New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-27

former pany, uaie application requesting the favor
OF him 20 detzin the steamer Erprs which 20 leave
ssuthanpi AZ %five Oc.lk uH III past two
o'clock TIL feque,i NAs most prompt, snf generously
complied wiz.
On the morning Of ire 23d ult tocA press train
10 southamptof. and istey arriyFl went o.
the Telegraph ce az bad I'VE ExcLrsvE tsL o. TnL
LiSL s0sa The speech wss comm enred. and 10 4 %
cown. ~o-d fsr word oa ne rrg shess rfca |dTsnHa
70 you by ne freEoi 'feamo. several Roas could not
obtain correctly but comparing ny cDpS win ine one
which reported Tho London papers, md y, difer-
cnce % the slightest Importance.
just As was writing the last paragraph 81 the spe ch,
And not knowing at the time how much more would be
received messenger arrived A. the Telegraph Office with
cab and stated that the steamer could not be detained
veminutes longer the tide AZ HAVE would be lOs
she would not be- able enter that port mad written
d5xa the Commercial and IadHsfrt - IN the last
paragraph and without stopping for tho receipt Of he re-
mai der Of sentence, collected my manuscripts and rode
rIsjy 10 the pier ard went board The steamer Ere
which II once cOmmcncet her voyage 10 HAVE
The very rough, and the steamer pitched and
rolled Tremendously, A the trp would probably occupy
from seven 20 ten hours ar1ious write out two
duplicate coolies Of the speech foue one iHnded 10
dsaalch 70 Pa and Tie other was for the Journal d1
Hare
Capt W. PAUL, X " commander Of the steamer r.
press IN The kudest manner offered the use q his Own
state room, where contIivei 20 wre copies 81
the speech. Notwithstanding the constant rolling o. the
vessel On arriving ~ Hayre Capt Paul introduced me
20 me CustoDHouse authorities and stated that was
bearer u The QUEENS sPEEcH end had baggage ouy
me London journals Of that days date and il import
ant hat should be allowed TO 20 ashore al with all
ny papers and document. was permitted 10 pass ~.
ne1tdidg and O. arriving al Hotel / occupied thu
msncer of TIE night IN writing letters for The Ti1uEs
On the following morning, the 2iih, I went On board
the French steamer JOH and delivered into the hands O.
NJ F0AcHE an officer belonging 10 that vessel all your
files Of papers and the QUEENS SPEECH The steamer i'm
meosiey left the Florida Dock and proceeded at TO
sea
This Is plain statement Of the whole arrangement
which enabled you 10 receive the Royal speech KxclU-
svELY anc that Tie Tribune and your correspondent may
receive oil the credit and honor Of this uBdor1kinq will
show you ard your readers n1f no sc0Hd c0y c0d P0
by reaeh NE Tinted States miles spc copy V0s taken m
my ora maHwoipt.
The London Observer the Morning Clronole. The Her-
ory. Hampshire Adrfi'eT. Journal du Harre, and other
papers, have spoken Of this successful enterprise In the
most stierng terms and awarded cue praise your
respondent. Your very obedient servant p.
Gloomy Predictions of the Times-New Issues
of Paper will stop Cash Payments, if Bal
ance Of Trade continue Adverse, aud Pay-
Tnenfs Abroad continue to Reduce the specie
The Manufactures stnrysd-siock Trans
actions with America and Europe-Raiiway
LOuns for Ireiand-DccliningT rnde-Grnd-
ing Poverty, Increased Taxntion---Great
Loss OF Capital-Bank Rate of Interest.
Foreign Correspondence Of The Tribune.
LONDON, Dec. B. ls47.
