Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24

Che ,v under the command Ol WI. iN'"''''
c;y.d = commission IN the Belgian service
ri. ronch p,pcrs state that the diSorg '''z'''"" u
a. ,,,,,ry force of France had been agreed - '"u,
al AL Human insists on tie Army '''"s 49,, Ina
500 00C men, and the Navy 10 Ten sh'ls"' wy
,,hl Sont hesi,ates 10 accede to the ccns' Ss's w
manded OF hun. go, ., 30 .,,ord;a in Pans
ne .dy;ces from Madrid SPAIN of 25'h ult, state
,,,, Government had positively announced l's de'ef
m;na,ion to pay of the two years interest Que Q" ''
old Indemnity Bonds ,.,
the German papers received via Paris contain niue
news Of interest Prince Metern'ch arrived at Co.
blen,z on the 25h ult, on his way 10 Cologne DA'o
Ro,bschild had arrived al Frankfort n =,
According to the "Augburg Gazette hemet All All
has offered to resign in favor Of hls son Vfehii -"
condition OF being appointed Grand Nz''' WIN us
view of assisting the Sultan in the reg :. =;
Ottoman empire, but the propcsa! hah we -
crsnc. nj which we're present the ambassadors VI
| :, , ucrs Tahir Pacha the pnc'bcator oil Gan
a ,nlked Of as the future Grand \zler and was
daily expected ,, ON Sw;ss radicals
attended the meeting IN favor oi 'ie 80 " n
The President of the Grand Councii o hrSau nao -
a,"a = nrocoma,ion 10 the Swiss people, setting the
Fp,xcr-The French papers contain no important
intelligence The Temps gives out .he .rpoi' va.
anJ MM Mole and Lamarne as likely TO come INTO
ofce We doubt that there is any foundation Tor Inc
report ,,,cb
attention in the public aud in the Cabinet lie Conn
,rce an opuosi,,on paper speaks in favor OF dlmlhu
inn or the Army, but recommends on increase oil The
Navy. , -, ~
SAYS that the CoTtes not expected 10
meet in December, announced by The RHINE MI
Mister Gonzales. d.,
alarming accounts to-day. At Manchester there nave
n. az, art,as
manufacturing business, whose credits have been sus
| oen1,d by the embarIassmen;s ot some OF the hahhs
there upon which they had bceg III the habit OF ue
pendlg At Liverpool there IRE also three iaiuies
a large scale, but It is believed mat none u -
turn ont 10 be very rninous in their final iquIua'''
All this mischief will increase the distress VI ~. r.
ratges by reducing still further the means o e"p'o'
n ment as we'll as the rate Of wages
I;rrrbool Cation hafhe, SlR T.
Th Le n.ned with coms dcrable animation, the
total soles being 5000 bales No Improvement IN prices
"N Iircrpool Corn Ftchange.
r, Sc,t I'd We had rather more inquiry al
: ~; mornings market for Wheat and Flour, both Tree
"a !, lond and in the few sales which have taken
ulaca The prices of Tuesday last were obtained Oats
nd Oatmeal were each dull Of sale, but al no decline
, on their previous value
Other articles in the trade met with but little alien
n tion md no change prices from the quotations "i
(From Tie Sta York Star
The political intelligence brought by the laleaohia
i of very little interest The Cabinet had been
,ppointed and the usual official changes consequent
on a change of Ministry, made. Lord Aberdeen is
the new Secretary for Foreign Affairs. HIS Lordshi
has never distinguished himself as statesman, and
was generally considered one OF the weakest men III
the Cabinet when he held the same oihce during ihe
Premiership of Wellington He was always, however
an advocate &C pacific policy. Lord Sydenham has re-
signed the Governor Generashp Of Canada, and on the
ID ins,an, Sir Howard Douglas was gazetted as ms
successor.
trade amounting, j, was believed, 10 more than one
million sterling in the aggregate. The price oil Cotton
remained about the same when the Western sailed
but the sales small general gloom peTvadec
1.-The Cotton market, consequence OF the failures II
the trade Commercial matters, generally were look
ing little brighter. The weather was extremely IA
vorabe for harvesting, and the gram rapidly disap
nearing from The fields Strong hope was ENTERTAINED
that the Tory Ministry would reform the Corn Laws
News had been received from China, to the 2lth o
Nav by an overland mail, which left Bombay on The
10Th of July. The Emperor still talking daggt re-
but using none Some Of the papers throw dscredi
on the intelligence by this arrival The information wa
transmitted by telegraph from Alarsei!les
The Times of the Sd, doubts lis authenticity, AM
publishes accounts from Canton, received by aransen
vessel from the Cape Of Good Hope, Of the same ta
as the latest received here. 49,
NINETY THOUSAND noLLA Esfasf .To ,fHlsr. $.
We have not had leisure time past TO pay on
respects TO the monster, hose fall has inervened be
tween the two ycioes Like Others have marvellet
at the doomed and ted folly of stockholders who cou
leave and still do leave. the remains OF their stock to h
eaten up by the Bdde crew-a crew now IN possession
the wrecks Of the Bank, and who will be able TO linz
pickngs for several years On the bones anu ona W.
circumstances have Just turned attention 10 H. first
Mr. Benton's calls fer the amount lost ~ the u. ;.
which turns 10 be 100000: Mr.. Ewing having neglect
ed to collect that amount during The SIX months that N
!, was in the Treasury THIS preliminary robbery of TIT
Treasury is fit introduction for Mr. Baya.ds motion
TO rescind the expunging souilon which WAS met D.
the amendatory motion Of Mr. Benton, which W. have
n published. II strikes very remarkable that tn
monster should choose the present time TO bring he'
self into notice, by attempting to revive her sentence
of condemna ton against President Jackson and that
trustee of herself should be the agent 10 do it, Mr.
Bayurd is trustee of the Bank: and, in moving TO
scnd the expungng rcsoluton he moves TO revive the
, condemnatory resolution which the Bank had pro-
nounced against General Jackson, for taking the pco
pie 6 money away fran her. Al this is very remark
able, and doubtless will give rise 10 debates worth
1 bearing next winter when Mr.. Bayards notion and
Mr.. Benton j amendment, come 10 be argued Ii will
be a "sght ,eorih seeing" 10 Rlddles Bank now
dead carcass on The stock exchange alive and active on
the political stage! attacking Jackson again in the Sc
nate of the u s., and setting upon him the whole tribes
of her attorneys, debtors, hirelings, and retaners-
But that is not he point we have now in view; our in
tent is 10 show the $40 goo lost by Mr. Ewing manage
ment, and to ask how much would have been lost by
2 pos'tes, and given his VETO; How much would the
loss have been had 1t not hscn for those noble acts
that great man. We ansNe: all that has been lost IL
the stockholders and the public; for what has fallen
upon Mem would have fallen upon the people Of The
> L. S, if jackson had not prevented it The stock
holders and tie public have lost about fifty millions
and that would have been The loss Of the u S if the
connection with the institution had continued. The
loss is, f>', tie capital, thryfve uillions second
the prcmi',n n the capital soy - per cent or near
nine millions more third, the surplus profits stated
six Millions and fourth The depreciation on notes
above 30 per cent, and amounting in the whole
to several millions. The totality IS above fifty mil
lions y,t the plunderers Of this Bank are row fu
driving Mr. TYLER from The Presidency because lie ha.
denied them another Bank to plumber; and they 90
ing TO attack Jackson again next winter. What AIDA
city! What intrepid, undauned, daring vil!any,
[Gjobe.
OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT,
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