The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-05
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MONEY MA E X EFT.
surpAy, Jan 4-eP "a.
The rtosh market closed less tucyapt yesterday than
anticipated !rcm the appearance Of things in Wall
st,eet during the previous two three Gays. There
Indications ct The close Of the post year that
the opening cf the yeas, speculative movement Of
some consequence would take phase. Fer day CT two
this teei prevailed ara ]. certainly locked "a though
going TO have active times. Yesterday
peYniDg the market opened brgb. aud buoyant, and
holders Of stocks evidently in high fprts Sales Of
mort Of The fancies made at handsome advance,
and parties brought into tie Geld. This was
favorable feature but at the close prices were weak,
and there less disposition The part CT outsiders TO
purchase. This may, however be temporary. There
IS 10 foundation for apprehension Of any imme-
oiate Danger from any sause. From Europe we
continue to receive encouraging accounts. TIE
perMaDence Of the government Of Louis Napoleon is be-
ycpd doubt and it Is pretty well settled tina. be SIS
tAins himself in power, the pesce Of Europe, for long
tme isgus-anteed. This 70 the financial and CONNER.
.sl classes s Of vital Importance the prosperity and
productiv Of tie different branches Ct industry de-
pend in great degree upon The absence Of agitation
and excitement in political affairs This grand question
settled and markets sbIoad for products for the raw
mate al for manufacturing purposes, again become az
tive commercial intercourse between nations sab-
jet to less restrain. ard restrictions confidence again
beconer concentrated and consolidated and srsde both
foreign and s.ic decidedly profitable 70 the
greatest number In times Of GCat. and die. ust those
WHO take the risk may realize very great returns they
msy Let, while the .be trk Of 81 classes are
mere OF lefs Injured. Peace u.s. therefore, most de-
rirable more to tie fnancier and merchant, than
to the politician. UIfo-tuna:ey cr the continental
pcweY the commercial classes have much political
snfuence within their limits in G-es. Britain In
England snd in tie United stses these classes WELD
immense power In England !. IS the power behind
The throne greater than the throne itself IN this
eouDt.y It s second to other The government Of
France baeed upon nothing but The strength and GOOD
VIII Of tie army The fret s very crest but the latter
very uncertain, and canno: icing be depended upon.
There 10 no great and powerful interest that hiss sway
the continent and we cannot therefore, look for
biity in those governments which almost st the
mercy of an innumerable number Of petty political
cliques The military may for time, be true and loyal
The army may support and SUSTAIN the government, 80
long their demands eded to. government
maintained must be continually making concessions to
the power important until there is nothing to
ssk or to give. Then for the love Of excitement and
change to the ambition. purposes few leading
generals revolution is started which to result in
favor Of the bayonet This is the state Of things in
France. Louis Napoleon will, without doubt, carry the
election in his av5r Ke s bound to do it in way
This being disposed Of his attention will be turned first
to Cancellation Of every adverse feeling in the ranks Of
the army and afterwards to the extension and consoh
dation Of his power to the utmost This for time, viii
peace not only in France, but Throughout the
Continent Of Europe For time therefore all private
interests viii prosper feeling Of safety and security
viii take possession Of peoples minds and enterprise will
without doubt, again find wide field for progress
ever. These things thus considered open 20 usa new
rnfvr ~.
this country probably, at this moment in better
position to avail themselves Of every favorable movement
IN financial or commercial matters, than these Ct
other and have fears but that proper advantage
win be taken and opportunity allowed 70 pass WITH
out developing something for private and public good
The future looks bright and brilliant We have only to
PUT forth hand and grasp the prize within our
reach
Within The past few years q system os fo-eigp ex-
chaDgee Las been perfected in this county by which the
smallest Of money RENTED either way
the Atlantic with perfect security and the greatest des
patch Drafts drawn as low chilling Sterling,
which are cashed in any part Of Gres. Britain the
United States This TO emigrants who wish TO bring
their money without fear OF loss to residents here who
wish 70 remit small 70 their relatives or friends in
Europe 20 enable them to TO this country is Of vast
importance Sc guarantees them against loss that IT,
when the drafts good This ia therefore the great
POINT Ct lsfae 10 cosain Gratis q IrdCutted credit
and securty s the first thing be consider There
are dozens Of drawers en- both sides Of tie Atlantic, sn
Of whom have their friends who place less
derce in the character Of the bills drawn. We
have doubt they al sound and solvent We know
nothing TO the contrary The most extensive Iri-
vste concern engaged in this business the house Of
Edwards Sanford Co. and there is not better in the
country 1t or less than the foreign branch
efAdsms Co. which guarantee enough that its drafts
good Bank Of England note-in fact, better
for the puYpeee required Tie drafts Of this house can
be obtained in any city in the Union for any amount
from shilling sterling upwards drawn uron their
house in Liverpool London, and HAVE 6nd drafts can
he obtained in either Of the European cities above named
Upon the firm here payable in any city Of the United
States for any amount from shilling sterling upwards
These houses confne their operations their legitimate
lire Of business They into speculstions and
DO not deviate hair from what is regular and proper
When q draft 10 drawn either in San Francisco, New
York, London, Havre, the holder may rest assured
that the funds for is protection at the appointed
place This is public mater in which Thousands
inte-ered and it is duty 20 point out 70 those
seeking facilities to remit small Of money the bert
mode q 80 doing.