Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17
FOREIGN HNTEg.lnGENGE.
From he y. i.Jouradi ot Commerce, pct. 10.
ARRIVAL OF TIE ilNERPoOta

1s DAYS LATTER FROH EUROPE.
The steam packet Liverpool Csr Fa,rrr. ar
rived this morning from Liverpool bringing IA.
pers of that place September 2ls, aud Lendon
10 the evening Of the 2olh
/ The Liverpool brings % passengers, among whom
are Major Hall. Secretary L" the 1t, Hon. Paule
Thompson, the Governor al Canada Mt
Singleton, atiachc of the L. States ieglllnu; Gen.
Hamilton aud Mr. Noe. She has also avery valuable
eafgo, amongst which arr siNty eases ot figured silks
OF very rich fabric aud al the value of cos 90 each
Among the persons who have engaged passage IN
her lor the neNt inpto America, are tho Hon. Dan
! iel Webster and family.
The Orpheus. which sailed ion \. No,k on the
| same dny the Liverpool. had 81 pLssengeis,-
every berth being Engaged.
| As To the affairs OF the Umlted States Bank. the
| accounts are very contradictory. ll"uingner X
Go. had refused acceptance 10 some five
| six millions Of francs, about the 10Th ri Sept. Mr.
Jaudon Immediately repaired IL Paris, and some
letters dated lath. say thar Rohseh1 had accept
| ed all the bills, and one SAW. SAYS the stock al
| the Bank has neatly recovered tom the SHOCK"
The London papers OF the 10Th ATE all, however, IN
doubt ABBOTT the matter. A gentleman. passenger on
hoard the Liverpool, connected with great house
! Ia London, says, thai M 10 the last moment, the
/ negotiation opcn. Rothsohd, lac SAWS,
4 had agreed 10 accept the bills on condition that
Mr.. Jaudon. returning 10 London, should
! furnish anfl secufl,y. Nj lRnden had retutn-
ed 10 London. hut whether he had bren able 10
adjust the security not known ior certain
~, and tho matter was discussed IN this shape be
! vecn him and other London gentlemen, up 10 the
moment Of his starting. The letters ltom London
make all sorts OF comments on this alair.
The newspaper accounts represent the prospects Of
the crop very dismal. There is polllles ~ corn
~ England rs IN money here. The Letters aud The
passengers, represent the ease rs bad bnl not
bad as had been represented. Oar London letter is
probably about right.
Money matlets The lctlels IN general represent
| rather easier.
Tho state of Cotton, aud produce generally, will
be seen IN our letters.
The atlals Of Spain have n length come 10 c,i-
sis. Maroio has gone over Ia tie government par
~, and Don Carlos himself, with his family, has fled
10 France, followed by about 5000 OF his uoops.
HIS atfars considered desperate, aud the
tually NJ cnd.
The daes from Canton received IN England. were
10 May lllh. Oar accounts me 10 the I'D OF
May.
From hc liverpool Chronicle. Sept 81.
THE UNITED STATES BANKS DRAFTS
DlSnONOEED.
Some considerable excitement has been caused by
an announcement, through the columns OF the
London newspapers, oi til, refusal of acceptance 81
bills To considerable amount. drawn by the United
States lauk upon Messrs. llouinguer aud Co.
of Paris and HAVE. The tollo"ln remarks from
the Metropolitan journal will be read with INTEREST,"
An extraordinary sensation was created here THIS
morning, by the announcement that Messrs. Hot
ting ner aud Co oi Pairs, who have hitherto acted
as agents TO the bank OF the l.. States, had refused
10 accept any drafts OF that establishment, and
had allow ed be protested bills for about two mil
lions aud hall OF francs, which were sold by the
bank in New York previous to The sailing OF the
Liverpool, steamer, and were subsequently nego-
iialed IN London last Tuesday, by various bankers
aud merchants. into whose hands they had come
in the ocular course oI business. At FIRST II
imagined that this proceeding would destroy the
credit oil the bank OF the United States and lead 10
other unpleasant consequences; but upon inquiry
il was ascettaned, that many ol the bills had been I
accepted by hld parties 10, honor ot the endorsers
and lhail,s remainder would probably be taken upby
Messrs Rothschlld and Co. tof the honor of the u
nltcd States Bank. THIS arrangement would leave the
affair in a satisfactory stale merely changing the a
gency from one house 10 another. We shall hear
further thus subject neM Wednesday. There
wsrc some bills on Hamburg sold The same lime,
drawn by The United States Bank, which there Is no
reason TO believe will be dlshonoied. GiObe.
Considerable sensation has been created IN the
city this morning, especially among, persons inter
esled IN connected with American matters, by the
intelligence from Paris Of The refusal OF Messrs. /
Hotiinguer and Co.to accept large amount OF bills
drawn on ,hem by the bank OF the United States.
We find that this unexpected intelligence is perfect ]
ly correct, and that the quantity OF paper
refused amounts TO nearly 7,000000 francs. Be
yond the mere fact. however we know nothing
aud therefore shall refrain from entering INTO any
comment untIl we IN possession Of the causes ,
which have led TO this &c oceurrence II is ne
cessary state, however, that The Transaction IN ques
ton was wholly apart from the London agency OF
the United States Bank The gentlemen attached 10
which are IN as much ignorance any body else as
TO the origin of this affair. Mr.. Jaudon, the agent
here of for Paris on Friday last, lie
received intelligence OF what had occurred and
believe will be found that he has gone quite pre-
pared liqudaie the bills in question, aud 10 re-
move the uncaslDess which must necessarily exist IN
the French capital. II ~ also important TO state,
lest unnecessary alarm should continue here, that
the amount OF gold received by Nh Jaudon from the
United States, by the last packets, is OF itself
nearly sufficient cancel The bills refused acceptance
by Messrs. Houiugner. We shall Of course not fail
TO furnish all the artlo Of this transaction with
as liitle delay possible. We avail ourselves Il
this opportunity 10 mention, that authorized
by the agency Of the T. States bank TO give mos un
qualified contradiction to the assertion Of the Tines,
| that assistance had been rendered TO Mr. Jaudon,
either directly indirectly by the INK oil England
and that there has not been any Transaction bet"een
the two establishments, further than the sale by the
forme, the latter OF the gold just arrived from New
/ York. Worn'ng Chronicle.
PARIS MONEY MARKET, NJ onday, Sept 1G.-1he
protesting Of the ten millions Of the bills oithe Bank
OF lie United States on llouinguer aud Co.. still
continues TO excite surprise IN this market. II lsa
fact Of the greatest importance. and for which the
Boutse was totally unprepared. 1t is asserted that
! the London agents OF the bank were acquainted
with the intention OF Messrs. Hottinguer and that
the house here did 1t prevent moe serious loss,
by thus compelling the bank TO make immediate re-
miltances in specie cotton from It's depreciation III
prize, oil which large oonsIgnments have been sen,
to several OF ports, no longer being suicienl
guarantee. II must also be remarked that the Bank
OF the United Suites have drawn further to a large