The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-23

important change In prices way. The market 10,
bresastufrs had improved beh In omand and prices.
During the past week there has bee. considerable
tvity in the stock market and Auctuasions 10
tent have been realized In the early part prices fell
off rapidly account Of approximations growing out
OF the large shipments Of specie and the failure Of re-
mittances from California For day tive the de-
preston rather serious but confidence returned
and spectators entered the market again buyers for
such amounts a. at once produced favorabls reaction
The latter part Of the week therefore much in
favor Of the bulls the early part for the bears
At the close yesterday prices not quite 50 much
inflated as in the morning, Blu. money is abundant
and our financial position the whole impregnsbie,
that feeling OF security exists among holders that
give great upward impetus to several stock securities
The ws from Europe by the Nashville Is calculated
help money matters here great staple produ ,ts
in active demand at steady prices, the value Of money
bad been reduced, bullion in the Bank OF England in
creasng, American stocks In good demand Consols arm
OF previous quotations. These things must all have
their influence All doubt regarding the future supply
and value of money must be removed by our last
EUROPEAN advices, and nothing calculated to pre-
vent very important speculative movement In stocks
Later aavces from California Will be at hand day
two and we feel confident they will be OF character
sufficiently satisfactory to all fears relative to
future receipts Of gold rom that r'gion.
We are advised BY gentlemen we'll ioormsd in regard
to the sentiment OF the edirg and of the press of
Texas, that the Austin State Gazette expresses neither
the vie of tire administration Of Texas nor those held
by her people in regard to the acceptance Of the Deb
bill recently passed by Congress. That the other
hand the promipent citizens of Texas, and the In
fuenti press, such the Galveston Necs, Galveston
Tines, Austin Times. San Antonio Ledger &C., &c, advo
cate the acceptance OF the bill Besides, the entire
Texan delegation in Congress approved of aud voted for
the 81 o OOo bill.
TIE CLAIM Of the Austin Gazette that Texas has the
exclusive right to settle the republics revenue debt
cannot be maintained In 1850 the United States admit
ted in the boundary act her liability for this debt, and
retained s. eco Unitedtates bonds that
To the terms OF this Texas assented and the bonds
aceord ely retained in the United States Treasury
In this Transaction both the United States and Texas
knowecged tie liability Of the former for the payment
of the republics revenue bonds; and instead of the
claim advanced by the Austin Gc,se that Texas alone
has thu right TO adjust this question, it would
be but the smp duty of the United States t, complete
the settlement commenced by her In 1850, up'er the
direct approval OF the State of Texas expressed In her
acceptance OF the Terms of the boundary act
Albert Ncolay's regular semi weekly auction sals
of stocks and bonds will take place on Monday Esd
inst, at 1873 O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
Revenue bonds will be issued by the City Comptroller
bearing interest at the rate of six per cent per anuum
having from month to 1welve to rum depositng
with the City Chamberlain, at the Mechanics Bank any
above five hundred collars.
The Union Bank has declared semi annual dividend
of four per cent.
Tie shipments specie from this port last week we're
unusually large but not 30 large as anticipated.
SHIPMENTS OF SPECIE FROM TIE PoRT OF NEW YORK.
SteamLhip Granada, Havana, Spanish guar.