New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

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Tie leader of Mossrs. Hallei s. Co.'S circular for
the Boston steamer is very encouraging upon the
subject Of NsiiQnal finances.
The evorts Of tho past rees have IN ,tiiins mlnnsf
confined tie view we have for some me Ias, taken OF the
financial position Of 0oven ntttt tht simply result
consequence Of rs po.tlea P1'ilos ~ the % ,ss! Is
consequently has been followed an M oftsn1 IN
the market value n "e.riie' thou.h only HsP w We
necessary Of eyer'A the "apisFe o t ey VII Dc 10
ceived tn ough0u tie world a. i3e Toh Important po" )et
dealt tie rebellion sid % 4 sS-snce Of speedy fednc'
ton England viii probably sitsc. an eIirayegsnt import,
nce 10 the from tbs don o. reyerse suffered
IN similar attempt aud om tie fact that New IL the
grand IL AT Of American cotton.
There viii be no more attempts % deprssiaie the military
power Of our Ooyernnent or We eneieney "a ,ne
solved In fact the fs Of New Orleans following fast
the CAPTURE Of FortPu will restore the enienfe eord'a
between the two countries ulon the permanent bs OF nu
tus interest and respect for power II nothing else England
will hen ocfoh regsrd the United States nation hrmly
united not hopeersy divided the newspapers aud creators
Of pobs opinion IN hs, country have ubbory asserted
Imporsn a. have been the military events. commercial
s more important must follow The cotton crop Of
& e Ps S be- dsdysd ba the suI Of the crop viii % Je
fully saved and win he offered for sale as soon as pro
rebellion by they created succeeded giving
sppearence q unity to It. Tho crop vii come forward 90
owly that nigh pces Will io some time De msiLteheo -
that II Is somewhat loss in bulk than that for previous
years 1t will realize lsrger sum IN the sggrega,e
But In whatever condition its exports may place the com.
merca relations between the two connte' 1t, movement
will nten,e feeling Of relief In England In view Of
apufeheudei resulting the stopping
mails unenpoye population and the vast reduction in
the volume Of tie fore ign trade Of that country.
Under the Influences Of the various referred TO- En-
ghmen viii naturally their attention to public
e, All things consdeTed this country and people stands
well with them they did But whstever may have
been alleged against no stain has ever rested upon the
credit Of our Government.
The contest has served to demonste both political and
commercial rtrengh before credited TO Il. 1t nh,u.
raj that the rebellion should heavy decline in ito
rites the event unprecedented. and the result Ike all
that rests IN the future uncertain Bot with the steadily In.
crossing confidence in military the advance has
already equaed 10 q cent nom the lowef point touched
Notw hsandng the calls Of Government upon the
capital of the country the tendency s upward and must
continue TIL prices reach those long maintained when
higher rates ruled for money.
tits no. TO be expected Is II desirable that tho advance
should be rapid although with the capture Of Yorktown
or Richmond the 20 y cent viii undoubtedly sell
par The edysnce from that point Ia likely TO DO steady
such must attract very lsge amount Of foreign
much higher several Of the Continental Cenie il will
speedily ake direction where thrice these rates be had
upon what experience has shown to be the most perfect OF all
obligations which are trested purely
commercial and which will return, distant
the full principal 10 the purchaser.
But Independent of all foreign demand with the low price
Of money home, and the full confidence existing
only in the Government but In the restoration Of internal
order the public securities must continue steadily to advance
The combustion Of moneyed Interest IN their favor iresis.
lie. A, the banks hold very large quantities ofhen they have
decided preference In loun, There H. IN fact decided dis
pos ion treat them the equivalents OF money This
mul speedily be the In fact I cent bond should
command much higher pTce than Dou,ineret paying
ouy which is st present nearly At in reference
gold, from the convenient use it serves as currency.
appreciation Of Government Securities is sn inder TO
corresponding movement I. the whole list ofsecuriies des
the Stock Exchange fst clss, rsirosd bonds still far
vsue much less thar now In great many instances
all doubt to the pronp payment Of interest has been
moved and the Iosd by their largely increased earnings
plsoed on much hTneI bris 1he public Is also getting
much more view TO he value OF railway shares
Those of roads that have owL al y to pay dividends
steadily advancing 10 he lgbe rreeshey ever commanded