Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-12
9s6eDe1oo1u enquirer

MADE al nighef prices. SohSo'S "a" ,,,
further Use CT. rer cent. upon 'iie Closing W.,
talions OF yesterdays for money ana aceoun. ~
price is %; 10 !, and The Three ana ouai,ef pe,
Gents. lCa; ~ /? Bank Stock 2iG4 70 III, and
E1cli,Guer Bis ass. 10 sos prem.
The opinions of lhe press agree that me pros
poets are b.;shcr for s2ad crop ~, oI d. VIZ
commencement; Of The week, wncn me Cdle"oh'd
sailed.
THE HArvEsr N FRaNcs.-A Bordeaux pa
per Informs u. that lie wheat harvest N the uc.
narimcnt OF lie GiIcndc is abnLdaEt b1l '!idt y
is 90, in with great diliculry. The weight OF Tue
wheat varies from ~ 10 - klio.s lie iiec.oli'l.'
The wine growers have much Tear as :" '',I -
sui, Of their harvest, rs II will ne io'.t me !;
weeks later this year than Inc iae', az W ~:
hardly ground now 10 here that 'ie'e WI ~
cien heat 10 make the grapes OF good quai,y.
Some dissatisfaction had tccn expressed ~ lhe
holders of Pennsylvania Sock, that iaith mas MOI
been qnitc kect with Them in The mater VI 'heii
bonds. The raymcrt Il Tie interest, they Sra'i-
fyingly acknowledge, has been resumed, anu ilo'
vision has been made for The payment OF .''e az
rears, hui The certificates of the ne" osoeh wi
interest al tie rate OF u! whereas lhe ioliiei "eie
al tie rate oi5 and per cent. -, -.
The Overland Mail arrived on the 2ls', !he
commercial accounts by which possess no sum
ing feature and mas, upon ne Whoi., oe eon vi
sidered favorable. Exchange was oiish, anu
lIeehs for England had improved. FROM Ch'i'd
there is nothing new.
AT Leipsic, on the l2h riot broke GU. a'nons
The people upon religion, grounds, III WIG" 's'e
Ia! persons lost their lives. .r..
An explosion of fire damptoot place 0i lhuis-
dav, in co!liery al Newcastle-on- Tyne, ny
which, it ssad, upwards OF hily persons i0S'
their lives
Paris ana lis vicinity were visited on The l9lh
by a tremendous hurricane, which broke OF 'o nc
up b. the roots trees Of large dimensions, anu ia
other extensive damage The wind was still hl9h
on Thursday, but he weather was me.
.Siate Of 7fa4. in he .iiannfdctarins Dt8Iiefs.
The c1riinna ion Of wet and otherwise uniavo-
rabe weather seems to have rather M urluus
cficc! upon our cloth markets, which Otherwise
show symptoms If Improvement; there Is, .heie-
fore but limited amount OF business doing
In The market or yarns, although not quHe so
animated rs TO- some weeks past, prices remain
well supported.
American Sips Of I.ar in he .ltdiiyranson.
The American double-5a nked lrigale The Cum
berland. Capt 5. L. Breeze, bearing the pendant
OF Commoiore Joseph Smith, hove 10 oil tale''a
harbor on The 9TH inst, from Trieste. She sent
her launch on shore, communicated with the
American Consul, and, on lis return in The eve
ming. departed ;or Tripoli. The American cor
yeiie tie P!ymonh, Commander Ii. Henry, ar
riyed a; Malta On The Isl inst, from Beyfoul, and
lool; rratiduc liz morning. The commodore
conmun.ca led with her when of the pol.
EJiqdi< a, Lirsyp60l -Freish.s 10 The States
continue very jull, without any exceptions, aud
very lew passengers are going at this season OF
the year
TIM QUEEN vlsir TO GFnM4xY.-M.Y-
ENcE. Aug I6--Ai six O'Clock this evening her
Majesty and the Prince, accompanied Only by
the members If their own suite, arrived in the
Fairy Al the Government, House OF this ely
Vast military Preparations had been made.
a usual cannon Numbered and music PLAYED,
when the oueen landed her Majesty and the
Prince were received BY Prince Willamo! Prus-
STA, the Governor Q! Mayencc. iSth-Thc Queen
and Prince Albert have departed for Wu!zburg,
en- rouic FOL CoburS.
