Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-11

Northern Europe the vessele Of which we're not eno.
;ac,sd n quarantine Our commerce with Austria i"f
The future must flow in lis direct natural cuahi'eiS ",
Mes hss alan succerdsd IN very considerably
ing thu consumption of American tobacco ny Tue "a
[ ian R~ge ,he
F,,,n Vienna Mr. Niles was cent 10 Sardinia, me
mast important commercial un,ry in the South :" Eu
rnpe Here also he succpt ded IN removing 'he q"aa"
tine regulations which n,erp"sed the sahr e'' n
menis direct trade with u.s. which exseo q, ..-s.
and had given Inc crcGiious route 10 a" our
ports II the Italian peninsula all OF when "eSe''J
arrived there burden. d with the accn''un.eu L.
OF double freight, profits, insurance, &C eo'' 'u
tending TO dminsh consumption oy unnecessarily s
nrc.. rhis 10 M, all treaty of commerce has been
concluded between rdnia and our country "h'cn mas
done away with system OF rrta'a'oiy ;."",s @
tonnage duties port chntges, &c winch % ''se"
calculated TO prevent all trace oe'"ee" O,oo,Iiu no.
em,npntly fitted 10 catry on a large nm" lecP'o.9 -
ns6c,I c,r,n,.rce TIE treaty with Safdiaa mas e""e
peculiari,les which promise great ano ast'oe
10 our CO, ton. craving and tobacco pah'i'e
the South and wSs., as well as 70 '''e :, h
commerc,, eoterprise Of the North. An article nus
been introduced into the treaty. which insnfPs 10 u
tobacco and all olher product from lhe Y o. nv
,rarsit through the States ot his Saroihian "asy' "
Parma Lnm6lrdy and Switzerland embracing P"pu
Ia,,nn ,f many fnillons. with whom We can hereafter
- ,,r,. CONNIE rec through this hitherto obslrnct
I'd ibonob natural channel The Article o ihe i,ea'y
10 which We aludr, is in the following w"ios' ana w"
b. iound I'll worthy The careful attention oil our "''
chants aud The growers Vi our Beo' o'aPsoi S0'N0"
nbsccn:
Gan articles Of commerce, the growth or manufacture
of The Uni,eJ States of America, and The produce OF
their fisheries with the exception q" snlt ana
tobacco Manufactured r shall be p rnit'sd 10 pass
in tarsilu rom tie tree port OF Genoa through he er
rlioss of his SaItInan Majesty, TO any pon u the m
land frontier of the sad Territories; and utce reTsa all
articles Of commerce coming from any onr poiht oi he
Sandman inland frontier destined for the United States,
shall be peIm,ed to pass the Territories OF his Sandman
Majesty 10 The free pcr, al Genoa without being aoie 10
tn payment 81 any tuiy whuever, ieVrh IN 'ne name
or TO the profit nfthe Government, The local AUTHORITIES
or Of any private establishment Whatever, onef man
such as are required meet the expenses OF Inc ne
c.sarv r~ecau,innsry IN, asrrrs against smuggling,
winch precautionary asurrs to be observed IN REGARD
10 ,rarsrt 10 The frontier. shall be the same. whether
The articles 81 are impaired by ne vessels
Of the one The other Of The high contracting PaSiIes
Bn n peculiar circumstances or considerations should
render III establishment nf transit cuties necessary
on h. said articles al commerce, directed TO any one
pun, Of The Sandman frontiers. the Sandman Govern
ment in esriving Ia itself the iuH right 10 esuo'sh
such duty engages To notify 10 the Government Ut the
T. such deterpnniipa. elk munttis b. lore any snch
trausi, du'y shall be fxacred 81 - also undersiond
that all articles Of Commerce Imported directly from me
u Of America shall b. taken aud considered as The
products q, the said States and shall he entitled equally
and in like with the exceptions above mention.
I'd in The present article. free transit through the
territories uf his Ssrd,n,an Majesty.
:. We have here pa pable proofs nf the talented and
successful eSprnns at the nfguiatcr in carrying out
line which the present Administration are pur
suing in foreign countries, r the advancement and Sc
curiy nf those very commercial interests when many
Of ,hnughrss partisan merchants every day ns
ssrting through The Oar"son presses that II IS The de
ca,ed intention # The Government I" prostate ard es.
troy We are gtat,f I, have snch convincing proofs
before eluie tn reckless charges, and to kn""
that The Government intenlly engaged in prunnng
The true interests of lis merchants wherever II can
MoRr SPECIE II Learn from the Exchange Books,
tina, The ship Ohio, Captain Gallagher and ba'que D.
NJ. lick ant Garvin from New Gti-ass that arrived
Yesterday brought about $500 eco in specie principally
for The u s; Bark The sii,p G'ent, and bnrqhe
JOSEF Eins that arrived from New Oirans. previously