Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-05
EXCELLENT NEWS!

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| Whdf has this Admits tra,ion don,7"
We congts uia,e our readers on the exbilira,ipy
News from England. The West India Pots are omen
Gus! The trade which was lost nv Adams and CIav
has been restored by Jackson and Van BureoI VIVA,
james Barbour tried in vain TO effect, has been ar
compished by the perseverance and tsients of Nc.
LaLe The tpposi ion print, laughed at the very
Mea al sHch thing They jcuied IL az a Qsiz-.
Hoax-a gross papable fraud upon the public-a thing
tha was ony got up to affect the elections and impose
upon The People Doidrdse rdicued the expectation
OF any such event The Clay prints ieered the All.
miuis,ra'ion for holding out any such false lights l,s
friends begged them he patien-n, IN commit IN
| selves bv such rash denuncinions. We said Mons
perrons! We hoped for the festive have entertain
ed strong Expeditions for tour months pa of Nc.
Lane successive dld I o. abandon the hope for one
| moment-And now the tables turned-,he
Opposition bshled-and success crowns once more
the admirable diplomacy If the present A4minsra-
uo1. We can hs wand OF the "A,cb Ma
gcian in this matter. Were his enemies TO have ~ cir
du Fee ~ " ." Huo
The w India Ports are orened. All doubt. ara ds.
sipated We understand from the highest authority
(no! at Washington.) that MeIsne has snccseIeI in
his nee oeia'ion The Government Of G. Britain con
ses TO restore to the direct trade tcih her cola
mics upon the terms of her famous act Of 5fh MIN
1928 The Presidents Proclamation miIl be The frst
step, tchch tDiH be Immediately foIo,ced bv he no
cessdry acts on The part Of G.. britain yep0king her
! Order an Council Of July, 1927, a6olishing ali dis,
1 eliminating Duties in her Colonial Ports and er-
tending TO oar ressels the advantages IF the British
9et Of Parliament eft f/fh of JlIy eioIfee, bun
dred and f,centy fpeIhusgipng as al hat mas been
heretofore offered, and all could or did demcnd y
We pledge ourselves for the accuracy of eyerv word
IN the preceding statement Thus, we have rsgsin,d
every thing the last mad and m>chievous Admnis,ra
ion ost-and what they could no, get b,ck Win ,s,,
tried 70 IL.
This is"what we call comfortable' for the present
ADMINISTRATION IL shows what good they have done
ana what good they are capable Of doing.-And again
as 10 our french matters the last New York American
"a strong Opposition ournaD says: at is reported m
on the authority OF private letter from England sneak
ing as il with knowledge, that there was fair proba
Mt of tha
can citizens upon France We earnestly hone this NAV
be true"-Now, we undertake to say positively that
our dld expect succeed in his negotiation
der the last Dynastyf they had remained one or two
weeks longer in power.-Mr Rives will vet realize the
hopes oil his friends. He who is rdicued by po.
pinlay OF an Editor CIPHER will cut disnousb
ed figure among our foreign ministers.
We congratulate our readers then on the successful
Diplomacy of the present Administration. Large a.
mounts oil Claims recovered from Colombia and Den.
mark; not only the Black Sea opened but the PRIVILEGES
themost favored nation secured TO us in all the Turkish
lports-the West India Trade thrown open 10 us
ard our claims against France likely be speedily adj
jusied.
And what will the par,isans of Clay now say? That
since we have recovered the W. India trade it not
worth havng-that direct trade is better than an
indirect one!and that it is not the slightest ADVANTAGE
TO get clear OF double freight double commissions sc
&C. In the course oil which trade, too, vessels were
superseded by those OF Great Brtan We are prepar-
ed for any absurdity however gross any msrepresen.
ton, which vindictve and disappointed malice can sg-
gest .NonS ueyronS!
| FROM ENGLAND.
| NEwYoRK. Ortobe- THE packet shin Mann.
'eon Captain Smith, which arrived last evening bring,
interesting and important intelligence. We have re.
c''ved by her our regular files Of Engih papers from
London to the 26,h, and from Liverpool the 2s,h
The fem Of intelligence OF most m oment comnunica
led bv thia arrival is THE OPENING OF THE
MEST INDIA PORTS TO THE COMMERCE OF
The UNITED STATES. The dispatches for the
Secretary OF STATE aiming this welcome n.ws were
committed by Mr. MLane to the Of Capt smith
TO he delivered To Mr. Swariwout Co,lec,or Of IN,
| Iel fhp.u IN a..
morning.
The following extract OF letter from F,anci, b. Og-
d'n E'qnire u s Consul al the Port OF Liverpool 10
Samue. Swattwout, Esquire, Collector Of the Port OF
New York. communicates this gratifying intelligence
together with the heads Of the treaty ehich il will be
perceived is oil highly favorable chaTacte':
| " LIvERrooL, Aug 25'b 1890
have 'he great subtraction TO inform Won that our
nc goci'ons with this country have terminated in ile
most iavorshls manner. Mr.. McLane arrived here III,
evening eOFe The ast. and forwards his despaicbes y
he Napoleon, this morning. He Informs me that the
ri ish Government consents 10 restore The dir CT
intor"onrFe with The West Indies upon The term. ~
the art OF July, 1925. The Proclamation II he Pref
dent. und@ the late act Of Congrpss will he the first STEP
-lnin -diae thereafter Grea Britain will revoke h.
order IN council II Ju'y, 1927 sbolish bs distrmna
ling du les on American vessels in hsr colonial ports
and ex,frd TO them The advantages Of the act OF Paa.
meDi Of 5.h July, 1926
Thus have we received, by the con'iA ing mea.
sures OF our venerable PRECEDENT and the talent perse
teiauce and strait forward Of our able MIoiset
here all tat was lost by hs last administration and al
we have ked Tor since 1926
Should orr Minister in France be equally success.
iul, OF which there u favorable appear
anee', uink our venerable President will be entitled
TO the highest praise"
The news from The Continent contained in The Lon
don papers, s repIee with interest. In France ihoue
some disorders among the working classss st conin.
ne TO occur In the capital, aHts to be fast settling
down into state Of The Uimot tranquility The die
content Of the operatives result from want Of employ
1,en' The correspondent OF the London MorDng Her
aid says that there numbers Of fnrn ont of
pisyment In Paris A. present aud in lew n.tsnce
hey have assembled together in public PLACES but o.,
/, outrage OF any moment had been committee by them
Suffering from OF work. they naturally aoritut
ed their distress 10 the snbs,ution Of machinery I'M
manual labor, and TO the employment given 10 susnger