The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-08-14
TIE MEETING.

We have stated already that six females
rescued from the '.William Brown" had
arrived at Germantown, their place of dcs-
tination i'll this ncighborhoot. We are
told that enc Of the company was not OF
the family that had come to make their
homc in Germantown. She was young
woman whose mother fourteen years be-
fore had come from Scotland to tins coun-
try, and The daughter thought She had on
. " To come to America to find her parent.
Their common sulierings had attached
her to the other five females, and they
uook up their abode in Germantown, the
Young woman asCertaning very soon that
she was not likely to find her mother
quite as readily as she had supposed
She accordingly looked about for work
Ito earn IA living. Shortly after her arrival,
she was visited, among many others, by
,an elderly lady from Manayunk, who
came 10 enquire after the rescued suffer-
rrs generally, did to heir More pariia"-
liars ii those who were lost with the ship
aud from the boat. Having heard the oft
repeated story, the old lady vcntured to
make one particular enquiry:
',Was Nary--on board the William
Brown"
Yes, she was"
The next question dropt TREMENDOUSLY
arom her lips:
''Was She suvcd?'
"lcs, | am shc.n
"My chidn' exclaimed the mother.
And so the old lady supplied her daugh-
ter with home, which she was about to
earn among sfrangerS-U. $. Ga:eHe.
The RoTncuILDS.-ln Hunts Mcr.
ahan:'s Magazine, we found some brief
particulars relative to the Rothchld fami
". The oldest brc thcr, .amsol, died at
Franklort-on-thc-main, in $50, aged rs
Solomon, the second brother, now aged
66, resides at Vienna .Nnihan, the third
brother, aged SO, has resided since l79S
IN London. ChorIcs, aged 50, lives at
Naples. J"co1, the youngest, aged 1s,
rs IA resident i'll Paris. The choirc of diff
Iierent cities for their usual residences, al
fords them great financial facilities. Dis
lance has never weakened their fro ,.,., Il
bus;uoss Is '"i' ~ w. Al important
"a o'.' ''''' :, uausactcd hv ,,ncm, under rules
...,n,diSncd between. them, or after consul
iation.--Onc of their rules of business is
worthy of universal adoption; and would
often insure succc's in cases whore d.
Trent course in wolves disaster. 1t is: 'not
10 seek IN excessive proitin any undertake
in ITO as sign certain limits to every enter
prize they can de-, to make themselves in
de pendent ofthc play of accidents" The
father of this remarkable family died al
ra1lkiort-on-thc-main in 1872, in the
06th year of his are. On his death bed
he cal ed his children about him, received
their promise thatthcy wouldno change
their religion, authenticated the invollablr
concord which they have ever preserved
The father was a great banker before
them, though he commenced lie as poor
school maslcr, and became a dealer in
ancient coin to the ririnosi' The sons
in the twelve years following, 1872, ne
rotated over twelve millions Of llorins
with different European powers; besides
trans! ent operations, temporary acccptan-
to more than the same amount.
r. bld now an actual power superior
TO that of many potcntates. Their COM
ncrcial integrity was never sullicd, and
they present the rare spectacle of active
millionarics, against whom envy even can
cite no serious cllargcs.-Dctracton ls
always expected by the remarkably sue
ccsslul;' but the brothers Rothcl'lds ap-