The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-15
Quotations voR THE ParScIraL Srocxs IN THE NEw
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comparison of prices current at the close Of the
ke yesterday with those ruling at the close of the pre-
vious week. shows improvement in Long Island of 81
per cent Harlem, 81 per cent Canton, 3; Farmers
Loan, 81 Morris and Worcester 81 Ohio 6s 21 India
ma, II Pennsylvania 5s II vicksburg, Reading 8;
Morris Canal II; An advance equal this in q CORES
pondng length of time has not been realized within the
past year.
The amcable arrangement Of the long disputed Ore
gon question: upon basis satisfactory and honorable
both parties, must have an immense influence upon
mercia and financial matters generally. It has changed
for the better of course the whole complexion Of
foreign relations not only with Great Britain but with
the whole world The people Of the United States have
by this act taken position among nations superior to
that heretofore enjoyed which must be of immense
importance hereafter in regulating any political rela
tons commercial intercourse upon the formation Of
any treaty. long and successful with Great
Btainand the establishment of our rights in Oregon by
the force of arms would not have had such influence
throughout Europe and throughout the world as the
moral weapons which have been used by both govern.
ments interested in bringing their difficulties to ami
cable and satisfactory settlement II has been settled
that the principal commercial nations Of the EARTH
bound together by the ties Of mutual interests that they
intimately connected in all their commercial rela
tons, that mutual concessions DO made in the
Element of any difficulty which may arise threatening
country and any important nation of Europe daily be.
coming less We have, within the past fifteen years been
apparently on the of hoslties with Great Britain
France least three four times and negotiation has
in every instance been successful in preserving the
peace. Whatever doubt might have existed in the
minds Of many in relation to amicablo arrangement
of the Oregon dispute and Of the power and influence Of
the immense commercial and manufacturing interests In
bringing about such settlement Of this question must
be completely removed and all heretofore skepca
upon this point cannot but admit that such power is
Invariably beneficial in its influence, than all the
physical power that could be brought bear upon the
points at issue.
The people of this country and Of Great Britain, are
intimately connected in all their interests both po
tcal and commercial than the people Of any other two
counties in creation and these interests becoming
every year more and more important The commercial
systems of the two countries rapidly becoming 80
much identified with each other that there will be no
possibility of any difficulty arising to annul them and
this connection must in time produce results favorable to
the progress Of commercial pursuits throughout the
world Other nations must be brought within the influence
ofthese liberal systems nercourse and believe the
time is not far distant when there will be restrictions
whatever trade and that the vessels Of one country
will be at liberty enter and depart from the ports the
others free from restrictions the vessels of every
country enjoy in their own ports.
The progress made within the past Eve years, both by
The United States ard Great Britain in bringing about
this state Of things is guaranty that many years cannot
eapse before such desirable result ID accomplished
There many in this country and in Europe who Ia
Dor under the impression that have made progress
towards free trade within the past three five years.
but it only requires careful examination OF the opera.
ton Of tariff laws to convince any that pro-
tecve policy has not only become greatly changed but
that tariff has actually become annually reduced by
its operation We must admit that there yet too
many distractions In tariff laws to proper extern
sion Of trade but in favor Of gradual reduction
and removal of those obstrucons by the regular
rather than by any forced measures which for time at
least derange commercial matters and may prove to be
unfortunate experiment.
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