Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-30

should pesePona Rrssentng of the peti,io
from the fnerchanl London, praying tn
I recognition of South american independsnc
until the following day, hasing sunirrstoo.
from his right honorable fri6s - S.cretar,
for Foreign Affairs, that to On xii forward
that evening would be attended Nth publ,
Inconvenience.
i The Infant Don Miguel, of Portugal, hs
arrived at Brest on his tour for the acquisition
OF sense, moderation and temper, ifthese quail
tiles are compatible with his nature.
Mrs OPP, uf'the theatre, has turned Qua
keress, and Mr.. M'Cready, also of the tl.eatrc
has taken orders in the Church.
IRISH RESURRECTION ACT.
MIR. Goulburn moved the second reading al
the Irish Insurrecti0h Act in the House Of
Commons on the i4th Of June. This bill ga, .
rise To debate of considerable extent, which
Wa will notice hereafter. For the second read
ING liz, against %. Majority SO.
FAMINE IN SPAIN.
Letters have been received from Madrid da-
ted June Cd, which mention that wheat had
risen TN an extraordinary manner, and was al
the above date selling at 64 rails the fanesa
and It was thought that the price would soon
be 20. Barley was selling at so and Sc rails
La the time Ofihe constitution wheat was worth
from 90 to so rials and barley from 10 to 10.
This shews what the Spaniards have got by
their late change. The public Glamour was
great, tie poor loading the Frerch with execra-
ions as the immediate cause of the existing
scarcity. The people do not forget the fam
Inc OF Madrid in 1909, when the French were
there' on which occasion upwards Of $4,000
persons died OF husSer in two months This
public calamity was, by order of the munci
panty, represented in large lwintng, pressrs- .
ed IN the Academy Of paintings
| STOCKS.
Inc following article we have eXacted from
the London Morning Chronicle of June is.
the latest brought by the New York.
LONDON, June IS.
| With the exception of Paris, no political in
formation has been received this day from any
part OF the globe. Several private expresses
from the French capital have, however. ar
rived, and by them it is learned that on Saiur-
day the whole of the attention Of its inhabi-
tants continued to he engrossed by The dsmis-
sal OF M. de Cbateaubriand from the confidence
OF ms Sovereign, and that many OF those who
possessed independent principles, Gaitered
themselves that no change would take place
In The Cabinet which would not b. an i'm prove
ment on its constitution. The Rentes closed
on saturday at l02i. soc. for money and a,
1921 90c. for the settlement at The end of the
month, Increasing the continuation by abou,
| 80 centimes
On the English Stock Exchange, the Consols
opened this morning at 95 l-2, aud tits impos
s,blr that the market could have been more in
animate, probably not dozen of tran saciions
having been effected throughout the day. II
VIII require considerable period 10 restore
confidence amongst Capitalists in National
SECURITIES oil every description, far there exists
al present struggle bet,yixt the Holy Alliance
ana The BOiirbsns on the one part, g. the future
IN RrIf ia
and il is universally admitted, that the 6scsion
OF his Majesty's FOregn Secre,ar;. TN the
important subject of the Rece gnitIon Of the
ne" American States, can alone remove those
| restraints which are now paraIysiug the pro.
ductive industry of the manuracluring district.
of the British Empire.
On the Foreign Stock Exchange the trans
iers at public securities are now animated, for
the Bears, as they are called, Of American
STOCK, become daily more bold, and exh,bt
all the confidence which spectators on the
downfall Of the commerce of Great Britain
could display, we're they convinced OF lis i'm
mediate sacrifice at the shrine of the nterrs
OF the Political Tyrants of Europe The,
accordingly sell al any price, and decline i,
the value of GILLIAN and Mexican R,pds of a.
least per cent. is the natural consequence o
their operation. Ii was perfectly understpot
mai SIr James Machin;osli would present the
| Le'"oh oi the London Merchants PRAYING fUi
tne recognition of some of the new a mericar
states, this evening" to the House of Commous
put even the late declaration of Mr. Canning
on 'ns subject. 10 his Official dispatches, could
not eradicate the dread that Holy Leciti,psi,
interests would triumph over the good inico.
tons of the Right Honourable Secretary
Austrian Bonds did not undergo any n,atsria
alteration this day, bat they have already ok
perienced the shock which has been given, +,
public confidence.
Do the Corn Exchange high prices coDtinu,
10 diminish the consumption Of every descrb
. ton ot grain. The millers find il for their in.
I teresi 10 give extravagant prices for few far
mers samples of wheat, for Without this ey-
pence, hour could not be maintained az COS
per sack but there is literally no demand FOR
any other quality unless al a decline Of fully
rs. per quarter. The supply Of English Bar
ley IS extremely small, bu' il is quite equal &c
the demand. Some foreign samples, which
r are now free, have been sold at 31s urr uuar
ter for grinding. Oats maintain last weeL,
prices.
Average Prices Of Grain for the lively,
Maritime Districts for the Week ending Jim,
>, 1894 Wheat, 65s 3d.; Rye, AS Cd.
Barley, 49,. Cd ; Oats, 90, Id {; Beans, S3s
3D.; Pease, Sos. 3D.
LONDON, June IL.
IL Is expected, that the business of IN,
House Of Commons will be gone through b,
Friday. on which day the house will adiour,
Tor few days ia give the Lords time To- pas
the bills before them SO that the Propagation
may be expected to take place about the EAU
instant
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