Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19

must be conquered and yield To Mexican anlhori-
~ ar that IT, hy succeeding 10 its struggle. wond
hecomr independent state OF thirdly add IL
SELF 10 the United States Of America Nov, If
the Mexican authority were rc-cstablishe1, no
more encouragement TO the slave trade would
be- given in Texas than in any other Mexican
state.
Again. If the Mexican authority was thrown of,
..1d The Independence Of TEXAS declared, il would
then be open tins country to interfere and put
down any trade in slaves tIia might be carried on.
Lastly, II TeAa, should, IN the progress OF events,
become a member Of tile United States 81 Amerl-
ca, though slaves might be seat there from Other
states, there would be no real danger Of the IN
portation of slaves from the coast Of Africa or
the islands in the West Indies. lie inclined
10 believe that importation IN Texas Of slaves
from Cuba Ind takeD place, bat he had not heard
OF amy such importation from the coast OF Aliica
With regard 10 the importation Of slaves from Gu
ba, hc must say that 1t had occurred before the
treaty concluded between Spain aud tbs country
for supervising the slave 1radG had come into
peraton. The statement ol the hon. member ior
Southampton, therefore, applied TO Il Time mite
cedent to the ratification oi the treaty.
The motion was Withdrawn.
NATHAN MAYER ROTHSCuiLD.
NATHAN MAYER Rornscmrlp, the celebrated
London Banker, died on Thursday, July %. At
Frank fort ON the Maine, Al O'Clock in the after
noon. lie was only 50 years ofaec. lis visit 10
Frankfort was 10 be present at the marriage oil his
son. III, Hines, continued for several weeks be-
fore ii terminated in death. He was sensible TO
the last 1t j, said HAT he had strong present.
lncnt that he should not rctun to Eueland--bu
an impression prevails, that his life mig. have
been saved, il better professional advice could
have been procured than that lnuhd ON Tie spot.
Mr.. RothschiId was empIacalIy speaking u sell
made man--tbe ise OF his fortune was all within
the present century. IL camc to H.. and in 1900,
where he acted As agent for his father in the par
chase OF goods for the continent. Shortly after
wards, through the agency of his father, and the
Prince of IIcsse Cassrl, he had large SUMS of mo-
nev placed at his disposal, which he employed with
extraordinary Judgment, and hi, mean, went on
Al Il rapid rate of cenmulaiun. 1t was mol till the
breaking out OF the WIZ with Spain in 1908, that
his extraordinary means, which were display cd
IN making rcuiifdnccs for the English army in that
country, were Developed To any extent as 10 be
known TO the mercantile world generally. lie was
one of zen chilcren, eight Of whom survive him
four brothers. two Younger and two older than
himself, and four SISTERS. lie married the dangh-
ter Of Mr.. Cohen, a merchant, in London, who is
sad 50 hulc to lave anticipated the saretss in
lie ol his future son-in-law, that he entertained
sumo doubt, about the prudence of the match
and Mr.. Rothschd was accordingly desired to
produce Testimonial, As ohi, worldly means. The
whimsical answer WIS, that whatever number OF
daughters Mr.. Coheo possess ID, hc could not do
better, 50 Ear Il, money and good character went,
le,n to ovc iIem al to Nathan Mayer Roihs-
obId.
The death Of this eminent banker IS one of the
most important event, for london and petlap, for
Europe which has occurred for some lime hls IL
nancIaI transactions have pervadcd the whole CONT
ncnt, and may be SAID TO have exercised more or
less influence on money business of every descrp-
ton. No operations ON any equally Large scale
have existed ia Europe previous to this timr-ior
DIZZY were moi confined 10 his own capal and re-
sources, which were immense, but were carried
ON i'm conjunction it'll his hrnIhrrS i'm p,r, in \ J..