Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-26

Va u'N -''u'h' hi>sisStVi may wen Oe prouI
of Adam l., Bingaman." --,lrgus.
We think il advisable to state that, Col Binsa
man, who Is recognized as prince OF good e.
lows by ali parties, declared himself, in his hat,
speech, to be as all his Wing friends assert.
just such Federallsl as
c, e. OLMsTED:
The following letter. addressed to gentleman
OF this city, can be relied upon as strictly correct
in alpaIlicuar>
New York, October 10, 1899.
Dear B.-llofe Is a hudaei Of news for you--
My fears Of yesterday, relative TO the Phhadel-
phia Is inks are confirmed this N ,rnug's mail
brings the advice Of the suspension of all the
! Banks in tha, city yesterday Our Banks stand
/ frm--lhey say they are determined not To sus-
pend, and they will not on Their circulation. Tor
they have more specie IN Their vaults than notes
out. The only fear is from dcpositors, and up to
/ this time z O'Clock no specie has been drawn.
The amount Of specie hele is about $1,000. Ouu.
The steamer Liverpool arrived this morning, aud
brings us advice that bills for 1000 900 francs,
drawn by the U. $. Bank, on IIoueusuer Of Par.
Is, have been protested for non acceptance, but
that Mr.. Jaudon had been N Paris, and made
arrangement with Mr. Rothschrd 10 protect the
whole amount OF millions.
The cotton market, in prices, about the same
as at the sailing Of The Queen, but sales during
! the weeks, very large about 10000 Bales
the week ending the day Of the Llverpoors de-
parure. sales reached $4,000 bales; money con
timed the sane--no relief whatever, and 1t was
The opinion Of many that The Bank Of England
would suspend; her bullion is reduced to about
three and half millions sterIn;, and the corn
crop Is represented to be very considerably short
The suspension Of ihe'U. $. Bank was nnticipa
ted IN England, as an article IN the London
Times shows-they supposed she would suspend,
and be compelled TO WIND up her affairs which is
now the impression here she will be compelled TO
do, The U. 5. Bank Of New York still paws
specie for her circulation and deposites, and no
doubt will continue to do so. She Is to day nav.
ing the Pos, Notes that we're protested Yesterday,
the notes of the Philadelphia U. S. Bank
they are to-day selling at 7 per cent. discount.
It's also rumored that tie Baltimore Banks have
suspended, but We have no positive assurance Of
II. In England, IN consequence Of short corn
crop, wheat had advanced shillings per quarter,
and day Flour has advanced here 50 cents per
barrel The state of the trade in the manulac.
turing districts Of England is very dscouraging
indeed. and the general feeling among the opera
tors is, ihat Cotton must come down to the low.
est point o the market tive years ago, which
keeps purchasers Of goods aud twist out Of the
market at this time, but yet all the mills were in
operation at the date Of the L.verpoo's sailing,
2 list ultimo.
Wall street presents scene Of excitement TO.
day, only equalled by the suspension day of May,
1897.
Old Monroe aroused The following letter,
addressed to US by an intelligent citizen of Mon
roe, will show ha; the Democracy Of that honest
republican county, are up aud doing. God speed
the good cause!
GENTLEMEN In the Democrat Of the 5lh
inst, observed call, on some Of you friends
of this county, for information as 10 how matters
stand as regards the ensuing eeclion-al the
same time expressing hope that "he Demo.
Gratis are up and doing" think YOU may rest
assured that, that hope will be fully gratifed at
the polls at the approaching election. have
been to many parts Of the county and can assert
that the generality OF the farmers are going the
whole democratic ticket. Nine-tenihs Of those
with whom haze conversed, are violently op.
posed to Banks Of any shape, and would not
knowingly vote for any man, Wing or Democrat,
il he is in favor of the Banking system.
There is, however, a mighty running to and
fro among the Wings Of our county at this tune.
They Will, am persuaded, leave nothing unlurn.
ed, Some Of them have declared that they must
have their measures OF have blood !--0lhers have
declared that Il would have been great deal bet
Ter for the BRUSH TO have taken New Orleans,
than for General Jackson to have been made
President Of the United Slates--and many othar
such desperate syings.-By all Of which 1t may
be inferred that they think their case desperate
one, and so 90 ].
Respectfully, SC, G. l..