Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-27
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FRANCE The peculiar position OF the grain trade
vet oceup led the chief share OF public attention Ga the
hand asserted the interference of government
has caused importers resell their purchases
and their orders in America; the Other
hand the Moneur contradcs the that the govern
is disposed to make purchases of corn Far from
opposing the regular of commerce, says the jour
nall the government Iuterered only to assist by gene
aud equitable measures which secures its liberty and
the security Of operations aud which promote the inn
portaton of grain and its dist buton throughout the
country. decree published ordering that all French
foreign vessels loaded wholly with grain, breadstus
rice potatoes dried vegetables, shall pass on all the
and canals free from all navigation dues from this
date the Sst December Another decree is pub
shed granting TO the Railway Companies that shall lower
their tariffs for tho transport OF gain brcadstu and POI
from this date TO the Sst of December power TO
raise them after that date within the limits the maximum
authorized by their books Of charges without waiting for
the delays stipulated thereon.
The Maine ofIamans learns tina, Lcdru Roln Is dying
OF neuralgia
A Pans letter mentions ruuor of Transsntc,
steamship company to have its headquarters AT Diepp
but the harbor of Deppc il little adapted for the
purpose probably nothing will be heard of the pro-
ject.
There has been some attempts at lot at Barbecue also
at Chsteaug,ron Rennes aud at lancourt in the
Pyrennees all owing to high prices OF food-Tanqriliy
had been restored
The Emperor and Empress has prolonged their stay at
Dieppe. They would return Paris for day or two,
previous to visiting Bouogue survives, and the north of
France.
rumor has been gaining ground that the government
about TO negotiate loan OF 5OO,oOO,OOO francs
This inustrousy used on the Stock Exchange
but the better informed declare that there truth in it
at present.
A FRENCH vIEw OF TuE
The Constitutional contains article the Kosta at
fair which gather that France is disposed to
permit the French Consul Smyrna play the part of
hnt tho.
claim of Austria obtain possession of kosts Neither
does Capt Ingrahsms conduct with the Constitu
toue approval the article to state that Austria
certainly possesses right seize her subjects within
the Ottoman terrtory-eso why did she kosuthg
Having then such right IL Is much be regretted that
the Austrian should sanction the illegal
tempt carry of koSta, by promoting the rank Of
Captain the cbief in that attempt Lieut. Schwartz,
of the brig Hussar Capt lngrahans conduct (the wri
ter saysl difficult Justify Schwartz although
the false position which the Austrians had placed them
selves fvorcd the rashness of the American Comman-
der IL American, but as a revoutionist,
that Hosa defended against Austria by the agents
the United States The Constitutional thinks this very
dangerous indeed aud that none of the Europeon
Governments will admit principle of public law,
hsthe OF the United States has the right
protect revolution in Europe by force of arms. Public
feeling sided with the American captain and took the
part of man gully arrested neutral ground
But in ORDER to rvpross of 70. &C. Capt Iugra.
ham committed another, and the noise the Govern
Washington makes about the affair, the
prudence will display An impartial arbitration would
send both parties GU; OF court. As tn NJ. kosta, what
Austria had better do will be TO give him every facility to
90 to America there reside long possible These
arr the CONSTITUENCIES sentiments
SPAIS.-STNoR CALpERoS BaRcA-PIERRE |
SoULE-Lciters from Madrid that " Calderon de Ia
Barca shortly expected there from Paris The /
business OF his department demanded his immediate pre-
scuce.
The Madrid correspondent of the London Morning
Chronicle wiring Of date is instant says that the ques
ton the reception nonreccption OF Mr.. Soue,
Minister Of the United States, had been much agAied
the Spanish Court and the OF hs proceed
ncs had been much commented on. II believed that
the Spanish Government woud oppose objection 10 his
reception American Envoy, but if any passage in his
address presenting his credentials, be found fault
With it will be seized opportunity dismiss him
Mr. Souls the writer adds, will best, find his position
difficult one