Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18

heuse. To which we have alluded, leh that MANY u
their inreien and valuable agencies might be DIVER
ted from them through the United States Bank aeen
ey IN London and the London house. also, TIA
They might lose of their most profitable agen-
eies from this country through the same channel
1 But let MS look nj the chain of eonnexion between
these houses. The New \ OK and London houses,
II Is well Known are correspondents aud agents oi
each other; and tho London Paris. aud I'm ,tefdan,
houses ieputed 10 have becn correspondents and
agents ol each other for n long series OF years n
mother TACT informed of Is, that, senis
ago. The bank. NJ the suggestion or request OF The
! London house changed their agent IN Paris from
Their Then correspondent the house which recent
! !. dlshonoed then bills. Who read all ihesn
iaels aud trace the chain OF conpex,on chhioF NH
not be satisfied thai the whole Affair has been the re-
sui 81 u lul understanding aud concerted plan
That foreigners should conspife together 10 elect
such Objects isnot, 10 us, the least surprising
bnl that Americans should Join with them does,
indeed, excite orr SPECIAL wonder. We could name
many beside The New Nofk house who have become
volunteer adiunets 10 those who were Engaged IN tins
sNstemauaed prosecutions We will name tao=-lle
NV OH journal of Commerce aud the " Washing
Ton Globe. whose columns iuinlsh the proof 10 sns-
tain assertions.
Let every American oi eandor. who possess one
paltlelo o 1--we of his country, reflect bnI ior
men, AMI see The deep wound winch the ihl OF the
Bank Of the |. States must inevitably have Inflicted
on Its character It's institutions, and ITS eaens. aud
thensay whethe, II would ailoid them cause Tor eS
ultaiton OF rejoicing. We regard lie cause n The
bank. IN this ease the oil the whole County,
Ion, had tho bank fallen. there Interest nv
an individual, IN II that would not hHa been d,sas
lrouss affected by such event.
The following letter to Mr.. Dunlap, President Of
The is. Bank s published III the philadelphla
United States Gaz5tte 81 the 9Th inst. II ranu h,
The Great Western, hut WAS not delivered AT the
usual time:
pARIs ODD Sept. 1899
To The President II The bank Of The United States
Ihidddphta.
Mr.. President We have tho honor 10 inform
YOU that We have arranged with Mr.. Jandon To nc
eept Tor your account The amount Of 5,500,00O
francs, your drafts on the Messts. Hatlineuers
which renamed IN suspense. We take IL lor grant
ed that Mr. Jaodon will have informed you Of tho NJ.
Engagements entered into by "lh him inr this pur-
pose and consequently consider II unnecessary Ia |
feeap'iolato them here, limiting ourselves fur
n,sh,ne you. on the other SIDE. memorandum al |
such oi your drafts have been lief, IN hands
day 10 be clothed with our acceptance.
WeRrc happy, Mr.. President 10 have found an
opportunity 10 give you proof OF your high con
snlefaon Tor the establishment over which you |
preside aud 10 have been able, ~ The iino. Ia
arrest the disastrous effects which this refusal OF
eeptance on the pafl oi Mcssrs lloulngucrs be-
glnng 10 produce IL oni place, we'll Ia Lyons.
by many holders OF ,onr bulls, who. pressed by lhclr
necessltlos immediate realization Of their funds
worr offering PAT with these securities at "A loss
the discoun
We shall correspond with MI. Jandon in every
thing concerning our aeeepianoes account, |
III conformity TO ms request made In ns, that we
shall mol be obliged 10 trouble you with details fela
tive 10 lhl. operation, except IN case III new insfoc-
tons your part.
We present 10 YOU. Mr.. President, assurances of
our most distinguished consideration.
(SIgned) DE ROTHSCulLD. Geres.
A. DE KOFllSCllILD.