The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-14

dence OF the public encourages hope the period OF
extreme monetary depression has been passed In
Lombard street the demand for money active, ani
ct the Bank OF England the applications were Of an I'M
usually extensive SCALE In exceptional transactions
take place fraction below the bank minimum but in the
regular market the rather than
below those Of the bank Many classes Of American Rail
way securities again inquired for to-day large
amount OF business done in the securities of the ILL.,
nos Central Company, the shares have improved Sh
to TX discount
THE FRENCH MONEY MARKET.
The official statement with regard 10 the French finances
has not had any influence the Bourse The final quota
tions Of the per cents last evening Off lOc. mo
ney and 66f CSC for the present account, showing
alteration. The money market without great pros
sure and the payments at the end of the month WILL is
Is stated in the Times (Cty Artce) that the bullion
the Bank Of France has during the last few days been
steadily maintained but the total being only e. 200 900,
shows reduction of since the date Of the last
returns.
WESTERN BANK OF SCOTLAND AND THE BOROUGH
BANK OF LIVERPOOL.
The following statements appear in the Times City Ar
cle- officially stated that the assistance granted to
the Western Bank Of Scotland by the other Scotch banks
does not involve condition THAI that establishment shall
be wound up has excellent business and a wealthy
proprietary, and under thorough reform Of manage
ment now instituted is likely, in the opinion Of many well
informed persons apart from those who interested in
its fate TO gain position of perfect sodity Letters from
Liverpool explain that the failure of negotiations for the
al Of Of the Liverpool banks from their Offer to give
guarantees but from difference of view between them
selves and the Bank Of England when the precise terms
of those guarantees came to be discussed.
SPECIE MOVEMENT BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES
AND ENGLAND
Although the Fulton, from New York, has brought
f10 900 for London appears that amount perhaps
to the of fl5OOOO chiefly in soveregns, will be
despatched from Liverpool by the Arabia Anomalous
of this kind may be expected during the next
week wo and they show the total arrangement Of all
the usual modes of action. AS the Times City Article
plains, gold sent from New York because persons
afraid of buying bills houses of this side and it is sent
hence because persons making investments or having
payments to effect are aware Of this general dstrust
PROMPT PUBLICATION OF THE BANK RETURNS.
It is officially announced that the Treasury has made
rangemeHts for the prompt publication of the week
ly of the Bank of England The day of their APP
pearance in the Gazette will be Friday usual but they
will be made up to the preceding wednesday night The
first publication under the new method will be in the
Gazette Of Friday next which will contain the accounts up
to the 4th.
News from China.
UNITED STATES SHIP SAILS FOR JAPAN-MOvE-
MENTS OF OTHER WAR UNSATISFACTORY OF THE
CANTON RIVER MAINTAINED-wAR ON LARGE
SCALE ExPECTED-PREsUMED POLICY OF THE EN-
PEROR-RUssIAN AGENTS IN PEKIN-MONEY AND
TEA MARKETS.
We have advces from China dated at shanghae LIST and
Hong Kong 10th Of September
The United States soop Of war Portsmouth left Shang
hae for Japan the 18th Of August The sloopofwar
Icvant remained at Hong Kong and the steamer San ia
cinto at Shanghae.
The American ship North Wind bound from Foo-chow
TO London with teas had put into Hong Kong dismasted
The blockade Of the Canton river was strictly main
tanned
According to the Pekin Gosee the policy of Yeh, at
Canton had met with the approval Of the Imperial gov
ernment
The Russian steamer America had arrived Shang-
haze from the Amoor with a Russian Admiral on board.
who, il is said, was on diplomatic mission.
French steamer and gunboat had proceeded to the
Gulf Of Iongun in consequence OF the III treatment that
some Of the missionaries had met with in Cochin China
The court martial on the officers of the lost English
steamer Transit resulted in the captain and master being
letter from Hong Kong to the London Times says-A
short time since the Foo Chow authorities agreed to take
Mexican dollars at two cent discount in payment for
duties. They now object TO them, except
ket value The papers OF American vessels given up
proof that Mexican dollars been rendered paw
ment Of the duties. The British Consul requires that the
authorizes be satisfied This difference gives preference
TO American vessels.
Lord Elgn expected back at Hong Kong by the end
OF September, and, the correspondent OF the Lon
don Nets, about the same time we look for the
advent OF the Hon Mr.. Reed from the United
States, and Baron eros from France when the three
dipomatists will probably make fair start for Pckin II
is said that the Emperor has intmaied by the vermon
pencil that he knows what is going ON that he will not re-
cevc any embassy and will leave the barbarians to do
their best worst
large scale and Rtmaes that several Russian officers had
arrived at pekn under pretext OF being route for the
Amoor settlement.
AZ Hong Kong sterling exchange quoted at Is exd
4s l0d. There had been a fair inquiry for imports.
Tonnage continued abundant Rice bad declined mate
rally
AT Shanghai the arrivals of tea small and prices
had advanced taels per picul silk unchanged Rice
dull and lower. Exchange on England O.. 81. Is Cd
Tonnage abundant The rate 10 London E3 los for
tea and &c a &c o.. for silk.
Al Foochow great eagernes had been shown by buyers
10 obtain teas and prices had gradually advanced &c
&c. -Four vessels on the berth for London at 81
freight.
The English Turf
THE NEWMARKET HoUGHToS MEETING.
The Cambrdgeshre stakes of rs soveregns each 10 for