Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-20
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NEw YoRK, June Is The ship orphsus, Burslry,
from Liverpool sailed May 16Ih We have papers that
date The political news is unmporiant. The principal
by this arrival is the advance in the cotton
We suijoin correspondence from Liverpool
LONDON, May 10.
We find, by the latest accounts from Naples, that ,rra
ty OF commerce with Greece the Of being
cuded Perfect tranquility prevailed in the capital Tho
King was az the court of Arsenti.
We learn Ly advires from Agiers, that part OF the gar
rson oil Bougia had ned from very successful x
petition against The Ksbsiles These which consisted OF
the tribe Of NJ Z~ls occupied lands the OF BoDgs,
and noted Tor their constant attacks upon the
ing tribes In skrmish ich took place. The French had
one officer and two prvses wounded hui in subsequent
attack The kabsiles pu; 10 flight with great saogh
ter, and two OF their largest villages burnt
PARIS, May ls,h.-The Courier Frsncais returns to
its charge against the London Globe, Tor that journal
having positively stated the departure OF Don Carlos for
England from Portugal says that the Globe has fallen
into great dcredi with all pares-s longer looked
TO at home OF abroad and the only paper England
which dares TO defend the government OF Louis Philip in
his career Of oppression and injustice.
Letters from Bayonne received to-day state that the re-
ports in circulation in that y days previously. end
which had been set abroad bya stockobbng sgen,
tain English aud French stock obber OF The epariure of
Don Carlos for England, all be uirus and that
this agent WILL il is expected be obliged by public OPT
MON 10 leave Bayonne.
Letters from lrun state, that from all parts ne ws arrive
OF the great increase OF the Cas forces in the northern
provinces and all agree. well as letters Bordeaux
In declaring that Gen Quesada has required 10 more
men, without which he has informed the Queen he
will, however reluctantly be compelled TO abandon her
cause aud leave the northern provinces the hands the
CarlisIs.
Letters from Pampeluna speak of cor siderable move
menis in ArsgoD and OF the of the Csrsts every
where.
The Blockade of the LsIond of Samos--AI hough the
blockade OF the Island OF Ssmcs by the Porte is in isea
na'er 0. secondary ippo. ance T., in consequence ct
Of primary magnitude. When Greece was marked out
and defined by the parties TO that depofabe treaty.
witch was ended by placing ward OF Russia the throne
OF the Tor mer country, agreed that Samos
be comprised in the territory OF New Greece Ii was to
belong Turkey ard to be vened by chief TO be ma
le mt ati haen
ned by Russia Great Brian aud France this ange-
men, have refused 10 submit q is detion-aDd after
various and irniiess expedite and efforts TO persuade
them submit the Porte las been obliged send an ex-
pedi on and put down revolt by force Some talk OF the
Samians quitting their Island mssse and 10
the sand oil Enbee hut Ibis is probable. The enc mis
oil the Porte maintain that IL that cover shall be a wed
10 blockade Samos, and shsll 10 successfully At will
Then lake IN hand the islands OF sndis, Cyprus and
thcdes, anh soon proceed in the Mariner. This,
however, is not probable The agents King Ohio and
these who write in his interest," say III The Geek
look and sec Ire samans Slang btered for
wishing TO become subjects OF oh On the other hand,
surely France, Eng and and Russia will support the
Porte in its struggle and will the territory ex
Pressly stipulated Tor ty the SULTAN and his government
MIscELLANEoUs-The Journal des Debas contains
long article in favor Of The laws for the preventing
the carrying OF bre and the punishment all con-
cerned in erecting barcades and also Tor the
army for 1884 10 AGO. 900 men-wIch are the remedia
laws oil the docinnircs, and which they expect will put
down all insuirecionary emens and tende ncies in
this country The Drbas says that they belong 10 the
system which is that OF reprtssion and that this system
Is the only one that Can triumph.
ihe preparations ior the general elections going
every where with more than usual activity, and the gili-
mass now expect to secure the nomination so Of their
BODY These 90 votes taken fom The centres and Civ,
TO the opposition side all points, where the ministry couIL
thereby be overlirowD, will be Of moment indeed.
LIVERPOOL, 10th May, 1884, Friday MorniDg3
lie sales oil Cotton Tor the week ending the 9th inst
amounted TO I'll 900 bales, Of all sorts viz
040O Upland at Id Sd, 20 q, 3 8. 5000 Orleans
"a ID, 1850 Alabama, Z 81; $50 Sea l.s nd
Ia III; 10 Stained do 10 ~; 1850 Brazii 9 IL I.2
$50 Egyptian, 49, $40 surat rs I'd: Al sue,ion o., the
n. p ga \ A. Wat n q
o a.
Notwithstanding the arrival Of so 900 bales the
market as very steady throughout the week. and
prices were July supported for export there good
demand The Gales being 100, American, 6O0 Snrs and
aVo brazi; aud spectators purchssed 600 American On
Saturday, and thus far this week. have had an exten
s'e business with an sdvsUce in prices OF fully Sd per
To- The sales for the FIVE days estimated 81 30 900
bales, OF which 1000 American and 1000 Brazil have
been taken by specnlsoTs aud 1000 by exporters There
mas been more inquiry for Sea Islands, and prices
vsneed ~ per 10 The import Of Cotton this week
ceeds % 900 bales Z.