Co*sr.NrlNorls.-A Letter dated july Both
says
.In,cllicence had becH received there from the
Cauca>u- announcing lhai the Russians had IN
deliaken new campaign in the interior OF Dag
hc>l2n. After 4 vigorous resistance al The en-
trance of dcie, the mouhiaineers Withdrew 10
The Inferior, and he Russians seized on the lefle
Considerable loss was sustained on both sies.-
There have been Instructions in The part OF
Circassia which is under aul;rc,ioa, and near
Anapa Russian division was obliged 10 retreat
RIOTS * GERMANY.
Al Leipsic l2th uio, d, review o! lie troops
Prince John Of Saxony, tIciher Of The King Of
Saxony ANA Jealous Catholic, was inSulirl by
lie people and the national militia. The people
followed hnio his hotel which they surround
ed, crying, ''Go&n VITA The Jesuis," Rongc f1r.
cvo:,' and all united in singing Lulhers popular
chorus, "uur Gcd is fortress"
They were warned of, bit refused 10 depart
and the result was the calling on, of the military
wno iiret preciP;ianly, and killed nine. Two. q
broken ont in other places. Numbers OF the PEG
| pic have Teen Shot duWn.
~ The funeral o! lIe kilie al l.e;psic. the mu
nicipal suatds lfaieiEised with the people A
Gep!ralon ifon the Municipal Council waited on
the King, II" "was affected 10 tears. His Ma
esly said that lhiScvcnt was one Of The most cru
81 tnal> ot lis lie. and that he was the more
grieycl hat sach an event should have occurred
in s;axony, and parlicuari: in I.eipsic. Hi, Ma
-siy added, that it was ill., ,o,c huTi IS The adj
dress oi he Municipal council contained passages
which seemed 10 indicate di-tius,"
SdXony is Protestant state with Catholic
sovereign, and as Ronge claims 10 he a reform
| ing Ca.:olic, The kings brother has aggravated
hi personal unpopuarity hy al action .! oTFosi.
lion 10 Rongc.
FROM THE EAST
Tine Cholera has re-aprcarel al almost every
station in Western lndil, ana hid committed
most lrigh,iu rara.es ola he native inhabitants
although The number Of It's European victims had
been comparatively small. Ia the Punjaub il
had rnade sad havoc, caTIyingoh al Lahore from
800 10 GOO daily. A, Lahore from $4,000 10 80
600 had fallen victims 10 il. The rebellion o.
Peshora Singh was becoming every day more
formidable. The great body Of lie Royal troop.
has il is said refused to take up aims aSaiI>
him II this stalemcn! be corTeci, he may be ex.
peced 10 walk over the ground. One oil his la
test exploits WAS IN attack Oh, and plumber CT, a
small party engaged in coEyeyin. six laos Of ri-
pees from Lahore 10 Peshawur. Having reduce1
his foes 10 obedience Sir Charles Napier was en-
gagged in levyins transi. dnes on all grain, sugar
shee, frcwood, &c, Brought 10 any military can
loninenI; bY which he expects 10 add lac and a
hall 10 The revenues Of Scindc.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Correspondence Of TIC " y. ETprcss.
LvsRfoci., 22d August 1915.
The Cotton Market has been quiet throughout
this week, and Closes with last weeks quotations
of American barely supported
In Egyptian a large amount Of business has
been done, including some purchases on specula-
ton, but prices are very heavy
Brazil is in moderate demand and barely sup
ports last weeks quotations.
III Sura! moderate business is goirg on, and
more freely supplied, but without change in pri-
ces.
The sales of The week amount 10 3, 10 bales
including 1850 American, 1901 Egyptian, and
$50 Surat on speculation, and 300 American
and $50 Surat for export.
Current Prices OF this Day-Upland 81 81 I;
New Orleans 81 It; Mobile 81 81; Alaba-
I n Il "a IA
ToBAcco-No change has taken place in The
market This week, though there has been more
inquiry for good Virginia strips, which are dearer.
MARRIAGES.
Married, on Thursday the 4;h September. by the Rev.
Richard II. Mitchell, al the residence Of Mr.. VIM ;.
Mann. t"l. WILLIAM 3. nI,is % King & Queen, TO
Miss JuLA M,SS, ~ Essex.