New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

paymeot, ADD the Information turned out to be too
correct. 1t is impossible now TO give anything like
reliable statement Of the position Of the estab-
lishment but it is understood to possess assets sui
hcent TO meet all its liabilities
In the present state Of universal confusion and
alarm. it can well be conceived how deeply Manu-
featuring operations have been affected and bust.
ness appears TO be quite at stand still, without
the slightest prospect Of reaction.
Although good orders are stated to be held by
many firms, yet in the present prosnation Of mon
etary affairs, they abstain from executing them
Indeed, the pressure for money has been so great
that sales have been forced for cash at prices con-
siderably below the lowest ordinary quotations.
The Money market continues most stringent, but
the London papers Of last night indulge hopes Of
the partial restoration of ease, owing to the cir.
cumstance Of very heavy payment on the Consol
settlement. the 100000 loan and the advances
from the Bank, having been completed last week
The public securities are very unsteady again
The Stock Exchange opened with some degree of
frmness yesterday, but suddenly declined in the
absence OF any particular ascertaned circumstance
Consols commenced at 81 81 to Ell, bat fell to
been effected at 81 to SIT, the quotation at the
close of the market being slI TO SIT. Exchange
bills have been done a, l5s to 3Os discount. Sank
stock was quoted at ls2 20 ls3.
Foreign securities have been equally dull, feel
Ing on which the Railway share market has largely
participated
General Intelligence.
Parliament has been prorogued until the 18th
November-when it will be farther adjourned until
January, for the dispatch Of business.
The Mayor of Liverpool attended by one of the
representatives and five Of the leading merchants
of the place, proceeded to London last evening for
the purpose oil representing to the Government
the deporable condition Of mercantile affairs.
Sir Robert Peel honored Liverpool with visit
on Friday last and was sunptuously entertained
at the Town Hall. The object Of bis visit had ex-
press relation to the monetary condition Of the
town and Of the best means by which trade could
be relieved.
The Lord Mayor of London gave splendid en-
tertainment to the Duke Of Cambridge and large
company on Saturday week. The invitations in
cluded the American Minister and three Polish
Princes Mr.. Bancroits health was proposed, and
his address was very warmly received. His Ex-
cellency has had two interviews with the Chancel-
lor of the Exchequer this month
In Italy, Ferrara is about TO become completely
evacuated by the Austrian troops, and the Pope
will be preserved undisturbed in bis career Of civil
and administrative reform.
The civil war in Switzerland is still impending.
Serious disturbances have taken place in the
Two Scilies
In Spain, Espartero has been suddenly displaced
from the head of the new Ministry, and Narvaez
installed in his place French influence has been
az ain successful in that country.
The prospects for Ireland during the approach
ing Winter are gloomy enough. Famine in an ag.
grsvated form has already appeared and the
Queen has issued a letter commanding general col
lectons TO be made in the Church Establishment
Packet Ships Arrived.
Steamer Britannia the morning OF the 18th.
The Washington reached Bremen on the 18th, and
the New.York arrived at Cherbourg the ID
Arrived at Liverpool-Patrick Henry, 9th st. Pat
rick, sth Waterloo and New.York same day
Msrmion 18th. The following sailed: Siddons,
18th; Columbia, 10th; Huguenot, l4th; Niagara,
18th; Boston and Alabama, 10th Philadelphia
and Susquehanna, 10Th.
P.S. OClock-The markets, up to this mo-
ment, are losing ground Flour cannot be quoted
beyond 26s per barrel and Indian Corn shows no
tendency to rise above 30s. The stoppage Of the
Liverpool Banking Co is Just announced but the
liabilities are not heavy. The Cotton market is
much depressed.