New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02
BANK OF ENGLAND.

jmy l. 2o5E662 2s,2sLin Sgs,, Os'5 1.n:s
There is accordingly a million OF gold more in tho
Bank than in APRIL ls59, when the rate Of inercs,
reduced per cent, hut the difference Is very msrkA
between the two periods for il has changed ia regard
10 the movements Of gold from lowing to ebbias
tide The ahux Is peculiarly powerful, from ~ ovN
bearing all the imports from America and Australia u
the last month Besides, securities were ave and halt
millions less in April than at prcaent Consequently. in
April ls52, the supply OF oanabe capital was larger
than the demand, while now the reverse is the case
The emigration OF bullion was accompanied By
marked decline In thetoreign exchanges circumstance
which must be accounted for partly by the considerable
advance in the prices of most articles OF import, partly
by the large specusti0ns In imports. To this must be-
added the influence OF the uuiGyorabe autumn and win
ter ON farmers the consequent doubts and fears respect
ing the next harvest and as result OF the latter, i'm
mense operations in foreign grains and arines Lastly.
English capitalists have very largely engaged in the for
mAon of railway and other companies In France Italy.
| Spain, Sweden. Norway, Denmark Germany and BS
eunl and par,ake very much IN the general swindls
now going at the Paris BCurse Paper on London ~
therefore more abundant in all markets OF Europe sap
az any former period in consequence OF which there has
been continued ian in the rate of Exchanges On July
2ih the Exchange on Paris was 2J Doc for the pound
sterling; the LIST OF January IL had fallen 10 % francs
Some transactions have been made below 25fraros
In far the demand for capital has increased in
proportion to the supply the ee measure adopted BY
In far il was intended 10 put check upon spccu
stion and upon the emigration of capital venture to
predict. that Il will be thoroughly Intellectual
Your readers having accompanied us 20 such length
through all the testimonials of the growing prosperity
OF England request them TO stop and 10 fol
low poor needle maker Henry Morgan who started
from London, on his journey TO Birmingham In search 0t
work Less should DO charged with exaggerating the
case, give the literal accoun. o. The Northampton
Journal
O'Clock the morning Of Monday, Informing men,
while seeking shelter from The rain low barn. occupied
by MI T. Shade, IN the psf OF Cosgoye, attracted
by groans, which found o. from a poor man.
lying in heap hole II state OF extreme exhaustion They
do aH@ IA
but without receiving and upon touching him.
found has b.dy almost cold Having fetched Mr. slade, who
BY, this gentleman, sit.l some tms had elapsed
sent him. BY boy, in cart with bed aud covering OF
straw, 10 the Yudey Gobon union house shout mile dis
where he arrived Just before 0coch but expired
quarter OF hour aflerusrd The amshed, 6lthy and
clsd condition Of tho poor creature presented most
the evening OF Thursday the ID obtained yagranrs order
for nights lodging tbs YNdoy house from the relieving
officer Stony sratord and having then walked Yard
ley, distance Of three miles and upward was s,cordsgy
admitted he had food him, which ne cot heartily.
and begged 70 be allowed 70 rcmsn the ncti day and s
which granted a1d upon leaving saturday morning
early ser his bseaist no~t likely bis last meal In this
wofd took ,he road back TO srAord lei probable hs,
being weak and footsorc, for he had bal place
heel be was soon slad to ssek tbs friendly shslfer h
could find, which open she'd forming part Of
read Here no Wa found lying IN The straw on Monday
III. 9Th noon, add DOT being wished that stranger
H asked leave to sy little longer and went "a about
foa O'Clock 70 seet nsat the place
Of rer and shelter which this lone barn, with itx
stch partly of With lie door len Open and 10 tho coolest
posbe n.SstOp into the hsaphole OF which 10 erspt
there be SitbOut food for days more t disco
.-red, hss been described above the morning OF tho
18Th III. Inflated had gwen his nam. Henry
Morgan, q nstdenater and appeared between thirty and
forty years u sss, and person, good-hsned man"
lii hardly possible 10 oonceTve more horrible caec
A stslxaEt, strongranod man, In the prime o. life
ms long pilgrimage Of roaryrdom from London Ia
StOney .ru,lord-hS wTetched appeals Tor hep to ths
Graduation around hn-hs seven days fsst6s brutal
abandonment by hb fellow men--hs seeking shelter
sBd being driven from resting place TO restiDgplace
the GROWING .nl.snsnty u tho person named Slsdc
and the patient miserable deash Of the vermont
are a picture perfectly sstonishng 90 contemplate.
No doubt he invaded ne nights Of property, when he
sought shelter In the shed and In the lone barn ~
Relate tins starvation IN mdA o. prosperity 10 -
"a, London Cay nan and he will snswer you ssh the
words OF The LoRdaE Eooaontst Of Jan sth
Delightful thus 20 onder Free Trade ell cas.es
fsusilnr their enerzes called forth By hope sf
ward al improve tner productions, and al and
benefited EaaL Max.