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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-31
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


Co1roy-Sales Of three days 10000 bales; prices
srs easier snd the decline 1. stated d. mos,ly on he
nidns and lower qualities Spectators and exporters toos
1000 bales.
SrATE or TRADE.-Advices from Manchester are
unavor.be The make, Is dull with DOWN. ard tendency
BREADsrUFys.-Nakeleld Nash * Co, and 9th
or. reports Flour dali ard declined I'd M Wheat declined
H.. I'd Red Nctern, lljdl2l Red southern, IZ2d2A.
White Western, l2Gdl2.si White Southern, R9aiS3
ora easier; Mixed, 81 aJi6.
PRoyisioSe.-'lhe same authorizes report Beef
que, aud uuchangcd Pork tending downward Bacon still,
declining; sales at 49, dio LAID nominal Talow eI.ies
sales st fs'. -
PnoDucE.-Sugnr quiet but steady. Rice-Ssles
small Coffee ftsidy A.ho, tat; Pots ~ Fear. a5 Ro.in
quiet aud tending downward Common ljlJ3lJt. Sp!ns
furPentine qu.,tnHl. ,c ,o-,
WHEAT dali and 81 lower. Flour heavy TT !
cerlibc. SVGAW Guet bat steady 'OFrEs hrin and an
changed KicE dil and droopins. riLLor quiet at 4" D.
AMEHCAS CihTtEa.--ll'lnoib Ctnttu bnhrea
-, 06t2I discount. E,ie shares 2iideol.
MosEY MArKEr.-C oDsols closed on "Wednesday
At 93a9Ji lOf money.
Latest v,a Londondcyry.
LiyERPoiL, Jan. H. 100,
Corros.-The Brokers Cellular reports The sales
Of d. esk a 40 100 bales Prices have declined s 81 q
penny a. f. the greater decline being 81 The Lower qnss
Spectators took II O and exporters 5Oo ule the ss
day ffdly) sTr estimated AT S"o nsir'' heu,e az
W. choss sud exporters, the market clo'nS dun ana un
changed. The authorized quota,ions are ri,
psir Oreaus .........1sid Middiing iras.''''' ~
fa,r Mooiias ssiSiiips OVERWHELMED d
m. stok is cstimsed at 5S7CcO bales inclains 1''OS
American. -, Nh, .,;.o .,d
l,s Az upward tendency. Corn quiet but steady
PRovisIoss quiet but steady ,oe.
CoysoLs for money 49,
UilNoIg CENTRAL SH.HEs ~ dRl. discount
Erie Share. 20. EowY orG Central sLA,cs iia7J oo
The BuLLIcS in the Bank has increased I@io, ooo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-31

The Ellen from NewYork for Queenstown was abandoned
on the 26th Decemberj crew saved
The Queen Of Sbebs from NewYork for Cork eban-
donad on the 18th December; saved.
the Mary Lee, from shanghai for NswYOrk, took Gre In
the frrmot part. and was scuttled.
The II ariel Cam which abandoned came shore
the coast Of Glamoreansllfe. Wales, on brs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-31
MARRIED..

CROCKETT-CHAPMAN-n this city, on Wednesday Jan
20 II Trinity Church, by the Rev. Morgan Dig. John
Crockett Of Newark ~ j. Caroline s. Chapman Of thi.
city. .
HOLLO WAY-ANNABLE-At the Musical Fund Hall
PhisieIh a, Oh Thursdsy evening Jan. % by the Rev.
Chatle. Wadsgorth D. D., Henry y. Holloway OF New
YORK city, to Hattie A. Annable OF Brooklyn. " Y
U-DEMaRRST-At Craze Church, on WcdEe sday
jan ~, by the Rev. Thos. Il. Taylor, ID. D. Edward W.
REchaa and sophia A., dsagh,er o. VIM H. penlsfesr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-31
THE FINANCIAL CRISIS IN AMERICA.

