The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-25
nj ONE ARK EFT.

TUESDAY,, September 2i-6P. n.
The stock market was very buoysnt to-day. We no.
tco no material variation in pyce bat the trAnsac
lions large and thu dency a. the close Of the
first board, upward. Tns ull in the market is q
favorable feature 1t is substitute for re-astiou,
and tends to strengthen holders prepare them for
another period Of excitement SO long the market
continues aluadanty supplied with capital aud tho
rate OF interest for money call does range
Eve per cent, may expect less speculatior
in stocks Of all kinds. The future looks fair and
free ron everything likely TO destroy IN the least
derange public confidence, that tse most extensive
operations entered nts with full faith Ia profitable
results Such state Of things give great mpe-
tus 10 business generally, and is Impression that
have before long period Il prosperity At peace
With all the world with plenty Of all the necesssries OF
life, with demand for all our products sufficient to
establish remunerstive prices with every i'm orant do
nestle interest In sound b atby condition do
not tho most remote possibility of anything trans
pirng calculated to arrest in the slightest degree thu
rapid progress making Yards the accomplish
ment of destiny. Separate as from all the
troubles aud political turmols of Europe, By
three thousand miles wide, depending upon othsI
nation for any Of the actual of life-having
within limits every variety Of climate, aad
soil capable OF every kind Of misunderstanding sufi
Client variety OF interests to give employment. to any
extent Of population, and which divi ied that
eseA section of the country depends or less or
the fact everything that be desired
TO give strength and wealth a nation, the com
bined powers Of the world cannot arrest onward
progress cripple energies resources in the
least
The census now being taken will exbislt results
that will astonish ourselves used as We are t.
great tkipgs; and the politicians and capitalists OF
Europe will no doubt wonder at the rapid increase liz
population, and the rapid increase in manufacturing
and all Kind Of me shancal en- ploy m ents The publ
cation OF the returns for 1850 will be sought
after with avdity by foreigners and hsve no dou BIT
twill be Of vast service in turning their attention to
the numerous methods OF employing capital here
more probably than in any othtr part of the world
We have heretofore been much In want Of eapita and
have at times been seriously restricted Ia operaonC
ard enterprises. We have however, struggled along
and have not only developed cur manu- facturing anc
agricultural resources most rapidly, but have con-
stTreted Thousands Of miles Of railroad, canals auG
various other modes Of com muuieatlon have bult M
Thousands Of cities established a commercial marine
equal In extent TO Ia; % an other nation IN the
world, and are nov eomPstrs Sascs.ssally WITH tho
who's Of Europe In the nasixatcn o. ths os.an b..
steam. All this i the rssui 90 ys.rs -.u apple
industry, under the iisadssstsr sfrsstrirtsd mean
live have seeouIsihhss - 90 . h sush short tim.
With such limited mean 49, = III - "a asssnylsl
with the aid Of an uuumhsa 49, e "a sash an in
crease in popuis'ioa C.lisrrl q r-.a. al IN SOL
We want to met any ssusss irsa ssar.s Or any
purposes and nov tha; hssi a.sits snsu~A sf ovf
own we shs, no iOut'. ~ esossi wnh for.lsa sapi
tai when We wanted iorssa capital o. ava rs in our
Efforts no one oGsred u aad got alsas without n
Now that California gives al the sid We -ant 70
expect zee foreign capital actually begging for en-
pigment.
1t is estimated tbs. California Ia, sent into ths
world, during the past two years full one hundred
fifty millions Of dollars worth Of goll dust which bs.
been distributed a. follows