Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-17

sssionslY ieaped o,hers unlnoEn have fallen
victims . Ihe dceiFuciiOu.
ne - e9m.9cnet1 aeonl - - = iI NJ s1
Prescott, No. 10 South Wharves. between
Market and ChegnutsstEeBlB and u11ed by
high N - wind, spread with appalling Ea-
pidily 20 tho neishboring buildings. The
flames continued 70 spread till ten O'clock
the following morning, with such fearful ra-
pidity that but little was shved from the COM
sHnd6d buildings. The Numbers Of parsons
killed and wounded BY the falling Of the
walls 4 not exactly kn0Wns but besides the
following Il is believed there were other
victims. sar tsSs.as e..
William Moreland, amenlber of ne Good
will Engine Company killed BY the falling
in of the walls Of Enoch aliens house. Two
wounded men, il Is feared morally, carried
10 The hospital. William Field, fireman.
severely injured. James Smiley, of the Dill
igent Hose Company, had his head cuis, and
his hands much burnt BY the falling into a
burnt cellar. Thomas BaFhee, an engraVer
at the mint, John Douglass, fireman Of the
Hope Hose GO: 4sare missing. and the worst
fears entertained. Barnard 1immin and ia
cob Euler firenien, severely burnt, Robert
Reynolds. and Charles Herman, fireInen,
much injured. y i 81 u & 80.
81! t3 ,''sii 5gs,l3s ssa .s NEw- York. Oct. d.
Afripal cf he SteaM SAip LivsrJ0eg 80
Eighteen days later. from EHrOps Az about
eight clock this morning arrived the steam
ship liverpool bringing papers from Lon
don TO the 10Th, and Liverpool to the 2lst tilt.
The letter Of our London correspondent
presents complete summary of the impor-
!ant commercial and financial intelligence
nEongnt py ms arrival We have NO ropnl
The amount Of bills drawn BY the bank of
ance BY HOttingsuf - Co, was, 2. 0CO 900 IFS.
Mr.. Jaudop Immediately repaired To Paris,
and arranged with the Messrs. Rothschad to
accept the protested bills, and all Others
drawn on the Messrs Hottingeur, 4 81,
The hafvestSof Great Britain has unques-
tionably been failure, and the crop is esti-
mated to be at least 5000 600 quarters Short.
Correspondencs Of shs Courier aud Enqgirer:
$3.50 LONDON september %Uth, lSSO.s
the LiverPool steam snip being about 70
depart from Layefpool ct an early hour to-
morrow .,I mQralng. and ns no other steam ship
Will pc ~ tram tor New York Tor an unusu-
o. llme aIief me SAILING q the Liverpool, \
purpose 70 send you the fullest, latest and
best ascertained account Of the present state
OF affairs 40 this quarter OF the WOTid.n v y
\ /, cedlng AL other matters at the present
moment lS me tuncx ected and xtra0rdiila-
~ occurrence respecting the French agency
Of the Hank Of the United States. IA sis s,s y 81
3 On the night of Friday last arrived in Lon
don an express TO MT. Jandon, informing him
that on that day the house of kiottiDgeur, the
Paris agents Of the bank, had refused 40 iac-
cept the usual bills which had been ydrawn
ffoM philadelphia against consignments Of
cotton stot Hayre de. Grace and various other
ports in France This intelligence was ell-
tlrely unexpected By. Mr.. Jaudon. who
though the most prominent European agent
Of the Bank Of the United States-has not
professed any direct cCnnRx i0n with the Pa
risian agents ct the bank. and. consequently
then learned for the FIRST limo that the house
Of Hottingenr had come - 20 extraordinary
DIFFERENTIATION as To refuse the bills Of an Gs-
tabiishmenf from which they have derived
so very bene6ciaf an interest during an
agency 0f twenty years: Setting of instant
III for Paris, MIR Jaudon arfiyed Iii that capi-
tail on Monday, and at once removed all the
difficulties Of the MessrS. fIcttinGeuf, by ne
gotiafiBg with the house Of Rothschild, the
Jewish capitalists ofso much celebrity, and
who now accept the bills Of the Bank Of the
United States. E88
This event has been the subject of extraor.
binary excitement, both in England md in
France. But the numerous enemies Of the
bank ofthe u. States, who both III London
and in Lancashire and Yorkshire, were OK.
ulting in. the supposed downfall Of the insti-
tuition, have now found that. on the contrary,
the result ofthe affair has eminenily strength
ened the credit Of the institution /; all parties
now agreeing. that III Mr.. Jaudon. when sud-