Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-05

arrangement entered into With Mr. Jnudcn prcsicu; 10
TIE refusal - nccpr.Grc" b. Srss's p.r rgrer /. I-
~ Pass, o. thr bills dlG.H t2yr 81 ii r..r s ,t.-
Bnnk. he Circumstance, It sa'd has rnGucrd ,Ns
house Of Hope Co to pause, and 10 require further
explanations, from Mr.. Jaudnn relative to his sbi,,os
in Europe before they think prudeD, to proceed
The Dutch firm Understood 10 ~ this mater nm
der the advice aud partly under The control Of yerv
eminent merchant, years agn leading director nr
the Bank of England of whose judgment in ticult
questions Of business the highest opinion entertained
The guarantee for the uned States Bank OF the ad
vances made by the Bank of England are the hon.es
Of Barring Morrison Dennson. and HUH all very largely
connected with America They are SAID, however only
have engaged their guarantee al present for The sum
of 100 OOOi, that being affirmed 10 be the whole Mr.
Jaud0n can require previous In the arrival of the Great
Western, which is daily expected The arranye.
ment with the Bank. under which The loan is 10 take
place by means Of three per cent Consuls instead of
bank notes is obviously adopted order proven, any
addition 10 the circulation IN consequence OF the
commodation wen 10 Mr. Jaudon; hut il will b. tend.
ed with this further benefit 10 the Bank that they will
dispose of portion OF their stock procured By the con.
version of Exchpquer bills without coming the mar.
kpt selier-n step which in the pr.srnt STATE Of
money. would be regarded with absolute dsuuay They
have reserved 10 themselves lna IN all probability. the
option of repayment either in Cnnsols or money which
may be further power gained, events turn out, IN
the regulation OF The currency.
Even the sales of the amount Of stock placed a,
the disposal Of Mr Jaudon is viewed with aarm
at the Stock Exchange but that is likely to be obviacd
by pledging II 10 cover advances IN money INSTEAD Of
resorling sale Immediately and allowing the sale 10
take place gradually the state of the market per-
nit. All This shifting and contrirance, however i~Ets
TO elucdae fully the difficulty into which the
agencysof the United States Bank has been brought
The escape from II is uneserveGiy declared depend
upon what the Great Western nnd perhaps the Liver.
pool, which was the next steam ship 10 follow, nay
bring from Philadrpha; and never. certainty VAS the
fate Of SO great an institution nicely balanced IS this
is on the present occasion
q nj sIuhi
and not the result OF information, provision would
appear have been made Europe for all claims upon
the Bunk, and none of the late checks and disapp0ut
ments could have been anticipated. In describing this
pprous rXIgpncy as II undoubtedly is il is but right
add that great confidence is belt among the mercantile
classes connected with America that the mex, arrival
will sci alright. Mr. Jaudon, II may b. further observed
in this period Of difficulty, as severe ever any man.
stand ng almost alone in foreign country. exposed
TO- has conducted himself with great Judgment aud
ergy and acquired the respect of all who have been
brought by these difficulties in contact with him. The
hope therefore, of favorable result 10 all predomI
mates
Lospos, Saturday, Sept. %, half pas, ~ The final
arrangement for loan Of C"nsos from the Bank ol
England 10 Mr. Jaudon appears to have been at length
completed. under the guarantee OF four London firms,
those of Barring. Morrison, Dpnnison and the opulrnt
German firm HUH 4 Co., and the Liverpool house Of
Brown all OF them deeply interested IN tir trade with
the United States. The sum required IS nov stated TO
be only lcJ 0O0l The manner ~ which the Bank has
come forward has given great satisfaction, ana IS ge
morally thought that disembarassnent from large
an amount Of eprecated Stock will be a sensible rcr
TO Golfers, especially il the vacuum IS supplied By spe
Gle from America
,ScE-1he French Journals contain the psr,icu.
lars of riots occusoned by The high price Of winch
have taken place in several OF the departments Al
Snrihe One Tours, lie Mans, La Fere Bernard and
either places the abUng classes had been excited 10 IN.
