Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21


tains an iniurat'on oil the highest Importance. This
bulletin, which from some strange inadyertence
has not been published by the Prussan State Ca
zcttc; Is dated as far back as the 7th ult. on
board the ' HE dc Paris, and, after querulously
abiding TO the great want OF forage prevailing in
the camp before Choumla, says that il will com.
pc! The Russians 70 make retrogade movement.
II then adds that the head quarters Of the second
army viii be again transferred TO Jeanbazar that
tho hospitals and heavy artillery had eady ia.
ken that route aud that the army itself would
probably begin 10 move on the 10th or 18TH This
important intelligence il conclusive as to the dfi
cuities in which the Russians entangled. 1t
is also the ciearest possible intimaon Of the ex-
traordinary activity displayed by the Turkish ca
vary. who, os the last advices from Constantine
pie stated, constantly hovcred round the Russian
army. aud extended their excursions as far the
Danube. 1t also shows that the army of the
Grand vizier had formed junction with that OF
| Hussein Pacha; and, as we OH this subject,
we are happy TO learn. from article in the Quo
tidienne, under the head of Semin that the latter
who has so distinguished himself in this war; is to
have the sole command Of the troops, and that the
Grand Vizier had returned to Adranop,e, to orga.
Mise the new army forming there.
The satne article from the Senlin broadly in
snuates that the vsunted success Of the Russians
III Turkish Georgia are grossly exaggerated with
| The view OF covering their reverses in Bulgaria,
anu cheering the depressed spirits Of the troops in
1 That Quarter, who were ready to sink under the
comb'n ed effects OF wnnt, sickness and incessant
attack. The successes Of the Turks have apparent.
/ ~ extended their influence TO the Councils Of his
Most Christian Majesty, as now learn from the
Constitutonnci, that the French expedition TO the
alorea, after having obtained possession of Patras
Navar,no, Coron, and Modon, either by force or
persuasion, is to return Immediately 10 France
II will be seen, from the subjoined Turkish Bulle-
TN, that the reverses OF the Russians before Cho-
umia have been much more considerable than
.h'ir own official accounts represented that the
nave been driven from most OF their ertrenched
no int nf ft,a a..
Serasker expresses, at the end Of his second des-
patch, confident hope that his arrangements
would soon enable him TO force them to an abso
lutte retreat.
VIC have been favored with severaI mercantile
letters OF the latest dates, from which the follow
ing extracts are made:-[N. y. Com. .Hdv.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. Ilth.-The import this week
Is 3izo bags, and the sales reach % $780, including
POW Bowels at TO to S-S; $500 Nav Orleans
La y; a7oO Tennessee, at 3-t I'd. and I69
Sea Island at l3a 81 1000 bags hayo been taken
on speculation: and prices may be considered to
nave advanced i q to Ia per Id.
Grain and Fiour.--The advance il the Corn
market Is very great. thus proving (notw thstend.
ing We are under the influence OF gold curren-
cyl that with real, even an exaggerated
cause OF alarm, the price Of grain susceptible of
great advance 1t public opinion he in its favor.
without Questioning thatthere may be serious
dehciency, and consequently substantial causes
iior rise IN our markets, yet viewing i: on pub
nc grounds, tins great improvement in prices thus
early Is Hkely to be generally beneficial, mas
much eait will cause an early check TO consume
uoh' ana give additional encouragement to foreign
imports, the duties on which are weekly lessening
ana ~hen brought on par with the prices now
actually paaying,they will under the present Corn
b'H, nearly cease. have raised my quotations
annexed 10 the rates paid at our market on Tues
day last, since which the transactions are not i'm
porlant but owing to short supplies from all quar-
lers, our general decline has yet been submitted
10. q large lot of iutian Corn, in bond sold at
s9S; another, duty paid, at 40 per $50 lbs; and for
parcel Of American Flour, 10 arrive, warranted
new, Sos per barrel, in bond, has been realized.
Guo'ations-Hheat English old, IL lis Cd per
10 lbs; new. los Sd a lis Sd; Canada duty naid
| ii lis Cd; Flour, American, sour, in bond, 90
BIS for old, and 81 35s for new; Canada, sweet,
duty paid, "a 35s.
Liverpool letter of the 10th says, in relation
70 the above article, the Corn Market has expert
enced another advance, and as Corn and Flour in
bond is likely to come in at low duty, the prices
| are at present quite nominal. We cannot help
thinking that the advance Is precipitate and exag
serated, and we fear reaction before iong.J
Average price OF Corn for the last week-Wheat
| Gus Id; Barley 32s Sd.-Aggregate average for
| the six weeks which regulates the duty-Wheat
COS lid; Barley 32s Id. Duty on Foreign Corn
Whea' 26s Sd: Barley LIS led; Oats Us Sd; Rye
BPS cd.
-aler,co.-Iet!ers from Vera Cruz o!t!lc 29th of
September are received in this city. They an
nounce the fact OF the election of Pedrassa, Pre-
sidcnt oil the Republic, and that the government
had succeeded in obtaining loan OF $500 600, as
soon as the result Of the election was known Gen
RiHcoE Is Governor of Vera Cruz. St. Ana re.
! manned in possession Of Pero,e, bot On ample force
was on the march 10 subdue him. According to
these adsices, every thing was favorable for the
speedy restoration Of Tranquility.
nv y. Mere. .qdu.