New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27
The receipts of the Housa,onic Railroad for Feb
The following circular prepared for the Steamer

The following circular prepared for the Steamer
contains soma valuable information for moneysd men
For the early part ofhe forth ght since the date of our
last respects, the market more buoyapt and Inc
prices higher bot the arrival Of the Cambria on the Iytn
inst with the Intelligence Of revolution 10 ans caused
Immense excitement, and has had depressing tendency
The prominent securities are selpg lower than or
months pas and many Of The more specu suys ae
SER ptons have declined materially Money IA Ia actse
rsou-e and rates Of discount rule high on cal with
the securities e cent is readily obtained and paper
sesat from 10 u l. cent u month"; Ihe DiHss CHS
cont 10 the extent warranted unoer present crcum
1t is mentioned at Washnston that the new loan
be proposed for when me senate 5hA nave passed we
bin will be advertised In Europe and bs Issued aitoeethei
Ia stock and in Treasury Notes The present unset
tied state political affairs In Europe wlil We should
think parties partic pate la the loans OF
this Government the security csn scarcely be qles-
toned and the total Of Indebtedness under the
strong probability OF the ratification VI the feace treaty
with Mexico) 10 not likely to b. more than oato"e IN
comparison with the resources OF The country or the
debts OF nearly all European powers We are led 10
believe from information received by the last steamer
from Switzerland and other parts Of the Continent that
many highly respectable families, dissatiAhed with the
h,s ccnntrv Ws doubt NOT tkat such will prob
ABLY Is the case extent unparalleled IN any oae
wear and that investments VIII be made IN American 81
cuhtes with much increased confidence lnesmuch as
throughout the trying times ard When the country
was but sparsely populated and IT'S wealth as compared
present bat moderate, many Of the States
ness aud fidelity psa he Interest their indebtedness,
il cannot now doubted bat that the future result VIII
be equally satisfactory. We might enumerate tne states
of Name, Massachusetts, New York, Ohio, Kentucky
Virginia Georgia Alabama Tennessee and South Carroll
IA. as
States aud have all eady returned
the good OLD paths and most OF the others are max
ing Strenuous efforts IN the same direction
The tendency OF Foreign Exchanges has been down
ward aud the dem.nd fot tho steamer moderate Bills
ON ENGLAND have been sold al 1851 aud some Oh the less
promne mt class lower Many Of the principal draw
srs not being SELL higher rates and par
ties unwilling to private signatures have paid iOs4
for Banks Bills Franks aud other Continental Bills have
been dealt In very hmtedly Considerable surprise has
been expressed that money should continue so scarce
and the have been altogether satlsiac-
tory 20 many financial That tho with Mexico
our heavy imporatons sad moderate exports ana the
loss of the precious metals have for the last
six or seven months operated unf4vorsbT cannot be
denied bat removal Of these causes must 10 our
opinion within 90 70 days Leaf 70 considerable resc
tion and probably To redundancy OF capital Al
hitting peace with Mexico, may then, from present
indicAtiOn dep. I'D much reduced engagements, a.
there 10 disposition TO enter into new ones, and those
now existing daily ruunng probable limited im
port.tions the Fall trade after the uofsyofabe result.
o. Spring low rates Of exchange aud foreign capital
seeking in this county ana these causes CON
bined may give plethora Of capa, with rates OF In
ssrest equally low with those Of last Summer That the
ordeal which the country has been subjected during ths
nine mVaths, should not have evontuaed more dis
arousy 10 commercial credit and iotegrty far to
prove greatly GcFes,ed wealth sud improved ehNsc
ter Dnrps the last week. Cotton has declined T. Of 4
cent Freishts low and dull Flour too high here ~ sd
nit OF sh pmeut % Europe.
Very respectfully, yours -
CAMMANN WHITEHOUSE.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of
breadstuas ported from tho United States Great Br-
tain and Ireland from September lsi7, to the ste,,