New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05

This gain arises solely from the fact that the steam
boats the Sound have all been laid up by reason Of
the gorge OF ice at Throgs Neck. The Harlem Rail
road has also suppressed its receipts for December and
January. This Company are endeavOriug TO negotiate
their I'd Mortgage Bends, and the publicity of their
traffic would not probably assist the negotiation. The
stockholders of any road have unquestionabe right
to know its annual receipts, and when the manage
ment refuse TO communicate the information the infer
ence is irresistible that the business has materially
fallen off
correspondent asks why the trustees Of the old
Albany and Schenectady Road have not declared a
dividend from the residuum of the assets. Upon in
qury, we learn that the dividend has been for good
reasons delayed, but Will probably be made in April or
May. 1t will be about fifty cents per share.
The private letters by the Arabia generally of
hopeful tone in regard to peace even more so than
the printed accounts. Money in large demand
and should peace be made no marked relief was ex-
pected before SIX months. The Governments Of En-
gland and France would still need new loans but the
end could be seen which would have favorable effect
in financial circles In some parts of the Continent
money was dearer than by the last arrival. Quite a
large amount of orders for American securities came
by the Arabia but in nearly every case limited below
the market. One order for 1000 shares Ere from
the Continent. We annex the circular OF Messrs.
Benson & Co:
LONDON Thur.day Jan II. 1884
YeteFdss morning the electric telegraph brought the fol-
loving important from the English Em6s.dor at
Vienna The Russian Government accepts the Austrian pro-
poals baiis for negotGrou The messages transmitted
by the correspondents II the daily newspapers
ar intelligence in explicit terms There pre-
Val opinion that this apparently unconditional acceptance
BY the Russian Governs en will ultimately lead the concu
son pesee II is At the time felt that great prudence
AID vigilance on the pat Of the Allied Powers will required
briug tie negotiation to successful issue with Arm
termination Oh their 70 carry that POI cy for which 90
In The early part Of the week the Money market showed
much depression An opinion prevalent that the Bank Of
Eid had ouly postponed advancing their dscoau
AID sIg the The Russian Government 10
the Vienna proposition and has been strongly that for
time least might look renewed aEenev couse1uent
upon the an probability Of continued drain of specie
1Ae REDUCTION Of tie Of the Bank OF England Fears
also difficulties arising n France
from similar affecting the position Of Ina Ba1 Of F.ae
Under the favorable cannot look FOR
much early eorson Of either banking institution Az the
same tine returning confidence will tend diminish the gh
ses the Money market and discounts w
readily attAnAhe.
Al the date Of last circular quoted Conso. IS
tot Tor Nancy They subsequently declined and Eosohei -
lte rally then took place. Al the afternoon Of the l
inst extensive purchases made parties supposed be
well formed, and the pee advanced 70 s4 They opened a.
upon the ntesenes to heb we have before aIsd 5ecoT
II known rapidly advanced 70 ~ To-Day We quote
There have been few Transactions In American Securities,
GU me sane cause when has feted our own ianis h gwen
hruer tone 70 the market aave heard Of no business N
State stocks For Railroad Blnds quote New YORK Cen
fTs ds2; and i, Sass Ere 81 NOR gage Bonds
which freely offered last week g. held FOR AZ
advance 4 cent. Thee few the m nos Central
Railroad Securities for sale ard to-day there inquiry
after hem.
The ssleI.l trade ef tn. country Ia. been long
account Under the sdvere circumstances The removal
weVer Of aIFrehensiols Of ons doubt sve 70
sTo tie Of the prospect Of peace Yesterday the
sales cd 20 10 coz bales advance OF "A y 10 ard
today steady sales probably about We
very change L0tee IN The prices Of Whe.t Indian
Com, ans foaI. The mEfei generally suis.r