New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-31


ssss,,c Of tbe y s and bow tr.nou,l sceyer ,he
sesntry may o. egdcr the absolute hand OF rs ruier,
ecventso SSsS and the sudden overthrow Of Govern
meat sra'd ,gvaeral prosperity have introduced
%Sss S S saSt6n S Mao Sl SoaDe.. d S%'sr
ready nopsy, and where credit Is inevitable people
manage TO make il as short as possible. For these
seaops il is probable that the commercial or financial
Syrs will not be severely felt as compared with other
voplc of more vepturous less tmd habits, and loss
recently or essseriously affected by political changes
For the present, manufacturing is IN general a'is-
pended, and commercial operations IN great measure
paraiyfed. The reduction OF y cent in the rate
Of discount by the Bank of France has not yet been
kllowed By all the beneficial results that were an'ici
pa;ed on the Stock En,baDge. The monthly account
Of the Bank, ms published IN the Aoatcar OF Friday,
d regarded as favorable by commercial men, ~ 1t
shows an increase Of 46 600 0O0f in rs stock of hui
hon "a compared with the preceding month; bnt, on
the other hard, the decrease OF ~ ,OOo O00f IN the
smount Of commercial paper discounted IN Paris,
and Of 1000 000. in the departments, clearly Ihdi-
estes The falling Oft in commercial operations.
ft..a HAMBUkG, Saturday.
TIE Senate has Just convened another extraordinary
meeting Of the B1rgerchat for tomorrow, 10 ratiy
ban of TO- 900 mares banco contracted for by the
H,nRuRs, Dec. 10.
There have been no frseh failures reported to-day,
and this coupled with the satisfactory arrangement
Scr the support of the house of Pontoppidan Co.,
hAs had good effect On the other hand the crisis
cannot be pronounced over till the end Of January
next when the aeeeptauces will have run of, and II
viii be ssccrtsined which are good and when are
rotten.
In the mean time the wrecks caused by pc storms
Of the last fortnight beginning to beovme pain
fully apparent in the domestic arrangements OF private
families Everywhere retrenchment is the order OF the
day. eQupages and horses sold of tutors and gov
rneses have notice 10 leave servants are discharged,
se theaters are deserted and has the courage
10 give the balls and dinner parties usual at this sea-
n - kIat aspf, la h not
Herr Hoppe, who contracts for furnishing families
vith eaupages by the year and month, has no less
chan twenty thrown his hands by families un-
able to continue such an expensive luxury.
dispatch from Vienna, dated the 10th, says:
"Tbe Bank OF Vienna has lent Of eight
millions Of silver forms twenty millions ~ francs)
for the relief of the commercial houses at Hamburg.
This sum sent of by special train
The dividends payable in Boston on the LIST proximo,
odd up u S 72 against $2j6J, 99l on the LIST of July
hst and lo4 the LIST of January last. The fall
ing off in manufacturing dividends il 100000. The
Michigan Central dividend makes another portion of
the loss something which has never occurred before.
Only one Company, the Naumkeag at Salem, has yet
announced dividend for January, aud this is included
with the miscellaneous. The Boston and Sandwich
G;lass Company, Bates Chicopee, Cocheco, Dwight,
jackson, Lancaster Mills, Lowell, Manchester Print
Works, Middesex, New-England Worsted, Salmon
Falls and Stark Mills, Manufacturing Companies, all
pass their January dividends. The Cheshire Railroad
preferred, Eastern, Lexington and West Cambridge
cold and prefered and Michigan Central Railroads,
also pass their dividends.
The Pittsburgh papers state that an open rupture has
taken place between the Marietta and Cincinnati and
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Companies, and since last
Friday there have been regular authorized con-
Hections letween the two roads.
l.sx- hat ban Tn
Of st. Clair County has found true bin against s. ID.
Maldlebeum, President of the suspended Bank of Bel
3syils in this State, for swindlng. The sudden and
soexpected suspension of that institution about the LIST
sf October apparently the full tide of at the
Sn,e, created no little Indignation among the stock
holders and depostors throughout the country and it
Wss with great difficulty that violent measures on the
part of the revengeful, prevented. At one
time the feeling was so strong that Mr.. Mandlebaum
gss seriously threatened with personal chastisemsnt.
Tie finding of an indictment by the Grand jury would
seem to indicate that the hostility against him has not
wholly abafed. |
The Supreme Court of Rhode Island has made the |
aiupcticn upon the Rhode leland Central Bank per- |
petuai.
The following is statement of the earnings OF the
New-Yark Central Railroad for the month of Novem-
hes, 1857, compared with its earnings for the CORE
pending month of the previous year:
Earnings in 1851 ..-........'.'..'''''%ei 0a5 "
Jennings IN 1870 ...,s..''s.'..'.''..'. fo''S@o ~
Decrease. .si4O,ls2n |
The receipts Of the Boston and Lowell Railroad for
As ten months ending Sept, 90, 1857, were follows
sovEmssRS 50, 1855, TO JANUARY 81, 1851.
tssssnseIs $3.50 70 -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
800 sz.ooo =,
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