Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-09

the COnseiVaiVe statesmen, whose cOn-
CilistOry language alone prevented anplh-
er tremendous outrage Of befpereni tx
cliemeut at Paris.- Morning. Post
Money bfarEtE-Thep pubic securities
we're much depressed, and TN The LIST, by
the intelligence received in London, re-
specliug The United States Bank. The
sales of the Saturday previous, to the
extent Of fi0.0CO, had some il fluenco
on the prices &C stock. The Shipping
aud Commercial Gazette Of the 6rst,
SAYS:
The news from the United States, Of
the 6lh inst, has caused much dis ppoinl'
ment here. II is now considered quite
ont Of The question that the United States
Bank can resume specie payments, and
we're il not Tor the unfortunate shareh"l'
ders, many parties cOnsideril would he
a relief 10 The commercial interests OF
the institution we're il wound up aliOgeih-
er, anda stable One founded on is En-
ins. The letters aud advices are anH'
iOusIy rxpet ted on account OfthS dSt1,ls
hey will furnish respecting the probable
effects Of the hank beng able 10 maintain
specie payments.
| LONDON, Feb. 4.-By the letters from
Manchester il appears tia, tho last advl'
ceS fIom New York have lad some iniiu'
ence in checking The rising activity IN
the pnwerloom goods market. All de-
scripIons Of goods which were Plrllcn
larly adopted To the consumption OF the
United States, have hccOme nearly uh-
marketable, and some orders gwen ""'
on contract a short time back have been
counternanded. For Turkey AVID Grce'e,
which are chiefly supplied with hand ! IN
goods, the demand was fully kept mp, Tn"
complaints ofa sCarc',y Of money seem
10 have ceased. and tn insure The fall de-
velrpment nr that prosperous trade. 1T
which the Indications have been so man''
Css, for some time past. nothing appears
,o bo wanting Int . steady we'll regulated
currency, so that merchants might pr"
ceed with their operations without lra'
of being undermined bv sorne "' the
"stringpn," operumns. which few hr'
able 10 discern hefhre they actually take
place Ofthe B,uk "f England. If such
state Of things could he established. the
Temporary cessation Of the d'mdnl fror
any one quarter could hnrd'y he refa'rPt
10. as il has hpt in The prrS'nI accounts
as an event or anv implrIancc.
MELAxCmoLy WRECK Of A STEAMER
The London papers give intelligence "I
the loss 0r The Thnmps steamer from
DnbIin, bound 10 London, on the ScIy
sI,nd.. in cous, qpence "f mis'aking
| St Agnes Lights for the l.ongsh'ps.
The vessel went 10 pieces, and o."
csp,aiu. passengers. officers, aud crew
we're all drnw I'd. with The exception Of
one seaman. who rlung TO fragment "f
The wreck, and was drified On ledge OF
rocks.
From thp Dublin ErrHing Mail
STATE uF IRELAND The state "rthe
county IS truly lamen,all"; il was never
much wuIse in the golden dAvs Of Tom
y .eIe Ihe PacifCatUr in Chier-n"r N
the most halryon weather Of Norm,nhy
,he TranuuiIs ser General, Carlow mud
Wicklow are threa'pned With raFrassing
M, &C.: in the Inrmer Ievelled against the
landlord, aud tie tPnlnls who SifPp"rrd
them At ,ke late election in The latter
,sinst the cOnIraciors for bnilding the
dsuct w0rkhollse for The pnor. We have
also The account uf murler perpe'rated
in ihe county OG Kilkenny, AMI very
mysterious repnris arc in chcula'i"n,
lourhing The dealhof a priest. the. Rev.
VILLAIN Dbwncs, OC Pdrrickswell, IN IN"
uunly OG Limerick. who is now surpassed
10 have hepni d into ambush and h1'ba.
rously murdered, by some m'srreants "I
his Owu persuasion, whose crimes he had
denounced from The altar,
VIENNA, Jan. 25-The Sudan has
determined to grant Mrhemil All the
PashaIic Of Egypt herrditaroly. on condi-
lion that Lie Vicrroy's subMiSsiOH be
sincere and complete. This delermina-
lion Of the Sultan is expressed under The
form Ofa haii snheritf, which was des-
patched oh lhe i2th ull. tn The Imperial
Commissary, MazloWm Bay, At AleSan.
dria. This intelligence Occasiuned a
considerable rise ia Tho funds ut Vienna
On The 2lIh ult.
! According n letter form Mia, quo,
ted by lhe SGd de- Marsiclies, it was
SrhpiiH' Pasha, the Egyptian GUvernOr
OF Damascus who aus put To dcS'h by
lbrnhinI's orders, "SecSuse he had been
detected in lreasUnabls correspondence
with the Marnniies."
LONDON, Feb. Letters from Bey
rOut Of the 2lst, received via Smyrna
confirm ihe'dspariure Ofthe Turkish . IN,
| (l2, 900, slrone) for ZIhle, where il VS.
10 be joined by an equal number Of maln.
laineers. Il was said That immediately
afer ihe Junction &c these Two corps
military operations would COmmence
against Damascus.
FRANCE.
| M nj. ,,.,,ars Of tha 9lat Ian aFa