Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05

to perfdious stratagem HI sent messages t. ali /
the Albanian Chiefs. telling hem hat he mad come |
to lis their demands, and inviting them to an a,,
dence.-A great number of them accordingly SET out
for Btoglla. accompanied, by way of precaution, by
an escort of 5000 men The Grand Vizer gave abe
Chiefs an audience, and after hearing their demands
viz. 80 900 purses. $4,000 600 Turkish piasi res
declaring that Notwithstanding the embarrassment
OF the government on ACCENT of the late war, he
would find means to satisfy them. He only request
ed that they ud remain in the CITY for few tla We
until the ARRIVAL of the placed in his hands by
the Porte, which he said were already on the way
Having thus gained then confidence. Ire invited
them after they had been four days the town. to
witness review ofhs troops about 5 900 strong -
They accordingly attended accompanied bv an escort
OF only 400 men. After noticing the rvolutIons for
some time they found themselves suddenly surrounded
oythe Turkish troops and 'cere nnssacred to the last
man Phe remainder of the 5000 who had been left
without the city, Were next ma rched against by
the Turks. and immediately beiouk themselves to
flight Blu os the CIR nd V,zer had caused the roads
to he previously occupied il is probable that bu,
very small number of the Albanails escaped the
sword
LoNpoN, Sept. o. (eveningl--Up TO the time of our
gong t. pr"ss, Their. had been no arrivals 1t the
forelgn office, ar elsewhere, from Brussels and we
learn from Gala that there had been no n ercourse
between that town aud Brussels for two days We
suspect therefore, tina, the troops or tho King of
the Netherlands were not allowed to rhe city
without resistance. and that serious encounter has
taken place between hem and the popuane Courier
few days since we mentioned The par iculars of
Revolution IN thu Duchy # 3 urswick fan indepen
dent stale IN Lover SaXonv and that he Duke b,d
taken refuge IN England The London Courier states
that his brother. Prince William has with the con-
currence of the people of all ranks assumed the sove
re'gnty in his stead There is abdicaton howev-
er, on the part of the Runaway Duke
| Count de Paez has arrived at Paris from Spain as
an extraordinary Courier. He is the bearer of the
act of recognition of Louis Philip by the Court of
Madrid
The r'mor the negotiation with america having taken
favorable with regard settlement of the n,e
between the United States and British West India Islands
iuy confirmed We assured that the prelmares of
the expected treaty have been Washington some time
ago ana mere Is every probability of their being
LONDON sept 26 The reports of failure in the
Consul market have been fully confirmed The differences in
me English and Foreign Stock nearly
10000 and will be severely felt The defaueI
Is SAD mas up" ards OF half mliio' Of Consol;
particular PERIOD OF tue Account, aud sold nearly
o"n. al tue lowest prices during the panic, when Conso
Tor Account dropped to S6a
LONDON Saturday evening SEPT, 25
business IN Government security has nearly stand
Tor oIegn news towhch every arrival adds something
oil great interest of The keeps vey much
point which attention is now Ssc,ed The orevae ss om
ron on Change is that the Brussels be pii,
Gown ny me advance OF tn Dutch troops but that
consequence of shard oonfe bloodhed will leave
behind feeling likely break again nsurrcc
tIon on some future occasion
fhe price ofconso scarcely all altered from that of
yesterdays The whole hucuaon between SO Sand the
want OF fnnes IN almost description of stock, owing
large amount offered for sale in consequence of the late
THE MARKETS.
! LIVERPOOL 23d Sept. 1880
Dear or: Inc sales of Cotton last week mely
limited being only $3.50 bales, v;z:5O ISLANDS Ia
~ 80 Stained 81 8 l4io Upland IL 600 Orleans 81
a o; $50 alabama 90 81 other 300
The Market throughout the week was very lang ud and
barely supported at the same the article offered
feeiy ne import 1890 bales of Jan
nary bales have this port, against
10 the same period last year the increased supply
ar-lOo0 brls sold LIS lbs per bbl Tupentne-
5Io Dds brought los Sd the quality Querc
I lie a lie
accepted for 900 hhds
Thus week there has been limited demand for Co,
on and the marker drooPng sales three days past are
barely 5000 bales Turpenne-2ooo bills offered
auction and part sold at los lod per Tar-3oO bbs
The Corn Marker has been lively Wheat has improved
within the week principally yesterday at @ Sd per br for
sour TO 34s Sd 36s for prime sweet Indian Corn has
been sold 42 per quarter Tobacco-The sales are ,riana
S-Tbe operations in Flour chiefly to spectators
From the
I.rvEnpooL 18th Sept 1880
Dear Sir The transactions Cotton this week have only
ed q! IL 5000 Upland 81 ~ 500 Orleans 81 81 $3.50
Alabama ,n g. 81 a a 70 8; other sorts ll2o
Tar 48o brs sold al Us Sd lbs Sd per There has
been brisk demand for Rice export and GOO casks taken
al s per ct Tor ordinary up to los for fine quality There
at improving prices for the former; weather is extremely
and nd No change other articles
| Duty l8s 8. On Flour Is. 12d per Dbl.
saturday even'ns->aes of Cotton To-day 1000 bales
good business done wheat Is per quar-
10000 OILS Flour changed bands speculation 36s 37s
| per Dbl.
| Circular OF " & j. Brown 4; Co.
| 49, LIVERPOOL, Saturday, September 18th.
since the 1si inst Cotton market has declined about Id
per ID and 38d below the highest point market
SIX weeks There has been little depression this week
ne chief decline having been previously established The
asi week ending with the 18th amounted only 504O bales
and this week, ending with 24th, they bales
me duty on Flour advancing lis 24d per brl;
the last weekly average OF Wheat being #nakng the
aggregate 67s 4d qr and the duty lbs Sd soon
be considerably higher The harvest the middle and south
eTn districts OF England is completed and good conditions;
Dnt an opinion prevails quarters will prove
very productive one and much Grain
the northen districts and the weather being exceedingly
vorabe wheat advanced III the last four weeks Sd Sd ner
ar and Is IN brick demand Sales of Flour also been
mace 10 considerable extent al the advanced prices 34s Cd
36s Sd per b duty paid higher prices asked Some re-
cent imports OF Indian Corn have sold 42 per or duty paid
the duty IS lbs 10d per ar.
From CearHs g. Crazy, Sept 25.
The Corn marker to-day well attended, and good
business was done at advanced pcesWe quote 36a37 for