True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13
by the Government Express.
OFFICE OF THE CouR. AND ENKuIRER. D
New York, April |, 3n-m., (
LATER ERi)lI LrNf, tN'h.

lLtt Ell FROM ENGLAND.
The pack ct ship Sheffield, Catain Allen, is ar
rived. She brings us London and Liverpool dates
of the 1lth utinio.i 8,
our extracts .onthe subject Of the London mo.
ney market, will be found to be as full as posi-
Die. On the whole it appears TO US that the great
crisis has passed there. The cotton marke how
ever is still DOPING. "
The question OF Lower Canada has been broupht
by Ministers before the House of Commons, In
the shape ota series of resolutions, the effect of
which ia TO refuse the demands made by tbs ma
!oH,y Inthefouse OF Assembly of that province
WnecoPy INC remarks OF the London Times on
the subject.
. Tire nfiairs Of Texas have MISC been heiore the
House. The Ministers opposed the production
OF any papers in relation to them, and were sup,
ported by majority. r.s I7,'t
I. Ministers in France had been left in minority
OF one OF Government question, but ii was said
would not resign in consequence
From Spain there is nothing of importance.
LONDON, March 10, 1887.
MONEY MARKETS.
CITY.-Wc have no particular change to. advise
regarding the transactions of comm cree and The
Money market Most of the principle articles Of
msrchandise are no. of easy sale, and generally
at improving prices, which, of course, gives preat,
rclief to the legitimate trader, who has been suf-
fering SO much late from the general stayna-
-tion and fear of falling markets. 1t is also still
more satisfactory to know that this demand ses
from any spirit of speculation eneendered BY the
more abundant supply of money now in opera
ton.
As a set-of' against this, we must however.
csniess that credit aud confidence do not revive
50 fast could wish the great caniinIisis sill
show symptoms OF dTstrust, which time alone
may remedy; certainly the discredit is not likely
10 be removed by some ot the daily prints, which
show disposition 10 aggrayate the evil rather
than otherwise. We can-see no. good resulting
from such course; in times of difficulty it is the
duty otpublic men to lend their assistance TO
stem the torrent and alleviate the general distress
whilst contrary course will merit reproach and
detes,oton.
AS might naturally be expected, the accounts
from Liverpool, and the manufacturing districts
are OF more cheering character since'they heard
OF the change in circumstances here; we trust |
the extreme point of depression is now passed.
1t is currently reported that the bank of Eng. |
land, has again rejected large amount of bills |
offered to them for discount, but we can neither
contradict nor confirm the rumor. t
From, another Correspondent =
The faclittes to procure discounts of good poner |
have greatly increased within the last few Gays, |
many large houses, it is said, having received
larger amounts than alarms and difficulties had
led them 10 expect, have fortunately possessed
considerable sums that they could thus use for
short periods. This seassnabe relief NAV pro- |
duce the happlest effects as regards the end of
next week. =
LoNDoN, 10th March--Thursday evening.
ihefe We're symptoms apparent to-day ofsomc |
revival OF the uneasiness which was SO prevalent
during the whole OF the last week, on the subject |
OF the commercial crisis, and particularly relative
to the large amount of bills from America. which
will tall due in the mi Idle of The month, but we |
are inclined 10 believe that the provision made in
the beginning OF the month for engagements of
this description, is quite sufficient to cover all and
that the apprehension referred TO, does not resi-
al
ness OF the trading community arises witbotn
doubt, from the knowledge now generally diffi-
sed OF the nnture of the crisis through which we
have Just safely passed.
LONDON, March ll-Friday evening.
AS the peculiar situation of certain great CAM
lnercinl transactions has either taken Them ouIoi
the regular discount market, or narrowed the cir
Gle Of credit, there has been better sneply OF
money than usual, compared with the demand for
It, and this state oil things seems 10 have brought
some additional capital il'to the Stock Exchange
Tor employment. Government securities have OBJ
tanned for the time a decided preference over bills
Ut exchange. The Consol market WINS firm,
therefore, though but litile business was done !
The last quotations were 80 IA tdr money, and
'o q to w l-2 Tor the account. Exchcquer bills
we're at 23s.-to 3OS. Premium, utthuse Of small |,
imoknt were from 28s. to Bis premium; India |
Bonds have advanced to 2es to 3or. premium !;
Bank stock remains AT 207 10 to 203 10.
l3OUSE OF MMONS-March 8.
UNITED STATES NORTH AMERICA
BOUNDARY LINE.
MIR. Robnsan begged to ask the noble Lord
whether any progress had been made in the set
cement OF the question respecting the United
States' Boundary Line?
Lord Palmerslon said there had not. The qucs-
ion was sti the subject Of communications be-
ween the Governments of the two counties
lie believed that both governments were actua' el
~ an earnest desire TO bring the matter 10 an am
cable conclusion, but difficulties had arisen in
art out of the different forms of the two. Govern
ncnts, which had delayed the, settlement till
low. - - s.,.
SECOND SALE OF LOTS AT PENSACOLA
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