Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30
Mitchell and her children is still expressed and


among the most important passages. The ad-
dress is signed by Smith OBrien. eve will mol
conceal from the Government that noihinS Du'
The most strenuous e1ertions OF our counsei pre-.
vents the outbreak OF an instruction. Las'
week thousands OF brave men had IesoiVeu 'hd'
John Mitchell should not leave The irish SHORES,
except across their dead bodies. we 90 no'
mean TO conceal from you that Inc recent lnu,S
nation offered 10 the Irish nation mas Se"eldi'y
tended to remove from our minds Inc mop WHIT =,
we have hitherto desired TO cherish, that Inc
question al issue between England and lrelan
will be settled by amicable adjustment. Weiee'
bound 10 tell YOU without disguise ina. lnese 'n'
dieniies and wrongs are rapidly oringing Us W
that period when armed resistance wei oecones
= sacred oblioa,ion enfJrced by the highest sane
tion Of public duty: ,s;h;,;,v =,
advising YOU 10 prepare al once, to preserve your
invaded liberties by the love which you pear your
| country and your kind; by your attachment 70
your homes by your regard Tor your emu
dren's veal; by your thirst tor honorable lame,
lei no tac,ous strife impede The execution oil your
designs. Learn TO contemplate calmly ana hfm'
" the chance OF a final Struggle, and prepare LOT
that struggle by furnishing yourselves WIN a.,
such resources as may enable you 70 coniihahu
success"
The sale of Mr. Milcbells furniture look place
on the 5th instant, and attracted an immense a''
tendance, and many persons came iIom lolty 70
fifty miles TO purchase some relic. The iurni-
ture sold at extremely high prices, especially Inc
small articles such as books, emma, glass, &C
The books, with Mr.. Mitchell's autograph
brought in many instances one hundred iimes
their original cost. The pike and two swords
which cost but a few shlliDgs each, sold al a
guinea each The conviction of Michel has moi
Quoted the strong spirit OF disafeclon which pie
walls in Ireland. The excitement created by ms
hard sentence and embaIcalion has been selzeo
upon and converted into a fresh engine oil aeita-
lion. On The "a inst a manifesto was issutd oy
the Council OF The Irish Confederation 10 the irisn
people, signed by w. S. OBrien, couched 10
terms no le-s:defant Of the law than the illusions
OF MIR. Mitchell.
ENGLAND.-The London papers give
heightened account Of The arrest and examination
of three of the Chartist leaders. Their names
are Joseph Williams, Joseph Russell and Ear
nest Charles Jones' The latter IS oartislef OF
the Jewish temple.
The general aspect of commercial affairs on
The conlnen. continues dull and unsatisfactory;
but in some respects Sigh, improvement IS per-
ceplible. There is a further increase in the sup
Div OF money, and The rate OF interest often lends
downward.
The state of trade in The manufacturing dis.
tricl wears discouraging aspect. The ChaTtist
agitation in England, and the Ienor ofthe advices
from the continent are acting inluriousiy on me
demand Tor goods or yarns al Manchester The
English securities have been firm during the
week past, the market in the last TWO days show
ing a rise OF about one halt per cent.
The directors of The Bank OF England, without
giving any public notice, have commenced 70
make advances upon bills OF exchange and other
approved securities al the rate OF three per cent.
per anDum until The payment OF the July divi'
dend-whilsl they have made no change in The
nominal rate OF discount, which is tour per cent
As the private bankers and leading brokers have
for some time past discounted al 3 TO 81 per
cent, the step is not likely 10 have any great ef-
feet upon the market, especially as from The
large sums Of money offered 10 them b. persons
who find il difficult 10 employ money profitab!y
in trade.
The brokers and discounters are likely 10 com.
pete successfully with the Bank The settle.
men, OF the accounts took place yesterday and
to-day without any difficulty. Owingto some of
the parties, for rise, having overstocked the
marker, Consols for Account declined, and al The
close re.esiablished continuation between mo-
ney and time Stock without difference. The
foreign marke, has been very inactive during The
week, and prices, consequently, stationary.
L ",
morning a, further improvement OF !, but, ow-
ing to the doubtful tone OF The French advices, as
regards the preservation Of order in Paris, they
experienced Sigh! decline. Towards the close
OF business, the first quotations of conso's was
S4t 10 S4a and The left of at SAT for The account
OF The l4n Of July. The last price was sat 10
s4a.
June 9.-Prices commenced this morning with
Consois a, 81! 10 S1i, and for accounts only |.
10Th higher. Towards Inc close Of the day this
difference was merged, and the market closed al
S4t 10 ga, for both.
The general tone Of The Cotton trade during
the week now closed has been tame and suodued.
The sales were confined for The most part 10 the
really DESTROYS Of realizing prices, it might be
said iha; prices had Iecedei slightly from the
rates last quoted.
Trade has been slightly depressed during The
last week, owing 10 the revival OF political ssila.
ton both in England and Ireland and less Ia
vorabc tendency of the continental advices.-
The produce markets have been less buoyani;
holders are rather anxious 10 realize. prices have
consequently declining tendency. There is also
further decline in the value III cotton, and the
sales arc limited.
We NAV remark that the accounts brought BY
the Cambria, which arrived here on Tuesday
last, do not appear to have had any effect wor-
thy OF notice, although it would appear that the
period Of low purchasing, at the transatlantic
ports, had passed away, at least for the present.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. Tho mar
ket is inactive and declining. On the 9th,
hol'ers of Wheat were much less tenacious than
heretofore, and submitted TO a decline OF I'd. 10
Sd. per 10 lbs. from our last rates. The mlllerS
were induced 10 buy mere freely, resulting in
fair extent of business at the abatement.
FLoUR-Although in improved demand rece-
dcd sd. per sack, and Cd. per barrel respective
ly. Barley, upon very limited scale, hardly
supported late prices Malt, on the contrary,
was held rather firmly at an advance OF fully
l5d. per quarter. Beans continue in slow re-
quest, and decline I'D. per quarter, and Peas
were a turn cheaper. Oats and Oatmeal com
handing little attention. The former gave
way in value Id. on 45 los, and the latter 6i.
per -.
Indian Corn and Corn Meal in the temporary
absence Of Irish demand, ruled extremely dull,
and 2s. Cd. per Dbl. lower. On The 9Th there
was only slender attendance Of miilers and
dealers at Corn ExI hansc. Wheat and Flour
supported the quotations of the 9th, with mode
rate sales. Western Canal was held firmly at
q dull sale, at late rates.
Indian Corn was held for an advance Of IS.
per quarter, and Indian Meal Is. per Dbl. over
the low rates of last market day, and few
parcels were cleared off for Ireland. Fine Ga
etz Corn brought 35s. per $50 lbs. American
yellow GAS, aud white 32s. for 4S0 lbs. White
Indian Meal is held at l3s. 3d., and yellow
brings las 3d., TO las. Cd. per 1876 lbs.
THE NEWS BY TIE BRITANNIA.
Correspondence of TIE Baltimore Ansrican.]
New YORK, June 26-9 p M,
FRANCE-The Legitimists are preparing
for restoration with Coun. de Paris, son OF The
Duchess d. Orleans, on The throne. Instead OF a
Regent, and 10 conciiale Lamarline, Arago and
others, they propose Council Of Regency, in
GLIDING in said Council The Princes de Joinville
and d. Aumale, both Of whom are supposed 10 be
now in Paris.
SPAIN-The Spanish Government has lis
missed the Belgian Minister on grounds impica.
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