New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25
France,

Tie monthly returns Of the Bank Of France show
o decrease Ia the cash on hand Of 2)g millions Of
francs and an increase in the bills tiscodnted Oh
nearly CO millions. The Emperor bad returned to
81. Cloud. Tie financial report Of NJ. Fould Is pun
LIKED, and IL of satisfactory nature. NJ. FOuid
says: "1he adoption of the measures proposed TO
your Majesty 10 January last, has enabled me 10
draw up The budget of 1868, with surplus III the
revenue Of $780, oil francs. The result OF the frs
six mon BIS Of 1862 compared with the fret SIX OF
1861. was an increase Of 80. 01O, 600 francs. The
revenue yet to be expected during 1862 will enable
Us to provide in 1860 for any supplementary expenses
caufed by the Mexean expedition" The Minister
continues, II can confidently sate that the balsnc,
ing of the public revenue AID expenditure ia assured
for 1863" aud he enuefates the sources whence they
are TO he provided 1t results from this statement
that the financial year of 1862 will not add TO the
amount Of former deficits. NJ. Fould's whole iinan
ciL statement may be summed up AS iol
lows: The amount Of Tho deficits previous to
1860 has been reduced By j1,OUO,OoO francs. 1he
budget for 1862 will not show deficit. The year
1868 will commence with reserve which Ia est-
mated at S0,O00, 600 francs, which IL destined 10
provide for unforeseen events. Mr.. Foud conclude.
~ giving assurance that the budget for 1901 VIII
contain arrangements liable to cause auy Increase
in taxation.
The Courier de D,mancke had received second
warning.
Tie Bourse on the 10th was heavy. Rentes
closed ut ll.9O.
The Paris journals generally have comments upon
the recent campaign in Maryland The Consttn-
onnei does not regard it drcIiedly disastrous TO
The Confederatee Ii considers tho real and sole
tiect of the entrance Of the Copiederses into
Mary land WAS the capture of Har!sr's Ferry nnd
its treasures in guns, stores &c, III which they were
successful.
Tie Noaiieur In i's summary from New-York
thinks the losses OF the Uni1nists were probably The
heaviest, ut the advantage remained indu,iutably
with Mcclellan, since he relieved the threateaed
CAPITAL and The expedition into Maryland com
pletely failed.
THE JOURNAL DIS DEDATS on TIE PHEsi-
DENTS PROCLAMATION.
The English Journals unanimous in blsming
the nc, Of emancipation they were, sorie months
ago. in proving that slavery had nothing TO do with
tue civil dsser slons OF America. The PfocianA
lion OF President Lincoln Will have none he lev e1-
ceent effects. 1t produces his rst result, unp,as
ant 10 the Eng.h ournas TO force them to zee that
Slavery has "A lt,le more TO 40 with this war than
they liked TO avow. Ii II has not the elect 10 liter
ate immediately the five millions Of slaves OF the
South IL give. 10 the Northern Generals all the me-
ce.s.ry rover 10 effect many partial ,nanopa-
lions AS the number Of conquered towuB will enable
them. II inn ores upon them this duty and just be-
cause these euancpations will 10 sraiual, no gen
eIa seryile war will bregA out, az the journals OF
London thought. Thess partial emaucipaiions Wild
deal out 10 the peculiar institution an rrepa sbie
blow. limo and oona.lon will 60 lie rest.