned to the eal-
ieys, LEFT this capital about n week ago for the for,
OF Melilla, upon the African coast The Carlists
unwilling 10 abandon their friends, succeeded IN
gaining the sub-ofiicers and privstes of the escort
VINO TO the number OF 80, revolted, killed their
officers, set the prisoners at liberty, and then dis
persed themselves through Audausia, where the
roads are now so infested by highway, men, that it
Is Impossible 10 travel without strong escort OF
cavalry
PORTUGAL. 1t is reported that the regency
intends to abolish Ambassadors and only f. 49,
ENJOYS and Charge DIES Affaires at foreign Courts
The act OF amnesty, the constitution, and the
aodlcation OF the King had been ioyfullv received
and the conditions required promptly COMPLIED
with
Towards the end of October, there was a, Chi
VaH, IN Persia, an earthquake, which DESTROYED
severa! buildings, and, among other national mon
uments, the celebrated tombs of Hafez and Saadi
lhe deive.lan government has just issued de-
cree, iorbidding young men to smoke tobacco till
after their first communion, which is generally a,
II years of age
Letters from Riga, to the 30,h of June, were
yesterday received. They state, that in conse
qnence OF the excessive dry weather. the new crop
OF flax can hardly fail OF being short one. as a
great deal OF the seed has been DESTROYED. All the
crops are rather injured. Hemp steady, linseed
fa'her scarce Not any stir in corn, bu, more sell
.1is VI "hest 'han there were some time ago. Elk
chaage, 81 to- ZIG.
Its said that the Papal Government has it in
contemplation 10 expel from the States of The
church, all persons who not natives and are
"ithout manifest employment means of support.
Several wagons of extraordinary size, filled
with German families going TO America, have pas
sed through Paris for Havre
Scientific discOrery-A An Italian cbemis, has
discovered that the green color contains the rrip
cIP!e OF the magnet and that his color sufces 10
render steel needle magnetic. To produce th.
effect he decomposes a ray Of light by means of
prism, and exposes steel needle for some time
TO the action OF the green ray the needle soon
becomes magnetic. This experiment has lust been
repeated with success at Client
Literary Chronicle
WEEvILs Accident has discovered to a
French Farmer very simple mode of DESTROYING
weeVhS In corn warehouses Happening TO lay in
the coTner OF the granaTy, in which there was a
large quantity of corn, some sheep skins with tho
fleece on, lie was not little surprised to find them
lew days after, covered with dead weeyils. He
repeated the experiment several times and always
with the same success. At last he ordered HE
corn TO be stirred up, and not single vcevil
remained init. 1t appears therefore, although the
cause has not been ascertained, that greasy wool
when in the neighborhood of weezils attracts and
destroys them.
ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND
BY the ship Emerald, Howes, at Boston. from
Liverpool, London dates of the 18th, and Liver
pool OF the 2lst have been received The papsrs
furnish few additional articles
LONDON, July 10.
The transactions in consols are limited, but at
improved prices. Present quototions 777 8. New
per cent scrip. Ia premium. a rapid sale has
taken place In South American securities. partcu.
larry COLOMBIAN bonds, which are at 30 Is2 to 81.
- Mexican bonds are AZ 3 A to 4S. There is nob-
ing doing in any other securities
Meetings of a character likely to lead to breach
es OF the peace had been held at Manchester.
There were rumours Of disturbances among the
laoourers at BIackburn-that the magistrates read
the riot act, but were told by the people. that
they valued neither them nor the military they
wanted work as the means of procuring food, or
supply OF food without work. and that one gay or
other they could have it 90
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