Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17
VOLUME XxXVH.---No. Rs.

ing OF reduction Of the rate Of neres for money and
o! their gtea, willingness and anxiety afford an early
stimulus general trade. The additions TO their stock
of bullion have been very considerable during the last
ten days; and the whole expectation Of bar silver
not more than EGO 0CO for the recent week.
In American securities there is al length also some.
Thing rather more favorable 10 report Tor though tie
quotations very reduced there revival OF busi
ness al those low rates The principal sales during
terday and 10 day. have been S20 Geo OF Pennsylvania
rer cents al 81; 100000 of Indiana per cents -,
ard S15 COO Of Ohio per Gents al 90 The shares Of
The Bank of the United States Ego l0s. TO egg lbs.
Respecting the yarlnus stocks The only intelligence
OF importance is, tina, General RuHlins, the commits.
sioner Tor the negotiation of the Illinois railroad bonds
has completed contract for the iron. 10 the of
five hundred thousand dollars, with Mr.. Thompson.
Alderman Of London, and Tie head OF one of the large
iron works in Wales. Msssrs Wright q Company If
Henrietta street. Coven Garden, il appears, ore TO lake
the railroad bonds, and give security tn Mr. Alderman
Thompson for the iron reqired and the commissioners
are alone 10 receive money from Wright & Co. TO the
extent Of $50 UCO OF the present time, and engage "a.
future advances according to the progess OF The works
The price at the iron, OF interest Tor advances or
other particulars Of the arrangement have no, ansptt
None of the other companies have succeeded IN o5ain
ing pu releases for their bonds and the Illinois Canal
Commissioners, and the gentlemen from Missouri haze
returned home and left their securities in the hands OF
their friends in London, until a return Of better times
In consequence Of The previously unfavorable state OF
the weather the grain market had commenced 10 rise
rapidly throughout the country but the advance has
been checked BY the improvement ic the temperature
since Wednesday last
The prices are now however, generally very high
LIE London average Of The last week having been ''s
Id per quarter and The general average Of The kingc0
72s per quarter Is Winchester bushels and the dniy
on lncign wheat has fallen TO los sd, aud -four is
IS Sd per barrel Of 96 lbs There is also probability
Of another decline in the duty for the ensuing week.
bu, Tins depends entirely the rise or fall of The ga.
Tue Of gian and this egain on the weather. which CO.
vrrns al.
In the House Of Commons the I'D OF August, the
following important announcement was made by Lord
PaImrrston:
Mr. Hume asked the noble lord, the Secretary of State
for the foreign Department. whether The statement whch
had recently appeared in the public journals was true
namely that the five powers had agreed on basis Ter
| he settlement Of the affairs OF the East
Lord Paimers,on glad that the hon member ir
Kilkenny had asked him the question, because II would
enable him that which he has no doubt that It
would be satisfactory To the house 10 ear-nnmfy thai
The 25h of last month, note had been Prsseted To
the ministers Of the Porte, signed by the representatives
OF the five great powers technically calico collective
mole which stated that they instructed by Their
representative Governments 10 inform tie Porte Hat
he FIVE powers agreed generally as TO The Alters
now pending between Turkey and Egypt ard that try
were directed ask The Porte 10 suspend any regUlia.
tions into v Itch il nigh, have entered wih Mehcrct
H. and not 10 proceed therein whcu' The kaow!ed-"
and of The irc powers hat note has b., II
accepted BY the Turkish Government with great thaih
fulness The house might, therefore, he assured il:ai
there would be disturbance of the peace OF the Ias
unless some new subject Of difference AROSE, OF which
lhc;e was no prospect whatever at present
The treaty between France and Mexico has been "a
tilted.
(rrom lie y Y Journai ct' Commtrfn, S.pt lG)
FURTHER FROM The La PLAIE.
A package OF Rio Janelro papers by The Ceyugs 10
July 9Th have reached since our Is publication
translate the annexed very interesting lei'ef h'n
Monte video giving the particulars OF tie late ascass
nations in Buenos Ayres.
