Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-31

Ireland Already We see wide breach between
aYoune" and cold" Ireland, and the establish
ment OF paper under the latter title intended TO
represeEt The O'Connell section of the ReFealels,
will onv increase the disaieclion. The Dublin
Nation" is the able organ Of "lonns Ireland
Warm as arc our sympalhies for lie cause OF
Rerea |. he course Ct O'Connell and his intimate
friends is we'll calculated 10 produce reaction
oi feeling in this country. No people can hear
their character vi!cly aspersed, and sill hold out
the hand Of friendship 10 their public revers.-
A more moderate and liberal bearing would lose
10 OConnell aud Repeal fewer friends, both al
home and abroad.
The Union s;igmaiiZcs as ''thc most extraya-
CANT tales !" The runners in The Wing papers about
the DISCRIMINATION ard rev arrangement Of the
Cabinet. The discussion oi,hc Tariff in the Ca
bnet, and divisions on 1.-THE proposition TO re-
fer The OREGON qnes,ion to arbi;raton-lhc al
legged division between The President and The
"Prcmier"- McL.ane's anxiety 10 return 10
the t. Siates--ihe Cabinet wishing 10 recall him
his expectations OF receiving i. s,ructions which
with tie Administration, &c, &c:
ave know says the Union, shat private let
tiers have !ccn received in Washington, from our
Minister in London, and that they breathe The best
wishes for The success of the administration, and
The sllonscs, determination 10 discharge his du-
lies 10 The country There never was 50 idle an
attempt 10 SOW the seeds Of jealousy and il!-wil
be-. cen highly respectable accredited agent and
his Government"
In relation to an important rumor, TO which
We alluded recently, the Union says:
"Among the Thousand and one tales will
which The presses al distance are Tlie IS re-
port that The administration is abont 10 send a
special agent 10 Mexico, 10 demand the payment
OF The claims due to our citizens. Itey, who cir
culate such reports, do not reflect upon The posi-
lion Of the United States in relation TO Mexico
TIE EFFECT OF THE NEWS ON THf
MARKETS.
No transactions in Flour, we Learn, have ia&er
place. here since The arrival Of The news By The
IS - 10 IS 80 Whea, brings about 81 10
The market is firm.
Yesterdays Baltimore Sun SAYS:
"There were sales during the ealIy par Of he
=, 25 and some holders are asking 5 81; anc
| a sale of Susquehanna Flour at 5 % Nothing
done in Grain. There were no sales OF Ilowarc
street. There were plenty OF offers 70 buy al 5 IS
tul holders were asking 5 81 5 50"
The New York Express Of TUESDAY afternoon
says:
"On the first announcement of The news, sale.
of Gcncsee and Western -four were made O
/ [. ,.1f =
advance oil ~ - 10 - cts. The sales were iol
into the market, and the market left of dull, hold
ers generally asking S. 75."
The New York correspondent OF the Philadel.
phia U. S Gazette says:
"The news is considered favorable By The ilouI
/ merchants, and sales OF Gcncsce were made carly
in The morning at IS 62 - Subsequent sale,
were made at ) Gsi and 5 IS. 1t was freely Of
lered son Change" at the latter price, with bu
| few buyers. Southern -four is without ANNA
lion; holders say they will be governed by the
price Of Gennesee. Wheat is held al 25'
The Philadelphia Ledger Of Wednesday says
every largo sales of flour were made in this
city yesterday, before it was known that the
Great Western had arrived al New York, al an
advance OF twenty five TO fifty cents a barrel on
previous prices. A few hours after The news
came, and its tenor juslifies the conclusion, lha,
the purchasers must have had the information be.
fore entering the market The purchases, it is
believed were on New York account"
The Philadelphia United States Gazette says
"'The late news b. the Great Western iusl re-
ceived, is Of character likely 10 sliicn The mar
| Gct-- small transactions Tor CITY Use al 5 dollars
mon and good brands Rye Flour is quickly
taken on arrival at 3 dollars and Is cents"
Salcs Fl FWfciicd Lands in Tuginm.-Up
wards oil 33,0G0 acres OF these lands will be OF:
tered for sale in Richie county on the 4lh, and in
Wood county on the 17lh OF November next
Previous sales, il is said, have contributed 10 The
settlement and improvement Of this section Of the
State.
! The Parkersburg Gazette, from which we ga
Their these facts, represents thai place as greatly
improving. The lands now offered for sale are
situated on and near The Northwestern and Staun.
ton lurnpikes, and The Lille Kanawha river.
FIR he EnGu5cr.
Messrs. Editors: Allow me 10 cal! Inc attention
Of The Faculty Of Virginia 10 ihiee Lectures on
Puerpal Fevers, by VIM. Harris, NJ D., OF Phi
ladelphia. These Lectures are from lie ha nd OF
a master. and on subject Of the greatest diff
Guilty. Had Or. Harris never made any coniri-
buttons 10 medical science beyond these Lee
lures, he would have been entitled 10 the gratitude
of mankind. Let them be read and Judged b.
their merits. ALIQUIS.
MEXICAN TARlFr.-Onc of tie reasons for
believing that Mexico mcdiiaicd 10 declare war
against this country, was the formal manner in
which The Mexican Consul al New Orleans closed
his official labors and returned 10 his country
TIE following which We yesterday received from
the Mexican Consul General in This city, places
a very pacific face on the matter.
[Nc,r Yorl- Saa.
CONSULATE GENERAL OF MEXICO.
The undersigned in fullilmcnl Of the instfuc-
tons cf his Government, hereby informs the
merchants engaged in The Mexican trade; that
the Mexican Government have authorised new,
tariff 10 be in force, on and after The Isl February
next that he has received an extract OF il which
contains the PRINCIPAL alterations, and in order
that they may be enabled 10 make their calcua.
lions in accordance, and 10 give it all possible
publicity he has had il reprinted with the object
10 distribute sratuilously o them, on appicai ion
at his office, No. 95 Wall street.
JOHN GRANJA,
Mexican Consul General
The Grand Lodge OF the Masonic Order in Lou-
siana adopted al its last sitting a resolution or
dainins that solemn funeral ri,e be celebrated
in the room of the Grand Lodge on The fourth
Monday OF next November, 10 The memory OF
their very ilas,rious brother ANDREW JACK
SON, deceased.
Special invitations will be sent 10 the Grand
Lodges in the Union, as we'll as 10 The ladies OF
New Orleans.-[N. o. Courier,