Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-09

port. Of Asers aud been deserted in different parts
the Mont Blanc, which sailed from Cette with cargo
Of wine, captured Of Cape PAos by the Algerinss
The captain and crew escaped in their boat.
The Journal de Routn has the following article -
{" The project Of opening canal from Rouen 10 P~s.
likely to he carried into execution. The expense
10 estimated at upwards Of so millions Of france, which
would indicate that the canal l. to he executed on
very large scale II rightly informed Il &. in
tended that vessels Of 200 tons should be able
10 Paris.
VIENNA, Jan. 3--It se ms that Prince sitetpic,
has formed proj-ct with respect to our Italian
prevncss and mu IA u sid about negotiations having
teeasst foot between the Court Of Sardinia Ani tia
81 Rome. An exchange Of subjects even l. talked OF
Ensand would enter into the pan Of Prince Meter
nteh. Is stated that the proteetorae Of the Ionian
Isands in favor OF Naples will be exchanged tor port
Ia the ArAtic Sc and aprvilsge Of franchises in the
Nsapoliian POI (. for the Of 40 years. But even
supposing that these singular combn ,ions should b.
executed. nothing prevent the Reaction
preparing * inst Austria at all points. The Italians
wssry OF foreign domination, fred with the de-ir.
81 resuming their rank among the nations. The pto-
vnces confirm" in .ta'e of eferve ,ence, and the mi
ltasy commanders said TO have received order to
punish secretly aud severely all those who allow them
Metternich."
ODESSA, Dec. 2s.--'' On the 2l.t a FIRE broke ont
10 storehou . Of this town, which burnt with great
violence, aud totally destroyed n. building with tn.
property Il contained In ali mt store house was
IN immense quantity Of spirits of which il immedi-
selv cleared az MEASURE ot prec auton, for il this
building had taken fire. Oiessa would have hee burnt
70 the ground. We learn from Ismail, under date al
line the ST. Nichols. and four smaller vessels took place
there few days before. Great mischief was done TO
the town by tho fragments OF the vessel, and pieces OF
Ice carried TO II by the explosion. Two warehouse.
we're completely dsstroyci, upwards Of fifty houses I'M
rooted and shattered and I61 cher houses have not
pane Of gasIe Ths number OLIVES lost by this
trophe IL unknown, but six lead boes have been pick
cd uP, and forty-two persons are wounded"
OpKssA, Dc. 2s.--" Fl ALL Pscha hba..ajor ex
aordinary Of the Porte, has yet received hi. pass,
pert for st Petsrsbukh, and person, opin
mont Is excited by tho numerous and costly pre-.
which ths Amb .sai'r is charged To deliver to the En-
Peror, and many believe that the Porte homes by tbi.
means 10 free itself from the ion under which
II his been laid Latter, from Con,tan,inopIe frankly
avow this inentio,. and mention IL reason for the
sultan rejecting the offer Of loan When 4, IL cons-
deret however, whit imm sacrifices Russia H..
made in this war; and their disprpori,n with the in
demnty stipulated by the treaty of Airanop,e IL is no.
propabls that the Emperor Nicholas will make further
osnces.ion The contribution Ter which Persia was
laid. was much considerable although the sacri
fees Of Russia in the war with Persia were mail in
proportion; AMI tn. Emperor only granted to Persia =
slight reduction u?on the contribution, although the
power male much greater i'm. of territory. The
commerce. Of Oles'a, Notwithstanding the plague and
the cold Is extremely ac;ivs.' rGdsette.
The weather in France continue, Intensely cold In
Paris. o. the Is Janrarv at mon. the thermame'
(Farenheit'-) stood at "a below zero. The road.
IN many parts OF the country were impas'ahle. Intel
iGenco from Copenhagen stated. that the Sound was
20 completely frozen in December, that sled
ges passed over from I. ,nssrone.
The severity Of the winter in France has led 20 some
singular results. In the dep ,rment of the Lower Py-
rennee'. wolves driven from the mountain. by snow
have rsversed the plains in drove., attacking tho.e
they met, and carrying aft light into the villages An
seclssis'tic Of the village of Aha situated on the
mountain, returning horseback from visit to DIV.
ingman, was bes,t by Wolves. who n w with all the
fury OF hunger spon him and the horse he roIs-
oeuered bones. frgmert' of fash and trace. Of blood
on the snow, had 1t. doubt Of the haribe Iea IN he
had un iergone.-Thc public arthorie. hal 6rdere
general turn out Of The inhabitants sstroy the wolves
II va'hvsd for tn. 22d Of Janu,ry la the neishhor.
nood OF Pari., large hocks Of Swan, gathered about
inc Seine The ice WIS soil on ,hs I7th January
that stalls were erected il; s!eghs drawn by horses
passed over IT, and 700 persons were skating ne Ar the
Place de Grove The port Of Charente wa. closed by
ice on ths 9:h AZ Bordeaux, the river was frox IN
over At the bridge Al Turin. on the Ilth a numb,r
Of persons peri,hej with 'h- cod.-At Avignon bus.
moss and public anus men's hid been suspe nd ed by
the severity OF the weather. TIL. thermometer had
been at III degrees, and the branches Of the Rhon-
were froz,n. In n'a'ly all L,ngus,ioc the thsr,nom.
e'or hal been at TO- anil even III degrees an in Wit
zersDd at ii degrees. The unusual coll of the sea-
son bad hem felt in the south extremity of tia.
y. AZ Naples nm the 25 of ID .cemb.r, sno " fall in
large lakes. The SUBMITS Of Vssuvius and tn. ada
CENT mountains w-re cov.re with snow. On the BOIL,
Doc considerable quantity of snow fell at II, ne
On th- ~ h. THO wind al Havre change, 20 Oh .
south. icon which quarter blew with gr vioiene
exciting aP'r-henon' for vessels expo,. TO driven
on the Engi.h coast l, two hours, thaw had great
~ reduced the snow in Havre.