The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-03

price Dom shs sAp stewards and suttlsrs. Very pos.
been ssnt and the receipt thereof daily notidei BY the
the marh and win not reach it. There l. nowhere TO be
found that penetrating glance that searching scrutiny
sban be done BY which alone things done. We
fess that We put great faith In the human viii We ne
then the .in must BE- very rssolute one, and must
override si sorts # conflicting wishes. We really cannot
mandsr Chief in the Crimss had thoroughly resolved
last October that the sick and wounded should have beds
tent: Il the camp. tss and other eam
forts. these poor creatures would still DO without
these things. Nor can we believe that, i nearly
tween si.iiass nd the camp Was insrupS or rsn.
dersd dcult Lord Raglan and his staff had resolve, to
restors ii by road that would stand the and
have been reduced to is present melancholy state,
bred miles from its supplies shut up in q bessged
town. Human win may not be supreme, butt is very
win goes far determine the Of war Fortune
not the jade that would present her. She 10 to
s1a but BY @ qe,ns 70 hand
thing We can help stand In it's Wayne favor, fear,
no sinister notive.abovs all NO friends; and then,
to succeed
The French loan.
t.lt PARIS, Jan 1850 A. NJ
The Aowitcur announces that the sum total Of the
subscriptions to We National Loan amounts to 2175,
oo0,o0of l77O00 persona took part in the loan. AL
geria Corsica, and the offers to subscribe Of of
the departments during the last few days not
prised in this amount.
The departments furnished $4,000 aubscribers the
subscriptions OF whom give capital Of IT. At
Paris there were o. 600 subscribers, with capital Of
provided capital Of 100 900 osof and Germany, Bel
gium Switzerland, &s, similar amount
The Iron Trade or Greal Britain.
Prom the Circular Of Nsylor, vickass Col
During the past year there have been considerable
fHa ia
pckon AZ prospects of the iron trade have undergone
decided change The year began with advance Of COS
materials employed in The manufacture aad
influx OF orders from all quarters, which considerably
wen responded to in America, and the trade con
tinued in 90 prosperous condition. and the demand
that month further advance Of eos Der ton was de-.
ciared The makers were to say compelled to take
.as .sp lesg pace with the rs price Of the
threatened the prosperity OF the trace and made the ad
vance decision Of Questionable policy, developed
the gravity and tho magnitude Of theR character
America the financial pressure which, instead pass
ing away was hoped from month to msath, took
the nature Of commercial crisis and caused growing
stagnation Of trade In this country the war; with its
prospective great demands upon the of the
usual necessities Of trade nto other channels CO ope
rated to retroerade Ia the iron trade
In the united States the cvance of last July
responded 20. and already August and September,
some Of the inferior braAds Of iron, and particularly
sheets and patss reeeded In conse lence and although
we're not sustained and the naat OF orders
ly felt
The year has closea gloomily vast amount OF capt.
al has been expanded throughout the iron districts
putting up new furnaces and works, with view to
adsp. the Eers Of production 10 the great des
the early part VI last year, and that most of these
works have begun their operations, ready 10
SO, the demand has entrely passed away, is no.
even sufficient TO keep the old works well employed. This
refers particularly to those who have
prncpaDy depended for their sales upon the American
markst-tsose engaged IN the home and continental
tradeH being stn odsra.ey employed.
At the quarterly meetings Of the makers held last
wesk reduction Of G2 per ton was agreed upon in the
hope that his dec inc soGlo call for Ii orders.
We sabloin statement OF the total porta Of icou
&c, from this port to toe United States and Canada
also their distribution among the various ports Of destn
ation for .hs years 1854 and $685. aoa table Of Scotch
etured mon from Gaagow tho United States
and British North America, during 1854.
Compdrare Ytsu0 of ke Exports Of Manufactured Iron
dc, from Liverpool during the years ls53-5f
1858. 1898. Decrease. lac
Exports from Liverpool 1brs 11ss Tons. Iops
70 the U S.:......., 3ol,615 232,42o 6e,25s -
Exports from Liverpool
TO Brit. N. America. 2b,9o9 3),72S 1920
Tt.al exports 49,. s27 ,e74 26aI4s
Thus owing 81 SO $50 tons in the exports 60
the United States and increase of 72g BRIT.
ifh North America during the year 1884, against 1853
Exports from Liverpool 10 the Uaitsd states 1887
Vea York. Boston.