True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-18
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WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER IS, 1888
LIVERPOOL AP6lVED.

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WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER IS, 1889.
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- LIVERPOOL ARSlvED.1
A,,o,.hu.nt in London at the su.peassion ri specie
payments by the U States BarsS-Mr' J'aao" /
out Of hi. di1Eculties sNcotto" "doa"ee'
l-2Shper pound
The LiverposIc Captain Eng'edov,,, .,,n, hr;rs,n,
York, la,s<H the evening Of the ;s.r,n' .nI 70
date. 10 til. 18th of Novs"h, mr. r.sr,,r flo, If
-i tHs '5," ff"m '"ndsn !sfaed by Mr.. Wilmer.
f r., Iii into which the London money
,,.,,s. by the intelligence that the United
S,,,ss n had suspended specie payments, may be
...;I. conceived. The papers all sides filled
nth regrets. recrinnaons, anil excuses. The effect
was instantaneous. He0shares fell from l9E los. to
ICE 81. immediately, and c~atnuel at this quotation
TOO O'Clock the evening Of tho 18th ul,ino threat
distress has heen caused the many anes in Great
| Britain holding this stock. The scrip issued by Mr.
Jaudon did fall, as it that this paper would
have the preersc- any other claims. The large
bankers however, did take The panic, ka. ware firm
in their upinnu that the stock would rise again. after
| the present il-wind bic " ever
Mr. Jaudon address. ed letter to the London Times
the 18th Of November da'ly denying the assertion e
changs dr"w" OIL London by the u S,ntss Bank. He
had bsen successful in negotiating farther Loan of
E2iO,ot in London. which would carr, him through
all his difficulties. The negotiations Of Hope e. Gu,
had fallen 10 the ground before the arrival Of tho Liver
| pool.
Cotton on the S,h ultimo, hal up IL. per pound
with the sales brisk. On the 18th, it Ind advanced
ID. more making III all fall adv lncc Of 3D. since
last "dvices. Spectators were largely in the k"t
The London pe"pe, how ever did not he~vc t"t this
rise would be sui 'ined The from the manmfac-
turing districts is most oomy Wheat had fallen, but
the fall looked unon as temporary, owing 10 the
very large quantity Of ;.nd ice in mar ct. The
duty had got up 1885, 3d. per quarter but so som as
the better quality Of grain begin forward
was considered certain, tina, import would COM
nence with renewed vgor and bullion Of course 20 out
| Of the country.
The Bank Of England hid exported forty thousand
ounc-s Of gold to Hanbursh, and drawing agnins'
it. Gold was flowing into its v,ul'lat slow
rate, being III result Of violent contracons to the
g'elt injury of general trndc
American securities had experienced no further de-
preston Maryland 5rer cents had bern compnsively
sold at ~. Mr.. Jaulon pledged for his new loan If
E2i0,O2O state stock at fair price.
An outbreak of the Ch,r'its at Newport Wales, has
| had no leader
At he closing of the lv'cs from London Of the l5h,
4 "cIock-lhe W by the Qu"bec that New York and
Boston did snspend,-tl,rew up U. 5. Bunk shares
| 3 per cent, aud created II far better feeling.
Mr.. Webster aud family a to sail in a few days
for home in the pnc Ike, Mediator. lie had just re,u ned
from Paris where the King had given him and Minister
| Cnss grand dinner at st. CIoul.
The fro Paris ia nor mile co,nn,,,.
tation Of til sentence Of death Barb and Mn'on,
l,d excited III ultra d,,crnts farther action. Ele.
arrests Ind tHken .'lace in tn, great markets of
Paris. Guns, pistols, hand 'des. &c found
Positive testimony is cnred, 'h the Society Of Sea
| sons had ined til, Bonaparti.ts and IN de club
called the National So irtv, with view establish
republic on he ruins 9th m narchy, of the Bona
parties TO preside dictator. The firing ofthe public
buildings be the signal for the revo' uti m the
ronspirators beginning by setting fire to their
houses, order stra"t the attention Of thu sniery
the conneniol Of til Donararte family with Russia,
BY ~ aSso-IJiIKc EFTcnrk-Ag With N:
choas daughter. aud the silence If Luis Napoleon on
being chWgeI with design of wishing similar ALI
have done them good III the eye. Of France and
and England.
The Chamber was to open on the eth of December,
but the manocuvres Of the king show plainly that he is
determined ;hcy shall not participate. any extent in
the government Of the country. That body is but a
tool in his hand. to hid. his usurnaon, say the JOUR
nails, and the peoples represent vrs treated the
C"res used to he by the crafty Ferdinand and Isabella.
Louis will not yield his power except with his life.
The news If suspcn ion by the United States t3ant
did no, create much excitement in Paris Mr. Ro,.--
child had gone to London to be ,rsen receipt If
the advces from the United States. The oppo>i-
ton journals .penerc usual -an-t hut they
always wind up with allnsion to the indemnify bu.i-
ness, showing thus what il is, that dictates their ei!
| sions.
The last year France exported to tho whole world
$40 millions oflollas orth Of manufactures, sixth
Of which to this counry-but in spite Of this the
money negotiations between France and the U. tues,
being mostly done thoush London. do bring the
former into close connect with us, and tlis 10
considered why omburrassmen,s do
no, affect them serous y.
The pics Of br ud Iad gone down in France, h.fa
cen, four pound o4f Wheat ha. fen II little,
but ,i, not Looked upon rroofthut thu harvest
would b. h,n enoug! for til feeding of til. ADg.
dam. Th' Govcruncn, has ordered, Indirectly, lurs.
purchases of g:nin abroad.
The holder. Of grain the I'd atic firm up to
the Dad of N",ca. or in their .ricc. hc,g unwilling To
sell at present, they expected gr at demand from
the or ~ gathered aa that 10 BE- gathered in l340. They
looked 10 Egyp, for supplies. Bread in Constan"ope
has doubled lis "rice,
Gcue, al trnle in Paris has not improved. In October
there were one hundred ard three Lnnk, uutcirs Tor
ST. On 900, occas"nins disrrsscs am"ng the mid.
die Glasses Shares t the -. German mil ruad had
a,le ON 90 SIS All iui, enterprises in France
,nguisl'.
III, King and his family h.s rrtune to Paris for
the winter. bri!lisnt chaked out by the
nuhs.
Gen. Bernard is dead. lie was attended BY royal,y
10 the cemetery Of Mon,martre, bat the peopc made
manifestations OF feeling, he had outraged their ieel
in.s. last spring, ny the pr ecnn of the Fonts dehchts
hch the nHton compelled Philippe to ubawIon.-
Major Pn,issn made speech the occnsion.
Hot bates expected in the Chambers, giving
up Agicrs. More than thirds If the soldiers .eht
ont t. the COLONY hn! disd"f the fever.
The run,or, that The Sultan and Mehemst Ali world
settle their differences without the ine,frerce of the
four powers was credited Paris. Al is tn he re
nz d sovereign Of Egypt and Syria, and his Mon
arch Of Gambia.
> ain was still! unsettled. The Cores was tiasolvrd'
Cabrera in the Serras ,rung, bu, EsIarero was
clrsng him in slowly and de,nthns fom him his he's,
i Offices by Spanish gold. Belgium in state Of
ftrmani Revolution expected in Italy. They assert
Tint If dy mud h,f