The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-07

Uoen oAPeCtfd-Iauis nave been muuplied, ana dN-
content among the people has proporonatey increased
All this may pass In silence until such time the mea
sure OF suffering full and the patience OF the public
an appeal to the country the government would dad
that hardly ene friendly voice would respond TO IT, but
prOscb and Indignation I. may be asked II the Minis
ter OF tho Interior s OF this perlous state Of
lhrgs Contrary to the general belief, take 1t for
granted mat ne Is; and II so, he must without loss OF
time, sppy tee necessary remedy. He must Introduce
radical reform he must shut hts 70 all senti.
mens OF fayor or affection, or even OF pity, aud
sbake oil whatever unwiilngness he may feel, boldly
ebcouoterng and Immediately removing too obstacle
rna' INA are are ms pain dc must, q ne visa, as do
not ooubt 10 render graai service TO the country,
make sweeping change In tho administration ove-
winch ne pres'des-an administration wncn the
voice OF the country has long condemned II hs
Etens 10 the suggestions pereussoDe of into esei
persons, any reform he may make will be OF no
avail The elections TO the legislative corps will
hostile to the Government and difficulties he you'd
avoid will again present themselves another ground
s,l M more grave aud s'ill more meuacing may then
be too late for change repentance and OF him it
then he eaid 1t proer r1tan oiueds perdere ca.sam"
Among the OF discontent Observable in other
places besides Psrs may notice the Iac that 10 ono
department-the Cher, beiieve-wbere q vacancy has
occurred, not less than nine persons have presented
hems,lv formal oppositon to the government but
they have come forward without consulting,
communicating as has been the case hitherto vi the
local authority Until very recent period tho electors
generally waited to who the candidate put for
ward by ihe government This time they have not done
co. Ono able person. who Is member OF the present
legislature has eignihed his intention proposing him
Sell In whatever electoral college OF the department for
which he ATS q government candidate shall appear.
anticipate considerable progress in the spirit and mani
fesanop OF opposeD In the legislative corps Several Oi
the deputies are d,scontented with tie in
which the estimates to the chambers that
they have resolved to abstain In future from attending
before the council OF state TO support their respeo-
tive amendments In short time, perhaps, the
chamber will! muster courage enough TO refuse voting
the budget, on the ground that IL IL not sufficiently
informed on matters Of detail or any other ground which
Guilty in discovering What then, will take placer
the Emperor dissolve the recalntant Assembly very
probable the electors indignant at the manner Ia which
their affairs have been administered by the delegates OF
imperial authority, will answer to that appeo by sending
back the very same men 1t will then become an affair
Of the famous 22l whose election led to the revolution
OF July. and the dethronement OF Charles X Wll go
cond coup dd be attempted? Idoubt It, The situation
ing 10 many people, excuzed or pahated the hrst
and no one knows better than tho man who has
done twice within SO shor. psriod II IS fair to ad
nit that the mind Of the Emperor, ali powerful rs It
may be- bas been SO much occupied with great questions
OF oaegn policy for tho last three years as to leave him
very little time for TIE internal naturalization OF tue
corptry Yet he had bettr look to II His authority Is
undermined by his own delegates, ana his name is
brought oisrepue by unworthy acts OF whch he Is
gnorast, but for which entire people consider him
sponsiole he nad o-tter look 10 II before the moment
cores when to him may be applied those 70 riole
words which other rulers have heard before him "Ce
trop taTdn'
Foreign Markets.
LONDON Monty NAsgEr, FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. IL
and the Unite States, has caused improved feel
ing to prevail In commercial circles aud could have
arrived ai more opror.u1s time Ins .o ~ aorss BORIS Of
million AID halt sterling. II is expected that somo
portion Of this vast amount will De secured for 'he Bank
cr England but the god brought by the James BAines
has been alreaiy gold to the Bank Of France, aud
II probable that some OF the other arrivals Will attract
buyers from the same quarter the demand for gold
Continental acccLn. is no. ye! satisfied
MucA sasacucn il felt at the arrival OF the James
Baines, and, although the voyage Was protraced one,
nj Atg in
safety anxiety 50 tain extent did prevail, but not
all Ike The feeling entertained in London, where
underwriters ard haorarce Ofitces nads PsssS con
siderable pTolss
The money market has presented rat, ,er easier nos.
tor The maximum ra,os OF the Bsr OF Ensapd arc
maintained FlTGt class short date oils have been dis
counted a per cent but for To- ger bills xher rass
exacied In Lombard strect and in the Tx.
cbsI 20 the supply CT moyey has improved viz tho
steady Investments ot the pubic. IL was thought by
many parties ras TIE Bank Of England directors would
bayo made ofurtfer change in the ratio Of discount,
especially on long bls but the expectation proved un
founded Tie exports OF specie TO the East lnGies
amounted 70 nearly feooeeo, Of which only about
l2I, Coo WAS N gold, -
TO facilitate Comparison vo v,,, .
ss ;nEspb By s xt Are scaers sstns tns oo Inc
2lth Of the montn, which take out no direct mSl for
Chlra viz
July co.. ............ per Indus. E3i2, .s5
Arg 2o......... per Pera. sic. $50
Sept per Colombo. 4s5 2l5
vot .o:'...... ....s'.........p per INDUS e0s0sl
Between ficocc and eco COO Of stock n. been taken
10 Liverpool only In the Atlantic Telegraph Company.
large amount has been taken in London, and this week
there have been many applications from Manchester.
There seems little coubt the whole will be taken up
promptly, notwithstanding the very uniavorable state OF
the money market
Tie from the Bank OF England for the week end
irg the 18th Of November gives the following results,
when compared with the previous weck'-
Public deposits Ga q2i 1856. Increase. 292 s1s
othcr depoei1 lo, IL ses. Increase. 459 us
Rest. ............. 9, asa sac Increase 1875
On the other side Of the aooount;-
Govt securitI0n FLO All 06g. l9t Hl0
Other sccurities. 10 o5i o7.. Increase. .t27 $50
Notes unemployed. 360o 56 Increase $3.50
The amount of notes In circulation 10 fe bong
decrease OF f30o 05c an the stock OF bullion In BOTH do
par'ments 1e7 showing an increase Of fl6sol6
when compared with tho preceding return.
There has been fair demand for specle this week. and
the market has been cleared at the quotations Both Pat
riot and spanish coubloops in demand Tho James
Baines and he Lightning have both arrived from Mel
bourne, bringing about 3oo 900 ounces OF gold all OF
which viii be speedily absorbed by the continental do
mnnd.
Foreign gold In barr, (ssandard) per oz. ......3 II
silver In bars (ftAndard,) per roz.............o 2
Gold coin, Portugal pieces, per OF. .........3 IL
Douboons, patriot, per oz...................S OF. 10
TO. Spanish, per os....................s II
NspoieonS, per oz.. ...................o 10
Ten euder plsces, per on z...f...............3l 10
Silver coin, MEXICAN and :. Am dollars per oz.o 1k
Spansh pillar selarp, per OF oz.................0 10
Engush securues, under the influence OF the more
Cd eerfu tone o. tho Cortne advces have gradually
improved aud prices are fully per cent on consol' high