Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-06
LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW YORK Nov. 29-By the Ship Boiipor.
Capt Ipilson. We have received our Havre and
Pafls files to the 20th OF last month, from which
we have translated few paragraphs
letter dated at Havre on the 20 h SAYS,
J." Since the last dates of the 10Th, nothing very
important has aiken place in the markets. the sales
OF Cotton have been abou, 2. 900 bags tor the last
tour d'ys, at from 10 to is sous FIR Uplsnds, and
is to % for l. 'uisans. OF Ashes 20 brls. pots
we're -old 39f 25c. There Is nothing else at all
interesting"
The latest account from Spain represent the
state OF affairs as in much more Satisfactory si-
iuaiion. The n essence OF ne Kns had produced
very happy effect. Various sIls are given in
the Paris papers OF the movements OF troops in
ollie ent quarters, which cannot interest the Anne.
rican reader.
A private letter from Berlin, speaks of second
treaty relative to the pacificarion of the East,
which is about to be negotiated, as is said in on
don, and which IS 10 be then signed in addition 10
! the three Powers, by Ausria, Prussia, Sweden
and the Netherlands. The Necessary instructions
10 the Ambassadors of those Power IN London :,
; and speedy termination 10 thei negotiations.
Ihe Queen OF Spain 10 leave Madrid the
beginning of November for Valencia. where she
! was TO be joined by the King
III is stated in the accounts from Germany that
the brszan ervoy had lett Leghorn Tor Munich,
10 demand In marriage, In the name OF the Emper
| or Don Pedro, The Princess Mari Twin sister OF
4
! els Charles.
The Austrian Observer contains a n anIfesto OF
'he Ireek Convention, recommending sirici con
cord among the Greeks, and removing the seat Of
Government from Napoli TO Esina.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Sept. l7ib.-On the ii h
! INST. the DroSomans of the three ambassadors paid
| another visit TO the Res Effend, de.and an
explanation of his assertion the last confer ence
! 'th-t the PORE could not reconcile The amicable
assurances of the Powers with the hostile measures
with which they threatened NO. bu, their real OBJ
Ject was, without doubt. 10 ascertain the ypnions
OF the Refs EdenG since the receipt of their com
munIcauon OF the 3lst Aug last. AT this interview
| than usual reserve, AMI WAS altogether silent as
to the contents OF the notes which he had ecev
Ell, and appeared DESTROYS that they should hnk
he was aware of their contents a for the ret,
he listened with much attention TO NJ. Chabert the
English DroSoman, who replied 10 him, and en-
deavored 10 ascertain the real Intentions OF the
Porte, to which the Minister answered with the
greatest composure, " Dieu et mon drou;'' such
Is the device OF England, how can we choose any
''her when they wish to attack us.'' He did not
appear desrous Of making any Iurther explana ION,
aud took leave of the D gomans On pr-tence of
icing wanted by he Sui an.
IL IS moreover stated hat the three Drogomans
have remarked that t this conference, lhe Res Ell
iendi was very pensIve and less naughty than OIL
other similar occasions, from which il was infer
red that the Porte had not only weighed we'll on
his own mind, The NOES which he had receved,
bu' that they ais OF eN.d his eye to h.. sItua-
non, and that 1t was by no means impr ssbie that
n would, shew mere condesceps,on IN a very short
me, IGuzete n, 4,,n,b,,c
TRIESTE, Oct 6.-The enIgmatIcal conduct
OF Lord Cochrsne since his arrival in Greece, ape
pears now about TO be explained since the inte,.
venton of the powers. After having for a long
time uselessly Iraversed the Archipelagu and the
coasts OF Esypt.and at the time paIsly zeJ he
Turkish marine. he has, since the Interven,I ION of
the three Powers, made himself master of Vsssiy
ia'i and Antolico, where, it is said, he took 1900
Turks prisoners; and letters OF September 20 from
Corfu, say, that they Domenty expected TO
that he had retake. the ruins OF the immortal Mis-.
-o!oaghi.