New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
,,,ssd 10 srivc freely from Australia The new Turk
,,h lean had sIlen 20 ~ y cent premium. The C0ssi

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,sh lean had fslen 20 y y premium. The Cossi
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.The Turkish koan win no, be ratified We have re-
ecised account Of II in letter from our corresFood
rpf, dated Constsntnope, the 10Th The nonrsfincs'
tim denfively decided the 9th, Ia an exfraord
safy Cousci held at the Porte h ever appears that
rbe DECISION was come TO unanimously Toe report Of
TIE citing 10 have been communicated TO the suitah
w the evening who would make knSwn he resoution
10 the Divsn on the 10th or the lth IN orisr maj
might be communicated 70 the Directors OF the BANK
Hn known beforehand what hk resolunon WIZ De tne
ratification viii be refued by the Sultan Of Il n oeen
ty the members Of the Council who have only aets1 on
the Indications Of his Hghness. Tni. refu basel
rron the grounds that the delegates charged TO necae
tie loan have exceeded their instFncnons ana HeH
powers. 1000,
ouestion The Turkish people ssys our Correspondent
have pr udices and repugnsnCes thai the VIII o. Se
Sovereign cannot overcome and nc lurks nave 90 tae
an idea Of foreign loan that Il u ao N the power q Use
(;cyeruept 10 make them comprehend the advantages
Of ,hs tnsncifl resource il may be done eyentlAy,
hut il viii require many years ~ dot AZ 70 tAe his
Of satisfying the exigences Of the MON mt our CORE
pondef ssys that hoped 10 DO 20 by toe and OF gas ard
yohu,sry loans The sultan has set the example, AMI
after having ernpted his private treasury ne mas sem i
his pste 10 the mint 10 be melted down Inc hIislf o.
finance refused this last sacrifice declaring that the sa
son was not desperate enough 10 have 20 sI,h
extremes and that the embarrassment was onb tsifF
porsry, and might be got over by little good,"M ine
Grand Vlzir and five or FIX OF the richest pachas ne
*.
have ofered 80 600 00opiastres QOOOOOoO and sem
psuy Of four Armenian bankers have engaged 70 iea5
sO,3sD,0O0 pasters At per cent. Iaese sums Wal
suffice 10 pay the drafts Of the Dank winch IS.e
come due An equal will be requned IN
twenty days, and in order TO procure certain re-
ceipt calculated On, as well as an snlclphloo Oh
the Tayme1t Of tic tribute from the Pacha OF EgyP 20
recuet which Mouktar Bey was sent 70 nm on ne 9h
N dc Laval tte who has taken up the de easc OF the
Loan " warmly in support OF the french interests en-
pnse in The operation had had daily conference with the
buff oil
were not sufficient convince them. The Turks VIII
YS have the Loan Tn grave hnsnsal question naa
absorbed every other and for the last week every
oer affair had been suspended As coon a. II shall nave
been feted the Reorganization OF the Cabinet VIII De
attended TO- The Grand Vzir appears decided on king
numerous CHANGE The persons desmedto iorn part on
the new Cabinet already spoken Of and among tnei
were several men OF known talent IL 10 ezpecte1 lnI
the nj natiCns will be made between the 18Th and 2Oth
ine,s The recall Of Prince Calimah the IurA'h YIN
beffodor ut Paris IL official but his successor Is u yet
known Vey Pscha, OF the President OF the tOunc
had been OF fret poken Of and II probable that ne VIII
no ,tmontod but no decision has yet been come to-
telegraphic dispatch from Paris to London, dated
the saws that the French ambassador had demanded
his passports.
The Pacific Fire Insurance Company has
declared a semi annual dividend Of q cent
The Concord and Montreal Railroad q cent. on
their preferred stock.
The Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad p cent. for
|
the year.
Messrs. Wnslow, Lanir e. Co., as will be
seen by an advertisement in another column, offer for
sale large variety OF frstclass railroad and county
bonds The supply of this description of bonds Is not
large and is decreasing every day. The foreign de-
mand rapidly absorbing these securities, and when
the bulk Of any loan is taken of the Market the re-
mainder appreciate very materially.
At an auction sale of French Dress Goods
yefterday the attendance and results show that the
damand for French Goods remains good TO the ast-1OO
| lots were sold mosty De LANES, Cashmeres and
Mernoes Some ofthe parcels werehe balancesof lots
sold to close up invoices, yet the prices were greater
| than anticipated.
The failure of the Hudson and Berkshire
Road, is not new bankruptcy. The road has never
been pros Porous and years since the State, which
had dnt lien of $4,000, released it, and took a
second lien In order that the Company might create
First Mortgage Bonds to the amount of sl5OOOO Tor the
purpofe of relaying and stocking the Road. lnjud
cloudy loo ated the business Of the road however has
not been sufficient to pay the interest Of these
Bonds and the Road will probably be sold under fore
closure.
The receipts Of the Watertown and Rome
Railroad IN October were $4,000 which is fully up to
the expectations of the managers.
The following are the earnings of the Og-
densburi Road from Moy TO Nov l. Of 1851 and 1872
I Nav no eaid IN no fair NV May