Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-07

London Journals and Of these the London 7Smss re-
Ia &c the particulars of this remarkable quarrel. We
limit ourselves IN extracting the principal points
There was formed about eighteen years since, con-
nexion between those two houses, when that of
RorHscHmD obtaaed the agency OF the Austrian
Government, in preference to the house OF BErHmAS,
of Frankfort. This connection continued without in
terrupion, or bro until the period of the loan Of
1879 for which the Austrian Government contracted
with the house Of RorHscHiLp, conformity with GER
tam bankers and merchants OF Vienna The rate of
the loan was, VIC think at IS SO, but all at once,
and few days after the conclusion of the contract,
the shares of that loan advanced to per cent. So
unusual circumstance from a negotiation affected
ut time OF profound peace with the view to reduce
the interest OF the public debt awakened, neccssa-
ry the suspicious of The Austrian Cabinet. Its
suspicious led TO discoveries and consequently the
determination of having recourse to some other quar-
ter for their financial operations, else INIT ating
the custom in England and France, of making their
loans public and receiving offers indiscriminately
This would be likely to overthrow the financial
supremacy of the house of RoTHscBlLp, which it is
said they are resolved to maintain. Knowing Aus.
ta mao made out lite progress M reducing the inter
est Of her debt, and did not intend IN future TO ope-
rate with them, the RoTHscHILps, supported in Eu-
rope by the immense power of their numerous estab-
lishments. applied themselves to withdrawing money
from circulation and to render it scarce to make
II impossible for any other house to supplant them A
similar effort would be altogether ridiculous in any
other house. and would remind of the fable Of the
frog and the bull But not SO with the house of
hoTHSCflLD It's anairs are conducted by five bro
thcrs* all equally gifted with great abilities for the
operations of finance, each possessing immense
wealth, all strictly united, and having associated for
number of years. their and their talents
to increase their fortunes Independently Of the
five principal establishments under their immediate
direction, they have formed others completely under
their CONTROL in all the chief cities of Europe at ST.
Petersburg, at Berlin, at Amsterdam. &c They
have besides, by means of their extensive money
concerns, immense sums belonging to individuals:
These enormous riches, 1t appears, were put in re-
QUESTION to create scarcity of specie, produce the
fall of public stock. and the mpossbility of the Aus
TRAN Government borrowing at terms favorable
than those to be dictated by the RorHscH,Lps It is
not certain whether they can long continue this spa-
cles of warfare, but the simple fact that cornmer-
ciai house has the power 10 oppose of the most
powerful monarchs on the subject of finance merits
the most serious reflections Certainly the sove
re'gns Of Europe have some reason TO be on thsir
guard, if it only requirs combna'. IN of riches and
talents to shake their thrones, and perhaps overthrow
them.
The five brothers Anseim de Rotschsd Of frankfurt
solomon de ROihschd, of Venna Chss de Rohsrhd of
Naples James lie RohSchd, Of Paris; Nathan de Ro.
schild of London.