Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-25
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N-wYosE Oct 81 The Duchesse orleans INV nv
packet is below She brings accounts OF la.i ad =,
by two or three days Her papers are no' !e'
The newspaper Offices, but passengers 'eP''' "'7
new either political or commercial
munn he passengers in the Duchcsse o''ra"s' ny
The HIM Gro " Dallas, Minister TO Russia, us NY
children md servants. and Samuel bfasheaiS' ~
yrGr city. " ,:h :, ,os
Nancy is scarcer and scarcer did not think II PCS
SHE thu, II could be than It was on o''u'uay
In, il s.rnrs that there is lower deep man INC NV" %
t,,b The best auc,ioneei s paper IS dong al rom
3 per cent discount per monlh, ana Gi!lcu'' !" ''
pnrclascrs even that Failures are spoken "i' ol
have moi sufficient information I" Jesly Inc ID giving
names -
ch7rce l., day; Western shares are much i"wcr many
firrd bu, no buyers; the e that was done 10 shrm
WINS at a decline OF per cent
Sou,e Of the Banks here decline making collections 10
future in Philadelphia, Baltimore, Butio, ana al 'i'e
Southern and Western States.
Exchange "a Philadelphia and Baltimore has improved;
some has been taken as low as lll ne alt qnGu,on
would be- l0al2 Nqthng doing IL excha nge, SCUM OF
Baltimore Philade phla money Is also mrihins ott
Ter being freely discounted at discount oi lZai@ -
per cent .
PAPER now The prime raj medium Of circulation Mony
81 the banks which received them having refused 10 d.
so any longer 1t is understood, ho"eSes that tiis h-
fcuIty Will be bet temporary .
there IS not The least probability that the New York
Banks will suspend specie payments on lhisyou may
rely.
business gene rally very dali. Western flour has de-
cliued to 81.
Srtc,E COMING The New Orleans Bee states that
eight hundred thousand dollars IN specie had been emp
prd from Tint por, Philadelphia, for the use OF The
United States Ba nf and that HUNDRED and hity ou
sand more ready be shipped for h= same des!l'
nation Phiad e S Gazette
(From HE y y Ercning Past, cj OFT go
FROM n.yRE The packe, ship Duchess Orleans,
Captain Richardson, which arrived here yesterday,
BROUGHT intelligence fTum lavre late as The 2Oh ut
and from Paris the day before. Tie news. which is
srvpra hours later than that received by me way OF
England, is not Of much Importance The faiis Mes
srser speaking Of the refusal of The Messrs iotngenr
accept The bills of The United States Bank says ne
house Of hlessrs Rothschds which held Il great part
Of the bills presented for acceptance 10 Msssrs ollin
prur Il Co las interviewed IN support "t the .ioHor OIL
the American signatures The bills, when ahon,' 10
ten millions rr which only two millions and hall haze
been presented up this time TO hesSrs llotllngeur,
have been accepted by hessrs. Rolhschd. II is stated
that The refusal 10 accept by tie house Of ottngeur,
arose from the circumstance OF the bills oil adng oil e
cotton which 10 serve as guarantee Tor the bis
drawn BY the United States, nj having been sent with
The letters Of advice which stated simply that The cot
ton hch was 10 be consigned To Messrs. HOtlingeur
purchased, and would be Gent by The ifs vessels
By the arrangement, which has taken place, the cotton
which was expected in London and Havre, VII! be con
signed 10 Mrssrs Rohschild
The Moni,eur states tina, before the French govern
come 10 any dtHhIllVe RESOLUTION Us W
reform the prison STEM il has waited Tor The reports
of intelligent ho have been despatched 10 Italy
Germany, Switzerland, Belgium Holland. England, aud
tie United States for the purpose oil studying The pr
son discipline in those countrcs
A meeting of the biologists 81 France and England is
held at Bouogne. mcr, where The philosophers are
exploring the coal and iron fields Of the netghbo'rg
districts. Among the English geoogsls present are
DR. auckland and Mr. Murcheson.
The y Y Journal Of Commerce says, 1--WE have seen
HAVE cHrS of The 2ls which speak ct the honor OF
the bills rejected by ict!IngGer Go as question yet
undetermined. One Of them reads thus:
"HAyRE, Sept 81, 1880
up 10 las, evening The bills had rot been accepted
and il is now ascertained that nothing will be done until
the of of TIE partners Of Messrs Rohschid
81 Co who is absent from PGris
The Journal du Harre Of the goth September, under
the head of "Bourse de Paris 18Th. quotes per cent
stocks 1865 10 80 per cent el, Bank Of France
27&5, ESQ, and adds, cuisines vas calm this day i
announced that The principal banking houses wish
ing 10 prevent the embarrassmfnts which would result
from the Of The Bill Of Exchargr drawn by tn.
! Bank Of the United States, tesrous OF acting II
concert with the houses Of RohsciI!d
Sales of Cotton a, havre. 10Th Srp,-29 bales Lou
Islam Cotton 81 nc; 80 Georgia Uplands t. l'2 %
RECoGYrrIoT OF TEXAS EY FRANCE.
The latest French journals which have been received
Texas and France II is said 10 haze been negotiated b,
| Mr. Edward Pontois who was lately in Tins city as h'
Envoy Extraordinary o! France and Mr. Henderson. Ii
agent Of Texas Paris Mr. Pun,os visited FHris IN July
! intending return TO his rncuns here this winter
The report Of The public journals is, hat he has beer
! appointed Ambassador 10 The Sublime Porte and ta
Admiral the Baron de Roussin, the actual French Minis
ter al that court, will take command Of the Med,erra
mean squadron There would 10 be much propre
ly in thus conidng the French squadron 10 The Baor
de Roussin who must have acquired an intimate know
Ledge Of The relative interests of The great parties TO the
oren,a! question: which agtaIes HE Eastern world
as well as the Continent of EnrOpe.
In relation TO Texas, lind the following remarks
/ in a late French journal:
"The Efforts OF Mexico regain possession Of Texas
/ must be unavailng. The independence of thai country
! has bren achieved This young republic is marching
forward with steps which ousirip The wonderful deve
lopement Of her elder sister of The North, Quilted
States She is happy, TOO, in not having at her doors
diplomacy TO strange IN the cradle her infant struggles
France had favorable opportunity to attach Texas
Ia her for ever, al The time Of our Mexican expedition
Our first should have been TO recognise promptly The
! independence Of Texas from which should lave de.
rived important commercial advantages. We should a!
least have gained this important benefit from the pre-
sence of our squadron in the Gulf of Mexico When
The Spanish colonies had rendered themselves de tacto
! ndepen denl France should at have recognised
their indie pendence and thus have secured large
! kcts FOR her manufactures and commerce. Texas pre-.
! cents these advantages on q smaller scale
| "Wh little longer delay in his matter, and England
| will seize what is now offered 10 France.
1--WE are interested Texas politically ns we'll ns
commercially. The uea,ion of Mexican province
BY the Americans is the prelude Of great event which
day be uccolnp lIshed toreeHs tie final r.
putsion IF HE Spanish from North .7merica The
Foridas ard now they have seized Texas The spirit
of conquest which The Americans have inherited from
their ancestors, will carry them forward TO Panama
~sH-~--=
(From The a. Y E. Post, Oct 2l)
FRoM CaSToS The ship Hora'io, Capt Rowland,
arrived in this city on Saturday night bringing Canton
papers as late os The lil Of June An imperial cdct
has been issued, approving OF the surrenderng Of the