Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-15

accepMa os would probably be taken up by
Messrs Ro,hkchid d Co. for honor OF 'he y. 80
Bank This arrangement w"ul' lea'e 'he '''. :
,s'actory state, merely changing .ne e ~; a',h;sc,
house 10 another Wr shoIl hear iu1'het on h',s
nry, "Wednesday There were some bills on iamontS
and Amsterdam sold al The same umr' ofa"" ny ,"e
s. Bank which there IL no reason !" oeie'e va " "
honored. ,:lL-
,,,,so,cd coucerninr The refusal Of banking h"rsr a!
Pans and al llavrr answer HE drhi's 't y pa""
According current reports Inc rteo a"a s'ao''S -
lhg, Bank had already become G"uo''u'' Ah ~, "
nm extraordinary nature hsye bfrad@ teeh hho fec'Se
IN hn,h IN l,ptoD and Amsterdam, 10 smrp"rtit &c
rnns blow 10 lis credit, vii! produce very Important t
ircis in the T. 5. where 1t IS me f''hc'Pa' n""h' a
The main s;ay Of considerable number uf sno"Inina"
banks Nor will England escape the reSeiprIa'i,h "
n. sbork A ccr;nrrcIsi dsar gnnzaiion III The Z >.
world prpvpul rpmi,tanrrs Of all kinds 10 Europe ana
commercial credit here, which - hoi 10 very sun
sla;e may reel under the blow we hh'e u" WIN ~
main, thnrs bscker t'sn they are, ou we nave " "s
oyn n urea, msirust OF system which seems 10 Us
10 bo c,d.d nm false rr lenst II! UNDERSIGNED primer
niles: and like many other prrs"ns We arc apptehehs'
thai i, must oil time or other terminate III ah ~
mpuse crash 1ikn'S E
(,on.ider able sensation has been crened nihe CITY
This ,orunp especially amGrg persons interested ~ or
connected ilh Amercln matters, ny me inteii'ar'e
fnm Paris Of III, refusal o. Messrs. ioilnguer aud Co."
n acce,, lsrre amount OF bills drawn them by the
Bank Of the United S;ars. We find that this uneXpert
cd intelligence Is perfectly correct, aud that Tie qnani
" Of paper refused amounts to nearly IuOU francs
Beyond The mere aci however, We Know nothihg "hu
therefore shall refrain from entering INTO any conen
mil, we are in possession Of Tie causes which nave tu
IN his sronue occurrence IL necessary Ia stale, how
cv,r tim; the transaction in question was WHOLLY hfHfl
fyor, the London agency of The United Siars b'hh'
the gentle men aachi 10 which are IN ms nuch @''
rance as body else as 10 the origin oi ihs 'n'
a, oudn ibs AGENT here SET of Tor PHtls On ffroy
last as soan as he received intelligence ct what na &C
CURED: and We believe vii be found that lie Is gene
quite prepared iiguGac the bills III question ana 10
remove the unrasness which must necessarily exist ~
! the French capital
liis nlso rlnoran, II STATE lest unnecessary alarm
should continue here that The amount Of gold received
by Mir Jaudnn from the United States, by The '"" last
rackcls is ri itself nearly sufficient TO canceI me bills
refused acceptance by Messrs liurgurr We shall
of course noi fail to furnish oil the particulars OF this
transaction with Iilre delay ms possible we avail
uts,ivrs of this Opportunity 10 n-hon 'ha' we are
authorised by The naency Of the Unsd States Banh 10
v, mos, urOnalcd contradiction 10 the assertion oi
Tic Times thai assistance had been rendered to Mr..
J4udon either directly indirectly, by the Bank Of
Enpland and That there has no, been any transaction
he,w..n the Two tsahlshinp nis, further than the sale
by lnp former the later Of the goiu just arrived from
New York .h0rHi"g Cfr0nioe
Lospox. FrItsy. Srbt u, 1t was generally believed
in lh4 civ Yesterday that The house OF RohschlIJ IN
Paris will interfere II cover the drafts OF the u States
Bank on alessrs Het;Cguar d Go The current yer.
