New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-09


Ia is' lis % ,ss45 s. 1855 . so7s7' Oh
,,.-,.. .1io,s saIs@ ss77s 10 s53,0O o.
or the above amount We understand the net card
ues were about $500 900.
The business of the Sub-treasury was: RAD, S+i''
$50 A. rcluoiDg $500 900 sent to Philadelphia mint.
Received. 5000 975 30. Balance, So 525,47 81. Pad
for Assay ofice, ssi,Il' 20. Paid on discussing
checks, s29,979 -.
The re ef in the Money make. contial's to some
extent ibu. stock oans stiil attended with mecn du
fculy The nominal rate is 3 cent, bet the ma
ionty of stock loans pay commission in add'n,o.
For paper there is much better demand. At he dis
coup. houses ard rates have slightly i'm proved. We
ouote lOQl2 = cent for the best signatures. Tne
quantity on the market IS moo crate.
We bear that 1900 in gold was brought out oy
a passenger BY the Battle FOR the purchase Of bread
stufs.
The Tsd,pendent money article states that 1t has
il formation from Paris hat the Rothschids had nide
loan to the Car Of 800 600 on Russian bonds AZ
so for = cents II money 10 be paid in gold Rumors
of this kind in regard 70 the Roths ;hds and Hope
CO. have been curren; on the l. ndon Stock exchange
ard on the Paris bouse for some mouths, but the
writer's Of the money articles and Paris letters for the
Lor don papers hsve never been sble TO give any es
bic Information ON the subject This story of Russian
loan is put forward as an explanation OF the steady
drsin of gold tro London and Paris The story is I'M
probsbe although not bscutey impossible to be true.
No imp rtaD, amour, of gold could pass out through
the gates of Paris, which are unfer government sur
yeilsnce. without the knowledge OF the GJvertmeat;
sud the Messrs. Rothscbi ds having houses 10 both
Londen and Paris wou SC Ncely dare to furnish tbs
snews of war to the common enemy OF England aud
France. Such On act wonld be treason, ani Louis
Nspo'ecn would 10, hesitate to visit the extreme rig
Of the law on the capt ,st who should thus assist
power with witch Fronce vas at open war Nhea
ton on il tern stionsl law says:
Pace 3sl- "One of the immediate consequences OF
y commencement of hCstities ID the iaterdclon oil
all commercial intercourse between the subjects OF tae
State al war without the i;rnse OF their respective
Governments. la Sir W. SCOTS Judgment, Ia tue
csse of the Hoop, thi: is stated TO be prnelPe OF
univeI sal la ard not peculiar to the mar'l ne Jats
ptudence of England. L 10 lad down ny byuAer
shoez as q universal principle OF Law There can "
mo do lbt says this srier, that from the nature OIL
1sr iself ali commercial ntercO cess ne ~een
se,enies Althour there he no special interdtchOu
of such intercourse, is often the case commerce Is
forbidden by tie mere operation OF The law oil war
etc "
And again. n 1872: at follows as a corjlary from
the principle interdicring all commercial and other
pacific intercourse with 'hs public enemy, thai every
species of private contract mAde WIN ms sug-So
Ourlup the = unlawful Tue RUE thus -
appcab TO insur ance enemy property aud tr4de
10 The drawing and negotiating OF bills OF eAcnsnye
between sub cts Of the powers at war; 10 me FeSS'
SION Of fnds an money or bills 10 the enemy country;
to con lnercal parut rsbps entered into between me
subj, cts of the two colnts after the declaration OF
war or existing previous 20 the decl4raon which last
are dissolved by the mere act of the war Itself,
although as TO other contracts, It Only suspends tae
remedy
At Philadelphia money is very hard to obtain and
the rates rule high Strictly pine paper is done at
at u y cent The greatest pressure seems to be
with the brokers aud outside dealers ia stocks.
In regsrd to Land warrants IhOmps0a's Rep1rtcr
says
Notwith standing the temporary panic IN Wall street
land warrants still hold up IN price hgacs the general
impression tha, eli mus take place. How THIS
will be we cannot tell but tbiak they bid fair to nan-
tain present prices for a week or 40 LOGGER
We are at This date November 81 buying ard ling
fUllOws
Buying. Seling
6fs and i2Os.......+l GO - 81 o y acre.
ses and l6os.......Sl 10 y acre. 81 Ia 9 acre.
Tire House Of Representatives. of th3 Tennessee
legislature have adopted resolution by vote of 81
to 90 declaring it 70 be the Of the House that
the Bank Of TeIpessee should be put in q gradual
estate OF liquidation by the present General Assem-
oily"
The Western Exchange Fire and Marine Insurance
compan,, Omaha City, Nebraska Territory, is a
banking institution lately organized at that place the
cficers Of which are Thomas H. Benton, jr, presi-
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