surr.ctions which suppressed ~ih great difficulty
by military force treaty recognizing the independ.
ence Of Texas has been signed by the French anthuri
ties The relations between the two countries ore placed
on footing of perpec reciprocity. The treaty ~ not
TO be made public until ratified by the Senate and Pc
sideni of Texas
SPAlS-'rhe Bayon papers state that all the small
towns and forts along The northern coast OF Span are
now in the possession If The Qnerns troops. Whatever
vessels the Carsts possessed had been previously sunk,
but were taking for lnising III m again
SWITZERLAND Accounts from Switzerland mention
that people OF the Upper Nalas having determined
on re establishing by force the old constitution Son
was occupied By soldiers The 18th Sept
PORTUGAL The timely discovery Of deeply laid
MiGuelile conspiracy, with extensive ramhca'l"ns
throughout the kingdom, has IN great measure divert
ed the attention OF the government and newsm"nserS.
for the time from The monotonous slave trade sup
preston bill NJ Antonio de Alberqu"rkP, rich landed
proprietor Braga and relative Of the Countess &c
Anada safely lodged in the sfgredo. dungeon o.
dcrs for The Of other we'll known prsonHres,
his accompces who got safely M, ana are supposed 70
have taken refuge al qnnta near Braga, have h'eA
issued The particulars Of the plan have not yet Trans
pred.
Tur EAST -Dipomatic letters. dated Constantnnplc,
the 7rh September, state that the disagreement among
the Ambassadors of the five powers proceeded ony from
difference Of opinion respecting The means ~ ADJUST
ing the quarrel between Turkey and Egypt and that the
representative Of Russia has not reported rprrd
from The conference. !, was reported at Para 'ha, hd
n;ral Roussin the French ambassador had himself &c.
mandad his recall
The Sud- Marseilrs paper publishes letter from
Cons,aniinople Of the 9Th, which says
HAustria Great Britain and France, have SEHel ~
VIENNA treaty actually guaranteeing the integrity OF
the Ottoman Empire. The last changes oi mr. Porte
have been made by the influence Of The Sa''ana NO
Their
Another letter in the paper says that the SataHa
Mother corresponds directly with Mehempt III.
The following is from the Alexandrian Correspondence
of The Sud-
sThere s some talk at the British Consulate Of de-
cmbarkng l2 900 troops Suez, in the Of French
troops being sent from 1ouon, ny part OF the lie
want
By the last accounts the Egypt army in Asia Nia0r
still occupied The sans pos.tlons ibahfm Pacaa was
a, Marash Selim Pasha al Ora Ahmei Posha a, Adaha
and The division Of Solmnn pasha a, Antab HE latter
being indsposed had proceeded to hirppo'
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
FRIDAY Sept 27.-1he gloom which we noticed ~
hanging over the market last week s not yet csperscG,
pqucnry The effects then produced continue IN ops
ration American descriptions are sun heaFy OF sar'
the lower qualities begin 10 be had =: further DECLINE
of FER 10 whilst SIras go off readily al thr iu.l
prices Of last week, and Brazil at an advance of - to
per To- No change in Egyptians, bu! wiling sellers
the current rates. Spectators have taken 800 bar'
Of American and 300 Surat. Exporters, 5000 bales
American and 80 Surat The market is very fiat TO cay
sales only abou' $500 bales Of all kinds.
LrygRponL CoaS ExcHASeE-Fflday. Sept Il
With The exception OF lew partial showers, tht "ra
tber in the course of The last days has been hghy
favorable for harvest which is rapidly drawing 10 con
clusion here most farmers having already secured lie
whole. saving at least three parts out OF Tour m '"s
neiphburhood in much better Condition. than could nave
been expected and chiefly without apparent injury -
The trade in consequence assumed different feature
from The position in which il stood previously HAVING
had very little business passing in any article between
Tuesday and today, with general leaning 10 rail-"
low r prices.
Since our frat report this week. the arrivals OF ioegH
coastwise. and from Ireland continue small
1t is worthy of remark that the draining Of Bn'.on
from England to The Continent is yet gong on ana ma