Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-25

lrr.., S'e'"e fa'is paper, is violent against tn
cnteu States on account OF the meeting held i'm hi
lefty, OF merchants interested in French Claims TIL
l1ou'"a' q" commerce oil l7,h July, thus notices IN
ness. TO the resolutions adopted at r,se,ng q, NO.
ehantsin New-Vork TO request the President OF the u
states. TO send special mission to France, and make
Them the textoi avioent philippine. not only against In
| United States and their new Chief, Cen JacLson D.,
against the people OF the whole American Con,,nsn
excepting. perhaps, the Capucins OF California w
are not, probably, any more than the Ouo,iIienn al
tnirers al military cheitains and see with I'M. leo
sure Generals at the head Of all the American Rsnnh
lies; hyf before attacking Gen. Jackson on this psrtc
uiar poinf womd not have been proper to see the an
swer, made In hi. name, TO these merchants bv d.
Secretary of S,a,ei-[Hsre the substance of MIR Va,
Buren's letter. already published. /. quoted]-A rre
SENT that in order 10 give view of the pub,ic onn;o,
I'm the United States, the Qtotidienne should talk a
hostile plans relate phrases more or less offensive from
certain newspapers Is it not much the same that ono
should look IN the columns of the Quotidtnne for in
dications Of the public feeling. o. Frsnrr tlos
claims themselves. zee 6e.epc 10Th that Journai tbu
me ne,o Enooy Of ne United States, Mr. Ripes teiI
soon SATISFY himself that they are not admissible ana
that Mr. rotca has failed to hare them acl,o,cIe5y
edn has not been for lack Of zeal in behalf of his
co,inffyneR.'
Il. M Richebr0que agent Of several houses in
Havre and Bordeaux, blew his brains out upon the
open Exchange of Paris on the 10Th July. He was a
man OF large amiiythe proce was very systca.
tic. Tic wrote and addressed various letters to be
delivered Gfier"-w.nt upon Change talked with se
veral persons and then leaning against one of the CO.
iu'nns put two small pistols in his mouth fred and fell
dead. ~
Gen. Lafayette left Paris on The GOTH on tour 10
vergne, his native Department
Mr. Brown, late American Minister at the Cour, of
France, has been detained in that country beyond
period Of his intended departure, Of the in
health OF his lady; but expected to embark in the pack
OF OF Aug 10. for New-York.
LONDON. 10th July.-There is a daily increase in
the receipts Of the Custom House. YESTERDAY the re-
csipts exceeded clO3,O00. Although this arises chief
y from the duty on grain there 10, nevertheless an in
crease in the homo consumption, Of various articles
Hence, every thing leads TO the belief, that there viii
DC considerable increase In the next quarter ECou.
rer
Gerry, in which Mr. Ro,hschild cast. The suit was
thought against him by Mr. Btookan on account of va.
rous disastrous operations Of Exchange undertaken for
him Mr. Rohschild was adIdged, IL il said 10 nay 10
the plaintiff f,centy thousand pounds Sterling with rs
years Interest.
LONDON. July lT.Consols for account 50 3.s at I-2
The papers in The interest of the faction which Cd.
posed so violently the emancipation of the Catholics are
spreading The most ridiculous reports. To-day they
tax OF the probability Of Regency, and of the irten.
ION oil the Duke OF Wellington, to have himself when
the proper time arrives, named the Regent, in prefe.
renee to any member Of the royal family. This is the
prcJeet grayely ascribed, by the Morning Journal to
the Duke OF Wel'ngtcn-thdt il, the noble Duke who
unfortunately 60 old, found his ambitious pro-
jecis upon the death of two personages the King and
,he DuEe o. Clarence both OF whom are in good
health, at this moment, as the Duke himself The Duke
oil Cumberland has declared, that he will leave En-
gland, III he has overhrown the mnisryof the Duk.
