The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-02 00:00:00

SEPT. 2, I 5:36.

LONDON LATEST NEWS.

City, ednesdy, Hal f t One.
American papers to "the 11th ofW
August,a have been-pas
brought
by the Ontario, which state that Mr. Rathbuin, of Buffalo, the
proprietor of several establishments, had failed for upwards of
2,800,0(X) dollars, and that in consequence 1500 labourers had
been thrown out of employ.
The Indian war, it seems, has not yet terminated, for we
learn by the Columbian Sentinel, of the 29th of July, that a
severe engagement took place between the Georgians and the
Indians, in the neighbourhood of Mr. Quail's plantations, the
result of which, however, was not then known.
The New Orleans Bulletin, of the 27th ult., contains the fol-
lowing paragraph, in a letter from a highly respectable source,
dated at Matamoros, the 2911 i ult., says, " it is an undoubted
fact that this government (the Mexican) have made, or are
making a treaty with the Indians to join them, the Cherokees
are already engaged."
The New Orleans Bee, of the same date, says that letters from
the same quarter state, that six American Indian Chiefs of the
Cherokee tribe, with 40 runners, are in close negotiation with
General Uren, at Matamorus. The letter has been sent to
Washington.
A letter from Vera Cruz of the Bth Joily says:—" A revolu-
tion has. broken out in the State of Oaxara, the capital of that
state is already besieged by a very large force of the sovereign
people. I think the present order of things will soon change
the people; in all parts the people are arousing from the leth-
argy in which they have been plunged for these last two years,
and appear determined to displace their sovereignty. Our
commerce is paralysed, and the government are about making
us pay a forced loan. Orleans is resisting it.
The Montreal papers of the 7th of July, state that a report
had been in circulation for some days, that the provincial par-
liament would be called together about the middle of Septem-
ber; dispatches which were considered important at the
government house having, it pis said, lately come to hand.
'Consols for the Account are at 911 4, and for Money at 911.
Exchequer Bills aris to 7 premium, and India Bonds are Ito
2 discount. Spanish are rather higher, the price of the Active
Stock being 3n, of the Passive 94, and of the Deferred 13i.
Portuguese rather heavy, owing to a man-of-war, the Corn-
wallis, hiving sailed for Lisbon, by which it is inferred that an
attempt will be made to proclaim the Constitution in -that
country. Portuguese Five per Cents. are 70; the Three per
'Cents.43i ; and the Seripll 8 discount. Colombian are 244;
and Chilian. 441. Russian Bonds are 1111; Dutch Five per
Cents, are 1044. and the Two-and-a-l-lalf per Cents. 55i.
The Share Market is rather fiat; Great Western are 35 per
share, Blaekwall are 21, Grand Junction are 14 1, North Mid-.
land 121 13, and South Eastern 54, Stephensoo's Brighton are
'B4 4, and Itennie's 4. The Colonial Bauk Shares are 114 4,
and General Steam Navigation ere 281.
Fogg; o'CLoce.—Consols foi the Account closed at 914 4,
Spanish Bonds,' 304 /I: 'Portuguese, 694 304. Chilian, 41 to
45.