Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22

Of brethren In from the DEPARTMENTS added 10
me enjoyment OF this memorable day. The General In
Chief confines himself on this occasion 10 congratulate
his comrades oil the Ns'onsl Guards OF Paris on the
superb and patriotic spectacle they exhibited on the ME
morabie day. What expressions could he find after
those contained In the speech ofhe King when ne pAc-
ell the colours In your hands aud the letter he has
dressed TO his brethren In arms"
The following is the letter addressed by his Msj.s.
~ 10 Ten. La Fayste:-' am anxious to learn nv
lear General. how you find yourself after thi. glotoa.
day; Tor am fearful that you must he rcome W ith
fatigue; bnt have another object which lies ne ar NV
heart, namely, to request you TO be the Interpreter oil
my feelings towards those glorious Nation n Guatds Of
whom you the Patriarch Tell them that the y
have not only surpassed my mos, sanguns expectations
but that is completely OF my power to .xpres. INV
sentiments OF Joy and happiness Having been wit.
ness OF the Federation OF $780, in this same Champ de
Mars-a witness also Of the grand OF 1882
when saw come up, TO join our army in Champay ne
4S btoa!ions OF the citizens Of Paris formed in thre
d'ys aud who so eminently contributed to repeI the
INVASION we had the happiness Of arresng al Valmy-
am able to make the comparison; and II is with trans
port declare to you, that what have lust seen 1. IA,
superior 10 what then considered noble and what
our enemies found formidable Have the goo,,ne a.
my dear General to express to the National Guard.
how sensiby was affected by their testimonies TO.
wards myself, aud how deeply my hearts, impressed
herewith Yours afectionat-lv,
- Louis PHILIP
"Paris, Aug, 90. 1880" "LA FAYKrrE"
In consequence OF the intelligence from Rns.a and
the state Of affairs in the Netherlands the English funds
mao uecItned three per cent
The greater part Of the town of Baden has been de-
sroysd by FIRE.
Tho house of Mauowsky in Warsaw has stopped nav.
ment f''
Intelligence has been received of the death of Ali
Pacha. of Egypt: he died at Cairo.
ALGIERs.-At the last accounts all was quiet A
part OF the French feet return to France 10
avoid the equinox The division to remain in the port.
Of Algiers, Bona and Oran. will he under command Of M
Masseu de Cleva consisting Of four frigates two cor
vetes, four brigs, and smaller vessels.
LIVERPOOL, Sept TIN.
Corn The supplieso the week are almost exclusive
W from To- egh ports, and much lighter than we're
and oa's have arrived the quality Of the former 4, be-
low the average OF previous seasons. but the are
hne. Duties have been paid, since Tuesday on 46 OOo
quarters foreign wheat, 20 900 quarters oats and Al
600 barrels American hour-the remaining bonded
stocks oil these articles will probably be released
weather, with ready sale for the manufactured ar
uces, has increased our previous active demand-tbe
town aud neighboring mers have been free buyers
wheat: several thousand quarters have been taken for
shipment to Ireland, and some quantity on country ac-
CONT Oats have met equal attention, and the stocks
OF oo,h articles are rapidly reducing Though the de-
mand has hitherto been freely met, prices have been
gradually improving, aud Saturday wheat was no
ted 81. and oats Id to ID dearer than last Tuesday
American flour has found ready .ae and /. now held
Tor 6i to Il per barrel advancethe quantity of tbi.
article is much essened within the last three w.eks
Barley Ia still very dull Of sale, and may be bought on
better terms. No change in the value of beans or
peas.
The morning proving fine we had less activity in the
trade than at the close OF the week there however
good retail demand for Wheat, o :ts aud Flow and
Saturdays advance fully sustained Two or three
small parcels OF Irish new Wheat were Sold at 8, I'll
10 81 Vi per 40 lbs and few new Oats, brought As to
IA I'd per As lbs.