The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-11-09
HoTTINoEUR AND RoTHscHILD.

HOITiNGEUR AND R0THSCHILD.
We have taken some trouble to enquire. and are au-
thorzed TO assert that only all the bills OF the
Bank Of the United States accepted by the Messrs.
Rothschild but moreover that the funds OF the Bank
in France previously, together with The remilisnces
placed IN that country TO the credit Of the bank
least MILLION beyond all the Liabilities
Of the institution there including the bills accepted by
the Messrs Rothschilds. The New York press per-
scyeres daily assaults upon all Pennsy nte
rests and credits, but facts will IN due une put every
thing right, and mphsntly refue all their ISLANDERS
All persons interested either in the stock securities Of
the Bank Of the United States ought To guard them
selves against the delusion Of sacrificing the best pro-
perry under temporary excitement, created BY those
who wish TO fatten upon the alarm OF the tmid, BY
stripping them, during panic created by brokers and
spectators, Of the most secure investment m tho
world.
Al this moment, the richest holders Of real estate in
New York Philadelphia and Baltimore, are willing to
sell il for the post notes Of the Bank Of the United
States, at sppraisement Of the land by indifferent
persons. Was not the fall Of the stock in 1919, when
the losers Of the Bank 10 Ohio and the West occurred,
greater Than now Yet that LOSS has actually resulted
in TO the Bank.
A Cihsen Of the United States.
We were then eonradicied by the Journal Of Com
merce and other papers of New York We have now
the opportunity OF stating, with undenabe certainly,
that allegations literally true, and have per-
mission TO copy the following letter, received in this
city yesterday, why or how kept back we know not,
being post marked New York, Nov. 4h, Tho letter
OF Messrs Rothschds agent 10 New York, snnonnc-
ing the acceptance by thcm is dated October TO- 1889,
per the Liverpool Tho amount, g. 500 900 francs, is
more than the entire amount OF bills refused by the
Messrs Hot,ngucrs and full remitances for the whole
went forward regularly for their payment the receipt
OF several OF which have been and handed
by them The conspiracy against the Bank Of the
United States at home and abroad, rapidly approach
ing to full development. When the commercial world
is put possession OF the astounding facts connected
with thus malevoeni and nearous attempt, the credit
Of this great institution will stand forth renewed lus
tire, and those who have allowed themselves be duped
into the needless sacrifices OF its stock lis securities,
will only have to depore their folly and creduy
The following is the letter addressed Thos Dunlap,
Esq, President Of the Bank Of the Uuited States
TRANSLATION
PARIS, 23d Sept. 1889,
To The President of the Bank of The United States,
Philadelphia
Mr.. President We have the honor to inform you
that have arranged with Mr.. Jaudon accept for
your account The amount of 100000 francs your
drafts the Messrs Hottinguer, which remained in
suspense. We take it for granted that Mr.. Jandon
will have informed you OF the arrangements entered
into by with him for this purpose, aud consequently
consider it unnecessary recaptulae them here limit
ing ourselves TO furnishing you, on the other side,
VI SUCH VI youi 40 haNt ueeH icit
in hands to day to be clothed with our acceptance.
We are happy Mr., President, to have found an OPP
portunity to give you aproof of high consideration
for the establishment over which you preside, and to
have been able at the tme to the disas-
trous effects which this refusal of acceptance the
part of Messrs Hottinguers beginning to produce
IN place. well in Lyons. by many holders of
your bills, who pressed by their necessities to nme-
date realization OF their funds offering part
with these securities at loss the discount.
.ho1t. al.
concerning our acceptances your account, IN
formy to his request made TO US, that shall
be obliged to trouble you with details relative to this
operation, except in Of instructions your
part .
We present to you, Mr. President, assurances Of
most distinguished consideration.
Signed, DE RGrHSCHILD, freres.
A. DE ROTHSCHIID.
We are enabled further to state that any withdrawal
Of credit by the Messrs Hotinguers averred in the
Globe previous TO the transmission OF the bills, Is
trh0iiy No change in tho amount Of terms Of
that credit mas been made by them, before since IL
remains now precisely the same it has for several
years.