Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-28

who could with iopriety enter that held Bat he itt
that he was safe III following any example oi the ehar
man. and he believed II wished that he SHOULD say
wod as L. tn probable effect at the new corn Jaw on
Tie importation oE grain from America lie c"ncu'tto
with the nob. Dnke IN thinking that II vas loo early
TO form decided opsion on Mat yet ''"' !, VIZ
ia, Grnera impress that whtevrr IN 2hs Ne tue e.
feet on other states Areriea TOO distant to reap
the full hene ii, of those modi:cnuons
lie micht add that, from the price OF grain IN The
H. S nov and for several years past, he did not think
that in common years, arrangement ol Inc bf"'Sh
. Gram market was likely To be caused hy importation
from America. Undoubtedly IN seasons Of scarcity,
when there is great demand for foreign corn, part
of the supply would come from America IN The shape
off flour: Of which or less, indeed at AL tunes,
found is way 10 this country Salt provisions, too,
would be imported from the L. S But whatever came
over corn PROVISIONS much or little, they might dc,
mend upon would be paid for British manufactures
FOODS Tremendous cheering The Americans
would not be like his Grsces friend: they wonld not
he put TO the blush by having 10 receive large price
in money: but whatever they sent IN me form oil pro-
visions or gram would be pad for IN BRUSH goods
The fabrics of Leicester and other manufacturing towns,
woald pay for tie CROWN 81 Inc a!eficaA SON Ne
newed applause
His Escellcucy said that il not his lot to be
cuvaor of the fields hut it was his duty and his pr''
y!epe to do his best 10 cultivate good understanding
with this country on behalf OF his own, aud THIS part oi
his instructions It was not likely he could forget,
iCheersA or relax in the discharge ot province so
grateful to his feelings. General apPause HIS hFst
duty was ls country: but alter lie aaspicious
adjustment oil the difficulties that now no longer exist
ed he could not dn,y - bis country, without
xr,,atinr the kindes. feelings between ii's ana mat
In resumng his scat his Excelency sad, he hoped the
company would 6e-n to accept his earnest WISHES That
they might be all prosperous in their benign ari-itoHl
that noble landlord whose territorial possessions Cateu
back from the Conquest, 10 the poor but con,ened Ia
borer who dwell, beneath the shelter Of his towers
Collectively aud individually, he rendered his best
wishes and thanks 10 them all. (Great cheering)
from n. Pans ccyrcgerIer, i tie Nat esueer, H.
la my letter Of The Odd uuu,o, have dwet upon
the first reception of Lord Ashburton's Treaty, on
both SIDES of the Channel. TIE Morning Chronicle
has prosecuted the war the neEoia'or and his work
with uiplacahle party and personal sPrit ne bou"
daty question IS argued over AGAIN lie l-ohaon epc
1a,or and the Examiner nGct Nil the independent Ii
bernl fpn; the Treaty II is suggested that
Lord Polme,s,on, helped by the two British Conmis,
sones, has furnished seven or eight ct tue eot"'a'
columns of the Wing oracle. Lord Asbburion is as
bitterly r-vilcd Lord Auckland, the late Governor
General of India. was by I Tory writers, and as his
successor Lord Peterborough, continues to be by the
Ehirs THE annexed paragraph OF The Chronicle'
printed large characters, rs lar sample oi the
treatment and purpose
80 S,.np n. Pe,,essWe understand that mark their
sense Of Lord Asbr,on's in having BETRAYED and "a
crifceG The inter- country h; lis treaty al washington"
and having nsur, by his .pec a: Boston, The Crown =!
which he was employed MaJriy Ministers intend inirdl
atey npcn noe nrs"oT enFn To- recommend tiat lie r
made Earl Ma, sussr-t thai Ii" IT, created b iht s!t
$uireudef his crest captive w'th ror. round
AMMAN on the one side and tie coucant the
other The " H. Of course he chiefly IN s4iS
The remarks oi ihr Chronicle and the Times ON me
New York dinner wall, suppose, be COPIED INTO the
New York papers. Keen and Just ridicule is thrown
by the Sun on the Standard schemes of reprsols or
the injurious effects, rather the app'ehended mis-
chief Of your Tariff. Smuggling by The Canada
frontier TO form the common hope oi the brusE
nd fhac
nGooos says the Liverpool Mercury, 'ii wanted, Will
find t:rif way INTO The United States directly or IN
directly" The Times always so tond OF every thing
Amercans cutie distressed about The prejudice you
do Yourselves, and trusts "tlat the Americans viii
see the error Of their commercial code without
DELAY and ADOPT early measures to rttrace then
steps Our PARIS ed''ors though now agreed about the
import of the h article Of your treaty, and sbundany
pratied keep up The chorus against the Tariff. he
;hreat is daily repeated of looking else here than 10
.ou for cotton and so cr;h. The Courier Ffah66tS
of this dav has another column of lamen'aton and me
mace bur concludes: "Let us wat little; there VII
soon be fatal d,scod between The Southern anu Aoth
erp States on tins subject We mos! roughly anG
anpry handled Is La PROSE-. The official organs have
endca voed seize the case, ona tie Jonrnni dcs DE
bats has labored procIscusly Ia inves NJ de BacouT
with the brightest honors for tie notifications whci
his zeal and intelligence obtained II relates, tha
he succeeceG in bring back TIE American Minis
try and the committees If Congress 10 wiser no
tons by usiEg The arguments Of common sense, nnt
laying before The eyes of tie people jus, view Q
Their interests. The Deba:s proceeds IN ,h's STRAIN
Az 10 the French vines, II csssary ior VI, Ct
Bacou.t 20 lEGetatgabie activity, 10 eni'ght;
Congress The cho,e At toe various prcrs'o"s un
der consideration On the very eve OF the ct hai,v
vote on the Lax. !, necessary for him to make
personal appeal 10 the equity and honor of an eloGnen
Senator, Justly held IN gieh: est t,a'iofi-1dr hite
of Virginia = who had been the fortunate negotiat"
of the treaty Of lc3l concerning the twenty-five mil
. lions Of francs But fer lie sk.ilul management Q
our Repfess niatye q, Washington The Issue oil tn
pro;ec,s and discussions ouid have been much NOR
nauspcicus Tor france" Heavy rains have don
extensive damage wna tie week past. Tie forlif
cations have suffered.