Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

FOREIGN.
LATER NEWS ny THE COLUMBIA.
T;rsyu0oL DATES. In Sent. %

mediate benefits 10 trade in England, are predicted
from the operation Of the latter measure; while by
others, the conclusions TO respecting its practi
cal working Is not at all favorable, and IT is conf
IDENTIFY asserted that it will neither CUES
, lion of revenue nor as protection TO American ma.
nufactures. The ustments of the points Of differ.
: renee upon which Lord Ashburon was empowered 10
III gotiae has been viewed with pretty general sasfac.
on. The effec, which will be produced in France by
the conclusion of the Treaty with America has been
point OF interest and curiosity, in discussing the
s Of the question; and especially il relates
the article in the Treaty providing for the reciprocal
right of search for the suppression Of the slave trade
the coast OF Africa
There is alteration in the position Of the money
market. good deal Of caution is still used in the
discount market as 10 the character Of the paper
presented for negotiation, arising from the failures
amongst the corn spectators, which have apparently
not yet The whole Where the paper is Of
the proper description however, il readily discounted
at 81 per cent, and in few cases daily even lnwer
In the produce mark sts the demand has been steady
for mos, articles chiefly for expectation, with
further speculative transacons-whe, for local con-
SUMPTION the purchases have again been upon limited
scale but, certainly, show increase upon the prece
ding week
! The Queen hos arrived in London from her tour TO
Scotland. She received, on her return, with the
greatest enthusiasm.
/ PRESENTATION TO AN AMERICAN CAPTAIS.-A large
and handsome snu. box has been presented TO Captain
| Collins, of the American packet ship Roscius, by
MeSsrS. FISHER S0nS oil LIVffpO0, III cOnSiuPTatl0n
Of his noble behaviour and eminent services on the
cason of the loss of the Erin-go Bragh, in December
last On the lid Of the box is the following inscription:
"Presented TO Capt. John Collins, Of the L. S. packet
ship Roscius, BY the owners Of the British ship Erin
go Bragh token OF their esteem, and in admiration
Of his gallant and humane conduct, by which the crew
and passengers rescued ION the 9Th of December,
lStI,) when the ship sinking in the midst Of tho
Atlantic ocean Liverpool, August 81, ls42'
The news from America of the ratification ofthe Treaty
between that Government. and Lord Ashburton, on The
part Of England has given considerable impetus TO
speculation in the public securities, and they advanced
nearly quarter per cent on the general currency OF
| Wednesday. Great satisfaction is expressed among
The mercantile interest at the satisfactory conclusion OF
| all pending MISUNDERSTANDING Gazette.
| TnE CorrnH MARKET.-TmE CRoP.-This market
has not, during the week, shown any signs of recover
ing from the state of depression into which it was
thrown, month sgo, by The Disturbances in the ma
nufacturng districts. Indeed, until tranquility shall
have been restored in those DISTRICTS and work resumed
no material improvement reasonably be expected =
The accnnnts by the Brannia, speak Of the yield OF
cotton being likely 10 be extremely large This is not
improbable from ;he state of the weather, up to the
latest dates. II must be remembered, however, tat
time elapse before the result OF the harvest
can he correctly ascertaned frost, for only twenty
fours hours, would materially change the aspect 81
things and reduce superintendent to an average crop
STILL in the present state Of manufactures, and the
limited der- nd which exist for goods there s too
much ret IN 10 suppose, that even on average crop
would, III he stock hand, afford sufficient sup.
ply for Ill, It twelve months.
EXPORT % hlANUFAcTuRED GocDs To THE u > =
The whole qur aiity Of manufactured goods sent from
this port to The j. S., by all The shipping houses, TO.
geher in give period this year, does not equal tho
quaatity b. sing rstra shipping. houses in
SINH. PERIOD but of prosperity. In this state Of
thing what called transient ships get no freight,
while even the packet ships get little or none. Tho
large ard splendid packet ship Roscus which sailed
Thnr .day Npw considerably under
fl00 Of i-eght; the smallest sum- indeed, with one
ccpon, the liners were established IN 1915 Up
to this time, the passage money received from emf
grants enabled the ships pay the expenses of their
voyages but, the for emgra,ing being nearly
over even that Of revenue is fast failing. The
uncertainty which has so long prevailed the subject
of the Tariff may have had the effect of diminishing
shipments the U. s.. but the removal of that uncer-
ainty, by the actual passing Of Tariff unavoabIe to
English manufactures compared with the lost, will
not il is feared, increase shipments ihter. On the
contrary while the increase of the duties English
goods discourage their export, the necessity OF
paying the duties in cash imports WILL it is believed
by the informed merchants deter parties from con-
signing goods TO the American market. Goods WILL how
ever they wanted, find their way directly or nd.
recty, into the w. 5.
failure is announced in Hamburger, owing 10 corn
speculaons, The house of Graham Co. IN that city
having suspended payments. There have been bank
ruptces in all the foreign cities known US export dePos
Of corn.
MoRx RIors ~ MAxcnEsrER-oSE THE Riot
Frs KILLEp.-lt would appear from what is now going
on in the Of Manchester, and the surrounding DIS
trcts that The disturbances not yet finally settled
down. for, on Thursday morning, the 10Th, an attack
was made on several mills in Salford and in one IN
stance the hands turned out by the rioters The
mob first collected at the works Of Messrs. Garsaug,
and succeeded in stopping the hands. From thence
they proceeded the mill of Nlessrs Morris, where
they found warm reception, the owners having urn
ed their workmen with picking sticks. The hands
proved strong for the mob, and succeeded IN de-
feating them. In the ntray, one OF tie mob was so
severely heaen that he had to he removed 10 the Man
chester n6rmary, where in the course of yesterday,
he expired
FRAscE.-On the 18th the Prince de Jonrillc lett
Neuiy for the palace Of the TuerIes; and sci out IN
the evening for the Chateau Eu, to take leave OF his
family previous to his embarka,ion IN the Belle foue
frgae.
Tar E.sr-Accounts from the Turkish frontier OF
the 81 st uIt state that Chekb Eendi, the Ottoman
commissioner, had arrived at Belgrade, and been re.
ceyed there with great honors Chekb formally INSISTED
ON The recall OF the exed State Councillor, Peiro-
wi,z and Others and it was deemed highly probable
that the present ministry in Servia would be compelled
to retire. The intelligence from Bulgaria sasiac-
tory. - 81, -
According 10 the Gazette do Midi Of the 18th inst,
the Russians had experienced another check in CIrcas
sa The surprised at night and cut to pieces
body Of about 10 thousand men, encamped under The
walls of Marga, and made hemsel Ives masters OF that
fortress which they entered together with the fugves
Nearly The whole Of the troops in The camp were put
to the sword, and number Of officers were made prl-
soners.
| THE TREATY.
OpIyIoSs OF the ES6L;.H PRFss.
From the Lgndos 7ine..l
"This concession (for mere concession IS, though
the article carries sound of reciprocity may nave
been necessary, bat we confess look upon II with
suspicious eye With every anxiety to give our neigh.
Dor every convenience Of sns: through cur country.
we confess we do not much Ike his having right Of
the way We are happy TO see him, happy TO serve
him. baopy 10 bow him in ard bow him cut, but We
ike 10 have the pow er lock the door in OF
gency. Ten thousand circumstances may arise which
may render highly necessary that We should have The
right of excluding him aud his goods from this free
passage. ~
ain those unsettled times which precede hnsthes,
we should little like 10 the hardy ind daring ropu
la,on Of Maine sweeping downtbe river 70 ST. John e
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