Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-02


public for supplies OF flour, AID sufciency 10 sena
over TO The English market al the same time, II must
apparently follow that sufficient has now been ascer'a"
ed Of the prospects of yarons countries 10 lead 10 luz
conclusion, that the prices of all bread suiiS VIII pe
high for the next l2 months. although not cef'a'"'y
reaching 10 famine price The opinion nf lhe ,'I''
experienced Merchants at Max Lane u.s. .'.' "e
price Of corn, and consequently the dues' WI" hol '
,srialy vary fiom the present rates. ana ems
that there will be free trade in corn, ana e"ceie"'
prices for those who fortunately have the comuony u"
sell US who, unfortunately Tor ourselves i've VA.
der system of corn law legislation by whcn 'hese
nical prices OF The necessaflfs {" HE are ,L 81
nbou, Nor is it to be entirely excluded " The cal
cpl,,ions of your merchants that there Is movement
against the corn laws commencing on scare u sue"
nsupilude that there those VINO oe''e'e '"a' "'
whole system will be abolished IN the ensuing stss'" VI
Parliament if indeed The distress OF the manufacturing
popula,on should mol il necessary TO Gull some
what hurried session. for that express purpose, al some
period about December next The ouicIy Is certainly
becoming tremendous aud is apparently Ioeo III ny o''
ranks oil men. ~
The Chamber Of Commerce Of fIavre has just address
ed to the Minister Of Commerce. powerful remons'rahce
against the continuance Of the duty sugars Of our CO.
lones |, calls for reduction Of the duty, Without
which the colonial sugar cannot MAINTAIN The coi"pe" ,
ton with indigenous (bee roof sugar IN the m"tHts
France II likewise protests against The plan sau u oe
entertained by the Government 10 authorize the Tree eH
pora,inn Of colonial sugar 10 foreign parts lie chle
object Of their application is to obtain the absolute eqna
liy of duty on sugars Of both kinds The Chamber OF
Commerce of Bordeaux and Nantes, have also sent re-
monslrances the ministry, against the system wch
sepms inclined to adopt with respect TO this article
The trial Of Gen Erossard- who i, will be recolrc
ted was arrested in Africa by order OF Gen. Bugeaud
and sent prisoner France under charge of treason
malversalion and frand-commenced at PerplGnan on
the 29th uli. and continued I'LL the 3O!h. "The council
Of war aer two hours deiberallon, declared General
Brossard guilty ofthe third charge that OF interfering
as an officer with matters Incompatible win thal RANK
,npp breD rIthl he " is
condemned 10 six months imprisonment, fine OF SUI
francs with COSTS, aud declared disqualified io oil pub
lie employment
IOnG0R SebtfnJsr - Contrary TO the expectations oi
both friends and foes in England the Carss have tn.
umphed at MoreIa, and are now complete masters OF
Lower Arragon. Oraa patches recountng the par
tculars Of his defeat published in the Madrid Ga.
zrie Of the 27lh u He SAYS ordered the attack
upon Murea by the breach, combined with an escaade
a! three different points. battalion for that service
vas drawn by los from every division The assault
upon the breach entrusted 10 the grenaGer battalion
Of the royal provincial guards the companies OF the San
tago provinces, and division ct artillery supported by
the ba,taons Of the Queen and Regent. he balianns
Of C"ova, CASTLE and til" Navarro volunteers. sup
ported by the Oporo chssseurs 10 attack the three
points specified On the signal being given those troops
advanced with n bravery w"rhy Of better ia'e ] lie
grenadeIs reached part OF the breach where death APP
pcared To be The certain doom Of whoever entered III The
enemy kept up at that pom, the most murderous fife
"
assaanls The troops, in spite ut their loss, and The
death Of their best officers, especially OF young AlOnzo
chief If the stuff, maintained their positions. hoped
that the three attacks 10y the other points would yield
useful diversion but The battalion at Cordova had been
compelled by rrapsshot 10 fail back. The second OF
CASTLE and Navarro volunteers had nevertheless, stuck
their cuors upon the wall but crushed by the PEoccles
they had retired All hope being frustrated on that sce
nothing remained to be done but to stop the boodshcd
and ordered the of the troops who breahrd but
revenge against an enemy unfortunately protected by
Nature and formidable artillery.
