New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04

The letters by the America were received at late
hour to-day and not in time to have much effect upon
the market The tone of them is without exception as
far as we could learn, favorable. Money was strin
gent is true but relief was looked for within short
time No one appears to doubt that peace will result
from the negotiations at Paris, and the difficulties with
America are looked upon easy of solution. There
had bee an active demand and large sales of American
Securities up to the time of the announcement OF the
new loan needed by the Chancellor OF the Exchequer
when the movement was checked. This announce
ment also caused decline in Consols in day OF
q cent and was the only reason given for that decline
There had also been considerable transactions the
Continent in American Securities The letters bring
fair amount Of orders for Illinois Central stock and
bonds. New-York Central and Erie stock and bonds,
Panama, Reading, &C., nearly all of which can be ex-
ecuted The circular Of MeSsrs Benson is as follows:
LONDON, Friday Feb IS, 1856
No new o. S moment sO PeSocp
aries hsye ell assembled Paris The prevailing ortn
essbIIshment of peace On the hand the dispute be
Government and that Of the United States has lat
tery obtruded itself upon public attention from the
apparent nnwngness Of the latter Government to seate
The undue msssyins BY political parties the United States
question Of such minor importance and the dsinea
ton TO terminate alteration about grievance which has
to exist have given rise to feelings OF some irritation on
this side. The discussions OF these parties IN congress would
o American securities this side not for the con-
belief entertained here that they do not truly represent
the feelings Of the American people and had TIE dee.atoe
Of Government been Of less candid and Paeihe
Cop.cs which we quoted in our Circular slasl for
Money and sidsls for the Account, have gradually eG
steadily in moved yesterday forenoon when they reached
q for Money and 9 for the Account In the esy part OF this
forenoon there rapid decline OF about cent on
or having become OF the intention Of the Govern
neBt fund portion Of the hosng debt since which has
announced by the Chancellor Of the Excheque that NE
Goverument Be prepared the sth current the
and Of loan and the conditions on whcn
they prepared TO fund portion OF the outstanding hA
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during Money has continued il active demand aud
the Stock Exchange yesterday high rates were Pa 10Y
continuation Of loans Government Securities The
last pshshed the Bank Of England showed an in
Of seS in the stock Of Bullion The future returns
expected TO be Of favorable character.
Transseo.s in American Securities have been chiefly con-
obtained ready currency Of the quote Pennsyl-
vaniA s Mort S7 The % Mort Sterling Bonds have been
sold At 81 cent and the Dollar Bonds IS Illinois
Cenra CONSUMPTION Bonds have ehaneed hands 7
and the = cents 81 IS cent The treeiand Bonds are very
firm sidS5 cents the shares OF this ComPany may be
We have not much change notice in the price Of State
| Stocks - =.
IS y cent and IS y asked for them There has
been some inquiry for Tennessee at 81 cent NrsnAs es
At s. A. cent and the Sterling y cent Bonds At 81 cent
Carolina Bonds OF long freely offered At
rent prices but those Of less in request AZ par
Large transactions have taken place IN CorToS al &C. 81
| ysnce-saes probably reaching 81 900 bales.
The Corn market has been dull RAILROAD IRON foI the
| American na-k ei has been sold at asa sS26
In regard TO American Stocks Mr.. Sstterthwaite :
| Circular says:
dull in the earlier part Of the week has greatly revived since
tie arrival of the packets from New lork. We noe
streus demand icr inss cSssISsaon nonas y asn 81;
Bouds and Michigan Central and CentrA boad
We small transactions in Pennsylvania Central an
Ohio and Pennsylvania Income Bonds al previous rates
The following quotations Is Sd. 70 the dollar: