New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

ard aInorg them Do Mayor Of Lyons, hsye come 70
Paris this w.ef for the express purpose o. repfeesn
ing TO bs Minister Of the isseI tne
tain Il di.iress smopg the manufacturing popuaaon
tbs Winter and some Of them have put th7 9ns.uoh
whether the Government was prepared 10 mass WE
grants Of money TO feed the people, In fa' ~ Ell
ia the Of money ,noPe small avn about In
ulou,ly small such f. and lon tS ,ssd thousa
al orsciions irisnd Of min mas sssn -, AZ.
the fact seems 0 r o s End Of Jcober has pre-
vailed commercial Affairs In consequence OF pe hsn so
s sana set i.i NO
the Bark q France hnds itses comp~ leo ~ e.,
10 S &C.. ~ e bank Ss been to e..- fad
ell merchandise and 20 come e manufacturer 70 1
proi, The on the Paris who were tn the hsot
OF d, sliug for cash e" = cent discount OF os4eN Sc M
ney get n q cent discount the alternative OF bills
the ds'e Of s days Some h0use Gnaer the piese
necessity AZ oss 10 meet their zig
other. Obliged to follow their example unless tsey would
lOe ihr customers The hDS,. In the hue 81
are rts shops The depreciation OF all tnds o IN
"'s. tpeneed b, boIdeT. Of ST. chs and shares entail
forced economy, which felt By ali branches OF trade Lac
,l m. advice. we receive from the Provinces very
sad At Lyons s. Etisnre in Asata at Rouen Eseo aud
their workmer or lowered their wages In all hee places peo
pie are waiting what viii appeal stheI than ISa any
venture snd tissues Of ell kind, are every where lower so
tb, fall no, any respect attributable 70 any slut Of sr
chan5;e but OWNS 70 the dsafy o. ,. Ts ,sns
ton in ali probability and ins,@aen s ne %
EFT of
in prove the state OF Affairs EasShd ane ue
United State. may Pm the GnA the meauwhie the
difficulties the present situation have been sdnrsoy sup
goo .ns,sn, Of no Ge.r inportsncehsve occurred
The reason Is that tor long time past french Ial @ pen
disc and houses have been OF late in the DIT
of giving long credit The decree permitting inc
last Las made the corr market rner and produced consider
grain and four hoped that considerable por
M.ee especially may be sold for s1Pottaaon New
.ithees the harvest has been very seunasa na oV, nc
fear that the permission to export grain viii lead 70 nn prices
TIE MONETARY CRISIS AT HAMBURG.
HAnBuRG Nov. II, 1857.
In spite Of the ard trying crisis In tne oniteu
Stees when each successive post brings tne news vi
banks stopping payment commercial houses sallns,
al bills being returned with protest. 1t Is Satisfactory
10 be able to state that with the single exception ot
Messrs Wlnterhof Pieper, whose failure took place
last eek the merchants OF this city hsve hllneri9
usn6ed the confidence repcsed In thein ana upnelo
the credit Of the Hamburg Exchange. Inc day De-
fore Yesterday tIuesdsy) they were exposed 10 the
most severe ordeal of the whole crisis, for on tnat
dsy arrived simultaneously the intelligence OF the
.toppsee of the Western Bank Of Scotland, the
failure of Messrs. NsylOr, Vickep Co.,
Messrs. Depristoun & Co., and large Dutcn
house IF Gsllen ksmp Il Co. of Ams;erstam), by
oil of which our merchants are losers to considerable
amount. In addition to this the news came OF the
bark OF EnplaDds raising their rate of discount to 10
per cent, which had the immediate effect OF proou'
cirg similar rise in onr own discount market. Aud,
az Il all this was not sufficient for day. it was fur
ther reported that Prussia going to proh oft the
export of silver dollars, which, however, fortunately
tuired out to be canard put in circulation by the
alsrmists.
But though no failures have ss yet actually taken
place, it is rot unlikely that a good many may be
looked fer, if the crisis In Eogand and America does
not soon pass over, and about twent, firms men
ii, ned whose bar krupcy is expected 10 the of
Eext week, ard among whom are some of oar oldest
and most eminent houses.