The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26
THE LATESR.


In all the churches prayers offered for peace. Az
religious services in Russia subject to the direct
trs Of the government this statement Ia somewhat
markable.
1t has been announced from Vienna that Prussia has
acceded TO the treaty Of Dec q somewhat confident
prediction In the Fremden Blot 49, believe the only
authority for this statement.
Tho Journal de 81. Petersburg Of the Sd gives one
fourth of it's columns to the report Of Mr. Brghts
pro-Russian speech, delivered the 22d ut in tho
House Of Commons.
statement that Prussia had adhered 10 the treaty OF
December given in the Morniag Chronicle yesterday
rests the authority Of the Vienna Efenen Boa and
is at least premature.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Friday aight
The subscriptions to the national loan in Paris ant In
the departments amounted yesterday evening to $780,
100000 francs In the communal schools for girls the
ordinary studies are suspended, and the pupils all
engaged in making lint.
SARDINIA.
TURIN, Friday.
The Queen Dowager widow of Charles Albert expired
this day after days illness, at the age Of 81
The Russian Corps Of suttscha has been posted at
Babadagh to stop the march Of the Turks the Crmsa
THE NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE.
The Austrian Correspondents, the medium uniformly
CHOSEN Dy inc government Tor COMMUNICATION with the
public through the press publishes communicated ar
tice respecting the important proceedings Of the last
few days.
On the 9th inst, It says the Russian Ambassador in.
formed the Imperial Minister Of Foreign Affairs Count
Buo that the instructions which he hsd asked Of his
court had arrived, whereupon yesterday conference
held between the English and French Ambassadors,
together with Count Buol and Prince Gortschako at
the Imperial Ministry Of Foreign Affairs From the
tual explanations there exchanged 1t resulted that the
representatives of the Four Powers were essentially
agreed In their understanding Of the and genera
bearing OF the fundamental points, (savng the
the cabinets OF Paris and London yet to be obtaned)
basis gained upon which negotiation for the restoration
Of the peace of Europe may begin.
The Correspondents adds:-we greet this preliminary
result with great satisfaction and believe may ven
:ure to express expectation that the high
courts of France and England and the Sublime Porte
will similarly in It result fully capable of serving
a. basis for the negotiation Of conclusive secure
peace.
BRUNSWICK, Jan. Q, 1885.
Hanover and Brunswick have resolved to continue
united and to identify themselves with Austria the
affairs Of the East the secondary States
declaring themselves in the same sense
THE RUSSIANS AGAIN IN THE IRREGULARITIES.
BRAnow, January 0, 1855
Dobrud-cha, and taken both Tutscha and Babadagh.
sadyk Pacha defended Tultschn as long possible.
This is the first effect Of the withdrawal Of omer Pa
cha's army from the frontier TO the Crimes.
The Very Latest.
[Received by telegraph immediately previous to the
steamers leaving her wharf at Liverpool
PARIS, Saturday. O'Clock Pm.
courier from Bucharest confirms the account OF the
ON the Danube having been recommended. The Rus
sians in force crossed above TulschA, defeated tho
Turks, took their town, and marching on the
Katchin. The Ausrians do not interfere This report
has caused some CONSERVATION.
LIVERPOOL, jan 13-P. NJ.
Our cotton market to-day, exhibited hardening ten
dency but quotations the The days business
amounted to 5000 bales Of which 500 for export
Financial Intelligence.
From the London Times, Jan. 49,
MONEY MARKET AND CITY INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY EVENING.
The influences which operated unfavoraby the Eng.
ket has been heavy but without any further
decline. Consols for money which receded yesterday
after basness hours to S opened this morning at e1
chase Of Three Cents then produced better tone
and recovery took place to 9i from viii ;h there
ness. For the account the last Official quotation
was o. x to u, but there was ultimately buyers at
the deposits the French loan, was increased by a
payment Of GOO 600 on the Eve per cent shares
OF the Great Northern Railway and the intelligence Of
the banks Of the Danube likewise had depressing ten
dency On the other hand the Of the accession OF
satisfaction. Bank stool, left at 200 TO 2l0s reduc.
ed 91h TO Il: Three per Cents 9lH TO 92Is Long
Annuities AZ India stock 225 TO 22s India Bonds, lis
10 las pm. Exchequsr bills, Is. to Is. PM AMI Exche
quer bonds 99,S to 4.
Foreign securities neavy and prices closed ~
decline. Russian and Turkish were unfavorabiy in.
by but "a
tons produced important change. Russian Five rer
Cents, in the official list, were marked 100 but they
closed ut 9s to 100 In the Four and Half per Cents
bargains took place at s9 and the nal Quotation
IS 10 co. The transactions in Turkish were money
ibe la. PRICE eo wss ss to 1 Ban loo the Ns.
1852, o. Mexican for account, 215s Peruvian -Four
anda Half per Cents n Portuguese -Four per Cents,
Sandman, SAY Spanish Three per Cents, 3S: the New
Deferred, 1st and Dutch Four per Cent Certificates,
%. Ecuador was rather hrmer, the business trans
acted having been at 4 and AZ.
In the foreign exchanges this afternoon there were
alterations Of Importance Amsterdam rather high
or, Moderate amount Of business having been trans
acted.
The last accounts from the Paris Bourse this evening
present further decline Of about half per cent Al
Amsterdam Russian has receded, and at Vienna also
prices again showing weakness. The letters from
Hamburg state that money Is readily obtAnabe at from
The bank bullion returns of this evening have been
partly influenced by the gold taken for the quarterly
payment Of salaries, &C. In the various public depart
and Of the chief remIttances Paris Of
French loan win not be exhibited till the next publca-
top when snguiary heavy reduction must be looked
for in the stock Of gold being estimated that upwards
Of 81 has been sent 10 France during the present
week. This exceptional circumstances, however, viii not
cause any disquiet, a. the amount win gradually Gov
back from time 10 time when realLstions effected
The bill embodying the new measure OF the Chancellor
Of the Exchequer regarding the funds Of savings banks
has just been printed and It's clauses in accordance
with the particulars furnished In the Tmss Of the 22d
uit II recites that the 10th OF November last the
amounts due G33 909 300 1ls Sd TO savings banks
and ~ 100 649 13s 70 friendly societies. making total
Of f3e $50 H. 3D., against which the following secu
rifles are held
id
Consols. 10os5, s3t 7
Reduced ................... 1855 s74
New Three per Cents. ~, 1886 $40
New Two.and. . half per Cents. 80. 80. $1,000