The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05
THE CRISIS ON THE CONTINENT.

raris (Sov. I'D Correspondence Of the London Post
There Is no news Of any failure having occurred In
Paris. Additional confidence prevails advces from
IobGon Liverpool, Glasgow, and especially from tho
United states are more assuring and IL no fresh disas
tiers reported, shall turn the corner NOR
regards the money market, but al the time
commerce will not recover the check has received
easily IN fact, not until money s much cheaper. The
continued enbarrass mcnts OF several important houses
greatly engaged IN the American trade render their po
son st prccarious. Tho Bank OF France s, before,
scrnly refusing any cash whatever railway bonds
shares. Public bonds only have lts confidence The Cr,t
Mter e also aiR reyy much a6sctdt ty the present. crss,
and viii be long before can be restored to ts previous
favor. However, the Bourse to-day is on the whole,
undoubtedly the best have had for nearly fortnight
paris fNov. 1s) Correspondence Of London Post
II hag been remarked that within the last day two
Of the heads of the Mobiler anxously watching
ne funds and other securities. lie not In such a
high and commanding tone at the Place vendome Of late
but, prudent general. looking very anxousy Mt the
breach Great animation was however, perceived to-day
among bis attendants and followers and confidence
turned in TACT. some one has come 20 the rescue.
The rising movement the funds had a very good cf
feet on railway shares but more especially the bank
ing houses.
II said that next coming lquidation-nameiy from
the 18th to 3Is December. may bring down funds and
securities generally however tbc present crisis has pro-
badly seen s worst and may expect better days and
We hope, no more failures.
The money market became very buyani towards tho
close. To-day the purchases have been large scale
Mober s at 1855; the Fusion AZ SIS TO SO, Orleans,
1.277.5o TO l.2s0; and Austrians, 656 25.
Paris Nov is) correspondence Of london News
The Improvement in the Bourse, Of which there wero
symptoms yesterday and Monday, has been very de-
cded to-day. The rente opened with great animation,
under the influence oi that considerable remsnces
had been received yesterday from New York by
commercial firms one house alone, said that nf
Cctnet had received 100000 fr The inference drawn
that the effects OF the necessary from the
disturbed balance OF trade between Paris and Ne york
will now be rapidly perceptble
fParis CNoy. lT) correspondence of London News
=, There was some uncertainty at the opening Of the
land had exceeded s statutory limit OF hank tho
extent Of f1so 900 sterling and that would be necessary
70 apply 70 Parliament for bill o indemnity but tbs
day the Of the market decidedly improved
and became buoyant towards the close. The
in each case Mobilcr rose Sc The Orleans Railway
12f Soc Northern ST. 75c Southern, 1of Western,
7f SOC and lyons Eastern and Grand Central, I 81
each. Bank Of France fell 15f said that since the
prosecution of the money changers ST. pieces had
become plentiful The reports Of difficulties meet
ing the bills due November Is coutradctod II ap.
pears that there not bills dishOnOrcd that
day than at the same time last year.
The Paris Dt,uts Of the 10Th utmo alludng 10 the fall
ing OF IN the imports and with few eyccponsl In the
exports during The month Of October shown by the
turns just published by the Monaeur, observcs:-
Such results were to be expected for although the Ame
rican crisis has been hitherto financial rather than
mercia Il impossible but that the disturbance of the
English and American markets should react prendicaly
upon own which however has not AZ yet been very
severely tried Solidarity Isl days the law Of na-
tons, whether for good evil fortune How far do
seem from the time when considered that the mis-
fortunes Of country conduced 10 the prosperity of
other Upon the whole 10 be apprehcnded that
things would be much than they and IT. as to
be hoped the two following months, that is say the
current month and the month Of December, should
show any decided sla,kenng Of the commercial
move than have yet seen shall be able TO say
that country has vaanty resisted the blow struck al
rs public fortune by the ccceprccs OF American spocu
laton We may add that at this moment the situatio
seems 10 be improving both at New York and London
The quantity U silver exported during the month Of Oso.
Der last 81 i24 oo0r, against 81 sii ooofr In oc
ber 1856 For The ten months Of the present year the
expectation Of silver reaches 100 millions and half.
which amount nearly set 90 by the introduction of a
corresponding quantity Of gold after deducng our own
expnN uf the latter metal.
prom Gaienan Messenger (Cty Artclc) Nov 2ol
TIC boufsc market was heasy At the opening, a. thc
London dcsIacLes not favorable an announced the