New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17

Speaking in round numbers between 1853 and 1854 its
bullion has diminished "a 700 900 is circulation has d.
miAisbed equally the public deposits f4OOOOOo and
private deposits 81 7oOOCO les Such circumstances go
far TO explain the present increased value Of the money
the command of the Bank
There were sellers of French Scrip at II discount The
Times says
Tho rapid decline Bourse since Saturday
appears to be attributable TO the dsquet by the
failure and the apprehension of its leading other
endorsements rather than TO anything of q political
nature the pressure Of that event being greatly impressed
by the extent to which the loan likely to boered
upon the market AT Vienna favorable reaction has
continued for three days the Funds having advanced
TO S. while the Exchange London has receded to IS
II may therefore be assumed that the probability of the
Austrian Government taking an Independent attitude
against Russia is considered TO have become stronger
The sdvices regarding the affairs Of Leroy de Chabro
Co. of Paris sste that they engaged in making up
their accounts but that their actual position has yet
been assersIed 1t is said the which caused their
suspension gea. that they found themselves called
upon during the few DAYS of It's continuance 10 reimburse
sp amour equal 10 nesrly 100000. This was joint
stock concern with capital estimated at about fisO OOO
but lsse portion of to hsve been locked in
shares and other speculative investments The parcu
of their exact position not Yet known but Whatever
nay be- the fate Of the sharehsd re- is su posed the
general creditors will ultimately be heavy losers No
this tide of the water will learn, be injured by this
failure.
II pounced from Paris that from the lst of April the
French mint viii deduct mile per klo from all gold
brought for coinsge this having been adopted
meet the extra expense Of coming the five franc
pieces Under these circumstances it viii longer be
profitable al present rates, to send gold from London
The accounts Of the state of trade in the manufacturing
towns during the week show that the excitement caused by
the declaration of not confined to the London
Stock Exchange Its chief effect has been Manchester
where decline in prices has continued throughout the
week without any signs of an ultimate reaction
The shipments Coal from the Lehgh region for the week
ending Saturday last s4e3 tuns for the
lO6s5 tuDs The rates of freight have been settled be
tween the operators and tie boatmen. There shipped
on the SchuyRill Navigation for the week ending
Thursday s2765 tuns and for the season l02 557 uns
being 363ls tuns than to corresponding time last
year There brought down the Reading Railroad
the week ending Thursday 755 tuns and for the
scar 4s4Os2 tns against 375ls tuns to corresponding
ime last year.
AT Philadelphia Money continues in active demand, but
Without change in rates First class paper at from 10
l2 cent aud second class at from l3l to is cent
AT Boston there vas panic 10 Stocks and Railroad
on.'s Vermont Central sold a. 9j Oydensburgb, 9!
srmot and Massachusetts, iel &c 0gdensburgh Second
cifgsge Bonds, ash &c Copper Stocks were well held
oney iaher easier The offerings al the Banks
rye Negotiations for best business paper continue at 10
'l2 cent.