Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07

been 1000 bales Of snfa a, 81. n g.. :; 900 Madras
at Old. Cd, and $50 Bowels n, Gid, lad. per
ID.
The recognition OF tho independence Of Texas
has been determined upon by the government OF
France. and the treaty is to be signed forthwith. A
great determination Of emigration from England.
TO Texas il beginning to be noticed. as the
accounts Of the soil snd climate of that country are
so glowing as to rank !, amenss, tho h'rs, countries
in the world.
The packet ships ST. James and Europe have ar
rived. The most satisfactory intelligence ,y these
arrivals is that tho Bank Of the United STATES has
ceased To draw upon lis agents IN England and
France. This ~ highly prudent measure IN the
present threatening condition Of NIL monetary affairs
The daughter Of Ar. Daniel Webster was This
mof,lng married ~ st. Georges, Hanover square,
10 Mr.. Appleton OF Boston, in the United Stairs. The
marriage mas fashionable one, aud was attended by
the American Nj mister aud many Of the persons oi
distinction now remaining in town..
Among the persons present NJ the wedding o iht
daughter Of the Hon. Mr. Webster TO Mr.. ). Ap-
pelon Of Boston, which took place IN London on
lite cath ult were the American minister and lady,
aud Mr.. Rush, tho Belgian minister aud NJ a'laine
Nan de WAIVER Su Henry llaliord. Bart, two Of
Mr.. Webse,s ociaies III the Senate of the United
Slacs-Mr Linn OF Missouri aud M. Young of
lllinois.-Aiterih the ceremony the company paro"k
Of d, jeHne viii Mr. Webster a, the Brunswick llo
tel, ailet which tho married couple left London on
TOUT"
The New York Express says-"prlvatc letters
from the very highest sources state TINT the condi
lion Of hngs in England is much better than what
appears IN the public journals. The crops are IL,
aud there will be an average though not good
crop. This fact has caused better state Of ,bnps"
One OF the Paris p persia Fnnce-asseris that
the Intended marriage Of Queen Victoria IN the young
Cohulg p,inoe has been officially announced 10 the
French government.
A plan for colonzing New Zealand has hecn 20,
up in Paris, and tvhon into cons dern,ionby the
isny,
Prince Achlc Murh, ha, received permission to
remain in France.
The opening OF the Rail road nj courtrai was the
occasion of great rejoicing; every Train nom Brussels
brought 200 passengers
In great fine ~ Nantes, destroying range ofsd.
bles 40 persons were Wounded, aud killed
An Irish Company have established \ linen factory
IN France, and are taking over the Irish gns 10 work
III II.
Government has granted to Mr.. Aston III Glasgow.
the Of ,ci00 To assist him IN printing edition
/ OF the Bible ~ raised letters to. the blind.
! London, Saturday, SeW %, hdif past 12.-The
| final arrangement Tor u loan OF Consols from the
/ l,ak of England TO Mr.. Jandon appears 10 have
been At length completed under the guarantee OF four
London firms, those oi Batnp. MORRISON, DeDnisop,
! aud the opulent German firm HUH x Co, aud The
Liverpool house oil Brown. all of them deeply inter
tsted in The trade with the u Staie>. The sum re
qliiied Is stated to DO only ElsO,000. The
manner in which the Bank has come forward has
gwen great satisfaction, and II IS generally thought
hat It's disrnbn, from large an amount oi
deprecated Stock be = sensible lelici In It's cot
lrts especially il the vacuum Is supplied by specie
+ from America
From he London Morning Post
We yesterday gave an outline Of the arrangement
entered into between the Bank Of England and Mr..
Jandon, and few of tho leading firms Of London
and Liverpool on behafof,hc y. s. Bank This We
now confirm. Some additional circumstances have
ranspred day 10 relation TO Ills important affair.
1t that the u S. Bank has IN It's possession u
large amount Of Ak Ell an securities, which in lhe
existing state Of the Money Marx ell have proved
available in this country. There possibility
of eectiug sales Of them. unless at serious sacri.
fee. Application was therefore made upon the
subject to some oftlie principal banking establish
mems bo,lI heic aud on The Continent, and, among
OTHERS 10 that Of Messrs. Hope x Co. of Amser-
dam.
Nlessrs. Hope a. Co entertained the proposition.
and freed in conjunction with their (rends,io make
! Mr.. Jaudon advances 10 the extent Of 800, 000i-
! Messrs. Hoitinguer and Co. we're 10 take 2sUuO0t
of this amount; but owing to some delay with re-
spect 10 remuancos, and n misunderstanding Of the
arrang cmoni, a difficulty arose. Reservations in
the agreement, were made to the effect that, IN the
event of war and other contingencies specifically sta
ted, ii should become imperative. The stock OF
the United STATES Bank ms guarantee for five years
dividends payable in Amsterdam, was to have been
given.
| London, Sept 23.--The usual average return Of
the liabilities and the Bank OF England,
bracng the period from The 25lli June the l7th
/ inst, which appeared IN last nights Gazette, give
the following resuts-viz that the average Of the
month ending the l7th inst, ms compared with the
average Of the month ending the 25lh of June shows
decrease III The circulation OF se27 900, decrease
III the deposits Of tc7lI D00 and decrease IN the
stock Of bullion Of C ,3i1 600. Wherefore II APP
pears that the decrease in the liabilities is c77i 900
aud this represents the decrease ~ The total quantity
Of money in The month ending The 17,h lns rs COM
pared with the month ending the 25ih Of June, IN
! Ear regards The administration oflhe currency by
the Baok of England.
4 The yearly Comparison is rs fellows The aver
age Of the month ending the l7h inst compa cd
@ih the average Of the month ending the 10Th oil
October, 1888, shows decrease IN the circulation
OF sC05l 900. decrease The deposile OF 49j, 000
aud decrease IN the stock OF bullion of 6,oI9 000i
LONDON, Sept. 25;h.
The public mind in France is almost wholly alb
sofbed by The fear OF the approaching lalnne, and
the Government is not without appel ensions oi
serious disturbances, should the rumos OF an abso
lule scarcity Of grain to be generally credited.
The M0nueW Of Thursday proves, by official tables,
thai during the month oil August, the imports OF
grain exceeded the exports by $4,000 qunials
and adds that similar result may be looked iorwaid
IL by the people during the anumnal season.
Sil, rs there were but 5000 sacks Of flour in the
depot in Paris on Thursday aud as the corn dealers
ia the vicinity Of the capital were doing all in their
power keepup the price Of bread. the poor derived
very lit,le consolation from The assurances Of the
Honitea.
The Goyernmcnr, il is said, looks to America Cor
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