Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-08

g and The Bank OF England The approach OF which
has been indicated by frequent acts and n'imaons On
the part oil The latter. ,;h
,,s atvered 10 last week us having come up Tor Inc
nuruose of trying 10 change The determination o. VI,
Rank Directors, has left town consequently W''"'o'
having effected that object, and LEI" days WIN SUI"
Thai The wealthy merchants and traders OF Tue elee'
npI,c,urinp districts not disposed 10 ncquiesce qo
e,y in any such nterdct j. is remarkable inst oahs
yb,c, do issue their own notes but cIfcuoie hee
d tho Bank Of England, and do not come, therefore, W.
,,,nce within the range Of the practice objected
~ are moving in concert with The banks "hich 90 'ssu
their own notes. 10 get rescnded u rs obvious 'a
neither any trader bank IN Ina! DISTRICT WHOSE ou
s,n.ss is extensive be wholly removed heyoho us
oneraton as bills OF all descriptions are constantly pass
inu from one hand TO another and among mem some
If The Objectionable bills must occasionally De iouho,
90 ,hot urrsops Of the best credit may suddenly be cut
IF from resources which they had relied IS certain
contingency which every merchant cannot but regard
with apprehension, and as a wanton and caplicious
addition to The dangers with which commerce IS sur
rounded ,:,
VIVA, odds TO The very strong feeling on this subject
omonp the bankers and traders Of the North is The con-
vclion that they made in this matter to pay me Pc
naby no, Of their mpudence but OF those OF the
Bank Directors who having locked up Their capita ~
inconyerlble securities for the sake OF large PROFIT, are
unable with safety TO Themselves 10 afford that assistance
TO commerce in case Of need which would be The sole re-
deeming quality in their monopoly, and are now com
PEELED Tor their protection instead oil asssng 10
destroy it.-L0ndon Times, Oct 10
The affairs Of the U. s Bank having occupied the
most prominent position in the mercantile and moneyeo
circles for time past and feeling that every piece
of information that be given on Tins engrosSrg Sno
iect i, interesting 10 readers wish 10 lay before
them the latest and most authentic intelligence, @hch
we have received tom sources on which full reliance
may be placed
Mr. Jaudon has succeeded in obtaining the necessary
funds some here about 500 0u0 for his present emer
gences, from the moneyed interest in London, on the
following terms. He is 10 issue the post notes OF the
u Bank redeemahe in pril, ls4l. and April lS42,
one-hai be paid ench PERIOD bearing interest OF
Elk per cent per nnnum payable half yearly The re-
cevprs OF the post notes 10 pay gdt for every lOOt
STOCK and 10 receive as collateral security Stale
bonds 10 the extent oil seventy hVe per cent OF the
amount issued
Al first appearance this exorbant enough, but
still more whom we consider the commission charged
by the has to be deducted from The amount
received by the bank which will only leave MIR Jaudon
abou, 90L Tor every 1901 issued in bonds which being
redeemuble onehalf in one year and halt, and the
other half IN two years and hall gives The following
resu, the terms on which the loan is contracted
The average is two which the whole is redeem
| ed The bank receives g0i and pays al two years,
1901 and III. in interest, king ll2l, which is some.