THE FINANCIAL CRISIS IN AMERICA.
Tie Times editorally remai Ks that nothing iiares
IA readily az heap Of straw. In HUE l.ii.e u
wnnld not no astopisbed to see blaze Of iictious
prosperity shooting up amid the ruins Oh American
ere die but The beginning o the end Is come. -
Money has been everything TO the North, ana II
that il fulling the chances conquest are at az eh
For MI the millions which have been wasted red
eral Amerira has not one credble naval or military
expl il TO show nor one deed OF winch the sons =
The present generation will le,proud. Shall we give
volunteers two months AZ the period necessary 70
e,liehten ,bem AZ 10 the difference between silver
dollus hud paper dollars IL will he ample inie.
We need not give the contractors nearly so long.
We NAV den, nd upon il, there will be no more
clothing and regular rations, and no moie snch SCI
vice as free and enlightened American cliik VIII
care for. The army of be Potomac will melt away
ns,nsby, or if j, should be unfortunate ca 10 De
down S nth IL will ole away unied and unsuccored
IN the swamps OF Secession Better, lar b.tier, now
90 fight ih.ir onQ-d lsyed battle and win 1t II they
can-lose il if they must-but In any case, pnt an
end To this contest before, in disease and starvation
and dreadful mortality, the war puts an end to
itself. =,
In the CITY article of the same journal, 1t is said:
A" Tie immediate effect upon commerce OF the aus
rehs.on OF specie Payments IN Amerca WIN DE nm
important. An advance IN the prices OF stocks 10
the New York market may be expected, because tbe
quotations will represent the value OF thee -ecuti-
lies in the inconvcrtbe notes which are likely 10 De
issued in profusion. The rate Of exchange Will in
future preeent an idea Of the extent 10 which the
Federal Government are going beyond Their a'sila-
bl. mesur As 10 the political effects OF the meaH-
IRE, il will either shorten the war or lead To The
aooding Of the country with currency destined TO
decline in value day ~ day until all confidence Is
paralyzcd, from The dr,ad OF ultimate reputation.
When the Army and Navy, as Well as Members OF
Congress ard Government officials. shall have at
taiued thorough experience OF the working Of the
system TIC of their patriotism will lie complete"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-31
PasaeaRera Arrived

In s,esm,sip Ciiy Of Wosling,on, from Iir~p~l, 10
Queens'ownsfr Stevens, Bowen McCirtock w b. Bndses
MIR (rottusn r. Habershaw, L. Owen. Longnsser, A.
Cox Mis- Hamilton aud children, Mr. Atkinson. Capt Mac,
Keuge Co.. Hicks A. Psne Aufoucio Rod igues and sdy,
ard chl.en br McCOnway. Mss r. Good. and lat In the
steerags.
H Messenger Of Ohio and sdy t' MessengeT dcsd Jsha
Tate and lady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-31
SWITZERLAND.

Both Houses of the Federal Assembly were
Presidents chiefly related to the poi al situation OF
Switzerland. The President Of the Council of the
States regretted the conflicts with France but
hoped that the rights OF Switzerland would be pre-
served, especially in the question Of tho Valley oi
the Daypes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-31
SPAIN.
TIE pRIYATEER SUMTER.

The priyateer Suni,er continued at the port Of
Cadiz.
Madrid telegram Of the 10Th inst says that the
American Consul had protested az inst The admission
OF the sumter into the arsenal at Cadiz TO repair
damages Ano her telegram Of the l3th Gays that
sumner should be watched in order to prevent her
taking in arms and ammunition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-31
Disuslers. &c.

M.NSIu,rEiN, ". j., Jan. IA vessel, supposed 10 be
bar came ON shore the night Of the 2ih about miles ).
of Bare a The ha gone to pieces and al hands
lost gr.at part the shore, also
vhpa. and with which j. thogsht She was oeded Ono
side II tire wreck with n2sug ana sas e no. IN the surf,
nro1bi held Is tho anchors and chan. there have been
ne book. and writings found In language which we amp
poe 20 French; also wGtsr ossk mar ed the h.s
" G!ogritc which thoug 20 be he vessel. Up
70 tonight ,2ti there has moi been any boas. iound The
Ind Is ~ W sad Clear. Tie Austrian oIis ulorsei,o.
sailed llon this pOI tho 23l iu,t. FOR Dublin. The facts
sascd soOys by cocsponaentthe on the water
cssk 'le books and writings IN foreign language and ns
grain Supposed Fofon OF the ensonsury excite
the apprehension thst sre 10 tie ia,ed vessel Iseued 10.
SourHAar1o,. Jan. The thp Northefn Light of Bos.
toni from Lsvfe Ia ballast fer NelV.k abandoned Ia
sAor coudldon ID inst IN M a. lon p alter being in col
tn Fsench b. Noays S. Jacques. hieh .onndeted
alucs, eitcr; the the
crew II the ~ H. landed hee 9Th inst, from Now
bak Norma and the others have since been landed Cowes
by Bremen sp remerhavcn Another aecoart States tho
ship collision with the y. L. the British ship ColeEoon
Of Sunderland arrived at CaSesend dansged, and part Of
esgo thrown overheard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-31
PRUSSIA AND DENMARK.

