The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

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via, the British cOnaandszn and An snbsssy had
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sutta Darhet depressed.
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Minister had arrived Ut Canton AL accounts agreed
70 rho rapid and sseesssf. prssres: q the who
trade IN the empire. Their object TO advance and
capture NAnking Other had fAsa into ths haads
owing to the accounts Il 9Th November, rscsvsd from
.Dd nna nsS
gate dated Whampoa In the island of Pekang stated
in them that the French Change daires in China had
had long conference with the mandarin Of the province
the Catholic religion in the Celestial En- sire
The United States sloop Plymouth arrived at Hons
Kong from Manila, on the 18th january, with dates
The United States steamer susquehanna expected
The United States sloop s.r.sos. was lying at Macao
Meeting or the Atlantic and Pacifae function
Company I'm London.
The first general meeting Of the directors OF tho Allan
tic and Pacific Junction Company was held on the 10Th
hessrs J. s. Brownrigg. J. r. Cramptcn, Edward Crop
per, &c Ewart. ". ,. Hamilton 4 7 Hope, Mon
kinnon, and Admiral Moorsom. The solicitor. Mr..
Charles Freshfeld the engineer Mr.. Lionel Osborne
and the official auditor, Mr. j. E. Coleman, also
present. together with the secretary, Dr. Black After
sir Charles Fox had given an outline of his whole pro-
ceedings in relation to this great undertaking. the
mmunications with her Msjesty's government, and
with that Of the United States, were Laid before
tns meeting and bs era
be duly paid to the credit of the republic of New
Grarada with the Bank of England and it unani
mously agreed that the amount Of required
td by the prospect Of results
ultimate capital The Board also informed tina, a
communication to be expected in the OF few
days from the British in Paris through the
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs to day which
the Emperor Of the French would give audience to Sir
Charles Fox and deputation from the company whose
arrangements il is hoped that France and Russia. as
great maritime powers, will cooperate with the British
and American governments The necessary resolutions
for the future proceedings Of the Board Of Directors
then agreed to- and the meeting separated after the
of thanks to the noble chairman.
Markets.
LorDoN MONEY MARKET, Tuesday evening, March Is -
The quotation of geld Paris is about ut according
to the last tariff which, at the English mint price OF
f3 17s l0hd per ounce for standard gold, gives
change of 70 IL and, the exchange at Paris London
short being 2TU n it follows that gold is about SO
per cent dearer in Paris than in London BY advices
from Hamburg the price of gold is 429 per mark which,
the English mint price of 83 lis 10d per for
standard gold, gives exchange Of 10 4 and the ex
change at hamburg London at short being Ii O. it fol
lows that gold is O4 per cent dearer in Hamburg than
London The course of exchanuo at New York London
for bills at sixty days sight no per cent and the par
OF exchange between England and America being 100
per cent il foc that the exchange is nomlnaly O42
per cent in favor of England and after makiDglaowance
for charges OF transport the present rate leaves trng
profit the importation Of gold from the United States
The English funds continue to show great steadness
Ccnsols again quoted throughout the day 100 to y
for money, and 1908 to for the account Thres-and.
Quarter per Cents, with dividend for the opening left
of at 1O41 India Bonds 46s. to Sos, and Exehequsr
bills (darch) IS, to 12s; June) los to AS premium.
The foreign stock market WAS active to-day, and
prices were generally well supported, while in
some instances they exhibited further improvement.
BANK OF ENGLAND.
An account, pursuant to the act and Wet, cap.
49, for the week ending Saturday, March s. 1853 -
Notes issued f32 36l 800 Covenant debt ELL 100
Other securities. 1854 900
Gold coin and
bullion ....... 1892, TAG
49,