New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-08
From -eha-ie, wi2-nc-, American yev,Le.:e-.
COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.

again, dnC 4 InOCsfdtr one IN ONE! so'ls OF Hlei
chandise all by public sale and all ior CONSUMPTION
and export, Prices continue steady tor nsariy all
articles. The Imports have been large. ana pa.t-
cularv from the East and West. Exports are IN
creasing, and large business, chiefly IN sugar Z
advertised onward.
although the payment OF the dIvlcends Hiighi nave
been expected 10 make capital still more aDnaoan'-
The fact however hai there has been more tlan
the usual amount OF casn or account Oh investments
on specnlalIons In Railway shares, IN which 2<i'les
of Indenendent means have undoubtedly participated
IN a LIZ. e,tent There have been three dlstinc;
settlements Of accounts IN the Stock Exchange,
viz. In me English foreign and share markets, aRo
biyb al combinations ranging from 10 Is per cent
have been paid In Lomoard-street, aad the gen
ersl discount markets, however, Inc interest on
first-cass paper is st! moderate, say 3 TO 3 per
The Directors of the Bank Of England have car
red out their intention oil placing the r<te OF DIS
count at the branches on The same footing as IN
London. The minimum rate Is two ana han Pc!
cent for what the manager may class as undoub;ec
bills and Of course. with the discretion o.; chang
ing higher Tor inferior Paser
The uncertainty as 10 whether Inc Maynooih
question would LEAD TO a change oi ministry has
kept down Interpretations o the funds less this weeN,
the more favorable accounts from Texas, and the
scarcity of stock serving TO buy them up The un-
faaded debt is slightly lower The new account
day is May27 The government broker II daily
purch.ser, alternately Of Reduced Three PER Genie
and Consols. besides saielng, Excheqner Bills Tor
the National Debt Commissioners. BANK and Jnoia
stocks have been dropping.
The fluctuations IN the English Stocks since our
last review have been IN Consos for immediate
transfer 95 7s 10 SO 8, and for the account 90 IS
to993S Bank Stock has been al 2ll to 209 =,
and East India Stock at 30 10 216.
The Foreign investments have been generally
quiet The Minister of New Grenada is coming
over from Paris. to carry ont the new arrangement
with the Bondhoders. Spanish and Portuguese
Stocks nave both improved little, and Mexican
Bonds are also better
The English stock market Is losing its gloomy
appearance, occas:oned IN the first instance by an
impression that differences would occur between
this country and America, and IN the second oy mo
possible fate OF the ministry upon the Maynooth
grant question There is now return OF comb
dence upon both these subjects, and operation DEAL
ing for the rise has given return ot rmness 10 The
market Copsels improved. on Thursday, TO ~ Il
TO 8 4 for money and 90 l2 10 3 5 for the account,
Threc-and. a-qnarter per Cents l0l 3-s Bank Stock
2t9 10 2l0 l2 and Exchequer Bills 81 TO 81 pre-
MUM.
The favorable change in the English Funds ex-
tended to the Foreign market, and general ad-
vance in quotations had taken place Business
was, however, still dull.
good deal of STIR has been caused in COM
mercial circles by toe failure ct the ell-known
firm of Allsop 81 Co the great Brewers OF the East
India trade Their Liabilities are estimated al
about e25 coo, and their sioppase Is SAID 10 have
originated from the failure Of experiments. having
for their object the improvement OF the Beer, and
the reduction OF cost in working.
IRELAND.
MIR. O'Conne considers the Maynooth Appro-
priaiion in the light OF triumph. While we
thank Sir Rober; Peel and his Two hundred mvr-
mydons." said O'ConRell at a meeting held on the
7th. at the Dublin Cancellation Hall. we ough;
not 10 forget what is due 10 our agitation. here
of Justice On Thursday Sir Robert Peel brought
in the Maynooth Bill and passed II by msJorityoi
lO2. and the following day (FnGay) he set the
Americans al defiance. Yes, finding himself IN
strong position, and by this act OF justice 10 Ire
land. he addresses language 10 America behttns
a British minister | say go on IN the same way.
and we will SET the Americans al defiance The
quarrel is queer one as il stands. The Americans
are Dragging ON one side, and Peel ls standing IN
an attitude OF defiance the other. Something
like two fellows anxious TO be at one another with
their friends holding them each exclaImlEg let
me at him. | say 10 Sir Robert Peel give The Irish
their Parliament, and 10 The Americans | would
saw don't dare 10 attack England
The rent was announced 10 be 333 0s I'd.
On the l4th there was another meeting oil he,
peaers al the same place Mr.. O'Connell proposed
that the contemplated meeting at Clontari be post
poned to the 5Ih day of September next, the ami
versary of the day he and his friends were dis
charged from prison, and 10 be Held elsewhere
which was carried.
O'Conncl again made speech on the Maynooth
grant, saying: 81 hope the bill will be carried II
Il be Ireland will be grateful and thankful Tor II;
hut let no man say II Will be brihe 10 our clergy
| DEFY them 10 do IT.
AG4ter some frther observations, he concluded
by moving the adoption OF the report. The weeks
rent was announced 10 be ECO is lid. Ii0O oil
this came from America.
FRANCE.
The news from France Is not specially interest
ing. Nj Gaizot had addressed second note 10 the
Swiss Vevort, in which he expresses his friendly
disposition towards Switzerland, dlscIaiming any
intention of interfering with he independence OF
prompt and efiectual measures Tor putting an end
10 the anarchy and disorder that prevailed IN that
country.
getting up petition against the actual arminS OF
the Notifications around Pans
duel with swords took place in Paris on The
9TH ult between the Due DE Rowgo and Mr.. Per
resault Both combatants were wounded, the Duo
De- Rovgo rather dangerously. Among The seconds
we're Two Peers If France, the Prince Moskwa and
General Lagrange.
Tur RlcMr OF SEARCn.-The Paris Presse says
il is assured 'that the result OF the conferences be-
tween the Duk. de Rroshe and DIR. Washington Is,
that the French and English Governments have
agreed to suspend The right OF search ot two years.
withdrawing for this period the commission gwen
10 their respective cruisers
SWITZERLAND.
A civil war had broken out in Lucerne, which
was raging with great violence and promised TO
sustain the reputation Of all religious feuds, by its
boodshed and fury The Die, had been convoked
in great haste, and on the 6'h committee was sp-
uoin,ed to inquire into the state OF affairs; The
following summary OF events Is extracted from
Charles Winners News Letter;
From the accounts we have received which are some,
what c,,fed we collect that ;he free corps presented
themselves before Lucerne, the morning OF the i
r were received by FIRE or muskctr ard TWO attempts
y, enter The town were repulsed. IS added that ;he be-
believing in capulaOn. retired - the i-uoouIs
yher they were received Are Of gapc SHOE 50 terrible
,h, fron, 500 10 loco killed. The remains u the
CORPS returned their homes The troop o. me e Sap
tn-5 mark of sry. consisting oil four aowi'zef iou
c,nnon three howitser caissons and ee Quaaniy OF
,,a l.r ordnance II is said hat cur OF 900 men VINO
rrbad from the ha. canton of Bale country only oo
have returned and single man alone has got BACK 10
lcsal Seieer and Rothpletz. ~ s.! the leaders VINO tAa
been csrtured had been brought e,ioTe niii'd! s'n
sion II is stated Dr. SteiScr was tired and cohaehe'
anc Immediately shot.
Letters from Zurich Of the 9Th state that the eAspela
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