The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-28


ditto by the branch banks .......... 1890 200 90
Advanced on railway securities. 8363, 100 90
Iito by the branch banks ......... 20, 200 800 90
Advanced to the State on agreement Of
June ~, lS46.. 6O.OO0OoO W.
discount Of treasury bonds. ........ 10000 90 90
Government stock reserved. ........ 1880 $50 IA
hotel and furniture Of the bank. 4oeoooo 90
ianced property Of the branch banks. b191 100 90
Expenses Of the manage Of the bank 1299e84 81
suLdries. neutrality-suspicious.. 3,8l2,697 n
1,o5i biz. 500 70
Certified by the Governor of the Bank Of Frame,
D'ARG0UT
It appears from this return that the me allie reserve
has decreased, during the past month rs i2S 665f in
,aris and %, 8C9f In the branch banks The discount
accommodation has increased in Paris "a 236 735 and
in the departments y l46E The advances public
securities have increased Paris l03, l00 and 10 the
departments 40 5OOf The In circulation have
creased l49 s0of in Paris and g. ia 1901 in the de-
1885, and those Of private persona have increased
2e42e0l4f in Paris, and esq., in the departments
Denmark.
THE SOUND DUES QUESTION TO BE SETTLED.
The Z Of Berlin says We confirm the that
the affair Of the Sound due is to be submitted Def long
to Congress Of the States interested III the question: and
presses hope to delegates assembled in the second
fortnight in November.
State Of the members of the Danish
Cabinet is proceeding at Copenhagen The Supreme Court
(chosen from both Houses Of the Lg ature the
1h and having declared its competence fixed the 10th
Of November for the commencement Of the proceedings
Prospects OF Peace Observation-Disclosures or
Austria.
Vienna (Oct. ~ Correspondence of London Times
Ny dependence Of the 9th contained summary II
the Austrian in respect to the present state
Of the Eastern question: but neglected to mention
point Of consid rable Importance In the let alluded
t. II said that Austria could not mediate between
the Western Powers and Russia, because she the
ally of the former but 1t should haze added that
he imperia government considered itself at liberty u
mmunicate to the Western Powers any proposton for
unde take TO Iprend them Whenever here Is lie
deiig in TIE diplomatic world, people greatly in
CHI Ell TO indulge in conecural politics. and this par
'irnlariy tie III Austria. When politicians by
profession speculate the contingencies Of the war,
he word Poland srmetimes escapes their lips, Bat
never is WI expressed that the knQom Of that name
should te re-copsitued. II strikes that both Aus
ria aud Prussia would be well pleased to get back from
Fvssia cestsip parts Of Poland which bel lngei 70
thcn but neither England nor France could meinle IL
such q matter. II the socalied Duchy OF Warsaw,
the country extending In straight line from the
ofAugustovo down To the point at which the Big, IN
Pulls river of the name) crosses the AnstroGacian
frontiers, offered 10 Prussia and Austrin reodri
Jer their mdtardt assistance, Is Is very doubtful phther
hey you'd be ate 10 reist the temi&dtion. Count
Buell. as an experienced statesman, would in ail
PROBABILITY reject the bait, but the high mi.ary
party would certainly great risks IL Il had he
prospect of acquiring bitter from ers towards Russia
than i, has. The influential ultramontaus party
would also give It's full support to sny plan tor severing
koman Catholic Poland from schismatic Russia poll
tcisn of grea whe To- day spoke on the subject
IT the Ianubian Principal les gave four good reasons
why Austria should not desire to possess them. They
we're the following
" IL.
long Is has veiy recently been
Z. A. Austra is endeavoring to form the numerous
inbabitng the empire into eat and CT li1ed
ration she would materially increase the Difficult OF he
undertaking il he had hing to d. with Moiavia ani
Wallachia, which inhabited by Romanen, scaves,
Greeks and gypsies
distance from Jassy and Bucharest.
