Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-16

existing rate Of Exchange 10 tho Tariff when in all pro-
liability, arises from very different causes, and more
over, may be quite altered in few months.
"By the way, whilst on this subject, il may not be
out OF place TO say those who have become support
ers oil the successive augmcntatoas i'm Duties because
they believed fall in price OF the articles the
suit (erroneous enough, indecd,l that the late re.
duction IN The duty on Salt, has direddy egectec
the price, and that the price pr sack the in
porter Is 2l2 cents for such be- fore cold
der 23OCon-is'ency, nothing ele, should induce nj
such now 10 advocate diminuton OF impps-tor the
cost OF the salt abroad IL just the this year
the average OF the last three ard yet the
already getting IL lower in anticipation OF the reduce,
duty"
It's the same case with Coffee duty s 10 com,
down ttco cents IN The pound. in December mex; ant
yet already, the large holders trying to push Of
their stocks on hand and the price has come down.-I
would, no doubt he the SAME with other articles.
tons. woolens, &c SC. The over the duy, the low
e. the articeso contrary TO the paradox of the Tariff
ties, that that syst of deception and fraud bring
down every thing which IL touches No lSllacy has
made friends Tor the Tariff than this very suppo.
siton-Th- duty is raise1-other circumstances, i'm
the time, reduce the price of the Tarih-bnt its
iricnds throw up their aud cry out. ID hold the
good eff cts of the Tarin!"- But. here have the
proof in point that the contrary position il the true
Salt and CcDee have come down, even by ontieipa
tion of the reduced duty AS intelligent, rcrchan,
justly remarks, these fact, fought 10 induce all
such TO advocate dimiuuon er impost," even up
on their own grounds The fact is the s' American
System" l. all bubble AMI dslu,ion trick orgi-
naliy pre- scd for the benefit of manuf curers-
y, l.
clans, 10 answer their own purposes. Even at Wash.
ng,on the catholic festival of American Independence
is used by cunning politicians and removed Office hold
promote the vi rvs OF In. Friends Of the
merican System and Of Henry C1oy'-and i, is ruff. ID
off in the n. Intelligence. in large characters az the
4" GREAT REPUBLtcAN CELEBRATION. of the Anni-
rersdry If Independence and in honor Of Henry Cldy
(your genuine BathosD blythe people Of Washington
books Of nerehaa, in this City SO different point from
the position laid down by the in,clligencor!
TREATY WITH TURKEY
Tho subsequent article from Baltimore Republican scons
leave our negotiations with tho Port,
Should be confirmed by the official accounts pre-
sent administration have effected what their Predecessor failed
accomplish.
(Erom tho Balinors Republican,
In confirmation OF QUE remark, made few dave
since In relation to the opening OF the trade of the Black
Sea, to American shipping, and the Of the ne
gociations ct Mr. Rhnd, have the qualification of
presenting the following letter from Smyrna, with
which have been politely favored by a friend
We are assured that it can be implicitly relied on
"SAfyRNA, ooh April, 1880.
al know you will be grah ed to learn that Mr. Chorss
Rhnd's Mission to Constantinopls has b.sn crown
ed with complete success On the 18Th inst. he sue
ceeded in concluding treaty with Turkey, which pa-
country the footing of the most favored ma
lions. Mr.. ID. A Onley would leave Cons,an.inop,o
on the 10Th, by land, with frmal; permission ior
Commodore Bidde, TO proceed in the Corvette Lex.
ington TO Constantinope. Mr.. Ofiley, the Consul will
leave here for Con:antinops by hud. immediately az
ter his sons arrival here. When they all unite there
the treaty will be signed by the three, Mr.. O., Mr. r.
and the Commodore. The Java Frigate ard Lexington
Corvette have been at Vourla since 81 inst and their
stay there long has given rise 10 many reports
the good people of Smyrna. messenger will no doub
be despatched 10 the U. S with the treaty, soon after
the arrival of the Commodore and Mr.. .. there.
'The Java will probably wait at Voura, 10 take the
treaty to Gibraltar. | give the above information Sir
certain and you may implicitly rely it's correct
There has been little doing here Ton the las
two weeks, in consequence of the Catholic Jewish and
Greek Holidays that ii is scarcely worth while to give
you statement thereof. The last sale of Coffee
have heard Of al 355 pr, the lt.h inst On the
LIST April, % baskets Opium taken at rs pr
cash. There remains probably OF the old crop unssld
$50 baskets; look with great confidence consider
able decline in this article before long, holders will
not, think, have the bodness to hold on when the
know of the immense crop which will bs brought 10
market i'm June, &c. i asserted confidently that $50 10
500 baskets will be given this summer. Ii is confirm.
ed that the Turkish Government viii monopollze the
Opium, to commence with the crop. When the
Mrzi (or chief agents of the Sultan Tor the cusoms)
arrives here shall be informed particularly Oh
the subject.
''We have Letters from N, isllnd of Samos which
give the unpleasaDt intelligence that pirates have an
prared OIL Mycore, and murdered tn crews of two
brigsof what nation ia not stated. There are some
doubts TO the truth of the statement The Ameri.
vessels and Others lately arrived here have added
very little stock of coffee DO elieve there
are beyond 1890 bags in frs, hands,
FOR THE EArOTTTPEp