Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-17
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new York, Dec n.-By the packet shin u.
KHAN, De Peyster, which arrived this mor,ing f,o,
ave we have received Paris papers 10 IN. 10Th and
nasre 70 the llth Of November inclusive from which
we r nave translated or abridged what follows
me Courier Francois, OF the 7th Nov saws: eth.
government aud the corps diplonsotique have II IL
.aIu ms day received by courier despatched 10 the
austrian embassy the news that the Emperor Of Rus
STA had conseated grant to Turkey cond tjon. e.. RI
gorous. both with respect to the snount of ,hs ir, ~
niues aud lime OF payment" 6,-'''l
me liberal journals continue their attacks on the
.. ,'s ministry. The Journal dn Commerce says,
tns' she Labourionnsye royass have mad. peace win,
Tue 'iIele roysiists by the mediation OF the rnis.r
o. ihs interior; that the left side will by consequence
nno ,'seii In the minority and that the chamber will
"o"pt me measures proposed by the mnistry-ons nj
which, Gays tina: JOURNAL "wil be an electoral law de-
chamber ITSELF" " ''e
o, me Grand Duke Of Hes'e Darmsiadt opened on III.
Sa OF November he fourth session of the State. of the
Grand Duchy. treaty had been concluded with En-.
g'na ana two other states Of Germany Several law.
mad been proposed for freeing the agriculture Of the
Duchy from inconvenien nopoes and martial nr;v;
Ieges project for remode ling the Who'll. co,s nf =;
States. r'e'e"'e" =" "e
An article in the Courier de Bayonne, dated Lisbon.
Oc - H. says, that to the report of the recognon Of
Len Miguel by tho Pope's nunco which has no, been
verified by the fact have succeeded others verv dr
eh'. IL Is said that the bull sent to the nupcio for pb
a mt
King. and that the government had forbdien ia n,h
"csh'n certain commercial adv are snoken Of
a. having oeen granted by Portugal 10 Spain in conse
qu.hce OF the recognition of Don Miguel
Advices rom Odessa, of the l4h of Octoher -,
nouhcc at the desire Of the people of that ci,v b,d
ehgh oren realised the sanitary Gordon had been viii
Drawn, IN" communications with The in eror had been
opened, AMI the inhabitants were no Ionyer ;,nrr;,i
within the circle of pes Hence On Sund,v ,h ,,I
sher mass, ne Profuidis chanted in the Ca,ba'
h,, . ~, ~ e'''ns' ana me ceremony was concluded
~ Oe"",' accompanied with rous discharges
OF athiery in the evening the city wa. Illuminated
sud The convalescent exchanged conSra,ulaiion. -
he ioth TO the l3Ih OF October 81 vessels en,sr.i
us''a, IL from Constannople and 10 from the conomsr
10 sail for foreign ports A''u'
CoNsTANTLNoPLE. Oct l0.-AIthough the r,,i6-
aH";, 'ne ire'ty OF Peace signed by the Porte at
% On ,he i4th OF Sep'ember were sent to this
cry oh He zHh some difficulties have occurred in Tho
execution OF several OF its stipuations which bavs
gwen occasion 10 the sending of several Russi,n E
GERS 70 tl, capital The principal Of these difficulties
are the delivery OF the fortress of Cuirasyo IT..
on the let bank Of the Danube to the Russ;,n ,o
when was refused on the pretext of not having r..
ceVeu orders to that elect; the making ont of The e.
;o nuns heernng me union Of the six district, to Ser
wa aud lastly the position of Mus,anba p,cbs Of
"n ' 'ssfRs afsE PPlh u oRess
ties IN the mos, satisfactory manner. Among the i'm.
mediate consequences OF the treaty are the liberation
oil all the Russian prisoners who are sent on board Sc
yera Austrian and Sandman vessels the evacuation of
OF the block de Of the Dardanelles In the mean time
The restoration oil the free navigation of the Black Sea
mas gwen new activity TO cemmerce. Mcrs than 100
vessels OF every ration, but mostly Austrian, favored
ny a south wind which has blown Tor several days
have sailed for Odesss while others arriving from the
Archipelago have entered here. On the 7,h of this
mohth tie English Admiral, Malcolm. arrived here on
boarl cutter. He had peculiar audience with The
Sultan and well received. The French fripste Ar
mida which brought Cen Guemnot will sail shortly
pi,al.
Another article Of the same date with the above,
states ihata Russian Colonel had arrived
pie with the that the Turks had attacked and mas
sacred detachment Of 300 Russians in village near
Adrianople
iiarre Market, .Vov. 9-Cotion.-Tbe demand
during the past week, has been little or nome Holders
are waiting patiently until transactions shall resume
Their activity the stock on hand is considerable
"hat has been disposed OF during the past week pre-
sens no change OF price. We have received but 2s0
bales OF Liverpool destined for reshpment There are
in the market FL 900 bales of all qualities The follow
ing the sales made: $50 bales Of Iousiana midIin
to good middling, SO fr TO IO2. 25I bales Alabana
Mobile and Tennessee, ordinary aud below middline
80 fr. 10 80. 222 bales Georgia. S. c. and Va FOOD
mIdiIing, 81 n. SO. 06 bales Pernambuco. ordinary
anu peo" mludHhg luz on IT. 10Y 90 total 100 bales
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An extract Of letter from an American gentleman
residing in Colombia, during the recent connections
published in the Philadelphia Chronicle relates some
curious incidents which have lately occurred there
The British Consul General at Bopota Mr. UspJerson
It seems is the father Of lovely daughter 10 whom
Gen. Cordova the person who lately excited the nsr.
reeon In Anoqnr, was reported, during HE residence
In Bogota, TO have paid his addresses Cerdova was
then IN the confidence Of Bolivar and his rank his die
tinguished services, and his geDtlemany deporfme
rendered him an acceptable visiier in the Consus IA
miiy. Upon ;ns intimacya plot against the Consul
was founded man, who is represented 10 he
person oil no character, ga renegade American" as
he !. called in the letter, obtained access unlimited
to the Consups family. He took occasion TO speak
N Tho
bia, and the probability Of revolt in gotta, and
drew from the Consul General several questions
OF no moment, but upon the strength Of which,
on the intelligence OF Cordsva's insure tion he
denounced the Consul as participator in the con.
spracy His story was believed the iniormer was pro-
noted, and the expulsion OF Mr. Henderson at once
resolved on. Mr.. Henderson had, however demand
Ell proof Of the charges against him; and at the date of
The letter, which before the suppression Of Cor.
dovas insurreciion thought that the Colombian
Government would rsceds from The step it had taken.
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