Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-28

ME iepsftdte; until the embarrassed S,uanees OIL
In'e would nor allow OF sending minister to
this country. We have. therefore, never h,l a, /
ploma,ic sgen, from Chile, though an Uni,ed S,ai. !
Minister has been resident there for about four wears
Inc p essence OF Mr.. Campno a. Charge, win un
doubtcdly facilitate the amicsble relations between
his government and on own. Re, eiu,ionarv at
tempts have made then appearance in t;oIiv,,
which must eventually follow the example of Pc.
tu.- Providence .9meficon
From the .Ns,v York Gazette .aueust2I
STILL LATER by the ship Josephine.
Captain Coles. from Belfast, the editors of the Ca-
zene have regular series OF Iiish papers to the
III oil July inclusive, and have been favored by
the owners Of the ship with Liverpool accounts
to the 18th. Their contents, of an interesting
character, both in commercial and political point
OF view. The continuation OF the surrender of the
citadel of Athen--- the friendly interference of the
European powers in the affairs of Greece and the
Improvement in the Liverpool markets, are all
SUBJECTS of interest. Our extracts are as copious
as our limits will permit.
According to the London Globe of the 9th, the
Treaty of the Great European Powers for the
protection oil the az eeks has been sgned in Eng
land. Three British ships OF the line from the
tasus had probably sailed for the DaGdanelles, un-
der Admiral Beauchers
Ihe Sun. OF The 10Th says, " 1t is underst God
that Treaty between this country France anil
Russia, having Tor IL object the pacifica,ion OF
nreece, has been signed. The stipulations of the
Treaty will not be made known ,ill tie ra,,fiea-
tons have been exchanged.
In the Courier Vt the same date we find i, as
serted on the authority Of the Paris papers that
the Porte has relu-ed he intervention oil the Eu
Topean powers, and summoned all the STussulu, en-
to- arms. The Greek National Assembly, hsyips
terminated its labors, dissolved itself at Tr-Zene
on the I7,h Of MAY; aud the seat of government,
was transferred To Nspol di Romanis
ihe Heis L!iendi, Ia refusing TO submit 10 the
propositions OF the European powers, referi ed
them TO the Resolutions of the Congress OF V.ro
ns, IN ;, hch II declared that ,hey wou,d mot
interfere in the sffsrs oil q, eece
The celebrated French Colonel Fabvier was
MORALLY wounded in sally made by the garrison
oithe Acropolis. He fell into the hands of The
Turks, who cut of his head, and sent IL TO Con-
stan'inople.
The Russian feet destined for the Mediterrsne
an was TO sail from CIons,sdI on the Goth of June
under The command OF Admiral Siniarin
Lord Liverpool has bad a dangerous attack of
cramp In both hands, attended with general couvul
sion.
The London News of the e:h says tina, the
Marquis OF Lansdowne lie 10 take The Seals of The
Home Department.
The Duke OF Argyle has been appointed Keeper
of the Great Seal OF Scotland, liz he room O. the
Duke of Gordon, deceased
Count Oinl'a was introduced to the King of Eng
land on the S0lh OF June, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Pienipotenliary ON a special mission
from the King OF Spain.
strong sensation had been excited in London
In consequence OF doubt expressed by hIef Jus
tce Best ss to the legality OF loans oiated with
out the consent of The British government.
BY the Official returns of the Rev enue for the
year ending The DIN Of July, II appears chat there
was surplus IN the last quarter, over the CORES
poIding quarter OF the last--yesr amounting TO
Et75,772. The decrease the entire wear is
al, ITO 1872, but there slow and gradual i'm.
provement. The falling off has taken place i'm the
excise, stamps and Posi- Office. The customs ex-
perienc.d incies-e OF e2O2 sos, and the as,ess-
Ell taxes were more productive.
The Directors OF the Bank OF England decided
on the 9Th uit after much discussion and warm
Contest TO dicoun' in future; approv ell bills not
having more than nBety.iive days To Iun al ;he
rate OF per cent pa annum. The change was so
unexpected to The Bankers and monied men rene.
rally, that many actually repair ed TO The Dsco.nt
Ohice TO get ocular dernsnstraton ofits truth The
immediate effect of the measure was TO advance
consols from Sc 3.S to IS.
1t is finally settled, that Lord William Ben
timex, The personal friend of Mr. Canning, is TO 90
out 70 India.
Policies bad been entered into in Iondcn for
very consideIabs amount dependent ON the e. en-,
OF Consois reaching the amount OF 30 on or before
the 10Th OF july, OF not Mos, ol them were made
the last OF May, when the ierms wse TO paw GI2
to return 1907 il that advance took place within
the time mentioned. IL II should ce the case orc
broker will make so ,O00l
Ii is positively asserted. that Tie Marouis of
Angeses has been sppoin Ell Lord Lieutenant OF
Ireland, and that he is to assume the Vice Regal
government in three months
The Duke OF Wellington arrived in Drbjo mn
the 6lh, on visit 10 his bIothe9, the Maroui. of
Wellesley.
Baron Roetuck has recovered a verdict OF s5OO
pounds irou Lord SUSIE x Leaox for Grim. c0n.
Inc John bllI has this paragraph: Sc The North
Carolina, OF IiO guns. American ship commanded
by Com. Rogers, IL in the Mediterranean her
tChofe eTett are BTitiSh!''
One hundred and fifteen persons lot their lives
al the village OF GoDzellD, in the Isere in the wa
ter spout which recently destroyed thai MAGE
Hardly half the bodies had been recovered. al
though 800 men had been sent there, with SQUAD
ron iom train OF Artillery, to remove The tim
Der and earth thrown uPby tie water The bodies
OF the inhabitants and csuie had already begun 10
inject the air. l. is difficult form an idea of the
dePlorable condition OF the survivor who have
been deprived not only OF friends, but Of food fur
niiure and clothes Madame Sebaihier, The wife
of rich .dndholder, lost her husband, her father
and tnO brothers; bnt she made all the exertions
which parental love could inspire for the safety OF
her children. She with them in he kitchen
when the inundsfion reached her, aud got upon
cupboard 20 avoid IL. The water rose so tapidty
howeyer, that she was obliged to take one child
upon her shoulders aud raise the other in her hands
without the power OF doing la IBIS de.pe-
rate condition her cries reached butcher Of the
village WHO had take refuge in the apartment a
boye He soon cut a hole through the floor end
rescued the mother and the chdren; but the for
mer had los, her reason. The inhabitants of the
neighboring villages showed The greater sympathy
for The unfortunate, and rendered hem all the as.