The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-24
Correspondence If tie Nat. Latcliigehcfr.

IL has been aSceTtdiDed tHat me Chi1u
States Treasury is indebted 10 Tho Bank oi
America nearly three millions cf dollars on
Treasury notes, which had been negotiated
there 40 raise the wind" The bank
loan to merchants amounts 10 about 81 800,
900. Now, IL does not look well m the
honorable powers in Washington 10 be talk
ing Of " loans, (" merchants in speculation
and debt" &c &c. &c. while such are the
facts. The audacity Of lheir lmpudence Is
rather novel, to say the .east There are
not bigger beggars on earth at the banks
Than 1.-The Government just now, II It
we're not for "bauk notes and "cTcGa
obtained Of banks, the President would 60
hungry to bed, if he had no other lucome
,hsn his SALARY. Ihrce millions IN dCH 10 .
baas, Divorce Of Bank ard State r
" UnhoIy alliance T" Ay, the office Of tie
Reccirer Geaerdi of The Chief commercial .
city in This rsry bank The dePosiles
there, too This the sub.Trcasury AN
let the Wbig orators" pour Into them
these facts, and arraien them on the i:Ibu
nal Of E" the stump" TIL they cease delusion
aud bumbug, or pay TO prtaciPte ioriIal
and SNOWY homage at the least.
II is generally believed BY the Wings Of
New York that, ii the Van Buren, party
had had serious belief Of their ability 10
elect Governor, they would have put in
he field the Hon. Sllas " Wright for with
him they would have thrown out signal OF
confidence 10 this aud other States. Mr..
Wright, it is also thought, would not stand
the expected defeat.
The Partners and Mechanics Bank Of
Michigan has PAID, It is stated, It's entire
debt to the United States BY a deposita m
the Bank Of America to The account Of tue
Receiver General Of this city,
The cry Of" British gold, originating IN
Albany, probably under tho handlwork Of
the Hon. Abijah Mann and the Postmaster
and ex State Comptroller Flugg, has reach
ed the Globe, you see. 1t has all along
oeen mysleriously whispered that The Ad
miuisiration had some great trump to play
before the election. This is supposed to
be il.
The stock market continues unsettled
There is nothing going on Of interest II The
city.
NEW YORK, SErT. ID.
The packet ship Eugland, from Liver
pool, which port she left August 7,h,
brought US important news last evening
from France. The news is but one or two
days later, but it amounts 10 good deal.
When the news OF the ratification Of the
treaty Of alliance by Prussia was received in
Paris, there was perfect panic on ihe ex
change. Numerous failures occurred, ard
the stocks fell seriously.
The most important item Of news though
! IS an attempted revolution IN France
Prince Louis Napoleon, who had been re.
! siding in England some time previous,
:, chartered British steamer, osteusibly for
an excursion Of pleasure along the British
coast. 10 tbs steamer, II appears, he en-
barked with fifty SIX followers, cigh, horses
:. and two carriages IL the Thames, on lhi
Both Juiv, and reached the coast Of France
off " imlropx, about three miles from Beu
: logne, on 9th August. Here the Uhol'
company landed, in uniform, some as gener
! al officers, others as laHCers and private
soldiers, will, tho number 10 painted on
their hats; that being the number Of the
regiment which al Strasburg bad formerly
Identified Itself 10 the cause Of Louis Napo
!. leon. Among those landed are the name;
!, IF Gen. Montholon, Col. Naudfey, Col. Par
y GUN, and Col. Delahorde. They marched
:, into Boulogne, shouting " NIve rEnper
. eur" and endeavored, without success It aP
pears, 10 enlist tho garrison, the officers O
which, running IN among the soldiers shout
! lug "Niye lie Roi, turned the scale against
Napoleon who, Gndlng the soldiers luke
warm, retrea;ed prcclpitateiy towards the
port, and embarked in 4 small boat VITA SO
j many Of his followers as TO cause its upset
tinr. The steamer was taken possession
of By the custom house officers, who, OF
bringing her into port, fortunately for tbs
Prince, found him clingIn. to buoy IN The
harbor, almost exhausted. Several Of hl,
followers were wouuded il is SAID, in the
water, and sank to rise no more; and 10 twC
hours after landing was effected, the great
: er part we're either prisoners IN the citadel
" shot, or dispersed. 4 French General
who YVES captured, wss stated to have dIec
Of his wounds,
The French journals are occupied witt
9 the affairs of Syria. The Debats argues
9 that the insurgents having abandoned resls
. lance, leaves Syria, as it was before, unde
q Mehcmet Ali, "who was always lis leg,tl
/ mate MASTER" The Commerce. thinks NJ
:, Theirs will yield on the Eastern question
q There is a rumor that The Chambers woul,
: be conyoked Sept. %.
g Money affairs 10 England were reported
to be on the Improvement, and the las
statements respecting the crops we're more
i favorable.
Z We have he speech of the King Of Hol
land, but il is without interest to US, treat
: ing chiefly Of alterations proposed IN tie
{ fundamental laws.
AT Liverpool on the 9TH, American Aour
: was one shilling cheaper than it had beer
/ for the week previous. No change in cot
ton. On the 9TH, at Liverpool, G,00(
: bales went of at steady prices, principally