New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17
THE LATEST.
LosDos, Wednesday, March }, 1859.
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LOsDOs, "Wednesday, March :, lsJ9.
Fros. TAe DAILY Nets (City drtielsl.
TUESDAY EyESIsG.-Gloon once more overshai-
ogs the Stock Exchange the most reassuriDg portion
Of the statements made by Ministers on Fnday night
having been officially explained away. The prospect
Of ministerial crisis bsd likewise some effect.
The chief preudicial influence, however, was due 10
continuance OF the large Foreign sales Of LoDbardo-
Venetian AID French Railway sDaIes. With the ap'
proach Of the 4th of the mouth the ematd ior money
he's become more active. Few bs were discounted
to-dty below u per cent. On the Paris B)urse TO-
day the 3 Der ceLt rentes have fallen per cent. the
Austrian funds FELT ! per cent 81 Nlenpa yesterday
there we're DO gold operations at the Bank to-day.
From The London Iisst (CRy dyfieieI
Tie English funds opened tais morning without a.
te,son bit have since experienced further relapse
of more han per cent.
The accounts ron the Pans Bolr3e beng eth
gloomy after regular hC urs there wss tendency to
incres seed beayiness. The Government broker today
bought go eco oonfol TO tae Swings Banks. Those
oaily pun hzges have been taking place with lit
lie intermssiop for more than taree moths ana ls
estimated that they must have amounted to aggre-
gate Of nearly fl0O0 coo. Money continues in .alr
demand az 202i Z cent.
In the foreign ExchsDges this afternoon the rates
on Austria have again adY9Iced. Otler places were
about the same as last post.
MEETING OF LORD DERDYS SUPPORTERS.
The meeting of the Conservative party called by
Lori Darby yesterday, vas attended by upward OF
two hundred Members aud Il vas received that the
bill presented by Mr. DisraeA Monday night, should
receive their support.
IAe Times Gays this gathering is certainly larger
than obtained by sby other Statesman, or, probably,
by the two Wing leaders combined.
The Herald speaks Of the unanimity which pre-
vailed at the shove meeting.
Tie DAILY Necs Gays tbat Lord Derby stated that
if upon the second reairg, or upon any man clause
OF the bill in committee, they f00nd themselves 10
minority, he should unhesatingly advise the Queen
70 dissolve Parliament Among the clauses whose
rejection Lis lOrdshIp is sid 10 have pointed out as
fatal to the measure, Inst regariog the clsiran-
ohsement of the county votes Of treehoders IN towns
This Is q challenge ~ Lord John Russell.
THE REFORM BILL.
The newspapers are more decided this morning 10
TIE expression OF their views. The Daily NsVs terms
the Ministerial measure crazy pr Jet. The ddrer-
tt,er declaHs aiLst u as pIeposerous and su1a-
cious measure. TIE Herald mildly Insists thst the
bill has been framed in important sprit, and offers
juoicous settlement Of tedious controversy. Taat
the extreme radical paIty should De disappointed is no
more than might have been expected. Ihey desire
let reform, but revolution sn1 Ire Herald THINKS u
rather remarkable thst Lord John Russell should
have lent them bic itiGence. The Post says the bill
pretty accurately corresponds to what Mr.. Disrseh
promised the farmers tast Reform bill of his
thOuld be.
IL would. be told them, be made subservient to a
restoration Of conservative influence in the House Of
Commons.
The Post after Directing to come details especially
bose reference to reent ders resiIng il boIoughs
Odds, We are az loss TO understand 10 what other
manner such bill s likely 20 operate than 20 stimu-
late sgits,ion for new measure
The Isses INNS that, no ioGbt Mr. ID lsraei hss
left some Of his work TO be done by the House, and
particularly by the dihgeLt hands Of his numerous
tagorists.
Neither the Home nor the nation could be expected
Ia assent ell at TO sentlme ntsl scrupe, 10 dis
irsnchisirg ore single borough.
TIE Times supposes that the oil viii be at eas. ID
second time.
TIE R-formers, who have gathered go often about
Mr. Locke hng, OF any one Sho proposed any exten.
Of the franchise, scarcely oppose the second
reading unless they think IL wiser 10 wait ami agt8te
Eve or Fix yeers Tor better.
The Star describes the oil s. acompromse OF party
forces instead OF BEN least instamento of popular
clsims. Its suthors evden ly calculated oa oct
riding, by Parliamentary support, public dlseahsfae-
tor.
MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.
The reported resignation of the MARQUIS Of salisbury
Is not confirmed. Yesterday his Lordshlp PAD tsO
visits to the Earl Of Derby, and remained 10 consuIta-
ton a consi cradle time.
Lord Lorraine does not purpose goirg 70 Nortaum
bersrd on the occasion Of his reelection, a. theIe Is
Lot likely to be any opposition.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
There is general at Pans taat Count CsVour
il expected The Sariinian loan OF two millions nas
not De taken, al one time expected, oy the
house Of NJ. FOuld at Paris. This looked upon as
an unfsvorab- symptom, sinee NJ Fo1li as Minister
Of Sste posses opportunities of foreseeng Il
events are hand that might render the speculation
too hazardous.