New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14
The statement Of The Philadelphia Banks for the
lsa two week, eompares az follows:

The statement Of The Philadelphia Banks for the
Last two weeks compares as follows:
fssis:l fssn: stock sc ss #
Specie. Rank ssssss sssss sassa si nc Rse s
Due Due To to other Ss Bsns sss7 ssSil Inc... %.
Deposits. 23ls64 23co2ss3 Inc sa CO. SSs
Circulation ......... 37ss,ss2 3@7eoo inc'. io'ooo
Mr.. Chase has Issued the annexed Circular In re-
gard to the opening Of ports;
TRzasuRr DEPARTMENT May H. 1862
Regulations relating to trade with ports 0Penea W
F To vessels cearr from foreign port. and destined 70
pos opened BY the proclamation Of the President Of the
;,sJ Ssts OF tb. date namely Beaufort In North Caro-
lima Port Royal in South Carolina, AID Ne"ofsaa' LII
Issn.. will be granted by Consul. Of the United States
upon satisfactory evidence that the vessel, so licensed WE
convey no % o% Ps aid por. ~hch osa.s
exhibited to Collector Of the Port to whch so yesse
sy;,sd OV 10 suv officer in charge OF the blockade
end on leaving either OF the said ports every yeei % s
aueo 70 have from the coector oil the
corns 10 law sowos that there has been no violation oi
tho conditions OF the license Any voiston Oh tne sso
d0n' will involve The forfeiture ana ali Sses
om any further privilege oil enerng the United states our
.ne no vs.;.i. Of the United States clearing cosstwe
for hr ports aforesaid license only he oo'ained rom tne
Treasury Department ,.,,,r h,oc..ds ,.ms;u.
in fl force and hitherto established and nan,ain.d
REARED BY The PocamIop EXCEPT IN
spUDIied sisaed. s. r. CHASE Secretary Treasury
The Jura brings later dates. At Liverpool the
Cotton sales of the week were 10000 bales, the
market closing ID lower, owing to Intervention
rumors. The sales of Friday were 1900 bales, the
market closing quiet ard unchanged. Breads,uffs
dull and quotations barely maintained. Provisions
heavy. Consos 93lds3i. American securities
dull and unchanged.
TIE annexed jabilant article upon the Government
finances is from the circular Of Messrs Samuel Hal
lett & Co., prepared for the Boston steamer:
The prosre, h. fully confirmed the views
have enforced OF the strength OF the loys Stss
and OF Government ami has completely solved the financial
difficulties Of the latter. The mxe value OF ~ secnrfess
than ths premium paid gold All the the Govern;
ent pro-red to 4 at from -four TO ye per cent and
90 abundant capital that IL will undoubtedly soon be soe
70 make long four aud half per cent In exchange
for s demand notes gold may and probably viii continue
securities. which il viii difficulty exchanging for
the former with larger premium IN i.s isror
s.fyng testimony the financial strength o the country
but an more 50 ss sIp,s.'ps ens pose % 0 our people N
Inc thereon. the close Of the last Administration Gov
T :,l sa om 90 sy n motive da,y
which capitalists owsi to themselves quite a. much az 10
oyernmsnt 10 preserv. unhsken. Tar possible couh
dence IN the National ishbau an Investment As late
July with Efforts OF he Government
ocr IN this city the money TO nasi is maturing
nsatious t-o only small amount raised only Just IN
season aproe', M per cents had isilen oi. ia
Te sht Of one or more Of the States to break mp the Gov
.rnnert a.eed sd 1t sno. long before eleven OF
tEem combined r tni' purpose. 'ueee.s OF ma
for but sparchy which he more 10 be
d.stsd than the wos, OF depotsu. Our pc pie
c.d nnar 10 i.b 90, only =. defense sssos thea-ned
Invasion but themselves Ton material us wei
.nnbilation With preparation for the cortes, came
and confidence Tie mean, of GoyernmeH, increased
u. In degree that showed Itself earnest aud resoluts
An th.t v,swantng wa. purpose From the darkest day
81 d.ss. II le
magnitude the contest in which wer. enssged-puhc
confidence has been daily growing stronger and stronger The
,h M of Government has cadly increased till IL.
Is easier for ito borrow Dcoo0 IN gold than was
two yesr- ago to borrow s0oo All fee thst experience
has cleared doubt ard uncertainty ia which the
powers aud functions OF OoyeFHi'nt were involved We
had nominslly Government but one without powers even
TSs mos. sttude might be ..urned by insur.
gents but the Executive coHh 40. ass i m zr either oy
had 40 long gered ths elements Of nsuborduson that
the perfect immunity bad been secured to he individual
No wont. had to be OBJECT Of dtrust by other
nsious well a. ouTselyes
For long time stood supdly gazing at the meteor
Of accession whea the attack upon Fort Sumter like than
dsbo brought the nation to eouscou'n-s dissolved the
spell aud on that moent IL entered upon the path tha. has
the result witness-supI Of
financial ease and complete resoraton Of the
ons credit; and above al anstonsty and Govern uient
with aud powers with IT. duties and
obccts 1he future 10 longer involved in donbt. We
have the strongest OF oil goyenmeuts h.cause II
nearly allied to tie synpathe' habits and underandn. OF
AZ he material wesr. OF the country depended upon
rcpy as by sustsning the latter The one sthe
OF the other A the people In the loyl States
bso.e thoroughly uniled they before
strong They enjoyed greater degree Of material
comfort Food aud clothing ab iudlnt,
easily obtained by ali classes Ihi. ci. coupled with
money abundant the lowe, rate. Of interest that
prevailed the ns conclusive proof that be sdduced o
. sound and healthy financial condition.
The end Of all O.veTneut. iu their economic
objects abundance 70 est and to No Prosperity
il, p,cal when such abundance exists We
NAV we think challenge history for sniar example of
people who in the Dds, oa gantic civil rch aud
stropgwho restored their national credit hos,ities
sre.,ed and who conducted them succsssn
without sbsing Jot nom the comforts aud iuxues ord
". have already discussed the sources or elements Of ou
strength These TO be found In the natural wealth IA oui
sol la the nsint~n nance, uBd.Urb-d Of our industries
in our unrvaled Of internal commerce. and In the
universal prevalence of labor We have classes con,e
Grated from wealth. calling rank, to indoeace The In
arising rom lands or from permanent Investments
pae. entirely di.cons.cIed except by owner.hE
freely, and osn avishly the practice OF rigid economy
fer year two. and to which bring our.eye. q
other people compsnsate. for great losses and soor
with great reduction from ordrary
The abundant supply of capital and tho present low r,te
for money he explained Ia equally simple and salts
factory The North fortunately, before the rebel
lion broke had put In operation all the machinery
Of its strength. There not producer within the va,
of III. wide domain loyal to Government that did not
outlet 10 market Tine OF now works with IN,
annual expenditures hoso opened had within the las
year, absorbed more than *loo OcsOOo annually FO
many years the Investment onpssivoy unproductive
The greater portion OF II Il yielding fair income
the owners while ths increased value has given TO the
property Of tho country from the facilities or
orded exceeds many times tho whole p-udur- The
nus public works has anost entirely ceased There
are in fact enterprises presented 10 public attention
Money becoming cheap because there no demand In
channels where most sctivcly employed But the
expended railroads. ~he these In progress
equal to that required transfer 400 0Ot
people annually from the Essto States 10 the Western te
place them 10 position Of comfortt make tho improve