The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21


follows:-
Tor the II s4sury Department. $s.l91 40
For the Inferior Department. rs, 49, 81
War warrants received and entered .7 Il 1854 81
War repay warrants received and entered. 81 OF
On account OF the Navy. 900 Oh
Repayment account of the Navy .......... a2s "a
From miscsisueous sources. IS So
The Grooers Bank at Boston recommended bust
ness on Tuesday. under the management of the
receivers, and during the day paid about $4,000
Sor their bills besides about $50 900 other claims
The steamship Persia, at this por. from Liverpool,
brings seven DAYS later intelligence from all parts Of
Europe. The news Is not in the least important.
The only interesting feature is the fact that the
Peace Congress was progressing favorably. Nothing
of an official character had TRANSFERRED but the pub
lie mind was daily becoming more and more i'm
pressed with the belief that peace would be the re-
suit. The month OF March will decide the matter
The arnistce ceases al the close Of the month"; and
the probability is, that before that time, If all the
Ireliminares Of peace not actually agreed upon
enough will have been determined to prevent re-
newal OF hostilities. We have not the slightest
doubt regarding the ultimate result. The financial
and commert al accounts from Europe are OF
favorable character. Quotations for Consols were
without change. and the money market continued
stringent. The Bank Of England returns show an
rivals hom Aastralia. The London Times Of the
nth Inst. SAYS -
on, az The Es62 900 Of gold brought By tn. James
p~ines fl.O,0oo has alfedy taken Bank Of
fnsand. AMI a. t pc.-bie turher may ye; ind It's
way ths French rae OF exchange continues f..
wosbe for th country and hence the Purchase OF tas
smouns goia taken within the last ew days Tor the
Eank OF fr2sce must have involved heavy loss Toe
pressure COT msoey however 10 Paris u~nt upon
she speculative nanis IL such that any sacrifices are
borne Tor the ronsai 70 p,ssens chses beng gwen 10
public "a nn1sUes
The cotton marke, was active and prices firm
ue adyicss .som this side relative to the crop were
considered "a yorshle Cor higher prices. From the
manufacturing districts the accounts show greater
activity Prices for goods and yarns were ste siiiy
advancing aad orders were abundant at improving
prices. Ia hfoao~,ufs very modcssae business Is
reported, generally q; over prices. The heavy
losses reslizes had already created distrust. de.
sire to realize ~ss general on account % 40 antci
pated iurtael rcdus ton. Toward. the clo>e price
were siesdier In American securities there bad
been no cisnge. The London circular o. \. u
ss%srihwaiie. Ot the sth inst, sayss-
Uws have 90 mech change a. cote s American seq.
1lhes n gsaeo easire she r~.t -ssk nurng tas e,ry
pat .e ssl aors uqtiiy ~ mipo's conssrs -ilsa
reslses proas ga he inguisy o. -. i.s.ts L..
active ussss Il reduced prc-s fFsslsaas have h..n
s... oe 10. ,as,Sg .sss s.sss - s'spss y. sa,s
Third kortasgr sosos ca- "A at So with ~. b.,s-
There os,s m@iersss sales q rev Nosk Genital
per ceDt bos3s Al previous rates Srana Tfaat ~
Canada shsfss saa bad arc very hvy 81 loser pi,ss
The Liverpool TINES q n, sth ina says
In the mcass makst there has beea sesx, eesn.nA
IN gs1srs Tho ss2py has iesp sgnsl 70 sat
ally pressure has beeo sea
there IL ~ statement n Tia rates Wkch hsav.y
upon On tbs Stack fxcAssgs per csat aaay
Do quoted a the asrr8ge rate .of alyNAc sasf
terms gorst aGsat seC4ss n tke eas0Oant esfket
d has yssei socstdtg - tbe gs~y - ~ pager o1er.
Ing bu; tshisg h.< sa ieus ualst ths aas taaia-s a.