Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-07

ton Of the Electoral Colleges upon the report of our
Minister OF the Interior, have ordained and odan
Artl The Electoral Colleges shall assemble name.
~, tho Eiectcra Colleges Of Arrondssem-n the sixth
OF september next aud the Electoral Colleges Of Dc
partm ent, the 1871 OF tie month.
z. The Chamber OF Peers, and the Chamber OF Dep.
uttes OF Department. are convoked for the 2Sih oil the
month OF September next.
s. Our Minister Of the Interior Is charged with the
execution OF the present ordinance.
Given at our Palace Of St. Cloud, the 25,b of July
CHARLES.
The Minister Of the Interior.
COUNT DE PEYRONNET
AFRICAN ARMY
The CAsUABA, July 10, $780,
The Dey has changed his mind respecting the place
adesire to be transported. have thought my duty
10 acccde to his desire IL there Lazaretto at Ma
PIES he will at first make quarantine at Mahon. One
hundred and two people go with him, several be-
long to his family all have to-day embarked The Dey
appears happy TO have in this way the Termination
OF crisis the deveopement Of which might have been
The cmbarkation of the unmarried soldiers of the mi
litia began to-day Thirteen hundred are on board;
they have received thirteen Spanish pascrs each This
sum Is equivalent to two months of their paw. They
expressed at receiving il lively gratitude. They had
only anticipated bad treatment Several Of the soldiers
who were married willing TO profit by the per-
mission which was given them TO remain in Alsiers-
They felt the hatred of the Jews and Moors would
make their position there painful.
"A Wuhicpat commission mas been organized. Among
the men who form there are some who are enphten
cd. They accept with joy the part in the adminstra-
Hon o. their sountry which is entrusted to them. Con-
ndence Is daily increasing. To-day the markets were
lowered.
Some vessels with provisions have lust entered the
port; the army will in future be supplied in this way
For some days, however, the conveys will proceed
from Sid Feruch towards Alsers.-They might now
3 fneut an escort not an armed Arab appears the
- dysentery continues, but il is not accompanied
Win alarming symptoms The rest now enjoyed by the
army must smeloratc it. According TO the advice of
the council Of health Of ths army the ratous of win.
and rice have been doubled.
From the Journal DIES Dcba,,, of July %
Tor some days past certain reports have be- cure MT
whch give rise to the belief that our occupation of Al
g'ers VIII meet with obstacles which we had certainly
no reasons to have expected We are assur ed that the
Duke oil Wellington complained directly TO an august
Parsonage OF the conduct of the French cabinet in the
aair oil Agiers, and that the observations of the En-.
giish Minister were received with just Indignation
is added that our Ministers have then thought best
change suddenly the theatre of the negotiations: and
mat they have sent Secretary of the Embassy Con-
sahtnopIe, to offer to the Porte 10 apply part the
Dcys treasure towards bera;ng him from Russia up.
on the condition that the Porte shall consent 10 the so
vereignty oil France Algiers and Tuns If this re-
goca'ion did not succeed, they would keep Algcrs by
right OF conquest alone.
We relate all these reports without any guarantee
what has naturally given birth them and hat makes
II probable TO any rejecting man. that nes ociaons have
been entered into this subject is the absolute silence
OF inc Monteur respecting the future desinies OF Al
ing the minds of men.
Nothing, is true, in the speech of William w. seem,
10 announce the least dstust of the intentions of our
Caoinet nor gives for the least fears of the nva
sion by France OF the coast of Africa on the contrary
every thing breahes there the most entire satisfaction
respecting the conduct of all the allies of Great Britain
We are assured that NJ Bormont expected in eight
days at Paris. He is it said this moment at Toulon
with Gen. Laverdo.
There was report at Toulon, July 20th that an En-
gsh vessel going out of Alger loaded with the treas
ure' OF the Dey had been stopped by squadron at
distance oil a mile from the coast
Private news from AigierI dated july H. saw that
good order and tranquility daily revving in that
Guy, that the shops are opened sgan, ami tina, p,ov
SONS are coming in from all quarters The treasures of
the Dey Of which thsy have t,k.n pc.s~ s.on and .n
account OF which has been taken for the French amount
al present to ninety millions OF franc. money! and',e
ION millions in articles OF gold and silver. l, is hoped
that there remain, 20 TO 30 millions be couutcd
Ihey write from Algiers, July OH Oar army is a.
hndanty furnished with provisions. The Arab, have
Just applied our markets forgot an point
lis that at the departure Of the Cigogne we had nl
ready found more than 81 millions, aud hope Cad
mont what foIIows:
When this treasure found. NJ. Bourmout said
Gent'emen, Of this sum go millions than suf-
ncent TO pay the expenses of the war; and think that
the exress will be devoted 10 the payment of the arrears
OF me brave .oldi.r. Of the legion Of honor They have
we'iearned il and ii lie cred debt that France owe,
& sooner or later to the l.gion Of honor.'
We have found at Aigi-rs magazines turnished for
more h:n three years end more than 1000 pieces Of
Despatch ErfrdOrdinary.-ToULoN, July 80 1880,
eight O'clock 10 the evening.
The Maritime Project to his ExceIency The Minister
- OF The Navy and OF the Celonirs:
me snip Msrengo which left A'giers the Is h, has
)us' arrived with 10 millions raucs Of which two mil.
lions ccmo from the French chest and thirteen from
the treasury OF the Regency OF Algierg. These thr.
teen millions are composed Of ngo Of gold and silver
ard money in gold.
Geographic Despatch-ToULoN, July 2O;h, 1880,
o'clock in the evening.
The Maritime Project TO his E1ceiency the Minister
Of the Marine
The Dey Of Aisers. with all his suite was The l6,b
on board The Joan Of Arc anchored in the of Ma
hon This news has been brought by the Dutch brig
OF war Echo, which has just arrived here.
letter from P.'ershurgh ssys thu, The E.pperor is
ahout to witt all the shores Of the Baltic Now that
tranquility Is restored in ta E,st, his majesty i-pnds
TO turn all The efforts Of his government towa,. the
marine and the internal commerce. We ars assured
,ns several ports OF the Baltic will be declared free
The paw Of the sailors will he increa.ed
- From the shores Of the Danube JUN O.
For some time report has been spread which does
not appear unlikely and agreeabls to which Congress
mas oeen adjusted among OF the principal power,
OF Europe Count de Ne-selrode, vice chancellor In
The Emperor OF Russia will assist there in the name Of
that sovereign, and tho Prince Of Meuernich in the
name OF the Emperor Of Ausitia They have not yet
de"gnmed The place where IL viii msot but fhey think
u wiz be in some Of Bohemia. II easily con-
jsclured what The design Of this assembly il concerns
undoubtedly, the fate OF Algers after lis oenqueu nv
tho french, I" we'll az the affairs Of Greec. hch will
bsvs stifst the i'sus much desired by the Crack
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