New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

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judgment has been delivered by the Lord C1an.
eel or arc the two Lords Juces upon the a peal from
the decision Of Vice. Chancellor Wood, in the Of
the PrefereI CO shareholders Of the Great Northern
Railway, The question was whether the Preference
propIietors are liable TO bear any portion of the l,,ses
occasioped by Redpaths frauds The Vice Chancellor
decided in favor of the exemption OF the Preference
sbsreholders; and the Lord Chancellor and LORD Jus
tees Bruce ard Turner have coDh med this decision OF
the Vice. Chancellor. This result has had favorable
effect upon the Preference Stock of the Company.
From The London San Of Nov 25
The while of the gold brought nom tns Untea
Sta es by the Per;ia well as considerable sum IN
Jmperaia from st Petersburg, was taken iato the
Bal to-day The aggregate Is believed to be not
less than $50 600. Tbs Bank has increased its stock
of bullion sin g tire last weekly return by about
GOO GEO. and in the Of the last eight or mir
days the stock held by the Bank Of France has ir-
creased from e. 5Sl 600 TO t7OO,000 or tll9,oO0.
Meanwhile the continental demand has entirely CEASED
ard some amounts are coming in from Russia and
CIT, We the arrival Of some OF the Australian
{nners cannot be lory delayed, by which The STOCK
will be conside rsblv increased
A sum of fS,O00 was brought from the Peninsula
by the Tagus; ard about to OUo In RUSSIAN
lmperisls arrived from CTonstsdt.
Including the Australian gold and the specie brought
from New York by the Persia the import, of the pre-
ciouse metals during the wek amounted to t772,O3
| and the exports to fi56,5O7.
The exchanges between England and tbs Continent
continue greatly deranged through the prevailing ap-
| prehenson of further mercantile enbarrassments.
There lie general ii disposition to buy any bills but
those of the first houses and for these very high rates
| are asked
| "Tbe final criss which now weighs upon Europe, y
says the ST. Petersburg correspondent OF the N0rd,
:" has had disastrous Influence Cd Russia GOD mas
become extremely scarce For notes OF lug rouoies
the discount office gives only five roubes IN specie,
ard yet il is oese every day with crowds OF persons
who wish to get gold for their paper On the lih OF
November the hslfimperia, the value OF which IN
ordinary times is ronbles Is copecs was quoted st
the Bourse at roubles Sc copecs. The bankers are
| char gpg Is y cent for discounts
| Con, spondence Of The Commercial Advertiser.
On Saturday the day following the departure Of the
Liverpool steamer there again al absence OK fall
uree Late In the evening, however, report was
very widely circulated of fresh banking difficulties in
the North. jon-stock establishment at Ne Ecastle,
with capital equal to nearly JOOO tO, was alleged
TO have closed its doors The statement was 80 openly
circulated thst every considered 10 must bs well
founded. 90 Monoay morning however. II vas ascer-
tar TO have been totally destitute of truth There
had not been even the slightest run upon the eHao-
ibment in question. Neither had there been any dis
credit in elton with any OF the other banking 10
| stitutions ofthe district.
Tberesssurapce thus occasored was very acceptable,
the remainder of the day passed not only without
any dissster but without new runors OF that
kind the slow but steady recovery of confidence went
end the markets closed evening with better
tone some .mSsr.ssmeIt. have occurred among
several ted with continent
bile the Bsnt Of England the for
10 diminishing 1t st extremely hesyy and will be key to
continue time since the spp sions fT private
sNee from large firms banking institutions throughout
the country m Indeed the number Of these Is
than previously beeause the available In
each instance becoming exhausted from the long continuance
Of the struggle while the opening Of better condition
OF Affairs induces al parties to redouble their Efforts to get
| throutb
Many applications st the Bank Of England made and
granted Of which the pb know nothing In Mr. Peabody
case there conceaimept becsuse firm that has
5000 Of securities In its hands VIII ch offer 10 de-
po naturally feels that Is 10, key 70 be damaged BY that
fact becom'ns public But there doubtless other In
which there for keeping the circumstances qist
and In which aso there greater facilities for doing
The Advces from Manchester published day two back
BY three Of the leading houses the country hs
which well known has been given BY Of
Epssnd" M Peaeodys evidently Of the number thus
| alluded 70.
| F,on The LonSsn Ti-ss Nor q
| Friday EcesiSg. Bank returns tonight show
RED uctcn the bullion Of f6s6 aud nfrnseuent
the Of M TO the extent Of 81 COO oo0 While have
increasing promises to gold the Of soli
AT wal, that this inverse h,ve limits
and that limits reached nsions suspension would
\, m. resu Z genius of the advocates for
would have be tested in ell its force and II viii
10 show ho In such would be exercised Happily
daprer nav be regarded checked by the partial
of confidence and the large total OF Australian geld
sbout be delivered IL Will be we'll therefore that the pIb
la "A thew do 90 without should recognize
that have been before them and Ger We profit
q. they Lesson The chances nom the ut
that we should escape 10 the possibility OF national die
credit TO be len 10 chance sopponns ths Scotch
ana Ih run for specie had sbscd surprising no.
bad continued but that the oon9on nee bad
spread England ,osns instead OF the TAI OF Delhi Ne
bad had the Of r-p1lse; or snppSne even apart
fs< any Of these circumssDoss. That the urgent aers