New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20

Another rumor currently Pans has been that the bans
OF France intends to rare IT. Of discount TO 81 cent
Inc - scarcely consr with the statement male upon
good authority that there l. ample supply Of the pre-
eops n'as at ~ and that paper can be readily done
ast cent Ne cannot undeT.'ane now ". u ana coaii
oes Of tb< Continent money il also very pleni,fa il
well me-, be- considering how much has been withdraw
nom "
TIE Times Of Saturday the day Of the steamer sai
ray.:
morning caused the Enesh funds 10 open al .urher de-
cline o cent the required being larger than had
been anticipated. Subsequently, however, there
slght tendency TO improvement Consols, which left off
yesterday at s7 to T. first quoted u to t. and
naned for time without alteration The in
third edition of The Tunes Of the eectua nature Of the
bombardment Of Odessa then caused an and
transactions took place at 81 the final price being SIT 10
for money and the 9th Of June
a considerable portion Of the Exchequer Bonds that
remained to be subscribed for stated have been
taken to-day, and the list viii finally close at the Bank Of
England on Monday at clock
1.-THE last accounts from the Paris Bourse this evening
show further improy ement of more than y cent
1.-The rate of exchange from Paris shows slight i'm
provement and only very small taken from the
Bank to-day for remittance. From Amsterdam and Ham
burg aso the quotations better. At the latter place
money is plentiful at 81 cent and numerous parcels Of
smuggled gold are arriving from Russ ia
1.-The next monthly returns from the Bank Of France
expected to show further remarkable increase in the
stock Of gold"
The London News of Saturday SAYS:
The publication of the supplemental war estimates for
IS 95 e63 coupled with the virtual failure Of the Govern
ment loan scheme have caused further fall OF y
in the funds to-day. At period of the morning the
decline from yesterday rates considerable owing
in part 10 reports that the French Government proposes
before the conclusion Of the present session of the te
ature TO nsk for authorization to raise fresh loan of
600 sterling in the Of the national service
requiring it,
The Lirerpod Times says:
The Money market has been abundany supplied and
at the commercial settling yesterday the demand for Iner
camille accommodation less active than Of late and
the discount houses and banks pressure expert
enced. II appears remarkable that the banks and dis
count houses seem at present ia better position TO
grant accommodation than the Bank of England which
embarrassed by the necessity Of meeting the requirements
Of the Government"
In regard TO the Exchequer issue that paper says:
"Tbe impression becomes daily stronger that Govern
ment have only mode of escaping from their financial
difficulties e. by boldly raising loan in Consols. Were
this plan adopted itwoud probably command immediate
success if arranged reasonably liberal terms, the
support Of all the leading capitalists would be readily
secured, and the public would forward willingly to
tske the issue The market would thus be relieved
Of the incubus which has 10 long weighed upon it, arising
out of the necessities Of the treasury which have certainly
exercised a very prejudcal influence the money
ket and commercial interests.
The return of the Bank of England for the week ending
Saturday April 90, when compared with the previous re-
furn ehoxpsfI tho foil uyiuore Ito.