New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02
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PARIS Monday, Sept II, l-5i.
In late number of THE TRIBUNE made GER
tain statements n regard to the disreputable
stock .ObbiDg aud money changing operations Of
tie residtn, Minister Of the United States at the
Hague, Mr Auguste b. mont now az ain refer
to thi. subject in order TO bring to the attention
Of the people who are represented at the Dutch
Court by this gentleman. certain other facts Of
more startling character in the same connection,
which have come to nv knowledge since the
writing of the communication referred to. TIE
proofs of the extraordinary statements which |
am about 70 make will be found further on.
All intelligent readers are aware Of the diff
Guilty that il now experienced by the European
States other than France and EGgland in effect
inc loans The Turkish loan w5s accomplished
more through sympathy than speculation; the
Austrian loan, no matter what interested parties
may say to the contrary, was efected by pressure,
and amust at the point of the bayOnet; while
Prussia Notwithstanding the immense advantage
Itch sbe is at this moment reapiDg from mo
nopoy of the Russian carrying trade-an advant-
age which hss alone saved her from serioIs In
ternal C. mmotion-inds her finances 10 most
homeless condition. The smaller States Of El.
rope. thrown into q state Of uneasiness which
crippes their prosperity by near or remote
connection with the war and forced TO place
their armies ia n fighting condition. feel more or
LEES the same difficulties in maintaining their
finances IL il matter of course that Russia
il not exempt from the same embarrassment; for
she, more than all others. is suffering from de-
rsppement Of her sdustrii Al and commercial pur-
suits and from the maintenance OF en- enormous
armed force. Whether she is already in a needy
condition or whether with scareful eye t. future
embsrrassments and the every day increasing
difficulty of efieciDg loan It /. at least certain
that the Russian Government have been bargain
ipp for some time in secret to obtain large loan,
and that her object has been accomplished
THIS loan has been taken IN the name and through
The aeenct Of the american Minister at the HagHe,
for his father ara uheies, the tr0hers ROthsehih.
Under the difficulties already referred 10, the
Rothschilds are the principal resource of tho
European Governments. Now. more than ever,
is this powerful firm brought into prominence and
influence. But the hands of the Paris house, as
well as those Of London. are tied bee 4use in
each city the bead of the house is q naturslized
citizen, fIr whom it would be treason to lend ma
tefsl aid 10 the enemy. Ia London, Baron Lio-
mel Rotbsctlld has been elected a member Of
Parismeut and therefore supposed to be true
Hncsbmsn and devoted. after bic 0 IN. entirely
~ Epglish interests In Paris, James RVths-
child bss also been made Baron. and is 4 toady
and particular fsyOrite Of the Emperor Napoleon.
BE hunts with the Emperor, be rides vita him in
the cars and in bis private carrI,ge and he dimes
with him al Saint Cloud. 1t is therefor obvious
that the patriotic house Of Rothschild Brothers
could not take Russian loan. The pareut house,
II is true is situated az Frankfort and therefore
rpon neutral territory; but the house is essen
tally an Euglish and French one. snd therefore
cones under the prob bitOry law Of treason just
AS much a. if the Frankfort house did not exis.
Ru.sla is a Vast, Young aud & vigorous coCG-
try. full Of resources. and thoroughly capabk OF
paving spy debts which extraordinary ciTcum-
stances may force her to contract. THIS n more
th.n can IL said Of any other country IN Europe,
and mole than eaa be said Of the ordnas debtors
Of the house Of R"thsebid Broth>rs. Here,
then. Two extraordinary circumstances ind them
selves in slpositon--s ffst-rate. tss!thJ debtor
! and the only house capable Of becoming It's cred
i,sr. Such chance was Dot - be avoided, and
AL that vas NEEDED vas a secret medium that
could be depended on Mr. Belmont, BY bis Po-
s;iion as relative Of ths firm, and as :ofe1sl
mipi,ter v hose action was free from surveillance
offered the proper medium. and singaiarly "a
yored the operation. II will thus be seen that
AZ stated in my former letter, tie American Le
CATION st Is Hague has been converted isFo