The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-04-15
GERMANY.
rFrom an occasional Couespoadrntl
MISREPRESENTATION, Germany,

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gss6s FgAsKroRr-ox-THs- MAHs. Germany
March ~, 1856
A great many fluctuations have taken place in public
funds on the Frankfort Exchange during the past week
On Monday last owing unfavorabe reports from the
great exchanges paris and Vienna very considerable
fall took place in all securities The shares of the Vienna
aCredt Mobiiern declined thirty FORMS and other Aus
tran effects in the proportion On Tuesday and We'd
nesaay the Of the admission OF Prussia 10 the confer
enees gave the market greater eaAiness and on Thurs
day rise extending to nearly all securities took place
on Friday and Saturday the quotations little lower
nt or yesterday morning the OF the birth OF an hs
10 French having been made public produced
very favorable impression and stocks looked up. This
feeling not having had the like effect the Exchange at
Paris prices on the Frankfort Exchange have rather de-
clined to-day.
The extension of banking establishments Credits
Gobiier throughout Germany and their constant issue
of shares have begun TO attract the attention OF cautious
capitalists and the public press has begun to raise its voice
against the abuse made Of this kind Of speculation which
fail produce the most disastrous consequences
have several occasions brought the notice of your
readers the German joinstock mania and predicted
dangerous reaction Ny predictions may not prove true
but caunot thinking that the country win be for
tunate indeed If II escapes u terrible money crisis
The subscriptions (opened Thursday last for three
millions Of thaers Ia shares Of the Neningen Bank
amounted Jess than the OF 40 6ss30o
tbner for which insament caution money! Of 10000
600 OF thaers item per ceut) TO be paid The con-
seqnenco Of this heavy subscription is that each subscriber
will obtain only very small proportion of the shares
subscribed for; but notwithstanding this circumstance
the premium the tharcs has declined from 10
eight per cent a ar.
The Darmsadt Bank Is about 10 make operation by
which sum Of 100000 Of thacrs win be required
subscription for 100000 Of haers is opened for the
Bank Of Lpsc and other schemes for banks In Dresdeu
Casse Lpxemburg, and so on are already matured and
he of A glu ofrn If nnrina
win be required for the Bsvsran railroads the
sucten Of which has been conceded TO society Of capt
tasts amongst whom several banking firms Of this
city. All these demands for money WILL II Is feared
ercise heavy pressure the money market The pred-
lection which has seized upon the public for jontsock
companies banking and railroad shares is detrimental
business in other securities, that the official
Of peace would scarcely produce steady rise
in the quotation Of other securities.
Among the enterprises which excite the public at
tention calculated to add the producing pow
or Of the country. The whole business after all
paper speculation and may terminate like the schemes
Of the famous law not George)
The transactions In American securities been less
animated during the week. bu, prices firm with
rising tendency. Money remains abundant
We append the following taken from the proceedings OF
the German Diet of the 2ls Of February last as furnished
by correspondent;
In the sitting OF the German Diet Of the 2ls Of Feb
ruary last among other things introduced tho following
propositions were brought forward by Bsvsrico;
l. general law to regulate the whole confedera
ton the rights Of citizenship aud Of labor 80.
gt2. common control over emiQration--to prevent
cmigrans from being exposed to spectators and selfish
individually TO secure them livelihood In countries
adapted them; TO enable them preserve their nation
ety until they become citizens of their adopted country
and finally afterwards TO secure for them proper and nae
full relations with the mother country.
ga To prepare by general legislation for the promotion
OF commerce, The regulation OF duties &c.
The propositions soveray referred TO committees
TO draw up reports The committee examine the sec
ond proposition has not yet been named
TINS LOUISIANA SUGAR cnor,-Tho Donalasonsille Vigil
liant Of The I'd Instant says:
From the assurances receive from planters Of The
vicinity, incline to believe that the sugar crop OF 1856
'57 will be shorter than that of 1886 Much Of the
injured by the cold and the rain and many
the ground has been wet at the time of planting 10
leave little hope that the small quantity planted win
up The rstoons also said 10 be in very bad
condition
The Pointe Coupe Echo Of the 5th instant SAYS:
From all sections of parish we hear OF nothing bpt
the dscouragng accounts of the coming upar
Owing the hitter worihessness OF the stubbe and d.
feet large quantity OF the seed cane many OF our plant
egs will be able 10 grind at a the coming season and
not few will scarcely make sufficient for seed for
81 Many, foreseeng the inevitable failure bare poughed