The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-10-24

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Downing street, Sept %, 1887.
A comparison of the above with the last occount
shows that the circulation has been increased by
f352OOO, the deposites Increased by fSS0OO, the Sc
curities decreased by fll2OOO, and the bullion in
| creased by f5i9 600. ..#."
american Merch0nts-The London Times of the
22d September, in abiding to the commercial affairs
with this country, holds the following language:
" IL is said that some assistance is TO be given of
more etectua nature in the liquidation of the claims
of the American houses in New York, and that
| gentleman OF much experience in such business,
companied by of the confidential clerks of the
bank ITSELF is about to proceed thither for that pur
pose. Whether this mission is undertaken expressly
by the orders of the bank, al the solicitation of
other parties, does not appear but coupled with the
total silence of the directors on this subject at the
meeting yesterday it proves the correctness of the
general impression in the city, that the realization Of
the effects of those houses in America is going
very badly"
The United States frigate Independence arrived
al Portsmouth on the Goth of September
From the London Courier, Saturday, Sept "a
City, II o'ciock.--We are still without later ac-
counts from America, the wind being lust now IL
| favorable for vessels coming from the westward
Letters seem, nevertheless, to be pretty confidently
looked for by Monday. Several of the New York
packets are some time overdue. .
The English market is steady, and as is the
with the foreign, there is little or nothing doing in
it, ConSols for the account %, exchcquer bills
40 to AZ, and bank stock for the opening 20 TO gil
The Wandering Piper was performing in Liver
pool for the benhi ofpublic charities
The John Boloa-A splendid new ship bearing
the name of John Bolton, arrived in the MerSey on
Monday last, from Quebec, having completed this
her first voyage, in fifteen days. She was built at
| Quebec Her dimensions are-keel, li5 feet; beam,
80 feet hold 23t feet, and measures 600 tons bur
then. She has on board a cargo of $50 tons, at a
draught Of water under 20 feet.-LiUcrpool paper.
Sir Francis Burdeu has published very long let
ter to Lord Melbourne demonstrating against the
contemplated sale of the royal stud, which the
blronct dcnounces as pcnLy-wise, pound foolish
piece of policy.
The papers arc more than usually filled with ac-
counts of murders, burnings, robbericS, and other
outragcs in Ireland
| A elegraphic despatch announced the arrival of
the Duke de Ncnours AT Bond, with his suite, on
the night of September 18th. General Damremont
had SkrmiSh with the cavalry of the Bcy OF Con
stan,a, II leagues from that place, in which the lat
| ter were repulSed, with triaing loss
| The Commerce states the exports from France IN
1896, consisting OF products and manufactures, /"
| have been somewhat more than tS,VOoW
| M. Gerber, the agent appointed by The Govern
n: mt TO arrange the differences with the Republic Of
Hayti, lcft Paris for his destination the 10Th Of
! September. II is sadrhat the French Admiral com
manding on the West India station has received or
| dcrS to support NJ Cerfberr, as occasion may re-
quire.
THE CHOLERA.
The accounts of the Cholera at MarscillcS, are OF
| the most encouraging nature. On the l2h Of SEP
TENDER the number OF DEANS was but H. ING aus
ease had made its appearance al Pisa, but not alarm
| inglv At Rome il had ,omcwha, diminished. The
| number OF MOBILES who had fallen victims in that
city was 40 The principal mortality was in me
| Trastavcrc quarter, and among The Jews. ON I.c
9Th and 9th 81 new eases had occurred, and 2oh
dnatb- The BprIn bulletin of the ~ hours from