The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18
Our London Correspondence.

LONDON June g. 1885,
1sazsons Besas>a England and AnercG-EGset Produce
y ne Nnos brought BY tie America and Hsrmaaa-
agitation Of ne European Aoney Markets, DC
The last from the United States, brought by IN
America has created quite . sensation of alarm here
snA funds have declined considerably consequence
A the papers have leading articles on the subject
needless for me TO say that the American question
= the prominent one casting all others into the
sAade.
Nc Times in ts money article yesterday, says
Notwithstanding the sngularly favorable character OF
~ Bank returns the English funds have again been
hayy 10 day. many sales having been effected under the
spp1ehenson that the most earnest wishes OF the
cabinet and the people 70 avoid conflict with America
nay possibly prove vain against the apparent determine
IN Of the government at Washington
ID its city article today il says
me confirmation from the United States this morning of
Ms recognition OF the piratica government in Nicaragua
ceased the funds TO open at further decline OF three
e1Hhths per cent, but recovery almost Immediately
Ise& place, which was IN great degree maintained
seughout the day gcnsols for money, which left OF on
Aey advanced until they touched s47s. partial reac-
as then took place, and the latest transactions at
81. 90 ''' INC -''' 'D'' ''' 'A''S' p'''' va
An other news IS unnterestng The grand cattle show
- Paris has been opened. The Emperor has gone 10
lyons preside at the distribution OF aid TO the suffer
yegs from the caused by ,he heavy rains
A letter from Paris says
Commercial affairs IN Paris continue TO be checked by
90 weather, well as by the high price of provisions.
NE Partisan manufacturers however, have received
esh orders, and busy al work The accounts from
ne provincial industrial districts less favorable. Rouen
and Muhouse have still hand the tissues and other
Bossk they generally dispose OF in May for the tar of
Baaucaire Only few OF the itinerant dealers, who
usually attend that fair have yet forward, and
hey demand reduction IN prices, which the manuiac
Swers cannot grant No decision has yet been adopted
with regard the concession OF the Transatlantic nes of
winch the Rothschd Company IS still likely 10 become
e successful contractor The government has resolved
- remedy an abuse, repeatedly complained OF by the
English and American captains trading with Havre.
zero but nine naval brokers or interpreters licensed
y MAT port Their number has not varied since l176 and
consequently out sof all proportion with the wants of
navigaton and the progress OF trade O these only four
authorized translate the English language and to
the English and American vessels that arrive there.
The American captains annoyed at the great loss of time,
DoS lately addressed petition to the Emperor who,
nang their grievances well founded ordered NJ Roucher
lnnpter Public Works and Commerce, to lose time
n redressing them. BY his Majesty's directions, the
Aarselles. Bordeaux and Nantes and similar
Wil shortly put end TO the Inconvenience the English
md American captains have 10 suffer from the coalition
ATmed by the Havre brokers'
The Emperor Of Russia has left Berlin again for st.
Petersburg
nere momentary hull in the Italian question. Aus
wh has issued q circular that of Cavour,
which Buol declares that all disorder in Italy be
alone Italy from anarchy The relations between
Ae governments OF Turin and Vienna not particularly
Aiendy. Tho may be said of the relations between
wanna and ST. Petersburg The visit OF the Car TO Ber
n b regarded as a demonstration against Austria.