OF Wellington Unfortunately for H. r. HrIness he
man, capable OF replacing the noble Duke Mr. Peel
who s not entirely opposed 10 the Duke of Cumberland
and his friends AS TO the friends themselves of H. r.
iighness, they are alike Incapable of debating in Par
lament or managing the public affairs; therefore the
project OF over;hrowing the ministry prove abor
tive. Several members of The House of Commons A.
many 20, il is saii who voted with ministers
ally, upon the Catholic bills, have sgniied to the Duke
oil wellington, their Intention Of Withdrawing their sup
port from him. unless he disnisses Mr. Peel. The no
hie Duke will, doubtless treat the menace with con.
tempt
The Courier of the l7h nlt referring TO the rnmors
alluded TO in the FIRST part OF the above article hollis this
language
4" We will not undertake 10 rciule consciures found
ed upon the fatality, with which il seems tho health of
public personages is suddenly IN naced We will not
discuss The question If Regcncg or the changes an.
tieipaied in the Ministry, at moment when viro-
rous and excellent constitution announces that no minor
Is likely to sit upon the throne, and when bodily health
and intellectual energy, render it equally clear that no
physical inerority will wcate the force or abrjee
The duration Of uui;ed Ministry We would not even
have alluded TO these reports. il respectable con,e-
porary had not called upon 10 contradict them lest
they should inure the country at home, and in the.eyes
oi ioregners" We do contradict them completely, ex-
plici,ly; and we hope definitely
FALL OF SILIsrRIA.--.I nteleence of the capur-
OF Silislra, was transmitted by telegraph from Slras
bourg 10 Paris, on Friday nighi TIL. Augsburgl, Ga.
Iee, which reached rs yesterday, contains the follow
ing Bulletin, dated Bucharest, July 2, received by eX
press:" AT this moment. COURIER sent off from, Siis
tra, by Lieut.. Gen Krassowsy, has arrived with the
intelligence that place having fallen under the VIC
who after obstinate resistance, had been reduced TO
the last extremity have surrendered themselves prison
ers OF war The garrison consisted of 10 900 men eX
elusive OF the Inhabitants. In this number are ady
Achnet and Sort Mahmouh, both three tailed Pachas
and many other officers. The trophies OF this victory
25o pieces Of cannon, two horsc-tas, upwards Of
100 stand OF colors, the hotilIa of the Danube and
great quantity OF ammunition and provision" The Be-,
lin STATE Gazette gives the following version OF this
event. The garrison, consisting OF eight thousand
men, and the inhabitants in arms, ha number ten
thousand, made prisoners OF The Grand Vizier
is closely bockacd Al Chouma by General Debitsch
letter of the llil inst from Vienna says upon the
same subject: " hasten TO inform you that we have
just received advices OF the capture ofSstria, which
surrendered by capilulaon to the Russian army the
30ih June The surrender Of this fortress is event Of i'm
portaBce, il will hasten, and render most certain
the fall of Giurgevo and Routshouk. Thus with the
exception of Widen, against which undoubtedly fresh
efforts will be successfully directed the whole line OF
the Danube is secured TO the Russians the basis OF
their future operations and the war will as il were
10 have Bulgaria for its theatre II il Is 10 he con
tnued then il will be carried into the heart OF the en-
pre in Romela Choumla is not the only passage across
the Balkan open to the Russians. The road from So
phia 10 Phoppois does not present the difficult
ties and besides by leaving Chouma with lite reduced
garrison, TO be observed by corps, several
other roads open The plain of Adrianople the Russians
The question Isl whether the fall OF SiIista will
induce the Porte to accede 10 the propositions of Rus
STA, and. he still refuses, whether Turkey may look
for the succour Of any European Power"
TIE AugsbWgh Gazette contains the following i,.
tellgencc. dated Constan'iuopie, June 22"The Bri-
fish and French Ambassadors have yet had an OH
cai interview with the Refs Eifendi, hut have endeav-
ored 10 have a confidential understanding with him
upon the object Of their mission In this manner they
have learned that the Porte will not negotiate upon the
hoes nf sigueI at