Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-18


the awful moment, among all classes Of society..
PoRrUGAL.-Accoants have been received from
Terceira mentioning the safe arrival there of the En-
gsh vessel, the Pearl, about whose capture by the
bockading squadron, apprehensons entertained
few days ago. Another English vessel the Alert bound
for the same Island has been less fortunate Inorma
ton was received at Llovds of her having been taken
on tie 18th ult. by the Portuguese cruisers.
FRANcE-Conhicing rumors not worth numbering
sheet with prevailed the probable dissolution of
the chamber of deputies.
PARIS, May 1.-The three Powers having consented
20 guarantee the loan OF 60 millions is believed that
the Prince OF -Coburg will no longer hesitate to
cept the Sovereignty Of Greece.
The hquidations for the iemnity Of the emigrants
have reached to-day (Niay y the amount in capital of
sl67oSOoO francs, and in interest to $50 22l francs
II Is supposed that the common fund will to 60
millions Thus will be terminated in five years this inn
mense financial operation, and this great political repa-
ration which the enemies of the Ministry of 1922 did
not believe IL possible to carry into effect
FRANCE AND ALGIERs-The time Of the depar-
ture of the expedition Alger, not yet fixed but
would probably be about the 10Th of May. The armed
force in the town Of Agers is computed at $4,000 men:
that OF the Bedouns. Arabs Of the Interior much
more numerous, hut ill-disciplined. The European
Consus at Agicrs had, said sent their families to
| Mahon
The Dauphin arrived the 9th April at Lyons, and
proceeded to the Prefecture. All the public edifces
| and number of dwelling houses on the line bv which
his Royal tiighness passed, were Illuminated Two
regiments of infantry the 10th and the 10th were post
ed each bank Of the Saone and escort of young
horseback, went out to meet his ROYAL Hghness
ToULoN, April 23.-The brig Fleene Caw Isyivr-
re, which left Tou'ou few days age for Corsica ha,
inst arrived tere bringing as passenger, the 4h Swiss
Regiment and the 81 Of the line. NJ. de Bourmout n as
also arrived here, and thought II at first thought
that he wished to the ncogno the usual hon
ours have been paid to hiu The streets were TIN ong-
ed with persons his passage, and the air resouu.ed
with cries OF "Iong live the King" "Loug live Gem
Bourmond IL is said that orders have seen given for
the embarka'ion to take place on the 5h of May. aud
that the reat OF the squadron which is at Brest
will form division TO be escorted by the Trident, com.
manded by Admiral Rossmel.
PANS. May 500 the 10Th of April Tuni.ian
man Of war, cast anchor in the Road of Genoa TIL.
commander, Rsi,- Mohammcd stated that every body
was in arm, in the whole State Of Algers where, ow-
ever, srsat apprehension felt respecting tho is.ls
Al, the accounts that arrive from Touen cou6 I'm cd
We have said Of thu ariour Of tho troops both Of
the army and navy; AMI there is .uch eagerne in
the army Jun tho exped,n that Captaos have Of
ersd to private sotsrs Ills thought that the
young Of the navy cannot be prevented tom join.
ing the army in the operations Of the siege.
ALIcANT, April 1.-the packet has arrived with
letters from Agisrs The Consul, had retired into he
country, and sent their families 10 Mahrn. The Dsv
strongly urges the completion OF the works Of defence
The batteries usmentsd and ones are erected
all sides. The garrison is computed at from 10 moo
to 900 men, who maneuvrug esety day. TIL.
Dey prssides, an distributes the prizes to tn comba
tsnts. who exercise in the The French sxpedi
ton expected tow ards the end Of Nav. It's the pre-.
vaiing opinion that the Doy will 6ud il difficult
sls,' especially on the land sds; but stout
sistince Is expoctsd il the BadoJu Arabs from the
interior approach 10 harrass the landing Of The troops.
This castle which contains the is undermined
The number OF English and italian officers, in the
| service OF the Dey il estimated al $50
LONDON, May Give have received the Paris pa
rers of Monday, and the Gazette de France of Tuesday
morning. The King and Queen of Naples have arriv-
ed at Bayonne on their journey norhward from Spain;
aud the Dauphin reached Lyons the 2Sth (Wednes-
day sennghD on his way to Touon whore Nj. de Bour-
mont had already arrived-That town (Toulon) is at
this moment extremely crowded.; and the price OF odg
ing may almost stand comparison with those of Oxford,
at the visit of the foreign Sovereigns sixteen years ago
The time OF the departure OF the expedition posi-
lively fixed, but will, probably be about the end of
next week The armed force in the of Algers is
computed at 10000 that of the Bedouins, Arabs
OF the interior, Is much numerous but ill-discip-
lined The European Consuls at Algers had il is said
sent their families to Mahon
FRANKFoRT, April 3o-Extract of private letter
from C0nstannople:" creation of Greece into an
Independent sovereignty greatly dspleases the Turks;
and what is more strange is approved by the Greeks
settled here-the Turks loudly blame the great in.
duge nee of the Sultan, and affirm that there has been
reachery the part of those whom the Porte hitherto
considered its friends and allies. The Greeks on their
side, express uneasness respecting the maintenance of
the orthodox Greek Church under the Government of
Prince Leopold, and fear, from his connections, in
fiucnce which may be injurious to the political and
commercial interest or Greece. The Fanarots,
| Greeks OF ConsantBope, say, that the Sovereign
will encounter greater difficulties than Count Capo DIS
ra because the spirit that prevails in Greece is Who'll
y Incompatible with the monarchical principle; and that
the Prince cannot attsr himself with the hope of sup
port from the higher classes of the nation.'
The following letter is of later date, and saisac
tory IN ITS purport:
| ANcoNA, April 80 The President Of Creecc on
receiving official notice of the choice of the Prince Of
SAKE Coburg to occupy the Throne Of Greece has is
sued proclamation, which has been received by the
people with demonstrations of JOY"
| LIVERPOOL 9Th May.
liverpool .MDkst-The languor and depression in
our Cotton Market continued up TO the 4,h inst, when
the demand again revived, and il has since been pretty
general and spirited and prices have advanced g TO
4 per ID The sal-s this week amount to IS 400 bales.
Of which $3.50 Upands at 6 3-s to So $500 Or
leans al 3 10 is with 20 at o. and 1880 Alabama
at Id to Ia p4r 10. There also 67a b,Iss Of
Sea Island sold yesterday by auction $50 bale. Of
white at III 4 TO is, and $40 stained al Ia IL "a
The sale thnly attended, and went of heavily at a
decline OF I'd per ID from the price, of the last pub
| lie sale.
The Corn Market continues excessively dull and de
clinng, and there IL demand whatever for bonded
Flour. One two small parcels have bsen sold in hs
week A. 27s per bl. The las. weekly average Of Wheat
- 65s Id and the aggregate 65 sd per quarter whch
reduces the duty Flour TO 49, per barrel The 1t
returns will probably make the duty IL. 81 per bI; but
below this there ' prospect Of its going off a, pre-
sent.
| COLOMBIA.
letter 10 merchant IN Baltimore, dated Puerto Ca.
hello, May 9Th, says-We have nothing now of a po-
caI nature exccp, ropor, tina. Panama ma, declared
in favor of Vcnrzuela. Advicss arrived to-day from
Currscoa. by which We learn that Dr. Tanes has be-
elected President Of the Venezuelan Congress aud
! DE- Narvsst Vice President. BALI Pat
| BALTImoRE, June I6--We understand that Col
Long. OF the u. Engineers, application OF the e
geature of Psnnsylyanis has been assigned