Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-30
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Their; nor would he declaim with that vindictyc
violence, which OF late has made Congress thea
", where poilical sladiators exhibit for personal
Ifsse Than Tor counlrys veal. Perhaps there is
no4Arict in Virginia more hard TO please than
the Norfolk district. YET such was Mallory's
coed fortune, and such his graceful department.;
and SO flee was he from personalities that even
now.many oil both parties feel deep and anx-
ious wish Io.see his rich resources of intellect
called in requisiton Tor his country's good.
Dr. Mallory is no county man. am moi his
neighbor, nor do often see him. bur, when do,
always feel regret that The Democracy has not
his services. ii there be Southern man whose
address and carriage, added 10 bis plain and we'll
stored mind, are better calculated 10 make favor
able impressions either al home or abroad have
yet 10 enjoy The pleasure OF his acquaintance
True, DR.. M. cannot be considered an election
eerer; but The good and great will always be
struck with that mans appearance who is devoid
OF Discrimination and stranger 10 intrigue, and
such man is Francis Mallory OF Elizabeth
City. A DEMOCRAT ALWAYS.
The statements and views OF The New York
commercial correspondent oflhe Union ale Deem
ed of high authority, and his last letter presents
such number OF striking facts, bearing upon The
"
are induced 10 make an extended extract
NEw York, July %, 1914 r. IN.
Down 10 the receipt Of the news from England,
10 July 9TH, there was an abundance and cheap.
ness of money an increased business in The mar
lels generally, with improving prices; but with
very few indications Of speculation. The nature
OF the news was such as 10 cause grea, fall in The
prices OF produce breadsiuffs particularly, involv-
,pr, ,bn pnfa fpu Hau doa lofc ~
Importance however. Cotton was favoraby al
lecied by the news, and il has sold freely Tor ex-
port al an advance oi ! a cent. The stocks Of
brcadsuris are very large, and The adverse mar
Ike, tor lis sale, together with large imports OF
goods added 10 The chill The news threw upon The
markets generally produced little more active
demand Tor money for day or Two. The duties
pad into the cuslomhouse for The week ending the
10th inst. amounted 10 S515 357, an excess of
S24s .s45 over lasl year. This OF itself was an
important demand Tor money. In the last few
DAYS The markets have recovered somewhat The
demand Tor money is less, and il can now be had
again al four per cent on treasury notes Indeed,
some loans that had been called in under the i'm
preston that money would be wanted, were sub
seouenty allowed 10 reman-lhc demand having
subsidized Cotton is going freely forward, andh
fall in prices has stimulated the exports OF other
produce, advanced lreghis, and caused bills to de-
cline, and The oh ances are that renewed import
OF specie will take place. Indeed, The Britannia
brought about 5000 .000--lhe result probably Of
an easier state Of the London marker.
AT the latest moment in London The favorable
impressions thai had been entertained in relation
10 the harve,ls and The prospects for The coming
year were dying away, and alarm appeared 10 be
gaining ground. The sock and money markets
more particularly we're disturbed BY The announce.
men, Of Lord John Russell, that the Irish potato
crop is in perishing state. The vast means OF
information on subjec. so important, possessed
hy The minister makes his statement Of great
weight, ard consols fell. The position Of Great
Britain is indeed lar from sound. As an instance,
we will take rom official sources statement ol
the stock 0! grain and -four reduced 10 grain, in
warehouse June 5, and the bullion in bank, as
compared with last year.