The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-09

cannot however be agnsed that in very many circles
the matter is viewed with great dissatisfaction some
have even gone far as 70 draw parallel De
tween the present adopted 20 remedy the wants OF
Austs's exchequer, and these put forward by Meai1a
bel in SPAIN fifteen years ago, Who when APP
pointed TO the Ministry promised TO his country
total reform Of the finances, which were then
in . very bad state But" said he, lit is
essentially necessary that deep mystery veil all opera
tons till they are entirely ,mpletsd' From tle time
when this promise made up TO the PRONUNCIATION Of
the measures the state of finances really better
one but when people the veil Of mystery removed
picture displayed which said but little for the fin IN
cia talent Of NJ Mendizabe So when NJ Bruk changed
his position at Constantuope for that at Vienna
the expectations entertained Of his political and Gnan
cial talents caused improvement of brief duration
to take place In the financial condition Of Austria
Now, however, that the new Mendizabel Of Austria
stands before the world naked and unveiled great
CONSERVATION prevails in the whole financial world.
Whether matters win undergo change, and assume
more favorable appearance than that which they at
present wear remains y.t to be many people think
they viii. The bank has not yet given in its decision
to the acceptance rejection Of the plan but is gene
rally believed that will be received and the expert
ment at least be tried.
She Ah Of October being the Emreror's namen's
ag, celebrated here with great festivities and it
generally believed that the text of the Concorat
would appear in the columns Of the Vienna Gazette No
such publication however, took place. and is beginning
TO be whispered that the document question viii
appear before the public ALL Report states that the delay
Is to be attributed to the opposition Of the clergy, who
dency The main point which the difference Of opinion
is understood 70 exist is tae unfortunate question as
to whether the Roman Catholic Church is to be con
dereo in TIE light of the ruling dominant" church,
BY which mean. that other creeds are only allowed
by pure liberation. Thsis the view which is firmly up
held BY the great body of the Catholic clergy. The
government, the other hand, is said to main
1n the D e9ua to a." the a. rae s
non appearance of the Concoroat is the fact that
a. are yet incomplete which
stated that meeting OF Bishops will be called in the
early spring for the purpose of arranging the matter
Persons who think that the document in question will
be put in PRINT support their opinion by reference
to the measures respecting the Provincial constitutions
never yet been brought into action Every six months
outline of these constitutions is said to be laid before
the Emperor by the Home Minister; the Emperor re.
buried for the rest Of the In the following year
letter from the Emperor is usually put forward urging
which Is proposed to tie Council Of Ministers. where the
old and revived schemes lie buried again till poti
cal movement the Continent the government
exhibit again the mysterious tool to the people,
oft rodden passage from one council to the other This
u al that is known up to the present time respecting
vessal constitution Of which they deprived in the
year $780, and many people think that the will be
the case with the ne Wy dawn up Concordat.
We have but little news from the seat Of which
will not reach much more readily by means of other
The Emperor If Russia arrived at Odessa early on the
morning Of the Goth of September accompanied by the
Grand Dukes Michael and Nicholas. 1t is generally under
stood that the Of mis- Journey to the southern dis
town. Of Nikoaief in state Of perfect secarity The
Use Of Nkclaef has been exceedingly rapid twenty
years ago. IT was nothing but town Of the most nsg
npvu ntoA hnvsa
ard S60o7 inhabitants It Is, as is known the maia
depot of the Russian marine and Black Sea feet. The
stores laid up there described immense, though
they have latteIy been very sensby diminished in
tequence of the unusual demands made them to
sy the requirements Of Sebastopo Immediately after
the arrival Of the Emperor the contractor Of the works.
and Lieut. yooko Of the Engineers, summoned by
telegraph to the royal aud ordered to consrn
guns for the defence Of Nkoaief Five hundred gam
boat will be brought to complet on with all possible
speed material having been brought from Cronsadt on
purpose. The vessels will each be armed with from
to be gums Of the heaviest c.bre The arming Of
the new frgees Vtos and Tger is already finished nd
the Emperor has exp essed himself greatly gatifed at
the a earancc Of the same The Grand Prince Consan
tine lett the q III again for Sebasopo from whence
he win return sgain to odessa in company with the
mander for the purpose of having interview
sp ne ss 10 ~ the ns %
TO abandon the northern forts and to rusth whole de-
fence OF the Crimea TO strong position which he intends
We hear from others that the English Minister has re-
eeceive instructions respecting the affair of Kae The
= hi M.jsi! .h.ll aad himself saisisn,ly res
inscriptions have been collected here in behalf Of the
uGeiers from the inunda'ion of the Danube, in the
% IN oSs % onr
Several actors and actresses Of high note contributed
their services grati'ously and the receipts fully
lace Of Lord westmoreiand has been given up to the
Coburg family, to whom it belongs This is the
extraordinary because the lease has yet expired
anotl err residence for the representative OF great
Britain The French Ambassador is away Ike his col
Baron Prokesch has arrived here from Frankfort, to
which place he win again return shortly for the purpose
Of proceeding in the opening Of the Confederate Assem-
bly, He viii then proceed to Constantinople, where, it
ia believed, that he viii endeavor to come to some
guaraniecthc point which, readers clearly
aware touches on the protection Of Christians in rur
An official statement in the Vienna Gazette Of yester
day nforn us that the ordinary revenues Of the first
by more than eight millions Of FORMS
The market at Trieste during the past week. showed
r IN the pa ~ 81 tine The nrae
colonial however, continued firm. Cotton slack;
aa 1 GO rsssss in price Southern fruits lively
want Of orders. Much speculation; woods declining.
Financial Affairs.
CONDITION OF THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
from the London Times, oct. rs
THURSDAY Oct 25-Eveniog.
The English funds opened with diminished 6rmness
this mornidg, but prices the VIII lie well main
tanned especially towards the close of the day. C,n
soils for money which left of after regular hours last
evening at ST. were FIRST quoted SO. From this they
advanced to eS to " and, after having again reoeded
until they touched s', they returned at the official
was IS 70 y, but at later hour there was improve
ment Of eighth, owing 10 satisfactory ants from
the Paris Bourse Bank Stock left of at 20 to 209 Re
duced, e5k; New Three per Cent?, SO to IL Long An
nuties, 7-l6; Annucs 1885, 1914 India Stock, 22s to
$780, India bonds Be- discount TO 2s premium, and Ex
chequer bonds, oSk to Y. For Excheqner bills, al
though tho transactions In them still limited,
moderate demand has been created by the increase in
their rate and the to-day were at 2s discount
to Sc. premium.
In the discount market to-day increased was
Observable. In the Stock Exchange money could be OBJ
tanned stock at from az to per cent aud other
government securities at per cent.
There not much activity in the foreign MARKET
but prices were fairly supported.