Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09
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Cotton Market Firm-8e''er pfosfscs> -, !:
Good haryest-The Queen on the conn
ncn,-Parliameut prorosucd-tropo.eu ai.e
,a,ion OF the Corn Laws--Faii o. NeA'sdl
Bonds from Apprehension q MaiI r,anes
The English mail Of l9;h August per s,eatn s'
c,,s3auia. arrived al Boston On wednesday, -
inst, at 6 o'clack.
Her Majesty has had glorious reception on
inc Continent. A Lcaaon paper says; he
,;,;, Of the Queen 10 The Rhine has given rise 10
J. world of ieaiousies and misIius's-has maze
courts anxious and Diplcmaii~;s busy.
The probability ci war between 'ns on"Su
c,at.s and Mexico has caused a tec'iS - 'e@iy
. me- cent. in Mexican BOATS
S;r Rob,r, Peel has given assurance 'ia' nc
,,,,enola;es no change in the principle Of me e1
'r6e amoun; of specie in The Bans OF Ensiand
!, :, ,rs, ,han GiG.o00, COG; AZ untScaily large
,ao,i,y. On This accom-, the SaAA refuses nss 70
.,,,sa tho Chinese iis;alment Of :, 0ooooO IN
liver mi !, W.: be publicly sid.
che stock oil COR CO hspd Ia EnGiaau ! iafs
,had xas supposed .,,> &,
II, weather apYsarel more 'a'o'"p'e ~ :"
good harvest. ~ >
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rho ,,ueen ana 81. Everett his letters o. ieeh! =
~. Ame,;can Ambassador was a.S'nas 10 en-
80 nnoa the o.iec, !. his mission iHsiahier bh'
rs Lord Aberdeen hat arranged y ACCOMPANY
il... Qaeen 10 Germany, the commandments u
negotiations was nosil 1Led.
Winners Scts Lcicr SAYS: Ministers nave
ac.d with great vigor an! ptonpiude VI lfeiaic,
~ tis.nissng Mr.. Watson iram HE deputy ii'u-
tenancy o. 4 county Tor aienGinS an orange
meeting and publicly recommending 'ne iets,d-
r';.h,,.n, oil !. society under he ban Of The !a~.
:rS.,. ,,smel determined 10 administer even
HANDED Justice 10 Oran.emen and Rcpea.s:S.
The sock. of British goods OF hand generally
are stated 10 &c Slight.
Parliament was proTcSueG on Tue o'h a"Sus.
br The Queen in person. During us session, u
sanctioned .he construction OF :oul in.ieS ni ne"
RAILWAYS in England and Scotland. and ,oo ;niieS
IL LELAND TIL. capital anE'ti3ed 70 =, taiseu
in shares for this purpose aiGoaaiS !" '."''o7v'
ooj, exclusive of t.h,Sj0oa required ipr ''e
iris!. lines, making in all taS,looo..o.
'rhe Irish people are, as heretofore, distracted
by faction, bigo,y and oppression.
Tus QcsgS's Vlsi7 TO GFaNaSY.-Eer Ma
;aS,v has \, enst:, set out upon her long projected
vis,i 10 The continent, after ha-ing dismissed HE
peers and The representatives Of Inc prope rom
their arduons labc-s during nr"lrac.e- >e,sion ~
the an oloy;nent OF welcome recess.
The royal eorieae lei! Buckingham palace
shorty a(jer four ocl0ck on Saturday afternoon,
and. passing through Pimico and Vaaxhall
bridge. proceeded al rapid rate towards wool
wien. where The royal yacht and her corsori The
Black Eagle, lay in readiness TO convey 'he roya.
party 10 Antwerp. Her Majesty stepped on boait!
~ % minutes pas, !, o'c!ocs and The royai yacht
having lei 90 her inoorlns', dForPea sallah'ly
dawn the river. amids, The roaring oil Canton,
followed By The Black Eagle ana fotouepsGc NO
yernment steamers.
