Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-24
To Gen. D4 Gresa, Wellington. IN III = u
FORElGN NEWS


L he intelligence from Greco. Is CELEBRATING -
me victory before Athens, ard the los, OF 10 0G0
VI ne eneny, reaches Us through many channels
that we cannot doubt its reality The long suf-
ieihS OF me t'reeks aud their heroic efforts must
soon terminate la the destruction or expulsion Of
their enemies. 1t is remarkable that iust at the
period when their triumph il ce tain the Christian
powers OF Europe are resolving to interf ere in
Their behalf. The iatensss oil this inter ference ex-
poses he motives OF it 10 Suspicion We fear ,ha,
'ney contemplate taking thai heroic people under
the protection of the Holy Alliance.
The opposition in Enslani has not subsidized TO
the extent represented by former accounts. What
erect the Corn Bill, now before Psriisu ent, will
nave upon The Interests OF our farmers, can only
De conJectured after it shall become a law. Ii
"ouiu De premature, perhaps, TO anticipate much
good IRON 1t In its present form. The including
oil Ireland In the estimates, OH which the nreroU,
pice of grain is founded, may have the effect of
changing that average considerably. But English
PeJnaices IN favor OF projection and niOnvpoIv,
are such, that however iibeCsl the principles Of
'h'hisry on the subject OF trade, important changes
cannot be expected a, once. Time and experience
a!ohe can Combat the errors of centuries. We
should, therefore, not be too sansuihe ia our ex-
Peeih'lohs OF an English market for the read-
s'uus mat are roiiips on oul hands We .ase sac
iihcei iie Yves; India market; we fad the British
not disposed TO invite back TO the eniorment of
It's advantages and should not be TOO hasty in
Refs oil the Mctler Country.
Extract Ofu Letter tie .dior, from Washington dated
49, DhJTy
The commissioners appointed TO award indeinni !
~ Tor slaves and other property, taken away in (.
contraventlon OF the LIT article OF he treaty OF
Gbeht, net on The IOh day of July. The next
dsy they reported certain rules of practice, and
no"heh the claimants aud agents present, that on /
The following day the efiniiiye lit would be eae.
w w 10
down Tor examination and decision. When thee
met II was asked by some, that the calling OF said
's' should De postponed one day longer because
until maj day, were the papefs accessible to a
GENT; they having been sealed up at the time of
the dissolution of the mixed commission hicb
request was readily acceded 10 by the board
w hen the list was called almost all of the CLAIM
nom Georgia and Louisiana Ell put down, and !
put on lie docket only CAUSES from YUpi-
ma. here were come lew others from elsewhere !
ne whoIe number was a!out I30- and many of |
mem me largest Individual claims upon the list !
mere were parts OF several Of the Claims | repre- |
seh'ei thai should have put the docket; but |
The board refused TO divide any case " here the spA
cies oi properly was the same, so far almost an |
the decisions ale tor The cIaman;s- indeed there !
are cut lew cases remaining on The trial docket tn
be disposed Of notwithstanding the intensely !
""i me@'h1i' me commissioners seemed resolved, |
at the hazard OF health and cony enence TO hear |
and decide every cause which was offered and
ny MONDAY think they will All Iurn, giving entire
sAIIsaciion 10 every person Concerned d, moi
thInk that better Board could have been oreaui.
I'D. 90
II maybe a-krd why were tie claims from Viz.
gaia and Maryland nos put down generally, I, |
VIII be sufficient ioT me 10 say nov, shat those
Claims in The main fesI upon pre.umpiiye eyi
aence ai'ho' we might possibly ~ to trial very
safely now, YET here aie certain lacis which viii
be established, that may sll make the p-esnmn'
ion IN favor OF the claimants more yioleut Ee
fdes'l here aie two British documents s. Bsi,e, liz,
nat the agents should have access TO, and time fo,
c ,Ieiul examination BY a motion to the Board
z1V copies OF 'Eere papers ordered 20 be ornt4d
ana one OF the British documents was not fouod
until yeseTd'y, conslni.g ii,t Of slaves carfi.d
ts Halifax alter The war. This is deemed an
important paper, token by Itself and more par,eo.
ieriy, when connected with train of Circumstance.
winch 60 to -hew that there were many slsve.
WITHIN our waters at The tine OF Tie psace-I am
sure ihs Claimants are tired cut wIth expectation
ana have become Impatient but they must rel
assured That their agents Will bring GU their claim.
Tor Vial ia due time gees tia, The Board viii
not meet sooner than Oct or Nov and then wi,
not adjourn uniI they sb.il have disposed Of All
The business which may he pFsseaiet ior their |
consideration.