IN hay lfs
and ,he sooner his political career Is terminated he nr
ter il will be for his country and Tor mankind. ""
bo We always regarded him as iyrant-"e no" '"'nN
him monster. "a,
NoxrrvrnEo. July Q, 1899.
|, is now some months since Rnsas paper announced
that the people preparing to punish consPl'a'oS -
We knew mol the time. but il has now come lo.r"
has bpen sho the President Of the House Of Reprtss
,a,ivcs DON Manuel Vicente Nozn, Chief Justice If
the supreme Court has been nssassiuied by Two strokes
of poniard In stating the circumstances oil these caiGS
lrcrhes will observe some order.
After the re yoluion OF Cord0va had been Suppressed
boITo-who mud directed it, became alarmed, and Offer
cd 10 make terms with Rosas. The latter demanded Ne
surrender Of Cullen, and the death OF Don tedfo N"'
.sco RODRIGUEZ After much hesIlancy and vacc''a'
Tim barra esuyed commit this &C, oi twoold per
fGy. cc,
Don Pedro Nulasco Rodriguez Governor Of Cortov7,
being deposed by Il military movement when iio"dS
abeed was shot the public square OF CordoVa, ai'tr
cruel suiarings His civic yaior animated INN 10 ne
unhappy Province. and The not lrss unhappy Argentine
Republic On hearing the guns cooked, lie shou!ed
Long Live Liberty" and fell dead
In consequence OF lbarra trsnson or"no, SnSai"''
Ssss Rndrigupz and other chiefs OF the instruction IN
the Northern Provinces retired TO Sen. This Province
and those of Tucuman, CaamaTca and Juj"y, remain
steadfast in their pur pose 10 overthrow hosns and "
from being dsheartened by the conGnc OF ipata' my
npprar TO he more determined than ever Dr. ZaVala'
Minister of the Interior Of The Province oil ucuna,
has been de- pnsed for Of energy, ond Dr. Lonmbrts
appo ned in his stead In the Province OF Ju]ny, IN"
friends of Roses attempted an instruction, WIN we"
IN rsinstote E1 Governor Alemnn who vas confined III
Tho civ prson The succeeded IN ehecE.
the escape Of Alemun but they were completely over
pow ered and order was restored The srfSaiat lucH
man of Pedernera Acha and other officers OF The army
of Gen Santa Cruz, gives reason to hope that Inc c!s
sident Provinces NAV be nb 10 organize an army nsuP
nor, Of their declaration There is also prCbso'y oil
re action in favor Of Santa Cruz in Bolivia and fef"
for the people Of those countrIes refuse 10 pay Tue
,cnses of the war against Santa Cruz, and s fsiuhi
has given rise 10 serious alterations between Bunts
md The ne W authorities of the country
After the death Of Rodrigues Cullen was surpiiseo ~
the house he occupied at Santiago by party sent ny
Ib,ra and carried bound aud ietcred 10 Lopes, Govr
nor Of Cordova, who Immediately forwarded him TO Il"
Province OF Buenos Ayres escorted by numerous guard
under command Of his rdJutant
On reaching Arroyo t,l htcu, the oourdary NC
be,wcen The Province cf Santa Fe and Buenos AyTcs
thew were mel by Col Ramos, Aid 10 Governor Rosas
with bcdy Of soldiers and priest tie presented an
order from Rosas, directing that Cullen should be t"''
yered up 10 him. and he was delivered up accordingly
Immediately afterwards Cullen was no ,n, ~ sns. o.
Ind bnl ouarler of on hour 10 live, and tet he co.,
cs n The nriest who had been brought for that pit
nose Unavaug were the ploesiniions Of The unhaprY
win his assertion ofhis high character as l'g'
Innate Governor of an independent Province o. buen"s
Ay,cs Submit he must. HIS exrcu'iome's a'sc"ars'h
80 =, him bul as he was killed b. he first
fire ,roy Dispatched him with sohirs lis head was
e cut, off, a and is now possession Of Rosas po,
The English merchants 60, wh, be- 10 "I@
P.a9.s - Rn.as he already had in his quarters he
head Of the unhappy Governor.
wt;is This barbarous scene was going on 1T hr"y"
doI M,dio, still more cruel one was being PeIpelrad
=, Buencs Ayres Out OF the skin OF poor Boron O.
h.,,,do Ecbsgue made bride for Rosas horse R'':s
ceiyed The horrid Offering and this piece Of Human
Ash suggested to him the idea Of further demonstrations