Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-02

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has been SO long since she has received that COM
pliment at The hands or Democratic House,
will add much 10 his strength, while sense of the
importance OF eectins presiding officer Of great
legislative experience, and welllricd devotion To
The cardinal principles Of '9S, will ensure him. as
a Western man, the consideration Of our friends
from other sections Of The Union The gentle
men named Tor The Chair arc all men OF charac-
Ter and distinction, and either would, doubtless,
MI u with ability and satisfaction 10 the party.
The present incumbent, Mr.. French, OF New
Hampshire, and Mr. Weller, of Ohio, are can.
didales Tor the Cerkship. l am moi able even TO
give reliable guess as to the probable termna
ton OF the contest for tina, position. The friends
OF each appear 10 be equally sanguinc and active.
The Wings held an informal meeting, also,
last evening, at Colemans Hotel, and deter
mined 10 support Mr.. Vnon Of Ohio, for
the honor Of defeat in the race for the
Speakers chair. That gentleman is well
worthy OF the compliment at their hands. He
stands without rival, as the ablest and most ef-
fective member OF their party in the House. He
is by no means briliant-but is every thing that
labor. learning, good sense and canton can make
OF a Federalist They (the Federalsls) are very
Qniet and seem struck dumb with astonishment
at the harmony and good feeling evident among
the Democrats, when they had been led to believe,
nun tAC iutSIfSSHSSlY niCHiNODu w mig, new
York Wing papers, and Others OF that ilk, that
they were 10 enjoy the sight Of kilkenny-cal
fight at the off-staIt. which was to end, as they
declared our nominating Convention at Bati-
more must terminate. Alas, Tor their vain
hopes! They cannot, or rather will not, learn
wisdom from experimental least upon this sub.
lect.
Great preparations are being made here for
the transmission Of the Message. The document
will travel more miles in fewer hours, in every
direction, than ever before You will perceive,
that the Northern papers are each promising to
oustrlp the other in spreading it before the pub.
lic but lake itt!iat Bennett OF the Herald will,
as usual, manage TO beat his New York COM
petitors by hours enough to stock the marke, on
them, as he did with the last arrival from Europe,
by which he, of course, Teaped dollars from The
public, and curses from rival establishments.
Ny attention has lately been arrested BY ac-
counts OF the enormous shipments OF agricullu-
raj products now being made for Europe from the
different Atlantic ports. The following extract
from the New York Herald OF yesterday morn
ing will give you good idea Of the foreign de-
mand for produce in that city:
Shipments of Produce 10 Great Britain.
Ship Roscius, for Livcrpool-Four, I,249 burrels;
Wheat, 1000 bushelsi Cotton, 600 bales; Flaxseed
600 terces; Apples, 400 barrels; Tobacco,
Segars, cases; Wool, 30 bales; Skins, bundle, Dry
Goods, So packages
Ship Richard Anderson, for Liverpool-Turpentne,
2.Oll barrels Flour, 4, 800 barrels
Snip seS,h Carolina, for lverpool-cs,n 40
Beans, GO barrels; Flaxseed 400 barrels; Cotton 4UU
bales; Ttiox, 50 casks.
Ship Sea- foi Lveipoo-Flour, $50 barrels; Turpen
tine, 2,30O barrels Cargo rot all in Will NIL up with
| Provisions.
Ship Henry Pratt for Liverpool-Co 90, 900 bushels
| and Provisions.
Ship Europe, for Liverpool-wheat, $4,000 bushels;
Flour, 300 barrels will MI up with Breadstufs and
| Provisions.
Ship Ashburton, for Liverpool Packet, December g
Corn 20 O00 busheis fun cargo OF Flour and Grain
Ship Prince Albert, for I.ondon-Barlry. II 800 BUSH
Flour oi4 barrels; Rice saa .e'sss Beef sa' eter-
80 tons; Cheese, lOO, 200 pounds.
These vessels were all loading Yesterday morn.
ing except The Rcscus, which had Just departed
In addition TO the above, several ether frSl-cass
vessels had similar cargoeS engaged There
can hardly be a fall IN the price of produce
this season: so, the agriculnriSts Of the Union
will have taste Of The value OF an extensive
foreign market which, al the present time, can
not be more favorable to them, than if plenty
reisned abroad. and our revenue laws were 50
formed "a 10 Permit our transatlantic brethren
to purchase American produce and paw Tor il
in the result OF their own labor, in manufactures
| at prices ranging from twenty TO thirty per cent
lower than the Tariff OF 1912 enables the mann.
featuring capitalists Of the Union, 10 demand
and extolt Tor similar articles.
Several Senators have moi yet arrived, though
there is more than quorum present The
election ior officers IL tie Senate will probably
be postponed until Monday week. MACON
p ST. have just learned, that at the meeting
of Wing members OF the House Of Representa-
tives last night, MIR. SAINT Buch OF this city
was determined on as their candidate for The
Clerkship Of The House. In The days of Coon
aScendancy, he was Clerk in the House.
The friends of Messrs Payne OF Alabama and
Bowin OF Missouri, have Withdrawn their
names from the list Of candidates for The Speaker
ship.
Senators Lewis Of Ala. McDufie OF S. c., and
Chambers Of Mississippi, among others, arrived
this evening; serious fears were entertained tina,
they would not be present at the organization
So, also, have Messrs. Turney Of Tennessee
flanagan of Indiana, and Sewer of Arkansas
concerning whom like fears we're entertained
These, believe make up The full complement oil
Democratic Senators, and give us three majority
10 that body, with Virginia, South Carolina and
Indiana represented but in Part.
For The ENQUIRER.