Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-21
From the Baltimore Sun, August 90.
NINE DAYS LATER PROM EUROPE
Arrival of the Caledonia.

seen in thar neighborhood.
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From the Baltimore Sun, August 90.
NINE DAYS LATER PROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Caledonia.
Application on the part OF Mexico for The media
lion Of France and Eagland-Passage of The
Sugar Duties Bill-Auemp,ed assassination q
Louis Philippe-Efl-ct OF the American Tariff
in England-Deciine in the Flour Market &c
The Liverpool papers are filled with an ac
count Of the visi! OF Prince Albert 10 that place
and the masnihcen, doinss on The occasion.
The Cotton Market was without any percepii
BILE change, and an improvement had taken place
in the manufacturing districts in consequence o
the probability Of the passage of the new Tariff
bill, the news OF its passage in the House of Re-
representatives. having been received.
The value oil lion has raised in anticipation OF
large export 10 the United States.
The money market had fucluated but little
since The sailing OF the last packet
The Britannia arrived in Liverpool from Bos.
ION on the 3lsi ut
LOUIS Buonaparle, ex-Kins OF Holland, died
al I.eshorn Of apoplexy, on he Oath ult, aged 6I.
The debate on The sugar duties occupied two
DAYS, and the government scheme ,riumphed by
4joriiy OF 245 TO 1876. The result virtually
abroga,es The monopoly, and places sugar in The
same category as corn BY an easy declension on
the high road 10 free trade.
Sir Robert Peel gave the ministerial measure
generous support, and the greatness of the ma
iofitv may be traced TO that circumstance.
A Paris paper, the Courier de Francois, says
tina, The Mexican Government has demanded OF
France ana England their mediation to put an
end TO the war between that country and the
United States The departure oil the Psyche for
L.. hao Iai, al elo,e
der ,na II NAV carry the answer 10 this PROPOSE
ton. Doattial.
4, Berlin. on the 23d, Mr.. Wheaton, the 4 me-
ricau Minister, took his leave of The King OF
Prussia and Mir Dohnslson was received in pri-
ya,e audience, ana presented his credentials
Owing 10 Inc yi>i, OF Prince Albert 10 Liver
pool and The festivities consequent thereon, The
The cotton markei mas been closed from the 18th
ult 10 the g.! inst. The market opened after The
holydays with an animated demand. The sales
are estimated al 1000 bales, mostly all 10 The
trade, very lille being bought either for export or
on speculation. No change has been reported 10
prices, but those last quoted are maintained with
great hrmness.
A further fall in the value Of grain has taken
place and harvest operations are proceeding ra-
pidly. the quality OF the wheatis finer, and the
weld grea.er, than las, year.
Since the Great Western sailed, the arrival OF
proirce has been small Pablo sales are al
peseni declining.
The business transactions on the 3 b Jnly were
verv limited Wheat declined 3D. to Sd. per
bushel. and -four Sd. per barrel from The quota
iilns Of that dag week. Indian Corn was in
demand for expectation 10 Ireland.
Al Havre the Cotton Market was devoid OF
animation.
The ENGLISH CHoLERA.-Within the last few
dav. there has been an enormous increase, al the
various metropolitan hospitals and dispensaries,
OF English Cholera in very acute form. II IS
attributable more 10 atmospheric Influences than
the use of fruit, TO which ii is generally ascribed
AMERICAN FLoua.-Three hundred barrels OF
American Flour reached Nottingham from
LIVERPOOL the other day, and was Immediately
sold al abou, eight dollars barrel.
CoMMsRcrAL.-The weather since our last has
been variable. Several brilliant days there have
been, succeeded By lhunders;orms and showers
and By the latter Inc crops in several parts OF the
country have been beaten down and injured.
The new Whea. Crop in the West districts
ha. been cnl bu; il is described as being less
heavy than previous calculations led US to anti
cipate The quality of the wheat 10 good, but no
general result can as yet be satisfactorily arrived
al. ln the mean time, large quantities OF wheat
and -four continue 10 arrive from the United
States and Canada, which keep down prices, ana
teUAcI LlS IduC
The Money market has tuctua'ed but little
since the sailing OF the last packet still less since
the division in The House Of Commons on the
sahec, of the sugar duties. Mexican i've per
cents have tallen 10 25 SO, in consequence OF
the present critical stale OF affairs in that coun-
try. A meeting of The Mexican Mining Associa'
ton was held in London on "Wednesday, Inc re-
port Of which did not show high stale OF pros
perity. The Mexican executive have acknow
~ l.,: fhA nom n q
OF 2S9 900 dollars, coupled with the declaration
however that i, was impossible at present 10 dis
charge it.
Al the London wool sales, recently concluded
some attention was excited by small quantity o.
tina, article from Oregon, which arrived in toler'
able condition, free from hurs, and well washed
ltcommanded good price, and The country is
said 10 be favorable for its production
There is not much hrisknesS IN he manuiac'
turing districts The business has been so M,
profitable that some of the manufacturers mac
serious notions of working short time, when the
intelligence arrived that the House OF Represen
;a,ives passed the tariff This gave ahlliP 10 Inc
despondine but il vet remains 10 be seen whether
the same success will attend the measure in the
Senate. Trade here will revive il the tariff pass
in its integrity.
The Cotton market yesterday was BRISK, ou'
prices can hardly be said TO be higher. Never
heless, better feeling prevailed, and the sales
reached 10000 bales.
Owing 10 the tariff having passed the more
popular branch OF Congress- the value of Iron
has risen in anticipation of large export TO The
United States.
Amer,ean Sppplies-The following extensive
supplies of aonr and other articles from the Uni
ted States took place al the pori Of Liverpool in
one day. The Nicholas Biddle, from New Or.
leans brought 1000 packages Of -four, and 1900
saves for coopers' use; the Farewell, from Bal.
tmore $3.50 bbls of -four, and 1878 bushels o.
shea,; the Hardie, from New Orleans, l47d
Packages OF -four, 1851 bags OF corn, and 50I
sacks OF wheat; The Robert Parker, from New
York, 1888 bbls. OF -four, &c of bread, and seve
raj Of Indian meal The Hargrave, from Balti.
more, 300 bhls. of four 1000 bushels OF Indian
corn 300 of lard &C.; and the Promise, from
Montreal brough, 1900 bbls OF -four, 5000 bushs.
OF wheat, and 46O0 bushels oil peas, The produce
otCanada.
Domestic Wilmer & Smiths Eurorean Times
says-"As we ANTICIPATED, the accession OF the
wings has produced disruption in Ireland
OConnell and he ORIen section OF The Repeal.
efs are al loggerheais Cancellation fall has
belied its baplsmal sontrique;; il has been The
scene of angry recfiminalion and personal ma.
evoence. The "row" extended over Two or three
days, and terminated in the withdrawal of Mr.
Smith O'Brien and the intellect Of the Nation
the newspaper. We must be understood 10 mean
Of that name"
The young Irelanders are Too fast Tor the NOR,
maiared views and adroit policy OF Mr.. O'Con
new They desire 10 cut the cable which bind
mem 10 the British connection by force-by tn
ssoId. The "Liberator," on the contrary, is 10
sdking matters more coolly-getting what he Cal
,Or h h;s country, and clamorng, in the supremac
J \; a.s moral power" for the remainder. TIL
Vana e"1n IS That O'Connell is more poli,ic-th
i1uhg ifelanders more patriotic.
,s. nsesy . one saw, months ago-as far back, a
, sas', as lne retirement of Sir R. Peel-thar /,
ms complexion the matters would come at last
aney nave come 10 ii, and however O'Connel