Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-09


GuaysquL Every thirg was Tranquil al Lima.
AZ ltio Janeiro there news Of any inter-
est, aad every thing was dull. Gov erment paper |
was al Ia per cent discount, white that Of Buepos
Ayres was al liu.-Bvth pow were tired @.
ho-tiliiies and ~ was believed that al sccou media
ZION o. all differences between them would spee,ly
take place. Negotiations had yet been (, en-
mencsd. but Ambassadors wire daily expected at
RIO from Buenos Ayres 10 renew the eiIoiis Tor
peace.
The ship Constitution. M'Rae. of Norfolk, ar
rived at RIO from Monteyidso tue day before the
Coiintb,an sailed.
Lieut. *. brought no parers. but assures MS, that
there was no intelligence in the latest dates of an,
interest 10 American rea'ers HsrGtd
Another Gale visited tie Yves, India island. on
the 9Th uli. a letter from St. Thomas SAYS Tn.
dreadful; almos, every fence in town, and,two or
tmee small tuii'ngs were thrown dawn; Others
s'mewhat injured, and trees tern up by the roots
we nave heaid but of the los OF one lite that al
servant woman, who was killed by the falling in
OF The roci OF a house in which she resided. The
h"oor presented a sad spectacle vessels of all
sizes were seen ca-t n hote in various directions
Among other disaster, of the storm, we zee
stated that the schooner john &. Spence of Nor
io'k, was lost, aud thaIeyery pefso; on board tx.
cept TWO, persisted
The governor of the island of ST. Chris,opb.rs
I
hurricane, has Issued his proclamation dated the
i'h day oil August opening the ports o. laid island
ior the period OF three c-lender months from that
| dale, Tor the imporiatio of - boards scaptlin.
shingles, slaves and lumber of all de.criptions;
and OF Hour, bread, biscuit rice beans. ness
oats, corn meal, live stock, horses, mules horned
cattle, roofs and fruits of al. kind beef porls but
ter, anu other provisions, Of all kinds in foreign
vessels OF al! nations; that the ar
'i''es imported IN such vessels, or any of them
may not be OF the growth produce OF the coun.
ny Or place 10 which the vessel, importing the
game 10 or may respectively belong
| E1Hottton or French Liaustrv.-In the be-
S'nni"S OF August was opene, in the halls of the
Louvre IN Paris, the quadf exhibiiio, nj
Hteheh manufactures. In the first gallery w ere
manufactures of gold, silver, bronze porc.l,,,
mosaic aud glass. In these branches of the arts.
great number OF articles of superior manufacture
are described. he second gallery contained cloths.
hoseTy, and cotton fabrics, md the third f,,,i,,r.
among the novelties described in the tn rd gallery
are hyuTo-tatic Lamp- by NJ. Mays,re The re.
servolr OF oil is placed below the fame. aud !.
iaisea py means CT reservoir of water, which
oeing oil greater specific gravity han OIL i. moi re
CURED TO be so large volume as if il w.r- of nil
In the fourth gallery, were chemical prod,,,iop.
ana slimen'aTy substances, and peff,i,nerv-aIso
linen, cotton, hemp, and woollen thread. and
samples OF wool. In another hall wee machine.
II 'os Hec w agriculture, and
featuring industry. Here was also exbihit.d
section OF rail road. The number of nroi.c,s e.,
ran roads IN France, APPEARS TO have given 10 IN,
e%hoition OF this specimen a considerable deyree nj
interest. In The description OF this, in the Jou,ns
des Debats, It is stated that when the are b;II
10 ascend, single horse is sufficient tn draw o
twenty-five thousand weight, At a rate of t,vo ,bon
sshu toises an hour; but when hill Is to be ascend.
u' ny means oil an inclined plane il is necessary n
nave an increase OF moving io'ce. For this purr ose
.eouise IS hso 10 The unconqueI able power of the
go. e"6ne' sometimes IN travelling leye
country, locomotive stsan,-enejne il used :;
which case the workmen call II The ;r,n -
IN 'he same article, after short notice of the nae
10 "hch ran roads have been applied in FnsIand
IL is remarked that at the present dav II i. - :
question whether it would no, be in general adj
vdh'aseous 10 substitute this system of roads 10
'na' OF haVi9able canals And 1t is not in ENGLAND
only mat this question is sgitsted There is nos.
competition, and contest betw cen the Commune,
| winch mas already entered upon measures for omen
ing canal from Paris TO IIavre, and sno,ber com
pahy witch proposes TO establish rail road ON IN.
Ss"e route nefe IS talk also of rail road ON
"is ~ e'Saiiies' This last would be exclusively
io the use OF passengers, and men are more dit
hcuIt 70 Garry than bDss, IL will be necessary ~
take great precautions, and probably incur erea,
expense e'e"'
among other articles exhibited were s-e,,
NUMBER oil s'esm engines "a model of a carTiage
| Nt'Tct- d mechanical Printing uI
anu 'he oFthopedic machines invenie | by M Jalade
Laiond' by means of which defuImed limb. are re-.
uassd 10 Their proper shape Boston d. lin.
BosroN, Oct, g. Latest from ts,r,rny
we are favored wub London papers to the 81 =,
August, and Liverpool papers and letters TO Sen,
LIST, brought by line Olive Bisnch, from IjvernonI
arrived here yesterday.
! Adv!ces hom Russia and Turkey had beon ,e-
ceved, announcing the continuation Of verr sx.
tehsiye preparations for in both EMPIRES: Sui
'hsF impression on the public fund.- had been small
anu momentsry There were no accounts of the
receipt ny the Dyan OF The official Treaty of ,hres
o. tue Great Powers, although il appeared 10 have
anticipated lis arrangements. The Emon-an An,
bssssdoIs continued at CoustantinopIe
The affairs OF the Greeks were said 70 bs i'm
proving, and unofficial accounts of ,srs,,
SUCCESS by their land and rea forces had b.an -.
eeiVej- but tbeir cTedib,iiy had been doubted ne
some VINO attributed their circulation 10 the Greek
3genS who are engaged in The negotiation of
new loans 10 France and England. The new pre-
sident "i Greece, The Russian Count and Nfioi.
yer Il istria had arrived in London, and wa. rs
pof'eu 10 be the bearer OF bills 10 ihe amount of
Ve hiiion- oil roubles, but the report had NOT had
any effect TO raise the credit OF thelCre.k bonds
which Of the last date were atI5l2 in tho 100
&! ne affairs oi Spain ard Portugal continued 10
10 be fruitful source of speculation 10 the q ,,,.
huhcsi nut nothing OF an official -tsmp had trans
P"eu' IL was reported, that the British ttoo,s
IN PORTUGAL would leave that kingdom before DE
eehoef- siiii recruits were embarking 10 supriv
Casualties IN the regiments LATER ad.i,a. 49,