They remained a, Sea Beach during The night,
weighed anchor on Sunday morning, passed
through The More at half pas, four o'clock, ard
rere seen 30 miles above Flushing abont four
o,co-kon SUNDAY afternoon, and arrived OIL An
;.ern about ouarter 10 six on Sunday evening,
am,ds, The customary saues, and the royal party
were immediately visited by The authorities, but
did not land that night. Her Majesty had very
rough passage, and the rain fell 50 heavily, as IN
a great measure 10 prevent her from being on
deck during the voyage. lmmedlasely on ner at
rival. Her Majesty despatched letters announcing
i, to the King oil the Bcigians and the King OF
Prussia.
The mex; morning ahoIi quarter TO seven,
The Queen and Prince Albert came on shore
amidst a royal salute and the cheering o.
the crew OF the yacht and OF the three o;he'
steamers, [who manned the YARDS as vel
as of the spectators on shore. Bon Hel
Majesty and his ROYAL Ilighness looked iemark
ably well. The royal visitors and their SUITE pro
ceeded ia carriages down the Canal au Benrre
H.. Vielle Marche au Bic, The Place We're, aht
The Meir. 10 the railway station, and where I'M
royal train "a magnificent one) was waiting Z
convey them 10 Malines, the central point OF tht
Belgian Railway, and the place selected ior Inc
interview.
The King and Queen Of the Belsians, accom-
nanied by their ROYAL iiighnesSes the Duke o.
i,rabant and the Conn; Of Flanders, awaited The
arrival OF their august vislles III The large sllhs
loom OF the station.
The whole Of the Belgian Royal Family &C
companied the Queen to Verviers in the tam
and then returned 10 The palace Of Laken al Brus
sells.
The King Of Prussia and splendid staff wert
in attendance M The station there, and greeted The
Queen and Prince Albert with aiieciunae cor
dialty.
The royal travellers were everywhere receivc'
with the most enthusiastic and lively demonsira
tons of respec, and Affection and with great NH
,ary pomp and display
FRANCE.
The Kin. and Royal Family are at the Cha
,eau dEu, where the Princess Of Saxe-Cobur;
Go,ha has been safely delivered Of son.
A declaration Of war By Mexico against TIT
United States is The great point discussed BY IN
Paris papers. La Presse regards that act as ;
peurilc demonstration, calculated upon The sup
port Of Mexico by Great Britain, and recon-
mends that France observe the sricies' neutrality
The o.her opposition prints discuss The mailer, il
the same strain.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARKET, Aug SIN lht
carly p:r Of The eek the market VIZ dull ant
heavy, but The experience of zine weather durin:
The last two days has in !, ID renewal OF conf
l.nce and a more active demand the extreme
prices oil F.:aay les, having Aeen to-day readil!
obtained for all descriptions of cotton. The sale
amour, TO 81 900 bales; Of which 100 Nmeri
can anu 700 Perndn,s have teen taken on sTe
cula,ion, ard 1890 Americans and 500 Prroam
for export. The Committees quotations for TAI
cotton remain as last ~eek, viz: Bowed is; Mo
bile ii, and Orleans at 4sd per ID.
Aug. l5--lIas been in fair demand Throughout
The week and American is partially ia per Il
dearer than on Friday last in other R'ads n
change can be noticed. Sales OF ,he Week az
Al 500 bales; Of which $500 American hav
been taken on speculation, and $500 Tor export
The Committees quotations for fair cotton ar
as follows: Bowed 4.d, Mobile Aid, and Orlean
Sd ID.
Aug ls-Since Friday there has been mode
rate business, but The market is fifm and prlce
steady. On Saturday sales were 5000. and 10
day 1000 bales. Ofthe business to-day SUI wer
Pernams $500 for expoiD G. to 6ad; $50 Egyp
tian st 10 Esd; 200 Sura, 81 10 SD.
PsovIsioN>, (American. IAN improved de
inand has been experienced for beef since on
last, and at about previous rates holders have me
huyers freely. The arrivals have been modera!
and the deliveries good. 10 pork there has ais,
been more doing, bat wi,hon; any improvement
in price; the stock OF Irish is decreasing, which
will il is expected, cause attention 10 BE- turned /,
American. The quantity of Irish pork require,
this season for the government contract is nnusu
ally large say ao eIss e sh 1 po aas for &
cheese now left; a considerable quantity is ex
pecied by the Great Western, which will arriv
10 a good market. Tie stock Of lard is alno.