New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-28

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bic. The depreciation Of war is almost universal
throughout England as it is in this country.
The return from the Bank of England for the week
ending the It'll of June gives the following results
when compared with the previous week:
Public deposits. f3,2s7 Decresse. esq 3s1
Other depo.s..... 10 13t Decresse 1879
On the other side Of the accounts
Governmert securities. ss2 Decrease. s9 ss3
Notes unemployed 5s52 lncreass. 1885, S5
The amount of notes in circulation is fi9, $40 800
being an increase of f25 OOO and the stock of bullion
in both departments is ell, 6ss, 4is-showing in.
crease of $500 762, when compared with the proceed
ing return.
The London money market was working easier, and
it generally expected that another reduction of
inte est would be made by the Bank during the month
Bills were being discounted III Lombard street lower
than Bank rates. The Times of the l4ta says:
1.-THE English funds opened with heaviness this
morning at decline of |, and prices remained without
much fuctuatOn until nearly the close Of business,
when speculative sales exercised further unfsvorabe
influence. Diqnietude with REGARD 20 the American
fJrt transactions in Consos which left of yesterday
94i TO 4, were at 9If to ex dividend, whence they
ultimately receded to sa to 49, which was the hnai
quotation"
The Ners of same date says:
"The American difficulty is again weighing upon
the Stock markets, which, but for this source OF aux
iety. would probably exhibit strong upward tenden-
cy Prices have experienced a reduction Of v cent,
and closed at the worst point of the day. This decline
II solely attributable to the apprehension that Mr..
Champions dirmirssl will be folio we'd by that Of the
Amer ian Minister to this Court. Despite the lover
ing aspect of poltics in this quarter however there
still an ndspOeitiOn in the best commercial circles TO
believe that peace Is really endangered by the dis-
putes now pending. favorable impression was pr,-
duced by the declaration of the Paris Monteur that
the French Government has intention of bringing
forward losn but this announcement failed to coun-
teract the general downward tendency OF tho markets.
"The demand for money was to-day active, both at
the Bank and out Of doors. The fortnigh'ly settle
mebt in shares and foreign stocks has nov com
mepced. In the Stock Exchange to-day money com
manded 5 p cent for loans on stock being the same
charge as il current at the Bank
A telegrsphic report from London, dated 18th,
quotes COnsos - 094t. The advices from America
appear TO have thrown of securities on that
market, and Government IS. which the Secretary OF
the Treasury pays ll6 for were sold 90 low as par.
BaringS Circular says " In American Stocks invest
ments are checked by political uncertainty, and when
sales are forced, low rates must be submitted TO-"
Mr.. T. Sstterthwaite reports as follows:
I'VE have very small business In American Secur-
tiles DUNG the week. and prices almost without
change Iuinos Construction and Feesnd BONDS have some
errpg purchases they the effect prodaced by Mr.
Cramptons dmiss hh probably will be little nothing,
The opinion strong that the mode Of his dsmssA will net
ntcss itsts Goven sending bach Mr.. Dsllaa