New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-17
Tho following is from The European n me. Of the

Sd inrtant:
"The Money MARKET owing to the. auticips,on Of
the early announcement Of new lc an and the prepar
stions for the sd Of the month ~ 4b falling on Sum
dsy) which are understood to be 10 a heavy amount
has manifested more Hingent aspect than for some
weeks pact The pre- cure hiss been severely fet-the
discount houses ting advanced their rates to the
minimum OF the Tank Of England the Bank it.
self has bad reewed applications for discounts-aola
Of business "a which, for fortnight previous, 1t had
been dong little nothing. Some Of the discount
house, have been giving as much as s. cent Tor de-
posits. On the Stock Exchange the Railway and For
eign Settlements have also caused considerable de.
naDd for money, which has advanced rates from 81
TO Z. cent. The arrivals Of specie have been
moderate, and include le 600 ounces of gold per
Beemab from Australia, s435, 900 per Asia from New
York, ard 1881 ,37s per Magdaena, from the West
Indes-amounting the aggregate oabove $50 600.
Of the gold brought by the Blackwell (arrived last
week. and the Beemah about three fourths have been
sent to the Bank of England. The exports are also 10
a moderate extent and chiefly for the East. The adj
vices received per the Overland Mail from Australia
report the sailing for this country of the following yes
sells, and the amount Of gold in each: Stebonheath,
CT 957 ounces; Thames, ,7s5 ounces Statesman,
a. 1873 ounces; Sutana, o26 ounces; III. N. s. Fam
tome 5000 ounces; and Indemnity, 1867 ounces-in
all 1885 ounces, of the total value Of at least
45s5, 000"
The commercial house of Reinhardt, at Mannheim,
had suspended payment with liabilities to the amount
ton.
The Circular of Stolterfoht, Frost & Co. remarks:
"The position of the Money market is not satisfac-
tory the bullion in the Bank and the re serve OF notes
less than at any time since ~ it il, therefore, hoped
that nothing may arise from the heavy losses wnich
| attend several import branches Of trade to impair
commercial credit, for in that case money would not
only become dearer, but would also become scarce
The private Banks show no want of money az pres
ent but that depends entirely upon the continuance
| Of commercial confidence The demand ior Money
continues TO be very active: The rurnors OF new
loan keeps the Money market in an unpleasant state o
suspense until time and amount are Known II appears
reasonable to believe that the speculation Will be ned
| in narrow limits until the position OF the Bank Is
strengthened and further until the result OF our har
vest can be judged Of with tolerable correctness tne
late advance in our pnces Of grain, though small,
and the greater ore in the French markets nave eA'
| cited good deal of attention."
From The Daily Merit
"LoyDoY, Friday Evening" May 2.-The Funds
showed heaviness this morning, and an extreme decline
of per cent was at one moment quoted. The closing
prices, however, only tai lower than the best
point attained on Wednesday The chief check was
imposed by the reports that to-nights Bank return
would al ow further decrease in the bullion
| "Business was langud in all departments OF the
Stock Exchange, except in French shares whcn e1pe
| rienced general advance, following the movement
at Paris The rates of discount are fuly maintained,
but the supply of money offer in Lombard street was
to-day more liberal. At Paris to day the per cent
Rentes exhibit rise Of i9 per cent since ed mes
day. The whole of the gold upwards of 300, O0Ol
brought by the Angleasea from Melbourne, was to-day
| purchased by the bank.
/" On Change this afternoon the demand ior paper
| on Hamburg and Amsterdam continued. Short bills
on Paris also inquired for In these cases. there
FORE the tendency of the rates was rather more favor
able. Az regards Italian places, especially Naples ana
Sicily, the quotations are likewise rather dropping On
the return Of the Bank for the week ending Saturday,
April 26, may repeat that this constant decrease In
the bullion is for temporary purpose, viz: for the
Turkish loan These remttances will not be continued
| much longer.
"Heavy amounts Of gold have been sent into the
| Bank during the week now about to close. The va
rous changes the return exhibits do not warrant the
expectation of any immediate reduction in the rate OF
| discount. The Railway share market to-day was in
active and rather datter."