Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-25


mlar abundance has also been experienced IN Mora
via Every where the grain is OF good quahty' AM
Yields from - 10 90 per ccntum more Houi tuuh III
mid years II may, therefore, be pFedctro that VI w
Fast OF Europe, the price oil wheat p" III ai 'h''eau
rise even though foreign demand should be very efea'
/, would apnear that the French Government, conn
dent ofthe maintenance Of peace contemp'aes lmmens
reductions in the land forces Of France.
acco;d,ar /, the Courier Francois, "the Engl's
Cabinet was on the point Of making another conceesio
=, ,ha Il : hy throwing open ;hc harbors OF Grea
R,;,ain 10 American wheat" This exception IN iavo
of America ii says, ''msy be regarded as measure
reprsal AGAINST Russia and the German States, wh
ar. endcavofng to prohibit the products Of BRUSH ma
nuMcture The Cabinet of London soon perceived una
E,i,,.h goods being excluded 10 certain extent iron
the Continent Of Europe II was indispensable 10 secure
sinarket Tor them IN The new world, and 10 set out u
onest of unknown consumers. In that respect the con
temolated measure is important, but II virtually aVeo
,,,rs The corn law which Parliament has Just voted
What will the arisocracy think OF such drawoacK OF
Their revenues; ., oo,L ~
Fo,xcr-The Paris Commerce OF the 2olh uit
ossar,s on the authority of Washington correspond
emit that immediately after the conclusion oil The iao
Treaty with Great Britain, the American CABINET ma
addressed TO the French minister note, deciarn!
that although the Union was wiling to co-opefal
with all the powers TO enforce upon American c'',Zrn
the strict observance of lis laws against Inc slave
trade IA, no PERIOD ard 10 account would u eve
permit foreign nation TO exercise right OF so'e
re,gnty on board American vessels
The Courier de Ia G:ronde publishes letter from
bordeaux merchant complaining that, by the new Ame
loan Tariff the dntics on French brandies are raised
two hundred and fifty per cent, and on french VINE
10 one hundred per cent, which amounts TO an aclua
proh hilton, ard will deprive the two departments
The Giroude and the Charente ln'eTeure, OF the sa
of 100000 hectoiitres of wine annually, whilst I'M
highest duty imposed by the same ta'ih on bfitisl
manufactures, is hut forty per cent.
a,ters from Paris slate that the frequent confer
voc. .a,w Lord Comry, the British Minister, an
= oil 10 n OF com
Inercial treaty. be followed by the rahcaion on lh
part OF France, OF lie hitherto repudlaed conven'o'
Tor extending the limits within which mutual right .
search shall he IN force. :,
The accounts received in Paris, Burgundy. Cham
palrn and Bordeaux state that the vintage (aow near
y concluded) would be the finest, respect TO qua'y
known since that OF the comet, (lcll)
The Paris papers OF the 3O;h nit ami Isl INST refer
deplorable ravages occasioncd Throughout france ol
the late rams which produced in several districts nun
datlons unequalled III extent SAGE the year loi-' ~
several Of the wine districts those oil Inc hoe Pai'
cu,ariy) the vintage had been nearly destroyed
The Courier Francois concu's win us tafIsah an'
provincial contemporaries in deprecaong the hme''cu
Tariff. but advises that, instead oil var al arms
Feance undertake reciprocal trade with the bFaz's AM
Egypt the cntlons Of which countries were as suitable
and good quality as the Amercah aroce' anu pro
duced ia quantities slihceht ier te wants VI TIC
manufactures.
GYKMANY.-The reIata queStto al the Staot ouues u
at length set at rest. Nothing now remains but Z
embody in n formal treaty the terms that have afea'l
Leen agreed upon bv the negotaors. Inc du'ies nav
h,bero varied on different articles and the dltfrren
rai4s are now to be consolidated into general liEpos
of one eighth per cent. merchandise oi every dc
scripton.
Tue Lspsc Gazette, Of the 18th nlt states that In
treaty of commerce between Austria and Great Britain
,.bcb has been Cor some time under consideration, !
about 10 be concluded Prince Me,ternch having agree
10 the principle. The existing duties on the 'npoFta
lion OF British manufactures are to be considerably re
tsi at
enter into an arrangement with The German Customs
Union
Frol. tie sane. Of October 81
Abiding to the Treaty signed between the unhe'
States and England the Consti;utionnel, which .
course speaks, IN this instance, the language OF VI
Timers and represents lis unmi.'Saed hostility u
England declares tina, France Is now IN the proper po
sition 10 dives herself OF the treaties OF lo3 aud ie'
inasnuch as The conditions OF nations oelh9 plos'es
s;ve are liable 10 these changes which demand n re
rula,ion aud settlement Of their relations upon ne"
grounds This journal $50 observes, that The irea'y
relative 10 the Right o.. Search, Is virtually renewed
annually, because tie number OF cruizefs rs appoint
ed hy the two Governments every year-ano' thefe
fore France may, any one Of these OCCASIONS, o.
YES, Itself of tie Treaty. Blu. this 10 not all Inc
organ OF VI Theirs, openly declares that sfanct
should, without delay, compel England TO gran'' IT
n new Treaty, the same provisions ana ao'&htagr'
which she herself has lad down rs the basis OF he
Treaty with the United States. The language OF Tux
Consltu,unne may be taken specimen OF The spin
with which ii. Theirs Will act should he again sue
coed 10 power and the portfolio OF the Fores'
Office The Electoral College of Nogent de KolFoi
has thrown on. NJ de Salvandy, who formerly repre-
scented that district. NJ de Sa!vandy, 1t VIII be re
n.embered, vas the French Ambassador at the Cout
of Madrid, 10 whose nsolen pretensons the high spi
red Regent would not give way. lie rs one CT 'h
editors OF the Journal des Dehats, and belongs Y
The Doc;rinare or Conservative paTiy-a party ina
IS supported by the most lnfnen'a! newspapers oy
budret Of nearly i,ttv million pounds sterling, and e.
obout four hundred thousand bayonets; and yet III spt
Of the immense influence possessed BY ihe Crown
through the medium Of 50 powerful party h'n
Louis Philippe is compelled TO make use OF all his Gun
ming, durici,y and intrgues-os all hs means OF cor
rpr,ion bribery and n;,nida,i on-i obtain trIhn:
,najcr,y in the Chamber OF Deputies in favor OF hi
mysterious aud tyrannIcal policy.