II was asserted at Copenhagen that Prussia would
break off diplomatic relations with Denmark. should
Tho Joint Council Of the Empire for DonDaIk and
Schleswig reenter up)n it, nc.ions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-31
AUSTRIA.

Count Reehberg unexpectedly arrived in Vienna
from Venice IN the lith, and had conference with
Archduke Rayner, after which Ministerial Council
was held. The representatives OF the Great Powers
subsequently held conferences with tie Minister OF
the In,erior
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-31
NIsiAruRK ALMANAC

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
srn-p,,esT,li ISsta...........5:l6 Moon-Sess. 7;8
HIGH WATER THIS DAf 49,
Sandy Hook. $40 Gov Island =. $3.50 Helbss....'u'W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-31

TIE Paris Ckaricari publishes q caricatnre, in
which Old Rather Time is depicted as presenting an
infant in swaddiing clothes, lickeed 1862 TO John
Bull, represented with the traditional btoadbrimned
hat, immense corporation, aud top boots. Here,
Mr. Ball says he Ut the soythe, here 10 tue little
1872 for ycu!' "Oh! yes" is the reply, "he must
have good strong constitution, for AN no longer
able " pTing him up in eoltonl'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-31
MAXINE nISASTERS.

The Fanny KircheI from No~ York ior Antwerp put INTO
Dartmouth l2tb Iraky. -,
The Grses from New York for Befst woe sbndonsd Or
tle lllk Ueeewbesl cgeH saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-31

Pence ia 3.8o97i7 Roman crowns, beside objects Of
great value.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-31
MR. GLADSTONE ON AMERICAN AFFAIRS

Mr.. Gladstone, the Chancel' Of ne Exc eqgsIr'
in sraerh which be had ben MAKING ~ Lei.a,
catered at length into the American question. lie
wiebed lis courtrymeD TO receive IN ihe mott an
erons sIrit the recent concession OF The Aner'eAn
Government, nrd not 10 Increase ny minute clilci,in
The irritation Which had already been produced ~
the general and conscientously- formed opinion IN
Great Britain that in the civil war tue parry
which apparently the strongest bad coHni'.s ~
themselves enterprise o lien. would pfouaoiy
prove to lie entirely beyond their powers.
lie argued that even it tie military undertak'ng
was succes Sol, it wonli only he The preface ana
Introduction 20 political difficulties far greater 'han
even the military difficulties. As regards the Gel
in gieing NJ Sidel and Mason, ana the consequent
exponte and trouble to which Eng and had been pun
he trgstcd nohiDg would be sad upon the an Jecti
and he concluded by expressing the bore that no
thing would be done to add to that snscepiib,il'y
which The coDscientIouly iormed oplHion oil Engi"lu
bad ongendered, but that The contrary, the most
generous Interpretation might be placed Oh tue coh-
duot Of the Americans.
The paper. generally erloqise Mr.. Gladstone
remarks, and think they eyinee tho most iriehdiy
feelings toward tie United Staiea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-31

Her Majesty and the BFitith nation had right toex-
reet. Earl Russell adds; " IL gives Her Majesty's
Government much satisfaction to DC enahl-d 10 ar
rive ~ conclusion favorable to the naintenance of
The most friendly relations between The two ma
tons"
Advertiog to the topics introduced in Mr. Stewards
di,patcb, FpIl Russell rays that her Majesty Gov
eminent diIer from Mr.. Seward IN some OF the con-
ccsions at with Le las arrived and, as II may
Lad 70 a better understanding between me Two ma
iilrs on several points of trrnat'opi LAW Whicn
tipe be brought iuto question: he prcpo'td IN few
DAVIS 10 add ess comnunIcat on on me SUBJECT 10 D'
prs.ented by Lord Lyons to Mr.. Seward
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