thing above IL per cent per annnn tor The money re-
ceived rate Of interest which may be occasioned by one
OF the ffee following considerations or by combination
OF them ALL but the inference leave 10 our readers
namely: the present state of money Market the high
rate Of interest obtsnable in America the deprecated
value OF the bonds Of the U. 5. Bank
[Londcn Globe Ort Is
SpAIx 1T appears from the last news that the pach
cation Of Spain is yet perfectly accomplished The
repor lhpt the Carlist Generals Cabrera and Count
d'Espnpne were about 10 follow the example oil Maroto
ind lay down their arms has BEEN cnntradc'ed more
report says that Cabrera has received large sup
plies of money and that he is resolved TO continue The
war the last, Notwithstanding the great ODDS ngans
him His position OF CaniavI. is strong one but M
mos, So guine friends Paris have greu, doubts whethe
with Only eighteen thousand he vii! he able Il
withstand the armies OF Espnr and D"hnell, hs
frs, consisting Of twenty thousand men, and The latter
of eighteen thousand a third relates that tvt
couers had left Bourgss for the head quarters n Ca
brera and of The Count dEspagne, conveying 10 these
two chiefs positive order from Don Carlos 10 dismiss
their followers and 10 dess from all further enterprise
against the established Government OF Queen Christina
This decisive step not taken by DON Carlos until HI
had acquired the conviction that it the intention
Of the French Governmen nj 10 drinin HIM IN captivity
a, Bnurges as long as his par'zans Kept The heiu III
Spain
The Madrid papers If the Ist October, publish an Ac
Of Amnesty proposed by the Spanish Government to tn
Corles on the 3O'h September This document declares
that all political osncrs committed during the sruggi
occasioned by the disputed succession ore included II
the Of grace
The Paris Moniteur contains ielegrophic despatch
from Madrid, announcing the confirmation Of The fleros
OF a". "' the Basque pIUrnoes by The Spa
nish Coi.es.
"MaDRip, Oct 7-Bayonne, Oct. 10
"7he French 7mtassad"r 10 The Minister IF Foreign
.IGairs
"1he question Of the ueros has Just been unani
mcusy decided by the Corles, as follows:
, "Arl ] The tneros Of the Basque provinces and M
yarre confirmed.
90 The Government as soon as possible. will presen
10 the C"res, after having heard the Basque province
and Navarro, pro act of the law relative To the modh
cation Of The fuerUs. and concaiiDg the interests
the provinces with that Of The and with the
: stu,ion and monarchy The Government s aulhorizr
10 decide Professionally, the difficulties Yhch Nigh
arise, with the charge OF rendering an account TO lib
, ! Curies"
Trp Ery Stota,n hnva
the French newspapers announcing change in Loui
; Phippes policy the Eastern question Althoug
not Official general credeDce is given TO these staeme
and the Paris and London journals assume, that tn
French Government has sent NJ Pnnlois 10 CONSTANT
nople with instructions TO support Mehemet Ais CLAIM
to the independent sovereignty OF Egypt Syria, an
Gambia
France says one Of The London writer's, "it will b
membered party 10 the note which assured TN
5 Sultan Of The resolution Of the Five Great Powers
maintain the integrity OF the Turkish Empire; The coun
lenance gwen 10 Mehemel is, therefore, in di
contravenon Of previous pledge. IL Is said iha
the King has yielded in this The almost
sal desire Of the French people. What effect will b
! produced on The negotiations at ConstannopIe-whe
Their the other four Powers will adhere 10 their orgina
determination how far France is disposed to aid the Pa
, cha nf Egypt-are points which information is sc
10 be acquired. Meanwhile, the subject is fruitful II
speculation. hurried visit paid by Mr. Waghor
10 Consan,inope has been noticed He saw Lord Pom
sonby and Chosrew Pacha. and then returned to AK
andria /, is supposed, that he was emlssary OF Me
hemst Ali
The American Minister and Mrs. Stevenson were o
visit to Earl Fitzwilliam. al his magnificent seat II
Yorkshire From thence they would 60 10 Rahy Castle
and afterwards TO the Earl and Countess Of Carlisle
visit.
Mr. WHEATON. the American minister at Berlin, ho
brought To a successful termination the negotiation
which have been long pending respecting the media
ton between The United States and the Republic O
Mexico The King Of Prussia al first heslnled TO accep
The mediation rendered to him by The two TRANSATLANTIC
, Rpn On If he
delicacy of the question in dispute, Especially as grow
ing out Of the civil in 1r1as) but some of thes
, disputes having been amcably adjusted between TIL
parties, his Majesty has at last consented to name
Won RoeDne the Prussian minister in the United States
decide arbite in Of any difference of opinion
which might arise between The members of the mixe