Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-10


in an attack on the President and Mr.. Webster We
are rlud this opportunity afforded 10 do MIR Ewing
and others Full JUSTICE. The public may expect
candid and elaborate exposition Of The history OF Tue
veioes and of the conduct of all concerned IN lew
DAYS We shu endcavor to set this m.ter Iii rest lor.
eysr A, least we Doubt very much whether any oil
the retired Cabinet will ever rake 1t up again, when
we are done with it,.
There has been a season Of Religious Revival Tor
more than two months past ii which, some OF ;ip most
distinguished Ministers Of various sects, from distant
places have poured forth their eloquent eAortallohs.
Amonp these were the Rev. Messrs. John Johns and
Hensbaw Of Baltimore Of the l. 9,scopnlIan Church.
the Rev Mr. Krke and Casse!lS, of the Prcsbyteran-
the Revd Mr. Robords Of New York, aud Baron Stow
of BOSTON of the Baptist Church-and last, ana not
least in celebrity, the Rev. John Newland hlaiiti'
CHAPLAIN 10 the House OF Representatives OF the Me-
thodist Church lie has gone on to Randolph Macon
College, where he Is 10 deliver an ADDRESS a le co
mencemen,, this week.
Among the other Religious exercises oil Tins CITY,
the Annual Association ot the baptist Church coIn-
menced on Friday last. has called here great many
Ministers aud Delegates from other places and strangers
10 our CITY, Most of the other Churches were thrown
omen 10 item on the last Sabbath, in addition 10 their
own two new md beautiful Churches.
Bishop Mead, of tins Episcopal Diocese is 10 be in
Richmond on the laat Sunday of the present month
FOREIGN observation-disclosures, &c.
We give the following copous extracts :, from The
They exhibit in strong light, the effects OF the mis-
chic vous policy about to bs pursued by the Wing party
in Congress While tins subject, we would remark,
that supposing the manutictursrs who aspire I" be
privileged class and appeal II their present distressed
condition as an argument, should he now grathed cy
the vro,.ctice aid Of the Government there would in
santly spring up manufactures to enjoy the great
privileges and when the present distress should pass
off and the manufacturers could prosper without pro-
lection they will plead that they entitled TO con-
r.yn aud nrVp Il
qraspinr avarce The truth IL, every class and indi-
yidual is now suffering from the pressure OF the times
II is not peculiar to tie manufacturers, and we do not
think that they ought TO be specially provided ior-
let them wait the others, iur The healing hand oil
Time and let US not, under The prriext OF temporary
relief, force upon the country an rremedabe evil
But TO the extracts
sin the Great Western which arrived on Saturday,
came pa scnrrrs j. lorssy Palmer, Esq, "the oracle
of the Bank OF England, aud the head of the house Of
Palmer Nj Killcp x Dent also in the same vessel
Samson Ricardo E.q, Of The firm of j. K S. Ricardo IL
Co.. q leading house IN The London Stock Exchange
The business the former gentleman, is understood TO
relate 10 the interests of his house in The assets oil The
North American Trust and Banking Company. Mr..
Ricardo is one of the largest holders of Mississippi
stocks and is understood represents the interests Of
the holders OF those securities and will make IT his bust
ness TO examine into the real state Of affairs in regard 10
any prospect that may exist OF realizing any thing IN
future The following are the leading houses Interested
Beyan; Thomas CotterilI; Thomas Yates; Thomas
Moyon, Jr; Prescott, Grnie, Ames Il Co; Drervett
& Fowler; Ewart, Taylor, Il Co.; j. A. Droof; Gowan
Il Marx; Richard Milne.
aIt will be rene mbered that these gentlemen in June,
lsiI, sent over Joshua Bates, Esq, of the firm of 'a
ring Brothers. ~ Co., with memorial which had been
sent 10 the Governor of Mississippi, with instructions
to Mr. Racs 20 lay the before the Secretary Of
State and the President nf The United States, which
was done Mr. Bates with several other London bank
ers were long time in attendance at Washington
during the Extra Session and supernte pded the PAD
SAGE of the Distribution Law and the project Of M.
tionnl Bank which was last vetoed by the President.
"rhe state OF the markets al the close OF business
Yesterday presented rather sluggish, bmt healthy
| appearance The tendency Of every thing is to I'M
proye in spite of the untavorahe news: which IS
continually reaching us from abroad The feelings
seem to be gaining strength, that our mercantile
prospcrity now depends upon Ourselves, and IL less
Influenced by accounts from abroad because tGere
are comparatively few open credits standing, that
are likely to be operated upon by money pressure
The crops here large and money in proper hands
abundant fact, which arises doubtless from The Inact
WHY ofradc ell the low prices OF goods and pro.
duce soon however as the currency oi the south ahd
West shall have become fully purified and re.estabsed
and Congress shall have decided upon some permanent
system OF finance, trade must inevitably increase, and
the tendency of every thing will be TO improve In
fact, this would long since have taken place. but for
the dispraccful state Of things in Congress The New
York stock market, which has been considered Their
mometer of money matters, closed this week with
general advance in all descriptions of stock. United
Staes G. per cent 81 The close showed an improvement
of pcr cent over the close OF the previous Saturday
d,pr lie sto nd ~ fullDWe