Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02

,h,ngs as i.gu,!s The staple Of his state, A.
well as cotton, lateiy commended IN Congress, hat
the reason o' the decline vi exports hgh
duti' 10 winch foreign goods subject. and that
II they we're reduced, IL would increase the demand
Tor our staples abroad notw outstanding the strong
and palpble facts that our Imports exceed our ex-
oits-thdl all the mark IN the world, wherever
our productions are teceyej, almost constantly
2i"iieu VITA them-that, an consequence oi this gui,
line PAGES have been regularly and oiosi ruinousiy
teuuceu-that The quaniiiy OF our cotton on hand IN
Greai Britain Al ,he close of last year, double
what WAS AT the end Of the year before and almost
two-ihirds Of what consumed ol our crop in 1925
AND that there is ~ the sane country, about l25
per cent. more of our tobacco, than years
sumption. When the Legislators Of great nation
enter Uu the performance of their duties IN "a o
ni'nd So wholly unprepared Tor the performance oi
those duties aud with views radically unsound, il
cannot he wondered At, that general distress over
spreads the face of the Iandand that the true paua
cea for evils, the building upa domestic mar kei
lnr the productions of The soil, rejected by those
European powers who supply us with so large por-
ION even OF our clothing aud other necessares is as
trdentiy opposed as il was during the wars ol the
French Revolution, when the Europeaa demand lur
our great staples, prevented the natural consequences
OF our unwise aud pernicous system from developing
themselves
80 Fine Virginia leaf, in consequence offs scarci.
~, IS rs high as at this time last year whilst
mon qualities, bolt OF Virginia aud Kentucky, are
To per 10 lower, and Kentucky leaf III particular
extremely difficult OF SALE few OF our u,anufac-
| 'urers will use IL" w. u J. Brown 4 Co. Liver
pool, 3lst Dec 1922
| The mpor,atious of tobacco INTO the king dom
generally last year, are about ~ 9th rds Than
that oil the former year-aud the importatious Into
| Liverpool nearly double The stock Liverpool
IS about 1000 hhds. AID IA the kingdom generally
about 1000 hhds more Than at the CONNIE uce M
! OF last year" w. NJ. Duncan L. son, Liverpool
january Isl, 1928
| 4 Tobacco is very unsaleable and lower than we
have ever before known it. The exports from the
| United Siaes have so Overw hemed every market
IN Europe, thai there rs absolutely outlet Tor
| p"ra''on nom this country, and prospect ofibe
| Stock on hand beng consumed ia a.. We have
| upwards OF 81 900 hogsheads in Britain aud Ire
! lann, whilst the consumption does exceed
| liuOo hog>helds The stock on The Coniine mt is
| esiImiIted al 4fOUO, making total stock in Europe
| OF $1,000 hog'heHds, being 10000 more Than one
| Ied' $ consumption! Under such circumstance s,
| immediate Improvement IN this article would ap-
| pear impossible" Curwen & HagerIy Liverpool,
! De. 81, 1923
The consumption has been keeping pace with
the growth and unless The injury sustained 10y the
| last crop ia Virginia aud Mar land, cause din,inu-
| ton tn the supply, the general prospects do not
| seem 10 he favourable, more especially for the IN
ieror qualities, which, of all descriptions, are
| Liverpool, Is Month IOrh 1924
| Inc state OF tobacco during ihe month has been
so very Hat and unin'eres,ing 20 admit of little
comment the sales, which have been principally
to meet the wants of The Irish market, amount to
: $50 hhds. and The import during the same period
has been 939 hhds. Ia London the article has
hhew'se.been almost entirely negrcied-the opera
hy auction, which went off AT decline Of ID a Id.
