The New York herald., 1851-08-21

Of good government no only highly honorable TO the
people and the sovereign OF that country but well cacu
where similar institutions had not yet been brought to
bear This reply great satisfaction to the House
ting Greece you must know is Pamerstons 5ets noire
eir Edmund Lyons lnow succeeded by Mr. Wysel used
had hard time Of it during his lifetime Lord Stuart
wished to know what steps had been taken with regard
TO the Greek loan England had pail 100000 According
to the stpulatons Of the treaty Greece could not be
called upon pay the money Pslmerston replied that
the tipuations that the first proceeds the Greek
That engagement, he regretted to say had been dis
regarded The subject had been Of very frequent
representation and consideration between the French
Russian ard English governments The conduct of
Greece the less excusabe because If the
properly managed their financial affairs there would bs
ample means to discharge their debt The subject had
not been lost sight and he should feel 1t his duty to
communicate with the governments Of France and Rus
a that might be brought to bear to force the
Greek governmen TO a sense OF right and justice.
Byrons noble lines in the Giaour come forcibly to
mind
Whose land from plain to mountain cave
sb1ius rssdom os tSs ,snS nSmei or sGrS grave
That this Is ali rsmains ortsesf" s'
IT needs the philanthropy Of such men as NJ. Eynard
to lend helping hand to Greece.
The social interest of the last week has been confined
to the splendid ss given at Paris to the invited guests
from London. Versaies-St Coud-a ball at the Hotel
de Vile-a sham fight on the Champ de Mars-a fte at
the British Embassy-ful accour is Of which you vii
find the files Of papers have delighted the London c
zens good feeling exists between the two rival coun
tries such as existed before The great meeting of
all nations in London at the Crystal Palace 1861 has
tended to throw down barriers that prevented nations
from learning to appreciate each other England ami
Paris feasting at Guildhall-an English Lord Mayor
spoutng French in the Capital Of the .Gau-John Bull
smoking cigarettes at the Cafe de Paris with adermans
chair on-these historical facts OF Importance
than they may appear at first sight to the merely SUPER
fetal observer of human events 155l is a remarkable
psge in the history Of the world
Though absorbed with f.fe politics have been
entirely lost sight Of in France
The reported candidateshp Of the Prince of Jolnvle
alluded to in former letter. gains confirmation but
yet the Prince has himself given signs Of taking aay
open step in the affair The ruor however, ia source
Of considerable uneasiDess in quarters 1t Is said
that Carnot socialist Of the celebrated minister
Of that name, will be the republican candidate.
great deal OF intrigue Is going The permanent
mtte the whole of the list adopted the three moder
ate clubs have been elected Amozg them Cavsgnac
Admiral Cicy-in all % members
The accounts from Italy Of the unsatisfac-
tory complexion Lombardy again in state Of siege
All arms to be delivered up within fourteen day.,
crisis APPEARS approaching between the French
troops at the Holy City and the Romans.
There is nothing new from Spain, Portugal, or Ger
many.
Some damage has been created in Germany and Swift
zersnd, by the Rhine overlooking its banks.
The Franklin arrived yesterday at Southampton
There has been material alteration in the market
for American Stocks Messrs d. Bell L Son report the
following as the ruling prices 81
United States Five Cent Bonds. 1853 .e3 a 94
United States Six per Cent Bonds 1892 .104 1861
United States Six per Cent Bonds 1868. .l11 ll2K
United States Six per Cent Stock. 1s67-6S 104 lO5
New York State Five per Cent. lS5s-c0.... % a 95
New York City Fveper Cent, 1s55-'7o..... so a 81
Mass Five per Cent Sterling Bonds 1859 los x lO9,,
Maryland per Cent Sterling Bonds. ...... 50 a 30
Canada Six per Cent Bonds, 1874 .10sls 109H
The Paris funds continue firm.
Austria.
Advices from Vienna to August 3, A circular
has been issued by leading banking firm (Arnstein
Estels) this city addressed
mating that the loan viii be for eighty millions Of
FORMS to be raised at home and in foreign countries by
loan can be paid either in silver paper according
the option of the subscriber difference in the purchase
price cf about four per cent being soted in favor of
cash payment The tokens of the silver obligations will
be ade payable in Paris Frankfort and Amster lam and
the facility Of transfer from one place to another accord
ed The amount Of security is fixed at ten per cent tn
payments to be made in twelve instalments No definite
price sgven absolutely fixed but the house In ques
tion Arnstein Eshes) considers 90 to % about the
figure. The loan Is intended in part to do away with
portion Of the paper currency The circular concludes
with an invitation to the parties addressed to partake Of
this loan the Of the firm that several
European bankers Of eminenee have promised their
support.
The commercial tariff of customs again occupies
the leading journals According to lloyd the progranm
Of the Board Of Trade recommends TO the cabinet delay
Of four months before the introduction Of the revised
tar1f as complete system during which period tbs
ducticns therein specified the stuis take
effect md moreover that the time be chosen in
the most advantageous TO the and spinner whose
departments are the most endangered from competition
with the foreigner.
In the document referred to- the operation Of the new
tariff is limited TO the end October 1858 The dura
ton OF certain import AMI export duties h)wever the
proprety Of modifying which Is a question under
be affected all those liable to an import duty OF
six oriDs per lbgod and the finer metals for instance
Further the duties on sugar polished steel wires sewing
and spun silk cotton twist, silk goods aud
the export charges on wood ircn in rough state and
nickel.
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