New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-15

AUt t<cuI4t3ttH t1H1ltll ICtt t&< ~
nlt and reached New York on The 9th inst, bringin
four days later intelligence.
A false report having found is way into some Q
the English papers, % the eject that the steamship
Atlantic, on her outward trip, bad passed tho Van
derbilt IN disabled state or Queenstown Capt Eld
ridge IN letter to Che Underwriters Association
Had the Atlantic seen the Vanderbilt IN such
condition, she would not have left her until she
had assisted her safely into harb0r 4 cannot IN
dcrstand whence the report has arisen, O. the Atlantic
LEFT the Vanderbilt In New York, not intending 70
leave for some months As the report has obtslned
great Publicity, and may occasion come anxiety, WI
thank you to contzadicf it.n
<srrn< Brff1an.
Pre1ida1t Buchnnans Message attracted great AZ
tention Ii England y vas photographed entire nom
liverpool d some Of TIE London Journals being the
longest dispatch ever sent By telegraph 70 Engiand
The IJo1ioe Tines In its review OF the message,
confines itself 70 two topics ne financial Crisis ana
Buchanan;s fssa1rks o. the former subject into
tribute 70 the monetary system Of England, and re-
comends diem b the attention Of its readers, that
they nay ~ how The system OF currency which has
been * 5arfinacionsly attacked at home, Is viewed
by The most enlightened men OF another country.
On The Central American question the Times says;
"We have much pleasure in receiving the assu-
rance from Mr. Buchanan that the interests Of the
two countries are identical being confined to secur
ing safe transit over 81 the routes across the
aTsi ihe American Government give proof Of tlis,
Common ssass must tell tie Americans thai in these
questions We are strictly the defensive and the
most inveterate declalmer against England cannot
deny the oonciiatory spirit il which she has treated
treaty u 1850, without guarantee that all it, inn
porfanf provisions ah BE- reenacted, and the whole
ssliss 4 Irritating Disputes brought forever to an
The London Mornins Post lauds the message gene
aThis r1esf State paper, both from the friendly
spirit which Il breathes 70 foreign nations, from the
e yen pna 3 g put ss eg a The
ties Of libnsterism b highly credtable 20 the mode
ration, Judgment and public spirit Of Mr. Buchanan
The Daily News praises the frankness OF the for
IL tone and feeling Is regards England, nothing
can be more sunobje than the language Of
Mr. BachananH message"
It also endorses his views on the commercial crisis
but says that the shofiing tone Of the message on
the affairs Of Kansas Is in painful contrast with the
frank and manly tone Of that portion which treats Of
Further attempts TO launch the Ievathan were
postponed until the spring tides at the commence.
ment OF january. The hydraulic power was to be
more than doubled The ship remained even and
fair on the ways, and at hgh-tde had nearly feet
oil water under her.
Rumors Of ministerial changes were again in circu
ation. The London Advertiser understands that Mr..
Vernon Smith will leave the Board or Control and
be succeeded by Sir G. Wood; and that should Mr..
Smith retire, bis patron. the Marqnis OF Lsnsdowne
win probably withdraw from ministerial life
Mr. James Coppock the celebrated parliamentary
agent, Is dead.
The London Times continues its agitation in favor
OF importing free labors in the West Indian Islands,
The marriage treaty OF the Princess Royal Of Eng
land-with the Prince of Prussia had been signed BY
the Prnssan Minister and Lord Clarendon, and also
BY the Archbishop Of Canterbury the Lord Chan
cellor, and the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
FINANCIAL AFFAIRs.--in London on the 10th the
funds were quite buoyant under the favorable returns
ofthe bank, aud money easy at 81 per cent for
the best paper In the discount market, and at to
per cent on the stock exchange.
At Hamburg, a further recovery OF confidence was
reported and the rate Of discount for the best paper
receded TO between and per cent.
The suspension Of Messrs. Schwabe 4 Go. Of Glas-
Cow was announced. Liabilities, $50 900.
On Monday. the 2lst, there was increased buoy
ency on the London Stock Exchange, under the in
nuence Of the large arrival Of specie from New York
and the news Of the rapid recovery going on at Ham
burg Consols railroad shares and other securities
shared in the upward movement.
On the Stock Exchange loans were obtainable with
ease at 70 per cent At the Bank the demand
continued light aud In the discount market the rite
for best bills receded 70 s per cent
The suspension OF Messrs. Klingender Brothers Of
Liverpool was announced. Liabilites about f240 000
deputatlon from the Governments Of Sweden
and Norway had arrived in London with view Of
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LsIhsT-toy LeiegaPn rom Londonl -Consols
cossd n a. asan NJ .as ~ pus nnai
e33 TO 9sA 80 ''r'''S -
The money market was still easier good blIs were
sought after at per cent and in some few instances
they were done at "a.
The Times fcity article dated Tuesday evenIngl
says Little doubt is entertained that when the Bank
determines to reduce their rate OF discount il viii he
to per cent, and the probability seems to be that
even that step will speedily have to be followed bv
another OF a similar kind although the state Of the
market would apparently Justify il al once Some
uncertainty is expressed as to the movement being
made on Thursday next owing 70 the desirabeness
OF accommodating large reserve before the paynent
Of the dividends. There Is no question. however n
any quarter that II will be announced before the close
Of the year.
At meeting Of the Joint Stock Banks Committee
1t was resolved to recommend a reduction 10 d per
cent OF the interest allowed on deposits
The suspension was announced Of Charles Nichol-
son Co.. warehousemen, London---liabiltiss rather
exporters q he United satesabes moist not sateS
and OF William Reid wholesale grocer Edinborph@
liabilities fa0p00 The bills were likewise returned
of Pinto Basto a Co.. Spanish 1nerchants and Van
Spechf foreign merchant London -iiabilities email
The Bank continues TO aecumulate goi5 h Isrra
Quantities Over e20o ar, ,y,,s Va ~ +h
Al Havnhngg The yote far hast hiija $500, N s@ -.