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


i.oa,s Philippe It'll tbin1. OF marf, ing Of Ia.
sons o ile Queen Of SPAN.
The Imperial Bank Manchester has stopped pay
noni.
Peer Bacon. slo,kbraksr, las left London Uni
stt-ny sI20.00O
\ Id aged ,ateen Threw himself uiT the monu-
ment on the 18Th 81 October, and sas dashed 10
pieces.
The Rosal Exchange i 10 be commenced lmme-
daiely aud finished "a three years.
Earl Durham Is TO be smbassador esiraofdin-
afy 10 Turkey.
Mr.. de Pten,ais has been elevated to lhe French
prerage. aud s be sent ambassador extraordinary
10 Turkey.
Van Ambufg WAS wounded by asonng lion, with
which lie going through the usual pc Tor nauee
At ihe Porte st. Mauin Theatre ~ Pans. lie ac.
elientally hut' the animal. which iurned upon lif-
aud claW ed 81 1t las leg-Neyeuhrss, Van Am
bnfgh went through the pefiOrmenee. and put his
head 10 the sauc hons mouth.
10 Eulshd. IN the 10Th Of October. they were es-
pecung that the Philadelphia Banks would suspend.
Mr.. Blauqu'. gentleman Of good iamiIy whp is
charged With being party To the insuueci'nH Al Pa
rs IN May last arrested IN til esgi'ai, on his
return from London.
Correp0aaeHee Of ne Cour,,rsaa Enquirer.
Lospos October l5h go.
The money marx II Of London remains without
improvement Of any real or substantial Kind. Capt
tai IS stli lsld very cautious a. d alarmed
ner: discounts remain al the same high rates. and
tie same uneettsiaiy exists as To the prospect OF
suspension Of cash payments by the Banks Of Eng
Land, the probability OF early issue Of Que and
Two pound notrs.
The whole state II monetary ofT.ifs would lead 10
The suprosition that the Bank d England cannot
very long hold ouI Ia the efforts avoid suspen-
sion al cash payments, and though the fine weather
Of October has caused more exhraing views TO be
Observable on the st9ck exchange, II Is more than
p,obable tiaf. ~Ith the gloomy weather Of Nosem-
her these views will be changed and that the zeal
sui OF the harvest will lead TO TINT suspension oil
payments, The consequences OF whish are uudoubt-
edly viewed with too much alarm. and which would
be really asd truly the most beneficial change
which could Occur al the present time.
Connected 30 city with the prospects OF the
money market. tie state and result oil the haryes
oil The present year. Ga this subject YOU will fad
great variety oil opinions and reports IN The English
J99tnas winch the Great Western will take oul
the rear state d he county IS probably the same
OF IN some degree worse than at the conclusion OF
lie harvest Of 1888 As governed by the tempera.
iGre OF the summer aud autumn. the crops of gram
must be taken IS certainly not better than those Of
tue preceding year, but they. III all probability
are incliung 10 the favorable views which have been
endeayored 10 be propagated on the stock exchanges
Tor whist IN 1888, the autumn became at Ienptl
warm and favorable, aud every description Of pt,in
secured, though found 10 he sitefwar!s .e6ricu,
IN the Yield on the other h1uj, t,rz, ,e ,cno,,s
from numerous districts, par, uiarly those lending
to mGnn''inoas. !o"' la quantities Of grain
situated cc,.,.s " a. ''Y'
OF H. -, t ',,,',,,. 81 -,
1 ,,sal,.. c ,li NJ -
.ott,nn of snrct,or ta5.isn .,,i, THO 40
/ e,,,,s Gn, II,I 49,. - r..,'tIa H.,
g., ,, ,,, n 10 IT, - - e. -,
IL, c,,,,,,,,, tbo ,,c,,b,, 40. ,lro,'oI,, ,,h,
b,. be,a ,a,oy and ,ald ,nd ,cf,,I,9,r -, an, ,,,
e,,i D,,l,n 80, 800, Wv w. w, i,"
- Tho h,,ves, 81 I,.t,,d vii h.. dGcn, H., 80
b,lf. ,,d ,,stc al al tl, ,,.,,,,I ,rn,l ,,,,,; =,
/ Eni,,i :, yt,n unn - = ,,ia,.. ono oon
/ n,,a,,,,. a. ,,,. ,, 1an1,l,, ln,aI :, - -
r.n no exn.,,,d C,o,, I,,ianJ G,, N,l,o x ,.ala
mootbs :"
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the ,esnI, nj rho L,,yes, az I,n5 -
acco,n, az rho ,,oYnee,. IVY 's'',a
nv and i,di,sc,lv ,,,,,, ,,,n,aoo. i.,' ~ .''
10, nf E,,l,nI C,, ,h,. nox, IL.
/ trt,,o,,,h,u, H. u Ia, ,.,.,.a A., -,
he.n ,nn,e han tho usn,I ,ve,,,. a, r H. 49,
/ 1vo,nble f,n,,scn,,ii,,,s 7n IL ,,,,,, II,
/ cnunt,, nm Tho RlacL Co. =, l,anL, r. a,;I :,
,h,ouphont ihe sn,nne, ,aJ a,,,,,, a''I H., 49,
,rro,I,n, "a m. I,,aa, -, ""u VIC ',oPs'
been SO defieeut ,ha, scarcely ma. ..o,,,,n -
wheat is expected TO be sunnlieJ FINN ,h, usually
very active port The stock Of old Fnal;sh o,a,n
of every deset,piop Is consumed al,,os9 IN en,,,e
exhnuslIon--and The stock of bou,lcd coY, ,cco,,o
to the last returns was no, canal /, III. co,.n,nn
ton OF The ingdom Tor even single 5,y "a osI,n,a
ted for the suppo,t Of man ,n5 49, ~
Whole ouan,ily IN bond - Sa,,a ' W., ''e
36o Gas onatis,s R,,leY 7or9 a.. e. 80, " ,'".
/ 7ss . Beans % Gao pe,s 90 ,oc rt - az,
ewt From nil ,uis :, nov 90, - $3.50 -
eludcd than Tho b,,yfst j. NH ~ ~"
than that of lsqs . ,h,, Ito isI',, ~ -
u cnpsiIe,,bly mara oo,,,,,a,a, IT,. o " e 80.