The native American., 1839-11-02
Correspondence ofthe National AteHigencer.
New York, OCTOBER 80.

New YORK, OCTOBER 80.
Eight days. later news from Europe we re-
ceived last night by a packet ship from Liver
pool by which we learn that the Rothschids had
agreed to protect the drafts for 10000, 600 francs
of the Bank of the United States, refused by the
| Holtinguers. That Mr.. Jaudon had been Obliged
to ask assistance of the Bank Of England, some
accounts say to the amount Of 100000 sterling,
and others 800, 900, which he had obtained partly
under the guaranty of the Barngs. The $780,
| 900 were advanced for term, and $4,000
more were to follow, it was said, on a loan of 80
days, in order to allow time for the arrival Of the
Great Western. That vessel, it is said, carried
from here two millions Of stocks, Of the State Of
Pennsy lvania, and from $500, 900 to one million
in specie, on account of the Bank Of the United
States, SO that there is but little doubt that the
Bank will have fair account. No bills have
been drawn by the bank since the Gath August,
SO that if this turns out as expected, all the LA
bilities incurred by Mr. Jaudon will be at All en:l.
The fears of those who have purchased u. S.
Bank Exchange will therefore now be nearly at an
end.
For ten days prior TO the sailing Of the packet
ship, the weather, with some exceptions, had been
so favorable as to strengthen the hopes for al
average crop, and in consequence wheat had r.
coded. American flour, duty paid, was quoted at
80 to 40 shillings per barrel, and in bond 35s 10
38s. Cd. Wheat is Sd. 10 Sd. lower. Wheat was
high in France, and the crop was not turning on;
to be as good as expected.
The Hon. Mr.. Macauley had been appointed
Secretary at War in the place of Lord l!owc;,
resigned. Feargus O'Conncr has been arrested a
Manchester for a scdlious conspiracy. ,}nc 81
the Paris papers asserts thatthe intended marriage
Of Queen Victoria to the young Cohurgh Prince
has been officially announced to the French Gov
ernment. Miss Julia Webster, lie daughter oI
Daniel Webster, was married in London to Sam
uel Appleton, Esq OF Boston. Mr.. Linn, of Mis-
sour, and Mr.. Young, Of Illinois, with a great
number Of distinguished Englisllmen aud English
ladies', being present at the wedding.
| The corn riots in France have been all sup
pressed. There is nothing new from The East,
and Mehemet Ali has not yet given up the Quo
man fleet. From Spoin there is nothing remark
able Don Carlos was iourneying in France, and
order was being restored in Spain.
The cotton holders here have but few eneour-
agements for an advance i'll price over sea. The
drain of bullion was going on, and the probabi-
ties of u suspension were anxiousy discussed.
The effect of The news here has not been fayora-
be U. s. Bank stock has fallen to-day nearly
10 per cent, but other stocks have partially main
don was and per cent, and one pound notes
were talked Of.
The Burnt District IN philadelphia. We
observe with pleasure, that preparations are ma
king, in Front and Chesnut Streets and upon the
Wharf, on the ground covered with ruins by the
lite disastrous fire, for the. erection Of new build
ings which.are soon to rise phnnix-like, as from
the ashes of the dcsolatc district. Nearly two
hundred workmen are at present employed, clear
ing away the rubbish, raising new walls, preparing
the framework for tho floors, new roofs, &C.
Tel. q. Observer.
Fall of a Great Bridge. The Florence (Ala.A
Gazette says that the great bridge recently erect
cd over the Tennessee, at Muscle Shoals, and
which was nearly two miles in length, fell down
on the 9Th instant with tremendous crash. Mr.
J. r. Henry, its protector, was on the bridge at
the time. lie was thrown off, but not seriously
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