Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-17

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in all The Intensity and viIuencc oil discussion,
| bv protest, the part OF the Irish Catholic
Bishops and AichbishopS against lie measure.
The state OF trade in The manufacturing towns
is encouiaein. and satisfactory.
The accounts lioin Ecrlin state, that treaty
! Of commerce is on the eve oil completion between
the IulIverein and Austria.
Letters from Batavia, received in Holland,
stale that treaty al commerce has been concluc-
ed ie.wcen England and Siam.
INDn AND CmINA.-The dates are from Cal
cuua 10 Aug. 5; from Bombay, Aug ]; and from
China, Junel2.
There is liule Of rnhlic interest in the letters
and journals brought 10 Europe by this arrival
] The PunIauh continued comparatively tranquil,
il the lea OF tranquility can, with Pfopriety, be-
associated with country which, when quiet, is 4
/ volcano assep.
The Ncapo;lan ariIl is considered somewhat
oi boon Ia commerce. The trade Of the United
| States, il i said viii suffer is Tie new fcsula-
ti.ns, as The supply Of colonial produce was al
most entirely throWn into their haEds on ac'nunt
| OF The hounteS gwen by The Government 10 their
own flag on ali impofta,ions from transatlantic
| ports, and The abolition oil these bounties Will di-
veri The Traffic into other channels such, al least,
i is the current Tumor.
/ LIVERPOOL SEPT 36--At the sailing 81 The last
packet, We stated thai the wet weather, alier an in
lcrval Of nearly three weeks, had returned; and
that the outstanding crops which II was believed
were in small quantity, would suffer seriously by
the change. The accounts from the Northern
parts OF the kingdom speak despondinely Of the
Injurious effects OF The change and il now APP
pears that The progress made in cutting and hous-
Ing The produce OF the fields, during the coninu-
ancc of warmth and sunshine, was not 50 great
as had been anticipated. Tie piice Of grain is
rising rapidly as glance ., our market returns
will show Even at The present moment there is
good deal oil outstanding produce in The held
The Gnc weather has again returned, but the
son is too far advanced 10 permit The sun Ia have
much power, and no doubt can exist, that The hus
bandman who did not take time by the fore
lock- when The opportunity offered, will suffer Sc
verelY by his incidence. With The rise OF The
markets Tears respecting The coming Winter le-
gin 10 prevail.
The failure OF the potatoe crop is almost gene
raj and 10 meet the deficiency which that calam-
" has occasioned large quantities Of lice and
bond grain have been taken Oul OF bond for IRAN
shipment 10 France, Holland and Belgium. Not
wlhstanding the fact vi The markets rising, The
averages are descending, owing 10 The large guam.
lilies OF inferior grain the produce OF the present
harvest, which have been thrown upon The mar
kris. But in the teeth Of the unpromisins appear
ances which are abroad, The rage Tor speculation
in every description Of Railway investment SIN
continues without any signs OF abatement. 10
such an extent is The mania carried, that Govern
ment, il is said, cohlempacs interfering, by an
nonncing through The Gazette, that no more
schemes will be Professionally registered, as The
number which ale already teiore the public are
more than Parliament can get through in the next
session.
Now that circumstances render il painfully ap
parent that supplies OF food must be had from
some quarter III eyes are tui ned across The Allan
TIC, and Tears prevail that Tie late orders which
have been sent 10 Canada will miss the season,
and arrive alter The navigation OF the 81. Law
renee has been closed by The ice. Much will, OF
course Depend upon the lime when The frcs >es
in and if the weather is favorable, there Is little
dOutt that handsome fortunes will be made b.
those who have specialized largely in hreads!ull>.
Whatever quantities NAV GENE from the United |
States, viii also find ready sale either in this
country or on The continent. The recent accounts |
from the Union. represent the season as having |
been favorable for The grain crops An opportu-
nily now exists which rarely occurs, OF sending
produce of that description 10 Europe with The
certainty Of finding ready and 4 rising market.
It is deeply 10 be regretted that, instead OF an un
certain and unstable traffic, the nature OF our corn
laws prevents The demand from being regular and
uniform. Bul such desi9eraum is IN The eve
OF accomplishment.
From nc .Uark Lane Express.
Whether any immediate advance OF impor-
lance will occur in The value OF Wheat will pro-
baby Gepend, in a great measure, on The weather;
but, however suspicious The latter may become,
we feel toeraby sure that the Price OF breadstutis
must. later in the year, rise materially.
Not only is the crop short in This country, but
the harvest has been defective over the greater
part Of continental Europe. ln Holland and
IL Il. - n.I hot I |
OF The former country has deemed
i! prudent 10 reduce the duties on Grain 10 the
point whilst all restrictions on the i'm
port OF Corn into Belgium have been removed
for given period.
Already numerous orders have been received
from Rotterdam, Antwerp &c; and the mode
rate stocks OF bonded corn are likely TO be short
II reduced into Very narrow compass, il not ex-
hau>led by shipments 10 countries from whence
in ordinary years we are in The habit OF draw
ing some portion Of onr foreign supplies. In The
Baltic ports Great Britain mus, expect 10 be out
bid by The Dutch and Eelsians; and in Tie Black
Sea wheat has been lately bought Up 10 supply
I,alr, where The crops are stated 10 have yielded
il seems, therefore, that unless prices advance
in This country, are moi likely 10
draw any quantity OF wheat from abroad.
LoNDoN MosrY MARKET, Sept p. Since
The Cambria lett there has been hnl luc change
in the Money Market Tie supply is rs large
As ever, and the rate OF interest for the hest Bills
, - 10 81 per cent The English Funds have
been very dull, and in The last day or Two have
manifested tendency 10 decline Consos Tor
money left orc II sellers, i9s premium; and
Indian stock, 267 10 269.
In The foreign market there has been lille 10
excite S. eculalion and prices have varied lille.
TnE CoNTiSgNr continental news IS
wi,hou, much interest. The King Of Saxony
had opened the Dict in i speech which reflects
his anxiety respecting the recent occurrences con-
ne cted with The religions movement. The Prus
sian Governments views The Able RonSc with The
same suspicion "a LeiUIe; and he was prevented
from slecpn. in Mannheim. when he passed
through il. The Queen ard The Queen Mother
have arrived al Madrid and although the capt.
ial was quiet, iears Of an outbreak existed
Switzerland is like smoihercd volcano an tx
plosion NAV he looked Tor.
LlvEaPooL Co1roN MARKET, Sept 2G-There
is no alteration whatever 10 notice in HE price Of
cotton this week The demand, which has been
moderate only, has been fairly met ~ holders,
Int there has been no pressing 10 sell. $500 Anne
rican have been taken On speculation, and 400
American, 200 Pc mans and 200 Egyptian for
export 100 Egyptian, 500 Barbados and 500
Madras are declared for auction on Friday next
The Total number Of sales during the week amount
10 a6,i00 bales. Another report says. genera
dulness has pervaded the market duringihc week,
the trade having purchased spar'ngly, and specu-
la,ors only TO a moderate extent nevertheless,
prices dc not pcIcepihly give way though IN
some instances rather lower rates have been &c
replee.
MARRIAGES.