Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-13

Regal Lodge, in style eli becoming splendoar.
1t was stated, for some reason or oiher in some OF
the Dublin morning papers, that In consequence oil
the sudden illness of Mrs p the marriage ceIemo-
ny was postponed the public were not her eforc
prepared for the event. Mrs. y. for some time
past, had taken up her residence at Ryand's hotel
where she Was attended by her sister. Between
he hours of two aud three o'clock this afternoon
state carriages, belonging TO the Marc lis Welies-
ley. dove up TO the hotel. MIR. Johnson, lis Ex-
cellencl private Secretary, rode in one OF them
RE Immediately entered the hotel, and in a short
lime handed Mrs. Patterson and her sister into tn.
foremost carriage. Both The ladies' were dressed
in superb and costly style. The appearance oil
the carriage with the state livery in very few
minutes attracted considerable crowd round the
doors OF the hotel. All the persons who composed
1t seemed extremely anxious TO catch a glypse
of the accomplished lady VINO was 30 soon 10 be
exalted TO state of such digni;y and splendour.
When she appeared there was an expressive though
subdued murnur of applause. Mrs. p. gracefully
returned the salulation. The carriages apdy drove
off to the Pl0nix Park. The marriage ceremony,
according 10 the rites of the established church
was performed by bis Grace the Lord Primate
There were present the primate, the Bishop o
Raphoe, the Lord Chief Justice, Mr.. s Miss Punk
EFT, Mr.. Secretary Goulsburn and his lady, the
commander of the Forces, Colonel Talbot and
Lady. Mr.. Blake and Lady and several others.
Tine Catholic Archbishop of DSblin was not pres
eat at the first marriage, but arrived in OF his
ENceiencys carriages in some time after, attended
by one OF his clergymen, the Rev. Mr.. Russell,
when the marriage; according TO the rites of the
Roman Catholic Church, was solemnly performed.
IF several days during the week Mrs. p. (now
the Marchioness of Wellesley has been closeited
with this Catholic Ecclesiastic. Marriage in the
Roman Catholic Church is a sacrament, and the
party cannot approach il without having previous
ly gone through the most solemn ceremonies and
rites of the catholic church. Repeated confess
siOns and receiving the sacrament of the Lords
Supper, are held be essential, that the party
may enter into the holy state pure in conscience. &
reconciled withthe church. This explains the
son of The frequent visits TO the Archbishop.
In the evening the bells in the principal church.
es of this city set up joyous peal, which contin-
ned for a considerable time.
The following is extract of private letter,
dated Vera Cruz, August 25:
- The Dutch Commissioner, who has been 10
Colombia arranging friendly relations between that
country and the Dutch government, has lately
landed at Alvarado, and proceeded for the city OF
Mexico, for similar purpose there. When lie
has made the necessary arrangements with the
Mexican government he goes TO Lima"
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, Nov. Z.
CottOn.-We had very Limited inquiry from the
trade, and little nothing done for expectation
about 1000 bags of American aud 1000 Brasils,
however, have been taken speculation, making
the aggregate transactions ii ,l35 bags. Low and
ordinary qualities of American we've generally
bought at a reduction of Lid. per Id finer sorts,
as well as Brasil and Egyptian, hrve commanded
full rates. A few iavoufi,e lots of Pernams are,
indeed, reported to have realised l-Sd to Lid per
ID advance. Sea Islands are still held at high
prices which has greatly restricted the operations
in this description. On Friday 1901 bags Surats
were offered by auction, of which 1877 were sold
at SD to l-Sd per ID. The following
the particulars of the transactions by private, viz.
2277 Bowels at I'D TO 10 Sid. 1909 Or
leans lid 10 I'D 1903 Alabamas Lid TO
Od 90 Sea Islands Is Tod to q Sd; IA stained
ditto l0d 1909 Pernams IL I'D 10 I'D /; 1914
Maranhams II Sid to I'D ; So I-2 Bahia md
Macaios Ii Sid to I'D III Pars 10 LID TO
10 Bid 80 Nina Novas I'D; ST. Egyptian
10 Esd to IL lid $40 Demerara I'D 80 Ca
manas 10 Sid; 10 Lsguayras Cd; 81 Smyrna Cd;
80 Suras I'd; and 100 Bengal at Id per h.
Monday Evening Since Friday the market
has been heavy, but decided reduction in prices
can be quoted. On Saturday the sales were from
500 to 1000 bags, and to-day about 1900 bags are
reported, near the whole of which have been taken
by the trade.
Tobacco has been more inquired for by the man
and also for the Irish market, which
unitedly have trken off about $50 hhds Virginia
at former prices.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.
Nov. There steady demand on Tues
day last for both Wheat and Oats, and sales TO a
iar extent effected. On Saturday there was
little business DONE but higher prices in some in
stances, were obtained for New Irish Wheat. Some
Flour lately imported from Canada was sold at 4Os
to AS. per bril- In Barley, Beans, and Peas, there
has been little done. The former article is dull
owing to the great probability of the ports opening
to the importation of that article during the present
month. Sweet Flour in bond very dull.