4. 1.-THE Danuban Fincipaites belonged TO Austria
be would not always be obliged to keep large army T.
hem in order to secure herself against attack the
part Of Russia.
A 6fth reas on which might have been given H. tina,
Austria has CROUCH to with its Italian add Hungarian
Provinces without having look after little army Of
Boysrds which would never to plot ag .ina her.
AUSTRIA with utter disregard TO expense every
and 3hen INDUCES in Cuixotie expeditions In order 10
maintain her dignity in Germany she in 1850 matched
corps Hamburg Schle@wig Holsein and IN order
10 maintain her position great power, she IN 1854
army of occupation into Mod.va and Waachi,.
~ the first she gained nothing Is she likely to
gain as much BY the lastY
Russia and Switzerland
The Paris Constituonnl " the 18th inst. says:-It
appears that Russia intends turning to account The do
matte which she has just made by Recognizing
The established order Of things In Ssitzel land The
following is from an eye witness and CO responder,
of The lausanne Ga;dt- Yesterday Oct. eth, ths Ru
sian Ambassador, Baron de krudener, tn gun-mth
freiaa, and of his workmen, embarked In the
boat which plies between vevey and Villeneuve
The object Of this excursion to make trial
~ the carl ine invented by fellow citizen. aud
of which mention has already baep made at the time
of the rernion Of officers at Moudon Having arrivcd
At the plain Of Vilencuve distance Of o5u feet va
measured by the Ambassador himself who took hs sta
asn the target and followed with the aid OF .
telescope, the movements Of the operator, NJ Prelaz
Eleven out Of twelve shots strn SIX the GET which
feet high The Ambassador. quite pleased with the
reut returned in the evening Vevey with the inven-
instructed to inquire into the matter by the federal
government, should have content.d themselves with
superficial examination Of ths new carbsbe Thus,
La Suisse this invention about to become the property
Russia II the Federal Council does not resoutey OPP
pose such step.
Affairs In Tnskey.
The correspondent Of the Smdphore of Mscseilles,
uncer date Cons aniinope lat II October gives
lowing details to the dehnive result Of the revolt
Of the Bashi Pazouks:-
general pes,son arrived to-day from the Da.danelles
have several lines spoken Ct the conduct Of the Ba m
Pas uks Ilaced under his command. A tow days since
the Governor OF the pardaneles after consult ny with
the Ten h and English consus and N. skens e.s
~ Of the Erglih embassy marched against these
with body Of regular troops, which had arrived from
onstsn,ncple On oeise r; TO return to hsr
miited, and declared that they would never rev ,lt
sssins the eaitima Of the sultan their
reigp. Gene nj Smith has sent by the Fnglih Am
bsrsdor to take the command Of them Ia the room #
General Beason. II IN said that they ABOUT - be
to the Crimea but otner accounts state that they
be di-bs nded which you'd be the best
pursue great number Of them have already desert
ed and those hat remain would never be Of any use
wen those At Buyukdetc, although unrer very severe
discipline, are instantly committing Disturbances.
Germany.
Aet,er in the Independence B'ge states that NJ Bun
sen ba returned by the electors Of Magdeburg
the pruEGiau Chamber. IL 0OuOuul whether
NJ Bunsen viii accept the nomination, he has declined
every request 10 become candidate on account Of III
t,aish The TndtTesda~cs adds
Ills election s less significant under present cir.
eumr,xnces Recol,eeting the motives that led 20 N.
runen,s recall fom the knesh kmhassy, in 1854 his
pcmnasion denotes feeling favorable TO 'he pcy Of
he Westsrn powers
The King q Hanover BY decree Of the s'h inst do.
cls,es that airy pabc function:y magistrate clergy
nan Who may, by any official OK public act call IN
i, est,on ,he validity II his royal n the 1t
vsust ne carrying into effect certain dscreess Of the
fst, my laws or ordinances promu gated BY them,
shah be st once dismissed,