The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-30
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Monday, Dec. 2a-8 r. NJ.
Ne4y oeoioea Improvement has taken place in The
'oeA "aAe' quotations for ell the fancies up
10 three per cent Norwich Worcester advanced per
cent hf1e INK III Reading RR 81; Morris Canal 2; Far
Inors Loan Il Pennsylvani SIS IL; unoi, ga 1; Long
and q canton Il Harlem u stonngton closed firm a.
saturdays prices; and Mohawk fell off / per cent
Inc sales were quite large the improvement and the
."he' III every respect has become more buoyant than
mas been experienced for a long tme
he pr sent position of political and financial affairs
los country is highly interesting and the result
no "o'eeh.o going on in the political and financial
oques OF TINS CITY, will be of very important charae
A"e ieaaerS in the two political parties conferred
81 the seat of Gov eminent have n very dean oamo q
here dll without doubt be more euyring
" u ou' u sngress, in relation to the many impor.
s before the country than has been known
=. 10Th parties have great points to gain and
party 1.-The minority will be compelled to make up
-, chip what they want in strength. The whie
- % some deep schemes planned, and nearly ma.
- .ndthere are some bold in the ranks that will
1s' ths most unfavorable circumstances accomp,;sh
90, Sat DEAL That party have two important movements
~ 8aSe-the hrst the deft at Of the bTreasury and
= second is the preservation of the present tariff
So, e Dahso i TINS CITY stand in very critical position.
ihey nre surrounded with difficulties from which thew
can only relieve Themselves by desperate effort and
they Will not hesitate momant ahor. s,.: -
may DC necessary. The danger Of losing their dane
ses from the government and those belonging TO indi
inc depreciation in the value about 81 900 600
oen' Ao'o as security, and owned by them invest
e' move oonPeied them to pause in the course they
were pursuing and devise WAYS and mean. "a r.,;an
themselves from tho pressure and prosnects With h;,
they were surrounded The banks of this civ holding
government Geposites, have been compellsd 70 nac -
ne hahds OIL the Secretary Of the sury stocks f ~
States ana OF the General Government as ecur;tv for
,s " " .i' o.0ui'' tho Interest accruing Gil them
being retained by the banks, which with thu No. &c ~
equal amount OF government funds without interest have
given these institutions very large inceme from,
paratively small investment. This with IN. i, :. ~ -.
twenty millions OF individual deposites: the ~ o,h ,,
operations ana regular banking busr ass svs,,aa
INC net earnings oil these banks, dur ing tn. ma At v.ar n
"e anu ioufteeh per cent IN their CAPITALS The
90" u losing 'hese profitable resources has created
comoina'on among them for. the purpose of crushing
uai. =, - - 80 VI the government or of indvid
nj con,am,,,a,a to any extent, their depostes.
c,,n..,;or .t A., ~ the wing party to advocate, in
IA. con,rsc,;o 80 gar portion of the democratic party
Tho n,rno,o 80 agovernment loan of $50 900 oOO for
ac.,.o a., putting the country in better state f
olrHo- the votes of the wing Senators upon the re
ton .. Of Gov. Cass confirm the Above The war por
tur. the democratic party have in view the expendi
Oh large sum for the improvement and increase of
Jun hagoor defencos, while the whig party pominav
creation 81 large debt by the Government the preser
v@uon The tariff as il stands. defeat Of
tn9 SUP Treasury Should the Government into
tue market large loan il would be at the mer
ofhe banks AMI the capitalists and Sub Treasury
scheme would be virtually dead The Government
would not be able TO dispense with the existing tariff
but on the contrary, might be obliged increase the
average rate OF duty as they would require larger
venue then the present bill produces The probability
OF tho whig party perfecting all these plans as yet
very small, but that such movements are in contempa
ton no one can doubt who watches the tone of their
leading organs. very strong opposition to their plans
will be raised by the Senator from South Carolina Mr.
Calhoun. His original proposition in relation TO Oregon
VIII ma many suppore rs in and out of Congress He
wishes to put off all Legislation upon the question leav
ing the matter open as long as possible and leaving
for the people OF that section of country settle whom
ever it may to them appear necessary. Mr. Calhoun
proposes that this Government maintain mastery in
activity" in relation he matt r and fey vsars will
sunce to NIL that country with smigants from the sntes
VINO VIII biIng the question to crisis much more salts
isc'or1ly than could be arrived ia any other way
Within the past thirty years. ays Mr. Calhoun the tide
OF emigration has set to the Westward seven hundred
miles, end less time than that will suffice to cover the
shores of the Pacific Ocean with settle from the East
Then, and not till then, says Mr. Calhoun will be the
time to bring up the Subject of refusing a mutual
occupancy The Senator from South Carolina has
o'her otJecs IN view in striving to postpone 10
an INDEFINITE period, legislation upon the Oregon
qoesn0h. The hrst is his anxiety for the modid
cation and redu ston of the tariff, and the second
Is 'he regular ion of the financial policy of the
Government These things considered, by several
OF me nemo,tac Senators in Congress- of more vital
importance at this time than the settlement of the Ore
soo Aton After the hoydays over and business
shingon gets fairly under way there will be some
ssfs interesting plans developed as each clique will de.
hne its position and may look warm work among
the leaders Of both parties both in Senate and in the
House Of Representative.
New days since, we published statement showing
he the commerce of the Island of Cuba tho
past four years The annexed statement exhibits the
tradebe'ween that island and other nations
COMMENCE or CuB.--TRApr WITH OTHER N.r,or.-v.,rx
o. iMPoHrArioSs From EypoNrArIoSs TO rAcH NJ.
AND toBErGN VESSELS "' -'-''''~'