Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-26
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rem hl ". Y Gc:cYc, October q


great portion of the country i! had been secured
good condition. There moderate business doing
the Liverpool CUon Market at the last dates at slea
| dy prices.
FRANCE AYD MEXICO 1t is affirmed that an order
has been Issued from France the effect that The
event of between France and Mexico, all vessels
sailing under Mexican letters Of nuque will be treated
pirates unless their crews are composed Ct at least
tEo.tIiTds Me Ican.
SrAIS.-.hidriG, Srpt Is Letters from Bureos of
this evening state. that hlerno marched from Penrta de
la Sierra the 9h and The 10th entered Hrera del
Rcy with 800 men.
The Christine column Of Nalerama consisting Of 700
infantry and $50 cavalry, Arondo de Duero The
1Gih and waiting as stated, the arrival Of Zurbano
and Rodriguez, vino were ordered 10 command that
lumn
Our last adyccs from Madrid are Of the 18th inst
The Ministry then supposed to be in considerable
jeopardy To allay the ierrment tho CuTtrs
mousd 10 NEE. the 9Th Of November. Some ndIv
duais were arrested on Ch,rge Of scdtiun; but
Count of The discovery of any new plot had TRANSFERRED
Sun nt Uedncsdnv
SwErES-TieTc exists no doubt that there is differ
of opinion between thr King Of Sweden aud the
Crown Prince political matters In The Court Of
Stockholm there is Russian patty Of which tho KING
HE chief, whilst Prince Oscar is the chief Of Tie urpJ
site party. Hence his differences with Ila father Be-
tween The two j. is improbable contingency that
the dynasty Of Fasa may one day hc restored.
RvssIa AID CiRCAs>IA.-Thc accounts Of the great
losses o! the Russian navy the coast OF Circdssa has
bccn confirmed and serious Than report.
be mprac'ca!c: eighty vessels arrived last year in spite
Of IT. The chtljans Of CI:cassii determined Ia
yield foot the entertainments Of Rnssil, aud well
prepared tor every contingency Some idea Of The d'!ii
cGli.es Of The may be gathered from the fact
that the Russian forces al lie present moment in The
Caucasus, amount 10 100 600 men.
The Liverpool Chronicle Of 23lh Sept says, that
regular steam navigation, by means OF four vessels OF
zoo tons burihcn each is about 10 DC established be-
tween Havrc and New York.
The new steam ship Liverpool, which is fitting
in the Trafalgar Dock, advertised To slil her
fist voyage 10 New York on Saturday, the 10Th October
She splendid vessel, nnd is expected 10 steam and
sni fast.
Lo>pos, "Wednesday evening, Sept 2G.-hlonry is "a.
Their plentiful than has been, and The rates Of dis
count are lower being "a 10 per cent. bankers
bills The English Funds continue very steady, at high
pccs and seem unaffected by the clearly
nors,racd scarcity OF Wheat and It's necessary results
in The employment OF immense capital in the purchase
sr Foreign Wheat To-day Consols have been % no.
ncy, and 81 ] = account The Grain trade continues
very firm and necessarily under present circumstances
occupies much attention. The duty on Foreign Wheat
to morrow morning expected 10 be los Sd per quar-
ter. This matter, however, now d"es not create mach
interest. Prices Of British Whea! arc confidently
peced 10 be higher.
The HARVEST The splendid weather of the last
fortnight has saved the harvest ia The north of England
and Scotland. Frosty nights md drying winds have
done even more than the sunshine 10 rpeH the corn !;
and may say that ihroug bout Yorkshire, even
in the elevated parts with very few exceptions,
every species OF is fully ripe and the farmers
busy engaged in cutting ii and clearing 1t away.
great quantity of corn los led during the present
week, but sill by far the largest proportion is in tie
fields, most Of it, however, cut md in shocks, and
identifying the face Of The country. Another week,
with proper eXertion the part OF The husbandInan,
will house The precious fruits of The earth, at least
very large propn!oa Of them The crops Of oats and
hurley are believe, rather over than under an ave
rsg", and they will be renped IN good condition The
wheat, though in many places abundant, aud perhaps,
in most unnjurcd, has yet suffered enough TO reduce
the crop beo an average Oi lhis from all the accounts,
we cannot have any douht.-Lccds Mercury.
Tradc in COiton FactOrCS.-le trade in cotton mills
has improved; al Oldham, Ashton, and HYDE hands have
full employment, and hundreds OF fresh hands have got
employ ment within the last few months in the above
districts.
The Iron 7rade-ln consequence Of the great guam.
lity of orders received from the United States by the
leading houses in the trade, iron has advanced IDS per
tom aud from The prospect which Is held oul that The
present heavy demand for iron rails will be Immediately
succeeded by others Of similar magnitude II Is now con-
fdeny calculated upon that an additional los will be
maintained at the next quarterly meeting of the iron
masters in the SiafordsIire aud Shropshire districts
[birmingham 3dccrtIscT
(Fr0ra The N Y Iar Oct. %
By The Hibernia, packet ship, Capt Cobb, from Liver
pool flies are received from that city 10 Sept 2Slh and
from London the 9th This fine ship is close upon
the heels of the vessels Liverpool papers Stree
the aroad London is completed bring news from the
latter up 10 within eleven hours preceding. Nolwh
standing The whoa, taken of bond, and the opening
of the ports TO foreign wheat, and the continued pros
rcrry Of the hnrvrss The price Of gain has advanced
and consequently the duties also TO Is and Sd per quar-
ter and very expected 10 be 10 u 3D. and
6s sd per barrel on flour.
The ultra radical meeting at Liverpool was failure
only 200 we're present. Fergus OConnor and his
brother lie orators and were very abusive OF the
English.
The price of whea, his advanced, and i, is believed
will remain So the best Judges say The wheat crop
will fall short abon, one tenth below the average
The average price Of wheat had risen from Gls ID to
- I'd and it is several years foreign wheat
admitted farmers in other countries had ceased TO look for
demand from Great Britain, aud the lmportaUnS there
fore since the or"nng OF the ports hsve not e7nued the
anlicipa,ions But for the proyidcnlia change which
has taken place IN the prospect ct The harreslS from
continued fine weather and much there might have
becn fgh,fnl famine. This ape is urged
answerablc argument favor Of repeating The laws,
and thus preventing the possibility of those dangerous
commolions which scarcity of the staff Of life has
! often caused in England
Owing to the diminished nundalion Of the Nile the
wheat crop in Egypt has fallen short The ghl has
| had the same effect IN Poland
Commercial Trcoty bc,,rc'a England md Turkty -
The treaty is 10 endure years and already sta
ted raise the duty ell exports II per aud upon
imports to per cent in those numbers are included
the three per cent stipulated BY the pi,uHaons By
the means OF that GaIy, which abo!lsies forever all
monopoes, all will be al liberty 10 buy Il, any tace
The produce of Turkey, and nd goods the interior
without obstacle. The cu!tivslor will pay bu, the usehur
or 1.-THE. Tie ayos assima:ed 10 Eurnpcans as re
CARDS tho buying and selling in all the places Of the
pre The transit Of goods through Persia is left often
I I'LL the arrival Of Redschid Pasha in London
Spain - Nothing new from Madrid un 10 Sept Il -
The stability nf the Minst was considered rrrcsr;ous
Es9aT;rro had c1ieade his operations alorg the Roia
The force oil BSaseda and Mrrino was Icts fnrnidabic
than had besu sned. The CyI,ss reIe summoned
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