The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-30

submit 70 tne House the whole OF the sooryesponoence.
Sir B. LYrToN observed that he hsd given notice Of
motion With reference 70 the dispute between Her Males
respecting the affairs Of Central American He could not
bring ior,srd thas question until certain papers Tor
which he had asked and which he was told would be
laid upon the table in few days. had been produced.
He wifhsd to know the noble lord could state when
those papers would be in the possession Of honorable
members.
Lord PAIMTRsros regretted that the papers to which
tie honorable bsronet referred had rot YET been present.
in Of revision and he hoped that in very
dsyscerssnly In the course OF the wesk-they would be
Mr. BAnIn said that after the statement OF the noble
lord he thought is his duty to postpone the motion Of
which 10 had given nsS: wand n,ono,s rho
amendments he had placed upon the paper when the
honorable gentleman hr. Bals) brought forward his
motion.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 49,
There has been fair commercial demand for money and
the payment of the April dividends having thrown
large sInosnt OF mor into the market. with view to
cerrent, an easier feeling Is manifested, although n,
abatement 10 rates has taken place. In his weekly re-
ps q sss o. IN.
1.-THE opinion that the present condition Of ease Is only
temporary, founded upon several obviens oonsdsra-
lions. One TO- the continual outflow Of coin to the East
which absorbs not less than per week another
s the demand for specie from India and China which
ces another the moderate Imports specie compared
with wants another the preparations for meeting
the fral bsta,ment OF the five millions loan, and
thu pay ment account of the exchequer bills fund
irg operation, which will absorb 81, 050 600 out Of
the market; and lastly, the probable necessi les
Of the Chancellor Of the to enable him TO ba
lance the receipts and expenditure Of the present fnau
cial year. amounting to at least $4,000 000 Against
these considerations there nothing Of very tangible
character upon which reliance be placed consequent
y the Of continued not for the present.
promising Trade however T. good and extending
Of legitimate enterprise abroad as we'll ~ equally
strong speculative tendency the banks and discount
houses are consequently discriminating the purposes
and also the terms, for which advances required
The large amount Of dollars brought by the Mexican
packet and which had been the marke. for several
days. disposed Of the 18th at 60d per o., chiefly
for shipment to China This price is decline from that
realised for the last arrival.
The arrivals Of specie amount to over half million
sterling including the supply from Australia psr the
BlackwalL We have also .advices from Melbourne to
from that port for England Janurry, which on
change of wind may bs expected to arrive All the
char favorable to the return Of gold to this
from the continent and to ts importation from the
The from the Bank Of England for the week end
ing the 18th Of April gives the following results when
compared with the previous week =
Public deposits e. ~ 1SS SS1 sos
Rest .......... 3,l66,745 Decrease. ..... 685 200
On the other side Of the account -
Government securities fl2 9l6 49, Increase I'll o48 $50
Notes unemployed..... 8,Ss5,040 Decrease. 575 AIS
The amount Of notes in circulation EGO 0S0 being
increase Of $685. 1905 and the stock Of bullion in both
departments is fl00es, 687, showing AN increase of
There have been considerable arrivals Of bullion this
week. and with free buyers Of silver especially bars the
market has been cleared at last weeks quotations The
demand being limited in the opsn market. Money in
active deMand, and full rates are freely paid.