Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-22

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The Cambria has Just arrived al her wharf
with fifteen days later intelligence from Eurore.
| hastily compile from The papers the following
summary Of the news
Among the passengers are Mr.. Polk, United
Sales Charge n Naples, an III. Right Rcvc-
rend DR.. Power, Bishop OF Toronto
K. G. Beaslcy Esq for many years American
Consul al Havgc, died On Ire Isl OF June Allhe
American ships al that port ia'. their iags i! half
mast during The Gay.
The Camu.ia brings atou. $50 o00 sterling III
specie.
Lord Bcsbo:oueh is succeeded, q Lord Lieu
The differences between The Queen OF Spain
and her consou had risen TO such a height thar
the propriety Of adopting immediate measures 10
secure divorce had Leca discussed in the Cabi-
net. Queen Christina had gene 10 Rome 10 use
her influence q; The Vatican, 10 prevent Qneen Is
abela from obtaining divorce, and thus 10 Sc
cure the succession q: tie DGchess ci Monipen-
sier and her coHso:l 10 lie Spanish! throne.
Tie Mexican piyaieer which capuaod the
American baTque Carmeiiia, IS supposed 10 he
nothing hi; Spanish pirate.
The civil war in Portugal was sill in progress
al the latas, accounts the l9:h uli though aclual
| huslili,ies had been lora season suspended.
Another paragraph stated that the French
steamer Christophe Colombo ior New York, was
to leave Cherbourg, instead q l!arrc, some time
during the week, bui no, on the 3lsi uit. as was
previously announced. Ii is said that nearly two
hundred passengers had taken passage in her.
The first meeting Of The IRISH confederation OF
AlIslass Tor national purposes, was held on Mon
day; ii processes 10 combine Itishmen Of every
grade and section Of opinion 10 watch over the
rights and interests OF the country, and TO create,
ga Il Il.
irrespective OF party.
DzATn or DAslEI. o CoNSgLr..-Mr. O'Connell
died al Genoa on The l5;ii Of May. He has direc-
led his heart 10 be deposited in Rome and his BODY
TO be buried in iceland.
| TR.pE-In the Manchester market here is
obvious desire 10 purchase, bni the ascending dis
! position Of our market has checked transactions,
and lei u The REIMBURSEMENT OF heavy contracts
which would otherwise be accepted.
The orders executing ior The United States
were heavier than have been known Tor many
years
FiSaScIaL.-T The financial prospects Of the
country are o. the whole exceedingly animatirg.
The disposition which tie Bank II England late
" evinccd 10 discount more i;ccly became more
largely developed, and sica'cr degree ri conf
dence has been Impaired 70 All branches 0. trade.
The Weekly returns Published on Friday. 18th
ull., show lie amount Of notes in aeusl cmcua-
liJu Va HSth 'HNsiH9 -Si w., lHiiuuiiS
day and other bills, 10 nave been El9 SIS, 2s3--
The amount Of god AMI silver coin and bullion
in the hands o. he bank, was 9.9i8 $50, showing
an increase OF G1aG l00
The Corn MaRKEr - Notwithstanding The
strong expectations entertained previously Ia tic
departure Of tie Last steamer, dat The Com mar
ket would maintain lis upward tendency The UNI
usual fineness OF the weather promising 4 favor
able home harvest, had the elect Of materially
GanrncSinn tho and inf -
the extent Ct average transactions.
The adviccs however, brought BY the Calci1-
MIA, o, light Stock in the American ports, haze
created considerable ACTIVITY, aided By The desired
relaxation which has taken place in he pressure
OF The Money Market, have largely tended u re-
establish freer desire to speculate.
The reports. though authenticated, of ploba-
be failure OF the potato crop both in Ireland and
Jersey, have also had their own influence. The
markets have, in point oil fact, fallen eos. per
quarter IRON the highest point; bn though -four
had declined 10 10. Pc; Dbl. ii is now worth les,
and may be laiiiy Groicd al AS. Tor best West
ern. Sour averages 81. to 3ss per Dbl. Ame-
rican wheat los 6i 10 lis. per 10 lbs
Indian Corn is toIerably steady at 52s. Tor
prime or yellow, and in some instances, owing
to The increased demand from ireland, white has
commanded 2s per quarter above the currency
Of yellow. Corn Meal ranges between 2Ss. and
AMI 3!s., with tendency TO The higher quotation.
The total expor, Of breaa,,ail- rom the Uni
ted States 10 Great Britain and Ireland, from the
Isl Of September, 1916, 10 ii May, iS47, ap-
pears TO b. as follows: Flour, l,656sf2 bb!s;
corn meal 43i 1872 lbs; wheat 5l2,214 LUSH
els; OATS 2T6 555 bushels; barley li5 9i2 bushels
L,ygaPooL CoTToS MARgsT, Jane 3-Thc
tone OF This market since the departure OF tie
steamer has materially improved The appre-
tensions of shor, receipts, and The backwa ;dncss
oflbe season for the growing crop, have caused
decided advance. The improvement is like
wise in great measure Attributable to the great
or case in The money market. 81, On The whole,
The condition and prospect OF the cotton trade pre-
sen, very encouraging aspect.
The sales Of the week ending The 2oih u!limo
amounted to 49, 600 bales Upland descriptions,
rated a, ST l. 10 ID; Orleans SGD TO Sid Aaba-
ma and Mobile SID TO I'D; Sea Island l2!d TO
2O.d. per ID. Eas. India is quoted Id. 4 "a. per
ID. higher.
Since the last steamer, the ma.ke, retains an
unquesIicnably firm character, ard inquiries from
the trade are more than ordinarily general.
The prices in England al the last date, June !,
compared with those Of the l9.h MAJ, are IS TO-
lows:
June 4. May l9.
Flour, 42s AIS 4Gs f9s
Am. Wheat, los ca a I2s CT IS 81 lbs
Corn, 52s a 5is Cos CTS
Corn Meal 25s 3ls BIZ 32s