The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

which worthy q interest Tor ia purpose Il vii
Se eel tha yoe should place yoursei. communication
with the chambers Of commerce and The agricultural
committees Of your province
moral and economical situation Of the working men
amongst whom they ive especially competent to give
an oniou on tne general measures which should be
able also 70 give yoI useful Information respecting the
make up the deficiency Of our harvest They may also
exercise a happy influence upon the medchants and
manufacturers. the proprietors and the farmers Of
their districts in order to confirm them their penevo
lent feelings towards the laborng classes and engage
them to to the latter the benefit of salutary pa
tronage.
In addition to general measures the adoption Of which
it may be proper to decree, there others which by
their local character are better adapted to particular
you should fix the attention of the commercial authors
ties upon suited diminish the distress Of tho
and which have been applied at former epochs
not wi hout Solicit the aid Of the clergy which
has failed in its ministry Of peace and charity and
pulaon is 80 legitimate. The buyedr de bcnfaisafse
constitute most deyoed machinery; its aid should be
sought with confidence and accepted with gratitude
Where private associations exist or may be formed
with charitable ann, Is proper to facilitate their
ganisation and encourage their DEVELOPMENT. The in
PREVENTION Of provincial medical committees Il also verv
desirable, and we cannot sufficiently second their Efforts
to amelioae the sanitary condition of principal
The markets should in a special manner engage your
attention, and that OF the communal adminisrrato
While combating those preiudices Of which the corn
trade is too often the subject it is proper that you
should watch that no mannvre calculated to influence
the price of food should be tolerated. and that Sellers
well buyers shall have the fullest security in these
transactions.
The high price Of produce makes 1t more than ever
SALE from the double point of view both Of quality and
quantity. For the sake Of justice and humanity It will
odous aduerations odisasss sopAicGton ana against
fraud In the use Of weights and measures. .
IN
sumption, prices will undergo considerable reduction
is prudent, however, to make preparations for less
ance and am persuaded that you will neglect nothing to
stimulate in your turn the zeal and activity Of all those
whose aid yourequire for the accomplishment OF the Diff
cult mission which circr instances impose upon ALL
p DEDEcKER, Minister of the Interior.
Barring BROTHER & co.'s CIRCULAR.
LONDON, Oct. 12-5P.M.
The colonial and foreign produce markets have been
dull throughout the week. and prices in instances
have rather downward tendency. The minimum Bank
Of England rate Of d. count continues at 5 per cent, at
which rate money has been in great request this week.
but the demand has sackened to-day Consos leave of
at s714 S7h for money, and SIX for the account.
Mexican dollars As. 11&d. Bar silver 5s 1s4d. Amer.
eagles 76s 2d. South American doubloons 75s 3d.
American stocks remain 9nsaleable as may be sup
cept, demand for small amount Of Maryland sterling
bonds at e2 we cannot quote for State stocks
Sterling 5's at 49, United States e 1852, at iol Penn
sylvana Central Railroad Bonds, LIST mortg at o. ID
Illinois Central at Il Michigan Central IS sterling
bonds at 1903.
HERMAN cox AND CO.'S REPORT.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. II, 1855.
The advance in the rate of interest the Bank Of En
land the 4th instr to on cent together with the
vorabie influence market Throughout the week.
The amount OF cotton offered and pressed for seemed
sns had
advantage of fully d. most descriptions OF land
particularly poor stapled) American cotton Sea Islands,
Brazil and Egyptian bave participated in the decline,
and must be noted "a to "a. lower. Surats continued
in fair request at I'd decline To-day there is fair de-
mand from the trade, with little more regularity In
price. Sales ZOO bales.
Since the 18th September, when mdding upland was
quoted at SD, market has declined ed. per h..
without leading to any increase in the demand either
from spnners spectators; II be expected,
while much uncertainty exists to the future course
of the money market In Manchester, continued
steadness and rlegulary prevailed Buyers operated
very cautiously a. considerable decline from last week.
but intelligence is hand announcing the lombard
ment. nothing new from the CImea.
Pank Of England passed over Yesterday without in.
creasing their rate Of discount to per cent Unless
hewcver the eux Of bullion is arrested shall proba
bly, the expected advance made next Thursday Con-
sols declined yesterday to s6, but close to-day 87 "
A. DENNIsToUN AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, Oct IL, 1855.
from rtassuring during the present week. There has
BEEN for the first time scarcity Of money expe-
rienced in London and the demand has urgent 10
extent this has doubt been occasioned by the APP
which have morally prevailed Of further
great demand them they yesterday after lsngthen
ed sitting, adjourned without any further action. At
length gold ceases glad to say to find buyers in
the market and much Of what Is arriving has
to be sent 10 the Bank.
Trade in all its branches has begun 10 feel the
effect of this great pressure, and though the ordeal
severe fear that great contraction in every de-
partment is the only safeguard for the mercantile
muni'y in the trying times which are before II.
The Manchester market continues very fiat especially
for goods suited to the Indian markets. But there Is
short time, and cotton falls in price, we sup
pose We shall hear Of resort being had TO that
expedient.
tonsols which yesterday as low as s6, have ad
vanced o.day 10 IS, closing at 871S.
The Vintage In Italy.
On the LIST inst the electric telegraph between Ferrara
and Rene was opened TO the public.
We read IN the Roman Journal Of the % inst
Considering the deficiency Of the vintage the Holy
Father has prohibited for another year-that Is until
September, 1S56the expectation Of grapes must
mon wines and vinegar as also crude tartar The MI
mister Of Finance is charged with the execution of the
present decree. G. CARDINAL ANTONELu
Rene 26. Seer vorg fafo-