The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-23

the living nations The course taken by Austria during
the next months viii probably decide whether she
shall continue TO exs among the nationaites OF the
Bohemia syria and the Tsroi there Is nothing but dis
affection and open revolt The people won't love-
sct obey the central government and the governing
powers cannot them It the old story Of bad
begins, and remains behind The country can't
be governed without large standing army, the army
can stand without being paid and the finances OF the
state are close upon bankruptcy. On crisis y
cot lar on--pr0bsbly double
Monetary Affairs are looking little queer. The i'm
Shipment Of gold to the United States during the
last fortnight quite anomalous II does not create any
special uneasnes for it is understood that the peculiar
state Of Affairs on mat side and the immense commercial
relations between the two nations, demand the
transfer. No other two nations Of ancient modern
time had tie extensive commerce that exists be-
tween Great Britain and tho United States, and but
natural that every pulsaton OF the money market IN
either country Is at once felt IN the other Your com
mercia CRISIS &c 1857 extended to this country and we
have beea reapng the good fruits Of il since some
a the largest banking corporations, and many eminent
trims who we're doing an enormous and, WAS supposed
sae business have been ground 70 powder, and now
the shattered wrecks that srew the commercial strand
are seen as beacons to the other mariners.
You have seen in our Bankruptcy Court the cases OF
Stlta,hed, Laurence Mormore and Laurence. Morti.
moro 60, that hate been going on for months, and
really the operations show ccolness, boldness and
Assurance that i refreshing to Of moderate
IDEAS. A great firm in the leather trade-great be
cause they were determined to have large trans.
actons-with capital of moderate amount think
considerably less than f1o0 0O0-set up various
other firms in the business at different large towns
raj tanacries assist the needy owners thereof
Then in addition 70 All the "leaher they can handle,
SiEs these beng drawn by one Of he dozen or more
houses on some other one, and discounted BY conldng
bank In three ycaT ana halt the ba transactions be
tween Laurence, h3rt more Co and Mr. smith
amounted 10 ESQ 300 and during this time the actual
amount d legitimate trade ia leather was only $40 900
Truly, there Is nothing Ike learning and leather, and
the two bear about the proportion TO one
another that Fasa Ia penny worth Of bread did to the
two gallons OF sack.
OF course when any drm wanted any "accommoda-
ton in this little mutual assistance society, II was ex
tended by the others False books and ae entries were
Kept 10 blind the clerks, and altogether i was very
queer pile of Commercial. transactions, Aud now the
Bankruptcy Court dsscctng and laying The body and
SoNl of al these transactions bare 70 III eye 81 the
world
II is beautiful c-ro'e and FOR the time being win 10
considerable good but e wears dow en thc ansac ions
VIII fad away, and new men new dpdg,S and new
victims will show TINT simplicity confidence oyerrcach-
ing and fraud perpetuay being demolished and re-.
produced. Thn actual transactions of these several
ns during three years and half have been less than
500 10000 Or in sterling none! s5S'7 40 How much
ruptcv .. al parties concerned remains To be proved bat
believe something near million sterling
Tbs day I, published proclamation from the late
King Il Naples Francis H. dated November IL at Gseta
u leaves about the same impression on the mind that we
mbibe from our specimens o 'galows E'efa'ave the
last dying speech and confession OF the victim Of Jack
kctch Bonba coniesses to beng used aP sovereign
smashed potcntate and he proceeds to lay the blame on
the sympathy Of the world i the very important omission
made by the condemned. He does not IA the slightest
form acknoWe ledge his guilt although all the world knows
the testimony and proof against him absolutely over
wheming. His guilt has been enormous his trial fair,
and his conviction justiet him swing II his Majesty
desires complete and terse record his career he viii
fna il IN book that he probably very seldom consus
II Is the record OF Besha2zar and successor OF
Northumberland king Of Babylon and ChaIdea 1t Is re
lated by Daniel, prophet and j. found in the fifth
chapter and the seventeenth u the twenty hth verses
thereof.
Except the little buster aforesaid in the Emerald Isle
political affairs dead the King If the Chadees
and ever much Of coniuror could not exor
else the ghost OF an idea on the subject.
The Empress Eugene has fitted down to Windsor for
two hours and had luncheon with her Majesty. That in
formal Call al that seemed to b. desirable to her I'm
Deria Majesty. and thus she keeps her modest and
rather eccentric Journey. | late opening NJ
street boulevard Paris his cut into some orleans
royal property, and the heirs q LOUIS Philippe and
Queen Amelia in for about the half of a million
dollars-over two and quarter million francsof the
damages. Another moieiy goes 10 the state.
Aterrible colery explosion about week ago, in Mon
mouth has destroyed the lives Of nearly 200 people
The narrowing details you viii sec in the papers. was
supposed TO come from The opening OF safety lamp by
workman to light his pipe. Tvs = hne item for the
opponents Of tobacco