Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-15


RorHscHILD, THE BANKER. this "bant
noe age" Banker, are he great men; and
among them :he fortunate Jew, whose name Ii
at the head Of this parsgraph, is especially "a
NOUS. 70 a late London Time, W. Ind ii.
following statement If 4 disagieem'ui between
this important person and the Directors o, me
Bank Of England.-N 7 timer.
A version is current in the city respecting the tino
of disagreement between all eminent capitalist alF
Directors of the Bank, which is probably as suc' 80
ries generally are, too highly colocd but which 'h
eyed in the main facts to be correct II is said ulr
at the period when the first alarm srose ABOUT .'
transmission OF gold to the continent to meet Tue
portations Of grain, the gentleman in question va,
vted to attend meeting in the Bank pario', WIZ.
bis opinion was asked by the directors as 4" VIZ
amount of gold was likely, from this cause 70 pe
stracted from the circulation Of the country 10 n~
ply, he observed that the circumstances o. I've g.
were far too intricate to allow ofany thing hse a"
plicit answer to such an intrrTcgaIory' n", u4 ~
should conceive the merchants ectedwNh ''e D..s
of Europe would not send gold If they cou 8, ng
thing else which would suit the operations ."' .g
more than 81, 900, 900 in soveregn' wouo p sL,,,
drawn. This reply was gratefully received 'I E.s,
taken as 0racular, though not meant 10 '''! IT, h,
the sages Of Threadneedle street. They saw s
plscently enough, the first million OF sovereign JI
pear; but AZ time rolled on, second AMI sU'.j
lion vanished, and their Golfers were da''y ar a.
while no indications were afforded that 'he ,or
the precious metals was aboutto cease ,"'" nm.
broke out against the gentleman they hsn *,
prophet, who, though Of nation WHICH nAa ,Ls 6
many such sacred persons, never iaid en" 900, IN
Guilty himself, nor pretended to decide wns" nhsoh
possible he should know. He was remlieeS, ""nas
next came in contact with the board OF me i,b,I
he had given few weeks before; ne was ~ ,,or 20
without any great ceremony or c"s", fo.Iy re
having wilfully misled the Directors; ANU did no.
ceived hint, that it might be as wen h1 T.
appear on any bills presented there lO' IF The NIL
eyes of the indignant capitalist co,Ss :, mi, intr
ton. "Not discount my bills! SAID NC; .JfS,s;,rf
to discount if you can. DO you know, 81, prIl,i
the Chairman. "who am That | am ,inr.
l,aron.-and moreover an Austrian Baron, Ina
over Brazilian Marquis, -and moreover and dfI
(repeating his name with great emphasis .o,r,r.a1
have elO0, 900 year reyenue,-anu ls.o,n
(snapping his fingers for The whole o. WV -.
Commemorative Legislature OIL . '',o, Of
cu, adjourned on Friday last, at'er 'e cd. ID.
four weeks. For,y,two acts were P'v Miro
most impor,an, of which, the Har''or,r NV, ~. 10
.au. w.s m. alteration CT the law re'an In,,;
III, .heI MODE Of eso.ing Senator'S BY s%, sa(u
to the constitution, Senators were nal,IiOn o!
be chosen by districts but the TEL TEL b, bs
those dis,aicts was TO be de'eiinin' O,orisioa
assembly. In conformity win 'n h..n divided
of The constitution he State ma. oee" s,ch o!
into twen.v.one Senatorial dls'fle, ,ar The
Which is hereafter to elect one oena ..0erin,n;
Mirror considers this law as an . ,ht oropl.
.ua , doubts whether il will satisfy the ps
Wv W. Relieve that the Senator'S in Cos '1,isss.
we o s...,ofar s beer chosen on sene'' ''''