Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-22

| about ten days. The Wellesley, "A guns at Ports
mouth, is fitting For that station oa BON d.
| which Sir Pultney Malcom will hoist hi. IA ,
and subsequently shiit 1t to the Asia. Cap. s. a.
James Hope tombstone is appointed TO comm
| the latter.
reaction of nearly I-2 per cent took place Tia.
morning iD Con>ols, in consequence of the alarm
taken by lew of the holders the reported Saline
| OF the French Gee, from Touon. .'he price fell
nom 81 5-S, at which business commenced, 10 81
Us TO la. The groundleSs nature of the alarm,
however, soon became apparent, especially as it
was ascertaned that the French funds, which
ought TO have been more affected by the event, II
u possessed any Importance whatever, had risen
instead oil falling further rise, it appears. took
place al Paris on Thursday when the 3 per cents
had reached 10 10. The letters brought hy, this
express further state, that il is intended to put of
the negotiation OF the French loan for six months
On THIS TACT becoming known, the recovery OF
Conso's to the former price almost immediately
followed, and, after another monentary Depression
Tor which we had cause assigned the stoel,
closed 1T 50 J-S for the account
Late ia the afternoon, rumor has been wills
pered about, that satisfactory explanations have
| been given to the Duke of Wellington, on the
part OF the Russian Government, respecting its u-
innate designs on Turkey, which have been 50
long veiled IN a sort of mystery. These eXplana-
to:is, 1t is said, withheld from the Duke Ion.
ger than ought to have been the case had Russia
really meant to adhere 10 her proies sions and
thougn they were not categorcally demanded the
omission led TO some GOODNESS wards its diplomat
&c representatives here which has not failed to
make Its proper Impression, and has led 10 the
irankness of communication which was desired
and effected on the part of his grace The rumor
is the more entitled to notice. il has been crc-
id'eu ana much commented on III what may be
termed the better political circles of the city.
The fall Of Consols this morning Elected, more
or less, the value of all the northern continental
stocks. Russian bonds fell full per cent. They
recovered, however, with nearly a. much rapid
". Mexican stock haAbeen in demand, and il 1
per cent higher than yesterday, and Portuguese
STOCK mas improved in the same proportion. The
latter has been caused by some reports of the for
nation oil new regency, which appears to be al,
least premature.
English.-Consols, 81 I-2; per cent, sc 5-s.
liz per cent, 81 81; per cent. I03 l-2; Long
Annuties, ID ZIG; Bank, 209; Exchequer Bills,
90 81; India Bonds, 81 SO.
LONDON, June 9Th.
american Soc6.-3 per cents. rs 2. ~ York
State or Canal Stocks per cent. of 1897, SO; do.
do. OF 1915, 80 2 Il 81; Is per cent of 1887 100
sellerS-Wiih dividend from April LIST Bank
Shares, ga Is Cd 2ii0s; Louisiana Bonds 81 :
aSS-With dividends from January list.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
Inc London papers OF thu 81 contain Bulletin
oi several engagements between the Russians AMI
Turks, in which the former were in every case
victorious.
The French papers Of the 4th instant, after hav-
ing waited several days without receiving any con-
l.
letin7 lately published i:ussiar Seem at length
to have adopted tn opinion that they fabricat
ed documents. They have dscerianed thus far,
that two OF the Generals said 10 have been engag-
ed, had died ten year. ago, and al most could only
assist Their friends i'll spirit, the army OF Saints
suddenly made visible by rasso IN his poem
fought lot the Christians a, the s;orming oil Jesu-
SALIENT They contend, besides, that the Turks
could not possibly have had such force on the
Danube, when il is known (and this was our OBJ
fhnU haH har,l iN h....f .l,l
semhle something like army in the neighborhood
oil Adrianopie."
From the Gazette de France, Of June 81.
BUCHAREST, May l2.-We have, at length,
passed over the frs, crisis. On the l0th the Hos
podar and the Austrian Consul left us Al the
same time report spread that the Turks had
crossed the Danube at Silistria, and were march
lug this way. Then the general flight began, and
in a few hour our town had no inhabitants left ex-
cept people ON duty and beggars. II was soon
ioand that only a few Turks had come from SiiS-
tria Ia search o provisions. Many of the iugi-
lives having fled towards Toczany, the Cossacks
who arrived there were informed so much the
/ sooner oil the pretended danger which threatened
us. This circumstance appears to have induced
them TO hasten their march, for hoiy OF 80
Co'sacks, covered with dust, arrived here yester-
day They have been followed to-day by about
1000 men, and we ior the present sec.re from
danger. The Russians Fastening TO occupy
Waliachia, in order TO approach Servia.
From another Correspondent.
THIS morning at four O'Clock The Russian van
guard consisting OF 5000 Cossacks and Hulans, ar
rived here, under the command OF General Paron
GeIsular. Nj. MinZidcky also arrived here This
morning Yesterday he met at Plogiss, the Hos
polar Prince Ghika, who left city on the 10TH
and probably intended TO 20 10 Cronstadt.
VIENNA, May 23.--We have not yet received
news Of the passage OF the Danube by the Grand
Russian army. Ii is supposed that it will not take
place till after the arrival of the Emperor Ncho.
las
VIENNA, May 2J.--It was said at Bucharest,
that considerable corps of Russian infantry had
marched towards Giuigevo; and il is affirmed thai
IN the night of the lith, cannonade was heard in
that direction. General Gesmar, who disarmed
the rebels at ST. Petersburgh in 1925, is appoint
cd Military Governor OF Bucharest.
PORTUGAL
The news from Portugal is of the most interest,"
ing character. The traitor Miguel has 1T length
met with opposition of a serious nature in the town
of Oporo, will he by the following extract:
IMPORTANT FROM OPORTO
LIVERPOOL, June 9th.-W hasten TO commit.
nicate the following important intelligence, which
was received this morning in Liverpool direct from
Oporto
The Senate, on the SOth of April, had displayed
from the window of their Cainara blouse of Assem-
biy) the municipal standard, and with shouts pro-
claimed Don .iiSHei list, .ibSOlufe King NJ Por-
tUgGl. The great majority of the population
disappi owing of this act, assembled in the Campo
dc IT. Ovidio, 10 the number of upwards OF ,Ix
thousand, consisting chiefly # the most rcspecta-
Die Citizens expressing to each other their di-ap-
probation OF such an illegal proclamation, but con
duc.ing themselves with the greatest decorum and
order. On the 5th May, the 9th regiment of in.
iantry arrived, and their fidelity TO Don Pedro
was dscertaued, well as that OF other regiments
at Braga, Valencia, and Penahe On the even
ing OF tile 10Th, the enthusiasm Of the sOldiery
could no longer be restrained, and the 9th ind 18th