Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-16

Tho weather during the week has been remarkably
fine and dry, and the operations oil the harvest nave pro-
wheat harvest has been already gathered ana report
speaks very iavorably OF The yield, both as 10 quantity
and quality.-LeedS InteiHgcncer
Since our last the weather has been favorable, md
harvest labors are going on we'll The average wages
for reapers hired in Carlisle, from l6d 10 Led day
without Iueat.-- Carlisle Patriot.
HAVING had delightful weather for the ias ten days,
iIe wheat market u Some scslre is we'll nigh in / he
crons o,n GOOD and arc ,orc in quantity than
tcipated The light soils arc not So abundant out we
believe in the BridGcwa'rr district the crop Wal prove
an average one Bristol Mirror.
The harvest commenced last week, and has now be-
come general in this neighborhood and there every
appearance of 4 fair average crop
Doneastnr Chronicle.
The weather since Sunday last has been delightfully."-
ne and the consequence has been considerable pro-
rress in the labors of the harvest The corn not yet Gu,
down rapidly advancing maturity and there iseVey
reason hope that the most backward will soon be ready
for the sickle In the southern countless IA very large
proportion of the crops is secured in good condition,
The fears which entertained few weeks ago at a
scarcity have given way to the cheering expectation OF
abundance -.hGHcheSicr Courier.
For the las, day or the weather has been rather
IN settled; and the reapng stopped "Wednesday
afternoon by several heavy showers Yesterday, how
ever fair and mild, though cloudy and the harvest
occupations were recommended -EdinO"rS .7dr
Yesterday lowering sky, and westerly wind, gave
s,ron1 nt,rIlions Of an uniavorable change in the
dispced all gloom and it is now considered that sin
gle weeks continuance Of the present fine weather
would put all doubts 10 the safe housing Of the
crops throughout The country Dublin Erc MaH
The weather could scarcely be more propiiions for ar
vest work than it is at present There were, 10 he
slight showers of rain yesterday morning, but 1t
clenred up about o'clock, and we have since been VI
sicd with what may be called close, ripcning weather
If it continues fine, another week will leave very litle
corn outstanding. The provincial papers report iavora
bly, in a!mos, every instance Limerick Mnndara
The PINE Minister OF The Porte Is SAID to be on liz
way TO England hearing treaty with Great Britain.
The difficulties bew France and Switzerland wore
more hostile aspect and the latter is fortlyHg her
frontier. .
The market on Tuesday dull, without any pnr,i.
cuar feature worthy Of notice. the sales 900 bags
To day. the inactivity prevailed, and the sales were
from 800 to 1000 bags; included in these l5n Per-
mans at ; id. 10 9 lid. $50 Bahias Ia 90 Egyp
tan 10 | TO II IL, 400 Surals i'd 10 ! d. and the
remainder American, at previous rates.
The sales of Cotton at Liverpool for the week ending
Sept ID, were ~ 200 bales; the market spirtlrss,
though The holders had not allowed prices to decline
Tho same condition Of the market continued until the
2n!h.
MONEY MARKET, srrr. 10.
WEDNESDAY,, I2 clock 1T is said that the dnty paid
on taken from warehouse the 18th anG 18th
stant was about 100 000t.
Late in The afternoon of yesterday, the British funds
became heavy, and closed at 81 & sellers fn7 money,
and % 8 4 for The account This decline atribu
in the Mediterranean, 10 act in junction with The
French fleet against the Russians.
This morning the above report is entirely dsclic we'd
Consols may he quoted at % rs money, and OBI s
81 for the Account Exchequer bills, 20 II; India bonds,
~ r. Bank stock for opening 2g5 200; India stock
POD 9 2G5.
We see nothing of great interest in file, in the
hasty glance only have been enabled 10 give item
The Prime Minister of the Porte is said to be his
way TO England bearing treaty with G. Britain.
The difficulties between France and Switzerland wear
more hostile aspect, and The latter is fortfy ing her
frontier.
An Austrian merchantmen has been rather roughly
handled by the Russian flee, in the Black Sea.
Mr. Eliot, who killed MIR. Murphn in duel, has been
indicted by the grand jury Of London The seconds are
also indicted
Espartero complains Of immense dcscrtons in the
N.Y. for want oil clothing, provisions and money.
The French Minister Of the Interior has licensed the
opening Of all public houses during divine service.
The British flag has been again lnsul'ed by Russia in
| the Black Sea.
London Radicnsm is dead as that of America is in n
deep, decline. The great meeting in the Palace yard
numbered only 5000 out Of the 100000 oatrs in the
! city.
Cabrera the Carst is well supplied by the Holy ALI
ance, and ne xt spring calculates large force.
The municipality of Madrid Aug OH, waited on
the queen request her TO change her mode Of govern
meni and put down the discretionary power given 10
the different chiefs Of provinces TO declare martial law
They asked the removal OF baron Nicer. The queen re-
ceiyed them coldly
Esr..a-o has advanced on Estela but retrogadcd be
yond the Ebro, in consequence Of Lower Aragon and
CASTLE being in the hands Of The Carlsts The Spanish
| Cnrtez it was thought would assemble Oct. g.
| TIE Cure Mcrino and Balmascda have 1000 Carlis,
troops at Valladoid, which much alarm in the
| capital. Cabreras force is G00O
| MAJOR Gen. Atherion in Canada, is to command the
forces there the departure (now announced Of Sir
| Jno. Colborne
The Grain dealers are alarmed at the yield of the ar.
vests and have yainy combined together 10 keep up
| pricrs.
Mn. STEVENSON Arp Mn O'CoyYELL-O' Connell
in letter TO the Morning Chronicle, dated Derrynane
Abbey 18th Sept, sass Mr.. Stevenson gave garblrd
account of the report o. his speech lie adds, emo apo
lory has been required made-tat he is duelIsl,
and was ready 10 explain lie asserIs that MIR. Steven
son. howcvcr, did make apology Jor HIM lie gives
the real passage in his speech a, Birmingham thus:
"lt is asserted that their very ambassador here is a
slave breeder Of those beings who rear and breed
w slaves merely for the purpose of traffic. is posi-
bic that America would send man here who traics in
blood and who M no. would be disgrace to human
nature: hope the assertion is untrue; but is right
10 speak ont.
lie thus rei.eates the insult and heaps the rrosses
abuse also on Virginia, and says slave holder should
be received a civilized bring-.N. Y. Star.
MEXICO.
The most important by this arrival the latest
accom-, given of the dispositions aud movements of the
government of France and England, relative TO the
blockade Of Mexico Wehavc private intelligence from
Paris from correspondent there which is particularly
interesting at this moment
In the early part of September, Prince de Joiuvllc
had sailed for Vera Cruz with fleet Of three ships Of
the line and two bomb vessels for the purpose of rein
forcing the French fleet before that city Iii supposed
in Paris, and in London, that the French Government
hav We the intention of possessing themselves Of
point dnppui the Southern continent of America.
AT all events the Prince is expected to strike blow il
the Mexicans do not YIELD sufficient to permit the King
to refer to with eeat at The next opening Of the Cham
bers.
adj # Mo vim 10
sensation in England and Europe. In London, the press
has taken active part in the discussions arising
out of the question whether the blockade is legal not
The Partisan press particularly the republican portion
defend the conduct of their government in the most
ergec terms II is remarkable, too, that This defence
should be up by that portion of The Partisan press