! per To. upon previous quotations." Archibald
Hrac,r, jun. Liverpool 3lsi January 1924.
he sale iJI tobacco is very heavy, aud The prices
| quoted are in gieaI degree nominal /; the only
demand experienced, (Which is however very
| lim''ed) is for urine Leaf and stemmed, Tor the
| ho"e trade. Daniel Buchanan, Liverpool, h
| February, 1924.
| Tobacco Is uncommonly f,i and heavy and the
lew sales effected are AT very low rates even under
my quotations, when pressed on the market -
| Dame buchanan. l,IyprponI Esh
We publish the follow ing ieueT for The eratiGca-
tIoa Ol cur readers, 10 whom We believe the account
IL contains OF recent extraordinary event, will he
| highly interesting. The reverend author is a Pro
tessor III the Catholic College "a G-or setown IN the
| Disiric oil Columbia whatever difference of cDn-
| on, therefore, may exist to the cdHSe hich has
produced so wonderful effect, the source OF the
formation rs TOO Iespectablet 10 admit Of any
son"blc doub al the uuIh a.; The facts related. la
deed, we were before fully satisfied Of The truth Of
the facts from The given by the respectable
editor Of The New York Statesman, which is sub
staniia!ly The Same as in the following leIier al
though thal edilOr does admit that the cure was
| - mIr"cc: Bat. Fed Gas.
Extract OF letter from the Rev MIR KohImann. TO
! Lewis Wlcocks, E,q. of NJ York, dated While
| Marsh, Pfince Georges county, Md 10th March
| 1921.
| " Tie metropolis OF America is moved, as Jerusa-
len formerly was, the ARRIVAL of three wise men
II Is IA transport of admiration, and religious awe
and nothing can be thought or spok en- of but the AS
ion'sh'ne q splendid prodigy, which JESUS CHRIsT
the EtsrHaI Son n God, aud amrable Saviour
OF mankind, has been pleased work ia The capiIal
! oil America, aud ~ sight of our national councils
" The fact Is this comfortably to The directions
] oil Alexander, Prince OF Hohenl0he, Priest Of the
| Caiholic church at BHmburg, in Germany, a nine
days devotion 10 the sacred name OF Jesus, was per-
formed by several peTsnnsIhe devotion consisted in
reciIing the iitany Of The name. On The 10 h
instant at half past o'clock tie informing (e ,ay
aad hour appointed 10y the Prince for all those who
live out OF Europe, aud who wish to unite with INN
| IN spirit In holy prayer, that 10 saw in the holy
sacrifice OF mass, which he celebrates at that ~ ecse
hour, Tor obtaining lie restoration OF his health
mass celebrated by several priests at the above
hour, aud amongst others, by your humble servant in
! Georgetown college.
I" The ended about o'clock al which time
| holy communion was administered To the sick per-
sons whose The sole object Of sand de yofion
aud WHO hud prepaI ed themselves Tor u worthy par
! Iicipdton ol 1t 10y sOrrowful confession of tle,r
SINS
Mrs. Anne Maungly, The sister Of Capt Thomas
Carbery, the presen NJ, OF the City of Washing
ton, sister nf The Rev Joseph Carbefy, presr of
the society Of JESUS aud of mon al Mount Car
mel, OF The order or Theresa, IN Charles county
myiand, aud Of Two oher single sisters at present
residing with her 1T The Mayors house
" Mrs. MUungy, AT the very precise moment of
swallowing the adorable sacrameB Ut AT the aJot q
hour, lour minutes after four O'Clock, is from the
pOln' OF death, al which she then was restored 10
most perfect stale Of health.
% Al The moment of swallowing the blessed sacra.
meni, (Which, her tongue being quite parched and
dead-iIke, she could scarcely eccO she rises IN in
her bed, ana lifting UP her Two arms, one Of which
she had not been able tor long time even Co move
she exClainis--" LORD JESUS what have done IN
obtain so great favour what shall do 10 ack uow.
ledge so great u benefit ?" asks, for her clothes
dresses herself, Sis up, throws herself down on her
knees, with lhe pfiesi, the Rev. Stephen Dabriesou
~ no had gwen her The holy communion apr Wbn
was PROSTATE on tho ground, lost u q transport Of
admiration and gratitude then rises, walks through
I'VE 5oom ana 90 that sane morning, took IS much
Ea. lHtfl. fffsv. L.. 81.