Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-13

Thursday will certainly fail 10 six shillugs and eb
pence Out whether II will fa! to the lowest duty of one
ehiihg seems 10 be matter Of doubt Should the pre
sent prices continue for fortnight or three weeks The
duty will decline Ia two sllings and eish, pence Blu, il
VIII require 'ring advance bring the duty dow 10
one shilling When Inc decline in the price of corn once
eecins will probably be rapid there will be very
large supply in the market and many large stocks
now held hack in The hope ." further rise.
Trade OF, MANCHESTER There was mere demand
tor yarn on Tuesday lnr some time previously and
large quantities could he r-aiiy disposed Of pre yis
Fa'ss especially IN The lower counts If waller ,U,,
winch are relatively In very low numbers
aShsht advance was obtained; but, generally prices
we're The same The preceding Tuesday In goods
there was htc ch,nge, with The exception of power
loom printing cloths, which ere generally about 2
lower than last week; hu, hond mad. cloth maintained
It's price -.Hanciss,sr Guardian, tug. 2lst
The HARVEST The weather during the last FIVE DAVIS
mas been favorable 10 the operations Of the husandan
and considerable quantity ofcurn has bee
secured IN this ne'ghbohood in excellent condition.
The SHAW. we hear. turns out better than had
been anticipated -Lir,rpooi Standard
(FrOm The Bristol Journal august 24h)
HARVEST Heavy rains having fallen during the
latter ofas week the progress of harves, was there
BY considerably mprdrd Monday the weather became
bright and having continued the crops are
every where clearing from The ground in the best posi-
BILE condition.
FRANCE
There still some difference opinion the affairs
of the East among the members Of The French Cabinet
and Admiral Duperre has announced desire lea We the
Marine Department. The Leeirimist Journal La France
announced August 2ls. that Admiral Dupere had sen,
in his resignation.
The reaping of wheat is in every part Of France
except points The northern departments and
has exceeded in quantity and weight all that ex
pected from. it.
London paper Of August 22l has paragraph in
which Is stated that Insurrecion has taken place
amongst portion or the troops Of Don Carlos that
the Don himself is kind prisoner in the hands OF
Maroto, one Of his chiefs.
The intelligence Of fresh divisions having arisen in
the Cars camp has produced considerable sensation
Madrid. II Is believed ta. Generals Espartero and Ma
Toto have concluded together at the fol
lowing naure-l, Don Carlos 10 be banishpd for ever
from Spain on being however allowed an adequate pen.
sion The Cas's to all their ranks and Ii
ties. The Nnrlhern provinces to continue in the
enjoyment Of their Fleros
postscript um, contained in a letter dated August 10
and written from The frontiers Of Navarro. says:
"HaJ-past screen.
"A the provinces have declared against MarUlo. =
Many small forts have already given themselves up to
the insurgents The officers of the army ot uiPucua
have declared Maroto 10 be traitor "
According the Sen,inelle des Pyrenees the Basque
ba,tslions continue 10 show themselves favor OF Ma.
rotn but still this journal adds-
.'ln spite Of the from The frontier affirm
that the anu Marotists continue to show great resnu
ton in their PROJECTS 1t s said they have taken pos
session of Vera, Esundo. Znguramundy, and Lesado.
1t is also said that two Navarress balallIons have
joined The rebels.
TURKEY.
The European powers have offered their mediation TO
settle the differences between the Sultan Of Turkey and
the Viceroy OF Egypt letter dated Cons,antinopIe,
July 81 published In the London papers OF August 3D.
says that the Supreme Porte had accepted the media.
ton. but adds that nevertheless" he Hai Sab Efrndl
accompanied by " Auselun. atache of the French
Embassy, to sci out for Alexandra with a splendid
decoration for Mehenel Ali and with an offer Of the
hereditary governmen: Of Egypt, and its dependencies to
The Vcrrny and his family, provided he would consent
10 restore Syra the Sultan The hereditary govern
ment of Egypt has been of the great objects Of Me
hem, Ais ambition
Another letter says that The cesson of the hereditary
dominion of Egypt was rendered unavoidable by The
treacherv of Hahz Pacha who with his staff and 500
men, went 10 ibrahim Pache II also ported
tina, 900 OF the Imperial Guards of the Sultan,
ed near konah had Ievulled and dispersed themselves
the country
One of the accounts says that the Five Powers the
called, in offering their mediation to the young Sui
tan, desired him not 10 auemp, TO conclude by himself
any settlement Hh The Viceroy but to leave that ques.
ton TO their consideration and decision and that 10 this
proposition he had given his perfect acceptance
The Russian feet at Crons,ad, amounting to forty or
fifty sail, all equipped and ready for The general
belief in ST. Petersburg was that the hole great
part OF the flee. would sail for the Mediterranean.
(From The Nsp York Herald
By the arrival OF The Great Western in l6 days
from Bristol have London dates down 10 The evealng
Of the 23d instant teng "a days later than last
corresponding
Europe, Asia, and Africa. These accounts ate highly
important
The bellieeren affairs Of the East are in train Of
negotiation the crops good money scarce interest h'gh.
cotton animated, the Chartists quiet, and Queen Pclo.
ria to b. al last married
The English money market is 10 pretty much the
same state as in July The value Of money in secu
riry Of cnnsols exchequer bills, Is still up per
cent. Nothing doing in American stock.
From all accounts, both from England and France,
il appears that the weather had been favorable and the
crops would we'll, and bread suffs the 2sd
ult were declining in consequence Harvesting was
going on briskly On the l9ih and Goth the weather
had been unfayorable and great alarm expressed;
bu, the 2is IT frightened up and TO the "a connu-
ed favorable The truth 49, however. we want later ad
vices and shall know positively respec ing The crops iii
the arrival Of The British Queen next week.
AFFAIRS or THE EAST -Great efforts are making by
the Five Powers, preventany in the East. Lord
Melbourne said in The House OF Lords on the goth Aug,
that the victory al Nisib not very complete
LIVERPOOL CorToS MARKET, Angus, % Up TO the
week ending the 9th there good business done
Sales of all descriptions reached "a lGO bales. al an I'm
provement of I'D on American SORTS During the week
ending on the Gh the sales reached 23U9O bales, al
decline of l.4d on American descriptions Up to the
latest large of business done; on the
l9,h and 2lst 1900 baes sold a! an improvement OF
3d.
BASx ENGLAND.
Quarterly Average Of the Weekly Liabilities and AS
sets Of the Bank of England, from the 25.h May TO
the 2Ulh August 1889, both inclusive
Circulation sl7 96o 900 Securities Eos $50 900
Denosi,es eO29 600 Bullion 2G3 600
25 gys 600 q $50 600
Notwithstanding the late arrivals Of bullion from Anne.
RIGA and some portion Of the Continent still we hnd as
will be seen from The following official returns that IS
still exported to extent, chiefly 10 Hamburg Tor
the Russian Mint IN that city. From the 10Th 10 Inc
2s inst the exports of gold coin amounted 10 2o3 o.
and of bars GAP " OF silver The exports Of coin have
been during The period, 5O,lO4 OF, and ia bars
IL g93 az
Loypoy Co.'s EXCHANGE, Aug 23-The weather
since "Wednesday has continued extremely hne and the
ooera,ions Of harvest be rapidly progressing
The show ,f wheat market this morning from The