The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-24
NJ d " r Y nj A IL * Z II.

bet the bulls and the bears the market would be-
without life buoyancy. The fluctuations in quotations
for al sticks lave during the past week been unusually
large ard should judge from the operations made,
that some Of the leading fspces changing handa
very RAPIDLY. II those who have beer large holders
long IL to get rid OF the bulk Of their
supply, may look for a change before the lapse oG
many days There have been great efforts made to
tain prices Several rnerng combinations have been
made for the purpose Of initiating prices Thus they
have worked admirably and the result far az appear
is likely to be favorable the most active
SPECTATOR desire The prospect will be fair enough
until general disposicn is exhibited to realize So far
the market has been full of buyers rather the market
has been cleared out by few large buyers The demand
has been Intentionally greater than the supplyo put
prices up to the highest points Every lot offered has
liz disely taken by Of the clique
ard the effect visible ia the rapid advance market
valoe It u;t however be borne in mind that the time To-
not sr distant when those who purchasing will
want 20 se-wheu they will be much anxious get
rid Of their stocks than they to get hold Of them
When that time arrives shall Ierent state OF
things in the stock market and those been 60
ing along smoothly during the ,unshine Of past
months will be Frustrated by the first blast OF the storm
that s to follow, There lie class OF operators ia
Wal street who operate SO long the differences alt
In their favor; but the moment change takes picehe
moment the tide turns against them and there differ
OF the wrong side ef the aceountthey suspend an
compIomige their liabilities cheap possible We
shall great deal OF this sort Of fEaneierug before
the lapse Of many months and those who have for
time been laying out differences in expectation OF
ultin stey in their favor, will ind when that time
rves, tia. IL has been one sided game throughout
Ply the steamship Atlantic, at this port from Liverpool,
We have four days later intelligence from all par OF Eu
roIe. The news is the whole favorable Cotton hs6
advanced, and the accumulation of bullion in the Bank
of England had produced plethora In the money
ket California geld MIXING shares in demand.
Aqua FIas and Nouveau Mordes had both been done
2]s premium Ave Msras at = premium and West Ma
rposa al "a premium. Some reaction took place anc.
the two former companies were marked at IA to 2pre
MUM, eGch and the two latter ut a premium and ~
premium, respectively continuous decline In the bull
lion CT the Bank Of France ming to attract
tenton During four weeks the Elimination had beer.
equal TO aggregate Of 3soooo0 frsucs It is atri-
tred toley 10 the influence Of political distrst which
las caused extensive boarding, especially Ia the pro.
vnees, the facilities for that practice being great.
" increased by the power which has existed eol,s
during the past year two, Of obtaining gold WITH
cut paying premium for It, The price Of gold Paris
was 70 PER cent cheaper than In Loaion In Ham
burg gold was tS per cent cheaper than in Loudor.
The accounts from Vienna show further severe Ayr.
Walton Ct the condition of the money market rise in
the rate Of exchange having again taken place the
eltsnt Of "a per cent The government Il appears s-
purchasers Of bills cover the eraugh.s on Londoa
which they caused to be sold in order produce
den appearance o improvement at the time when they
brought forward the recent loan hope Is said TO be
eniertans that effect Of the further adverse move
mont may be TO induce foreign purchases that loan
since although Its price remains noDin,y the SANE.
its coat h Of course reduced in proportion to the In
created rum obtsipsbe for the bills which In such cir
eumstancss, would be sold against 1t.
The ttesmihp Atlantic, brings some very into.
resting intelligence Of political and financial char
aeter The movements Of Kossuth will have inds.
reety an immense influence upon the progress politi
CAL financial AMI commercial principles In the United
states CONNECTED as he Ia with Of the LEADING
poli;isian Of this country he has commenced CONNER
oia revolution calculated to have very great influence
upon our future movements The result Of the course
pursued BY the politicians referred from the United
sstts IL one which must directly affect certain interest.
here unfavorably. whatever may be the ultimate inau
enee Of the position taken BY their representatives now
In Great Britain. The policy Of Mr. Walker Is BY nc
means calculated to I'D vance the Of his visit to the
grea; capitalists Of Europe lie may have satisfied him
self that the negotiation Of the nnoi. centr. RR loan
was utterly cut Of the question before Kossuth arrival
at Southampton, and the he has pursued since
the effect, TO certain extent, Of such q result IL
such was not The case, he has made q aost fatal
mistake &c TAR 80 his financial operations are con.
cerned, hut grand political movement wth view
to Biz political advancement aud the establishment
Ct several Of the great political questions which are.
now sgtstng the two leading commercial nations Of the
world. The fnsnsial operations Of Mr. Walker have
heretofore been confined to the United states and they
were generally successful but he has nov new Geld to
work In and s impression that he has sacriac,d
the direct object Of his mission greater udiv
dual and perhaps. national Importance II Mr. Walker
had not At the date Of his great speech at Southampton
goiated secured the Illinois Central Railroad loan
Of fifteen twenty millions Of dollars the chances Of
his doing very poor indeed.
The great capitalists Of Europe opposed to tho
movements Of kossuth, aud those connected with him
The tone Of the London Times regulated by the money
ed Interest of London All those interested in the pub
tic debt and financial affairs Of the European govern
ments are represented BY the Times and the opposition
tf That Journal to Kossuth be trased TO the wealthy
Jew capitalists q the principal money markets Of Eu-
rope This s the secret Of the ansthemas pronounced
sgsinst the great Magyar The Kossuth Is pur-
suing calculated undermine the foundation Of ev
government the continent; and well may
they the most powerful press In Europe crush
him. weaken the influence he welding 20 effectively
The determination aud energy with which the TTmes
las carried on the against Kossuth and his princi
PIES show what deep stake the party represents are
Playing for 1t Is BY means improbable that the al-
fortunes Of The Ro.hschlas aud other house, Of
lees magnitude depend upon the movements Of Kossuth
and bis sdhercnt The progress the celebrated Iunga
rian has made dutr his short stay IN England has
tonished and alarmed the followers Of nsmmon AM
they have evael ih mselves e the Only weapon Of their
command 10 arrest bic triumphant career In this they
ave sgray failed and when public opinion setso stro1g
30 hyor Of the greet ag'ta.or OBJ opposition ceased. 50
FAR as Eossuh and his frircipes concerned every
hfv has operated most favoraby; but cannot ,ay 90
much 81 Nr Watsr lis private business has probably
been saeIiicsl 90 Lis political principles. This will
naAe bin more ~ ular at home but 1t all ruin his
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