Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-15

lraed. denied, demolished. Bread SUNS d.. r -
fact now going from US, to some oil ,hose AZ W
MARKERS from which il was said England woulu oe
sunnlied 10 our utter exclusion. Inc laim
,niercs, must credit the free policy oil England
with three cents pound on cheese, len ce''s a
bushel on wheat, five cents on corn, anu
lust for this recent advance. In aodi'ion " w..
The farmer will find the articles ne ~ishes ~ Pa,
chase cheaper, so that il he gets ~ per cen' 0
for his produce, and buys his fanny supp ~ "a
20 per cent. cheaper prices, he is gamer =. "
cents on every dollar OF his earnings. inns 10
ouite a moderate estimate of the value OF the nv"
poicy Of England and the United STATES 70 , ,iie
AGRICULTURAL interests of our own country. 1n's
is the way The farmers and laboring men are "
be ruined BY free trade.
Our own city presents evidences, ihat' So Id
from The new Tariff breaking down the factories
new establishment is now being eIec'eu' u"ue'
favorable auspices. We are indebted 10 Ses'ei'
DAYS Times for The information, upon "h'ch We
have commented in another column.
Finally, we extract from the pennsylvania
an interesting summary, showing Inc
"BRlcuT PROSPECTS FOR TIE FARMER"
We learn that The fine packet ship Wyoming
now nearly ready TO sail for Liverpool, WIZ take
The following cargo: One hundred square bales
of cotton; one hundred and eleven hhds. oil bark;
fifty lierces Of beef sixteen thousand bushelS OF
wheat and corn; and the balance OF The cargo
or as much as she can take. in corn meal
We learn, further, that The Kalamazoo which
was put up yesterday Tor the same port, has al
ready neatly full cargo engaged Tor her out
ward trip, mostly grain, ol which she VIII take
about twenty thousand bushels. An intellisen'
merchant informs us that there is still enough
freight remaining, chiefly flour, grain and oeeI, ~
fill one or Two Of the largest class oil LiveiFoo'
packets.
The Boston Transcript (Whig) OF Friday says:
"AMrmcAs E1roRIs-The packet ship Anglo say
on which cleared To-day for Liverpool, mas ea,so
COMPRISING 1 3a5 barrels Of Hour SUI barrels OF rosh
a3 bales &c cotton, $50 casks of tallow besides nra
Lard, leather sperm oil maasanss., mi. nor, and
chairs, and shoe pegs. The trade between t"is pvt w
England liz rapidly increasing"
The Baltimore American (Whis) oil Tues
day morning, taking good care, however, not 10
attribute the demand for produce 10 the new COM
mercial policy Of England, says:
"BRg.psrurrs MAnIEr.-The last steamer from Eng
land il viii be by the paragraphs under Tue com
mercia head brought orders for the purchase "l
Flour Wheat and Indian Corn and Mea-basea on
the alleged shonness of the potato crop ana me 1ee.s
Of unfavorable harvesting weather IN England. inces
have advanced in The New furk maike' anu arc '"'''
10 he CORE spondiney affected here. -, ,,
AT will be seem by The report Of yesterdays MARKET
that since the receipt Of The news some Ten lhosau
barrels of Flour have been sold here"
The efIec, of this intelligence, here as else
where. is mos, gratifying and prices will oil
course go up. The Wing press, with all their
arguments, going to show that The farmer would
moi be beneGuei by The recent change in The
protective systems OF this country and England,
will find how soon their flimsy theories will give
way before practical and stubborn truth The
hardy lier OF The soil, and the tens OF thousands
who prosper as he prospers, will hail the opening
prospect with sincere and hearty Joy.