The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-29
NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 49, 1851.

be smount required from the Liverpool bransh may
likewise be heavy and hence IL Is thought the pa
coo with the rate exchange si tending dow wards
the further cfiux may be considerable. An amount
only o. oar sod ras By the Bank
exchange as low as loA IL Is anticipated the
rent OF business and the transactions reported In the
descend l02 103 Bills purchssed there have been
collected and have been forwarded here to turn into
goa ana hence probable further additional large
have likewise been received to be placed on the srst
the difference in prices between those in London and
hand 1t is possible, II the North snan gain any decided
success Or the effect OF tine weather here 70
take place. which would arrest drain and leave
affairs IN Q quiet position. must be confessed that
anxiety experienced lest this renewed outflow Of specie
should assume more important character in she
OF the next fortnight
From the London Herald, May 1871
The proposed American loan Of e. 800 600 will, IL is
thought, be quickly raised in the North, but 1t viii tend
TO absorb capital and decrease the probability return
about there the prospect Of Continuous remit
tanGes 70 New York By the several packets leaving Liver
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. IN LIVERPOOL TO
HON. MR.. ADAMS.
We publish to-day copy Of the address presented by
Hon. Charles Francis Adams our newly appointed Minis
ter to g'aad when on his way to London
The London Times Of the 18th Of May reports-Hs Ex
Minister from the United States TO the British Court wa
one Of the passengers by the Nsgara which arrived
Liverpool ON Monday forenoon. He was accompanied BY
landing they proceeded 70 the Adephi Hotel. wher
shortly Afterwards he was waited by his worship tn
Mayor He was also waited by deputation from the
American Chamber OF Commerce in Liverpool, by whom
he WAS presen,ad with the following address,
To HIS ExcEIIKNcY ARIES FRANCES ADAMS, MINISTER OF
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA TO TILE CoURr OF ST..
We, the President and members of the American Cham
Der of Commerce at liverpool consisting of Eneishmen
States desire to tender hearty congratulations TO
your Exceency on your arrival on our shores. We
Oice especially TO welcome beariug the honored ne
Of Adams-a family which has already given two Presi-
dents to their country and which gives promise ysur
own pereon of attaining the eminence already acquired
by your predecessors While sincerely depore the
unhappy differences which have sprung up in United
States cannot but express hope that yet they
may be extngushed without giving rise to those embt
tered feelings which unavoidaby engendered by civil
We shall at all times joyfuly cooperate with your
Excelency in any measures that may be calculated to
promote sentiments of good will between England and
America and 70 perpetuae those feelings OF amity which
have long and happily prevailed between the
countries Signed by order and on behalf of the Ameri
can Chamber OF Commerce.
Mr.. Adams replied in the words given in the HERALD
yesterday (ruesday) morning.
Naval Movemeu ts In Europe.
NO WAR VESSELS FROM PORTSMOUTH FOR AMERICA.
From the london Times, May Is
No orders have yet been received at Portsmouth for the
outfit OF fleet Of gunboats for service the North
American station elsewhere has been reported and
the only known cause which may have led TO such
is the ns ructions recently issued by the Comptroller
of the Navy for the regulation OF the first class steam
serves.
THE ATLANTIC SQUADRON OF FRANCE.
Paris MAY 13) correspondence of London Herald
The French government have determined to send out
squadron the Atlantic for the protection Of French
commerce. II ID to consist Of the steam rgate paddeD
DESCRIBES the paddle corvettes Iavoser and Prony and
the screw sloop Norval.
THE UNITED STATES SQUADRON IN THE MEDIrERRA-
MEAN.
Paris (uay 12) correspondence Of London Herald
The United States frgate Richmond sailed this morning
for Leghorn, from whence che win go TO Spezzia and
Genoa 1t was generally believed that she would sail
direct for New York and would be accompanied by the
other men war OF the American squadron in the
Mediterranean learned board yesterday that this
not true the Richmond, IL she does 60 home is not
likely 10 60 before the end Of June.
THE NEW SQUADRON OF SPAIN.
The CorTeponddncid OF Madrid of May has the follow
ng;-Spain does not think Of declaring any
Power but she doing all she not to be disarmed
surprised in the event Of European conflict. This is the
why she is causing vessels Of TO be construct
ed both at home and abroad and why she making
like preparations.
From the London Morning Gazette, May IL
Spain has ordered six rgates Of the first class
TO be built without delay, in order to give her supe