New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-01
THE MONEY PANIC IN EUROPE.

THE MONEY PANIC IN EUROPE.
From al Occasional Correspondent.
PARIS, Jan. i3, 1859.
The panic on the European Excoang~s has not
yet ,ubsdeo sUo according IT, a very moderate cal
culaton publc securities have been oppressed IN
value, some $500, 100000. While French, S.r
diniaD sno Austrian Government stocks have de-
ciioed per cent, The railway sharss 10 the sane
couotries have sustained fall ei between ID and
35 per cent Will. tbe LombsrdO Venetian shows
a oecl ne of nearly so per cent. Save London,
every European stock exchange nov believes IN
war. ! have no reason to AFTER my views on
the topic. as before expressed. | am convinced
that LOUIS Napoleon does not really mean war;
tbat bis Intentions do not exceed ipl)matlc we
tory over Au,rra, connected with q good haul for
himself and Bis tail of sdseDIurers on the Paris
Bourse. The noisy tone Of the Bonapartist press
ard of that vepsl deposit Of gossip, the hdfpeud-
ance Belize the Ostentation With which Military
or. pafanoDs are heraded forth, are sufficient to
stow that not sighting bu. frightening is the object
10 hand H. IL now Admitted even by The LONDON
Tunes corr. rpood-Dt thit the debt-rddea
honkeys about the Court have again been allowed,
and 10 more formidable extent than ever to fleece
rhe respectable" spectators aud tue small hold
ers q stock all over the country by bearing the
market in an unprecedented dsgree. Count dc
NO,Dy alone 10 ,aid TO have NJ tins game up
to the 9th January, Dot lees than OOO 900 OF francs
and the tOtal amount If money trsnspl4Dted from
the pockets Of the BourQtois1 10 toat of the Bona
partlst Adventures must be many tunes this sum.
There are three agencies which lapel Louis NaPo-
leon to court ItallsD ~ Dpa,ies and TO aecta mena-
cling altitude toward Austria. There il, first Rus
ia which has used him like msnakn ever
since the peace of Paris. The SECOND agency 10
little known. AZ b. aud his court do their best TO
hide it from thr publ, eye, although ITS e1steoce
10 ali est.bphsd fact. Since the attempt ol orsini'
both before AL af er DIS execution tue ffehch
Euueror has continually received mssTes from
The ,u,r,ms Vepta of the Italian CsrboDari, OF
which secret society be was member In 1881.
He ha. been reminded what his oaths were on en-
terJpp that association, how be broke tnen ana M"
the laws OF the society punish traitor hHe o!h.
Whe Orsini was in prison, he WAS warned 'nas
he had him executed these attempts on his osh I've
would be repeated until successful; ait-r the exc
cu,;on a formal sentence of desth, passed upon
LOUIS Napoleon by the Veata, was for"ar'eu W
bin. The supers,itious mind Of the sncce'sIu' I'D.
sen,urer was terribly affected BY this Judgment VI
n secret tribunal. The nerves that had become
,o, ron. but tough and impossible as iea'hsr' py
twenty years nightly training at the g'uio'ins
table were not poof against this constant VISION
If tho sword of Damocles. This mysterious inter-
ve,t,,n Of n power, invisible indeed, bu' known "
him by h. experience of former years, as wen a.
hit. ry by the pistol Of Pjanor aud tue 'ne'' "
Or.in WIS the very tsing to DISTURB tue 'i""' y,
man who, beyond the common eVer!h'! P'''' u
expedlency. knew no caus'iy IN history D ia m'''e
rims action If some fatalistc influence bsfn'ng ~
ton.l ,noairy. and Often elesating perecF huino"s
20 suoreme nower This constant fear OF hss'.slos-
zion bas contributed infinitely 10 the series oil pap
bic bundrrs wb ch mark the last twei'e "on'', V
bis ,eep The fact is that, 10 escape ifoai ui' i'e
for be- believes III the omnpoten' e of ''e
f,r ASSASSINATION as firmly az IN The w'ri- " ''
Giusy women Il the Epson rac.s-afe " Ple'S'' n''
a. he given 10 the invisible power; ana 80 Tue ".
rers al Orsui, earb ed IS thsy were, w'r. P''n'''
aud were made to bequesth to Louis Nap 'e"u as
s,cred legacy, the realiz ition OF the Ropes OF 'n'
It,b,ns But the Caroonari were not So e'a"!
.st .f,d. they have again ard sgsio mn dra Tue
culprit that he i- still under sentence oi ue"''
thar 10 be- pardcnea lie must act. No" TIC u'','
30 de.u,t ., Of his sitult.on in France have oe'u
growing very much of late. The great qies.o" .
70 gbere the money is to come from s'are' hiui u
III. face more threa.eninsiy every day iHes'
M chance of loan, and the national DEBT hss Vo''
80 rapidly increased that such thing 10 out OF inc
oue,,ion. The Credit Mobilier and Credit Oh
c.r the raising Of millions under Pre'eA' Vi
drsins,e and irrigation, rewcOdiDs, ard tue COZ
st,uction Of dsk es al these have had theH oa,'
and cannot be play ed over agA in Blu. the nece'si
,;.. ., the situation dem,nd more moley; H. Own
digal tie. and above I'll. the daily iocreains XXI
r;ss of the r.veDous band of soldiers officials ana
sJven.nrers. whose fidelity he has to buy from dA!
% oav. render the money question question:
oe life and death TO him. and from
merely pecuniary point Of view Wa,
-, ;bs nro.pect of forced loans, of plumber and
,,,co,tributiorsf from conquered Proviace'' would,
81 certain extr, nifty, appear tie ony oufe. ie''
o. him But il is not merely the finaac-l qlr ''ohi
nj. The general insecurity Of his position IN france
$, Is the consciousness. that, though Emperor oy
tbr Grace of the srmy, be cannot oTers'rp c. r'An
limit. in struggling against public OPINION either