SION Of the Transaction most accredited Tor there are
vrrel ahvai is that ut the whole amount OF these drafts,
which 21U UtU francs or about 2l5 vow The amount
Of 80 0UU had been accepted for honor Z" third parties,
and that the remaining amount OF 2oINGOt had Been,
or would he accepted by Messrs RphschiId of course
Under security Civ7n Nothing Is as yet, however, Ger
:.iuiy Known on The subject
TnE HARvESTS.
ENGLAND The continuance Ut the wet weather has
qr DESTROYED what little prospects the farmers hnd.
/ he gain in many districts has began 10 spf and IN
sunr cases Is nearly worthless. In Angrsey and Csr
vur>hire the crops have na been IN worse slate ter
,nury :sars and very little is housed In Lancashire
III. asrrc, .f the country something similar In this
county matters very bad Wednesday rather a
better DAY yesterday decidrd change for The better
seemed 10 haze taken place until afternoon when lhe
rain again sci IN = Chester ChrOnieie.
/ NuR1nuwBERLAND Since our last publication, we
have unly had two days which could be called
harvest DAYS Friday last loIera5!y fine weather,
and held out faint hopes tina, it would continue 50;
but or Saturday il continual RAIN almost without
in,ermss!on, and on Saturday nigh, and Sunday morn
ing had perfect 6e!uge. That II has not been par
taI, is evident from the state Of the river which wOs
Gcrab!y flooded both Sunday and yesterday and
quantity of corn, with trefs DC, were carried along
with the stream leading ns 10 suppose that great deal
Of dalrme has been sustained on the low lands Yes
ierhuv was another wet DAY, and gave prospect OF
/ harvest weather, which is now extremely desirable
Tyne .NcrcurN
! ScaTLAxp-lt was remarked by many last week, thn
they had never seen around Dumires so dense an ar
ray of grain 10 stock; and the same remark, we sns
poet applies almost every locality The neither side
pd4ry liaa of the hill and maor country In
ordinary SEASONS leading and cutting 20 forward simu
,anenusy; but much rain has fallen o! late, with go
few dry DAYS intervening, that heightened lines OF
thraves, aestrg too painfully the yclssudes Of YEA
the have accumulated every where lar beyond the re
neral average of years II is nearly four weeks
sluce ain was partially cut in this quarter but beyond
few solitary stacks IN the earliest situations where The
greatest rsed leading. generally speaking has
been a stand still during the whole Of that period.
IRELA.o.-Any thing like accurate estimate under
OE l,lo hn
comparing all the accounts, allowing for The injury the
wheat has suffered and suffering generally from
cond growth and mailing, we think we cannot he above
the mark WHEN say there will be shorlness nj one
third in the yield OF grain fit for good marketable bread
We are aware that the breadth of wheat this year
in the general calculation, allowance must be made
for ,ha, circumstance As yet, the accounts of lie oa
crop generally favorable and the reports OF the pc
tRioe crop still continue very satisfactory.
Dublin Post
RnTs Is FRANCE 1t will be remembered that some
months back disorders took place at La Rochelle and
other French ports, the people resisting the exporlu
ton of grain England and 10 other French ports
The French Government yielded and published an nrd
nance f,rhiddng the expectation of grain. The Paris
papers Of Wednesday bring OF disorders Mans
occnsioned by the high price Of The War D-par
ment had made large purchases and corn to the value o
about SGN loaded IN carts, and about 10 proceed
towards Chsrtres and Paris, when the mob gathered
and prevented The carts proceeding. comrnissarial
officer having in'erfIcd, was near being torn in
pieces, aud al last The Dragons were called in :
These, after hening ynfys Of stones, char ged
and dispersed the mob. This Sunday :
However neither horses nor drivers could be induced
to Immed ia,ely, and Monday the Mob col
lected again and batfcade was formed on The bridge
and several soldiers naren,ed. a reinforcement U
troops was for to Tours. ard were Immediately
marched from thence: but, in the time the chic
officers nf the National Guard persuaded The peasnnlry
Of The fully and danger Of awaiting The coming Of The
troops and they in retired and abandoned
the harrcade The more furious assembled in smaller
numbers afterwards, and attacked mil hut the Pre!r
proceeded TO the spot, and persuasion again en-
pl"yed @h good effect One unruly person was arrest
ed without opposition fom the others
STAIN 1t is stated by The London correspondence
on the Continent that the civil Spain has term
mated by The surrender Of Don Carlos The French