New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

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Tie Bosrd Of Trade returns for the month ending the
30th November have beer published, and they con
tiuue TO demonstrate the unparalleled aenvy oil me
pst year. The exports during the month OF Noven-
Der en- ounted TO go go OCo IS compared WIN tlo
7S9 COO in 1885 snd Sc eos 600 In 1854. The increase
may, therefore, lbe roughly estimated at 10 = cent
on last year snd at not lees than 81 cent On ls9i
The returns for the eleven months OF 1st yesr en1ns
November reached the great amount Of I 10 S2eVOV
while during the corespondpg PERIODS 10 up on ana
1854 the sums were ESQ 73S eco and tS5,sf 900 re
spectively The shipping returns for thu month e1-
bibit an increase in the amount of tunnsge employed
in the foreign trade of the United Kingdom OF 100 IO
turs for the entries inward and 69OO5 for the clear
ances outrerd In the cosstng trade l,oIS tnns
more were employed IN the entries Inward, out mere
was decresse Of 10 i67 tuns in the clearAnees out
ward as compared with the corresponding mohlh Oh
1850.
There are external conditions 20 exercise ds'nrong
nfuer ce. The high rste CT money fuins the pas rev
months hiss be en- CAUSED not by home Cu. by foreign
cempetop and there is no assurance thN hls VIII
permar niy diminish. The question whether the as
ease which destroyed the silk cop last season VIII re
snreor cannot ye be decided Should it continue, aud
France sustain smother loss of 700 OOO or
sterling a further demand for capital WI De iet IN tns
country which will cause extreme terms 70 De ouefe1
for whatever we can spare. Austria likewise must
continue either by direct loans or by fresh sales OF MS
tons property, to procure an additional t2UoOOCO or
0CO of gold sDd silver before she can ven
ture 70 resume specie payments. Even II these
contingencies absent there would suu be
reason to expect the continental biddDgs for money
10 be ncesssnt. II is plain that the lste Revision
on the Paris Bourse has operated not TO cure ou'
merely 10 check the speculative msnla The temporary
obstruction, indeed, has only intensified the greed OF
schemers Of all ranks, and instead of being accepted
"a Lesson il has served TO sharpen the clamors Tor
such stmulaots the creation Of credit establish
ments snd an increase in the capital of the Bank of
France As the existing pressure was not sufficient to
prevent loan Of t3 600 600 being eagerly offered to
SPAIN there is little difficulty in cOnjecturng the move,
ments TO be looked for the moment that pressure shall
be ghteDed. Ii will be strange If Russia tslls where
Spain succeeds; and although, notwithstanding the
Influence Of English capitalists wiog 20 Identity them
selves with her attempt, and the articles which will be
employed to assist the London Stock Exchange,
may be hoped people will retain sufficient san ~ to
reject il the scheme could not become current IN Paris
and in the German cities without indirectly increasing
the applications to us for assistance .
Altogether, therefore the prospec, that the cont
mental requirements will be maintained at point too
tempting 10 leave much CHARGE of rage being got up
in this country for and independent Investments
While the rates carrying on transactions from month
10 month in French rentes, railway shares and ooga-
tons range from to - per cent, there VIII be only
very moderate amounts at tue service OF projectors on
this eide.
Our neighbors for the first time in modern history,
have taken the start of in speculation and c)nse
queJty in ONT immediate oupodrings OF capital we are
likely 10 act rather as accessories than as principals
This position perhaps, will be the least perllOus al
though when the final crash comes share in 1t will
not be insignificant.
Among other points that will claim the attention of
Dan eIs during the year. although their probable bear
ines are less capable of being distinctly estimated,
the necessity foI loans in India which will be created
by the Persian war; the solution of the Chinee dispute,
the efforts that may be made by Turkey to restore her
currency snd the confusion that will stl1 be kept up
in Eurol from the constant and inevitable advance IN
the price of silver We have asO 20 anticipate through
the AtlaI tic telegraph revolution in mode of coz
ducti1g monetary transactions with the United States.
A similar achievement via the Pesian Cult aud the
Fupbraes perhaps not distant IN the case OF India.
Whether these will tend to economlze the use OF capital
in the enormous transactions between Us, when Ia
yove annually value of about 600 600 0OO Is among
the most interesting problems of the period
The working of the III Ill contract with Australia
will be another feature of the year. As regards home
Excursions on commerce and huance, the prosperous
revenue Or Jused by the state of trade will probably
render il difficult for the Chancellor Of the ExchequeE
TO maintain hs existing scale OF taIatlOn notwbstind-
ing the reductions about into operation on tea,
sugar ard coffee. Upoa the Currency Act of 1871 no
serious conflict need be apprehended.
Eighteen hundred and ffty-seyen Commences, oonse-
QUE ntly with signs that 1t will be year OF
animation. but without any extraordinary change be-
ing in vie prompt strong aDtlcpS on OF the clc-
cumstances by which il will be nOst distinguished IL
is commonly at such periods tns events OF the great
Isl sipguarlty occur Ii, however, the tFege months
should ia a commercial sense, bring forth no strange
result o p sitive description, they wall at least sup
posing them Dass over without any cess OF wud
Initiation be remarkable for negative one, since II
lapse Of than ten years has occurred without.
toms being oiscernbe OF the approach OF new reign
OfTeosessness aud delusion