On Friday week the Times published an unusu.
ally long and gloomy Money article upon the pre-
sent state of affairs. The commercial circles read
it with care, but did not care to place any conf.
dence in it it contains however, several unpleas-
ant predictions, which must, ere long prove stub
born and uncomfortable facts. The Times says
that it is part of its allotted duty to cry out ru
in copfidenca IL a IT'S HIGHT nd al To
take directly opposite TO that in which the
public mind may be disposed TO run and, there
fore. at Of conAding unsnmiiy, when from the
throne TO the artisan there is disposition that
the time is not distant when the and Industry
the United Kingdom viii have resumed their vented
setivity the Tunes has not only suggest arepshon Of
doubts but protest against favorable differences being
drawn from any agreeable steps which by con-
SENT may from time TO time be taken by the Bank Of Eng
land. The panic IS a, end, bat then the pancs
have passed through had essential e,on with
the downward which the country is destined 10
submit and by which alone it can be cured Of It's vicious
mania These paDics have merely altered that which
would have been steady course into jerking QUE The
Times nds only two points to be solved The first Is,
whether the balance Of trade 10 likely TO continue sd
verse and the second Is, whether supposi this 10 be
case the consequent demand for payments TO foreign
ers possibly go 10 extent that may reduce the
point consistent with the maintenance OF ITS engagements
The Tunes argues that If AN unfavorable be gwen
both casts then IL will be evident only thst the
already expefenceds OIy 10 be regarded as the
Of trials. but also that pal
ayes In the way additional issues be resOTtod 10
without rendering in the suspension OF payments In
gold since any Increase Of the circulation until the balance
shall be restored must by sending up the prices
this side increase importatons and lessen sales, and
thus the drain for payment TO become stu heavier
The Tunes goes TO snow bow the IMPORTS have been
consumed and The these imports and says that
although the county has been extrayagant In It's living
the manufactures have been starved. OF every article
that constitutes the wealth OF commercial people the
country has become exhausted Not merely have We
parted with the contents Of warehouses. and failed to
replace them but have extensively sold foreign interest
leaving securities Just spendihriit would part with
his plate and private property Each packet 10
taken bonds of the various States the proceeds OF
which have been RENTED home. The thing has
ken place with regard to Continental stocks ana foreign
loans have also been called in Whenever balance has
been between merchant here and merchant abroad
has been obtained II possible. We have likewise had
the benent OF the Russian shipments, and must hold our
selves ready 10 account for them.
Tic Times refers to the demands that viii be made by
Railway companies and loan for Ireland and then sa
that it is not necessary 10 enforce stu farther the terri
BILE that lies before Looking az hat iUure.we
40 not hesitate TO affirm that instead Of any Of
relaxation being subject of rejoicing, Instead OF hopeful
speeches being oredtabe 10 those who utter them any
Of the kind aught with danger, and should be
watched with the narTowest suspicion.
The Times concludes It's long article by saying that all
we can discern declining trade and grinding
poverty. bankrupt railways and increased taxation but
whether the lesson Will be prolonged IN It's bitterness and
It's sautary effect retarded by OF national dis
honor point upon which II would be vain TO prophecy.
The Manchester GaGrdan aud other journals have copied
this article In complete form and the Guardian remark
upon II that all daydreams should be dispellei, and that
should be convinced that the difficulties arising out Of
the loss and Interpretation OF capital by falling
harvests and udged railway specuations can 10 more
be remeded by any which tse Bank Of England
can adopt, than falling house be made secure by
pasteTing up the cracks In the walls I'VE have wasted
part of capital diminished stock IN trade, and
We must consequ euty carry smaller business and be
content with smaller expenditure.
The Morning ChrOnce Of to-day, the Government or
gap so considered speaking Of the bank movement Of
yesterday says 1t is very clearly seen that any aera
zion OF the Banks rate may be deuson and a
for those who able to interpret correctly the
state the banks accounts and after the violent uctua
lions have experienced IN the course OF few months.
Of judgment not willing 20 give opinion As 10
what may be the future condition Ct affairs"
The fact IS all parties look only to the prospect imme-
datey before them The Times long distance. and
il prpe vii The present month