In second despatch, dated The 2st, Oraa states that
he was continuing his march (retreai) to aeanx, with
the artillery the protection of which INSTRUCTED his oPe
ralons;" whilst the letters from the frontiers intimate
that Oraa has concealed the fact that he was obliged to
sacrifice considerable portion uf his artillery, not be-
ing able, from The want Vt horses, to drag 1t on The
ground A letter from Christine quarter estimates
the loss before Morea al nne,yn officers killed and
two thousand mon h0rS de combat. One immediate
consequence of this victory OF the Carsis that the pea
santry Of Aragon have risen ~ mds't IN ts'r LAYOUT
thus leaving the whole army of Cabrera at full liberty
to pursue the flying enemy. If the Cariiss fought as
we'll in ,e open field they do under cover, the conse
quenoe Of this affair at Morea might he fatal 10 the
Queens government.
London, Sep Madrid journals and private letters
dated the 29h ult have arrived. They dwell upon the
continued and unfavorabe effects produced the pub.
lie by The repulse of Oraa Morca and by the march
of Cabrera-unequalIed foT celeiiy-upnn Valencia
1t believed that General Lalre would take the com.
mand of the army of the centre; and reported that
he had instructions to send Otaa for trial before court
martial
London Sent 3-Gcn. Narvlez left Madrid on the
morning OF The 2tlh nit after long conference with
the Ministry, in which he showed the success that had
attended his system for the pacicaton Of l., Mancha,
and which had already. it said, produced the sub
mission Of 100 Casts. Narvnez had succeeded IN Oh,
tanning during his snjOurn in Madrid emount o! lSo
horses for his cavalry The contractor On SaonD vas
said to have made profit Of 22O reals (E2O) on each
horse, sold TO the Government al 300 reals
The following are the particulars Of the muny and
murder on board Of the brig raganza Of Phadei Pha,
bound from that port To Genoa
.Nuny b0ard the Brdgan=a.-A letter received Mt
Lloyd's from their agent al EmGsn, dated the Isl OF
Sept says:-"On the mig hi Of The 9Th ult ship was
driven on shore near tie Isle Of JuSt The :?0h ult
five men Of the crew arrived here, and. upon our IN
curing, reported it 10 be the Ceres, Capt Wight bound
with cargo o! sugar from New Orleans TO llamburgh,
which was established through the newspapers OF this
city, but which afterwards appeared 20 be false Strong
suspicion of burrairy and mu'ny arising, the sad hive
men were arrested and put to trial, aud we can now,
from their dispositions, give the following authentic &C
COUNT
"1hc coppcred brig Bragars', from Philadelphia, Cap.
tain jolly, or FOLLY, left Philadelphia on the 9Th OF
July last with cargo 1T sugar and lngwood bound 10
Genoa About three weeks afterwards when the YES
sci was in the Atlantic, muiny was raised by par!
Of the being four Of the sailors arrived here, VIZ
Cornelius Williams, (surnamcd Wilhelm hamburger
from fiolsein; John Adams (who hanged himself IN
prison the day on which lie was arreSled) JOS 'rrofuS'
gen, from Belgium; Hans Kundocn, from Scheswig
the fifth, James Dauveys, from AberGVon, Glamorgan
shire boy Of Is or Is years has been inactive, aud
will in all probability prove innocent
"The Captain was beaten and wounded, thrown over.
board and drowned under harrble circumstances. The
mate, Van de Seuss was wounded to death, and after
wards died on board The vessel; the second mate
Moore, after having been thrown overboard mounted
the vessel again and reached the cabin, where he then
was locked up, together with the Captains wife, (ala.
ryl Mr. Deal from Phlladc phia the Of the
sell and perhaps Of the cargo TOO, and Mrs. Deal his
wife, and kept prisoners during Sc might, well as
the cook, called Brown 4 negro, who was locked up
in the fnTecastle. The nunerrs intended to sulocac
the four persons in the cabin, but elt failed doing
So and afterwards agreed 10 let them live and TO leave
them together with the negro, to the mercy of the