The New York herald., 1863-11-01

which the works by groups rocks Ohch
ronder the approach very difficult Tor shipsI drawing
The Russian expects that these gunboats
arsenal at Cronsadt occupied with other works orders
have been sent to private establishment In Prussia for
aSsa nounds y so ONO
THE POLISH REVOLUTION.
Russian pConH,cation In Warsaw and
fts Results.
ss o 81 ss sne
the Times October describing what actually took
place at The saSsns q shs %%oysf nSSss and
and SO on. nnd indeed that made mistake In say
ing that Krupecki, who occupied shop on the
ground floor OF the Zamoyski house. had been so
troubled and terrified that he was struck with
apoplexy and died did not mention this supposed fact
self be frightened death, would not worthy Of
much pity), but because this supposed fact, curious
were PERFECTLY we'll informed as 70 tho more important
Incidents In connection with the work c destruction and
punder did not think that the generally reported sto
true. and spoke Of them rs reports unworthy OF
crcdence must add that all the women who lived
in the Zamoys House that is 10 the house boong
ing Count Zamoyski adjoining the Zamoysk Palace)
allowed to remain there for the night and that the
soldiers behaved outrageousy rudey, but kindly
to them the following morning. and willingly helped
them to move their luggage away. This am told by
saching. and who the women going away from the
Zamoyski House the day afterwards.
You will have heard Of the summary manner in which
tha Hotel dc PEuropc seized Inst Monday. Berhol
d. Russian spy. who had taken up his quarters there,
sfbbed in his room at seven IA the morning. as
he drinking his coffee Immediately afterwards the
house given up the soldiers the lodgers eocted
aud kept until tho evening n tho courtyard, and the
for the present, sequostrated The Russians with the
view Of raising Be thodi's character, had paid him
o domiciary visit the day before; but no one was do
ceived by it, believe the had been followed here
from Cracow. as he Lad previously been followed TO
stabbed Linn rot safely away The Only person Who
70 have thought Of stopping the assassin was
Russian officer living 10 the next room 10 Bcrthod Hear
ing shriek rushed the corridor with revolver
in his hand, but omitted TO Gre It, Something, is said.
wrong with the trigger at all events, the pistol did
BESIDES the immense MOTEL the Russians Con-
It's ice shop and cafe just round the corner and next to
clccs and ornaments OF various kinds that Warsaw
ssssed. These so-caed "houses which being c,ns
Gated Warsaw what should call blocks Of houses
or terraces and require great stretch Of dcs
potic fancy imagine that n Bruer. vender or what
anytne 70 do with murder committed in al hotel with
which he had no communication and no connection what
ever except % IL an archscsura ar; =, sense ,sa a.
perpcxy Of the officials at the railway station, when
they asked the travellers where they meant 10 "de
and told by that they intended 10 "de
scend" at the inn In question, was rather amusing
'srhere Hotel Dc lEuropc," the first reply.
the Hotel do rEuropo two years ago. and wish to tnere
"Ihere Hotel do rEurops." repeated the official;
"That is impossible" was the reisinder 81 know
some one who was there only three day: since"
explanation, "and the place is now In the hands OF the
military
The traveller disappeared In the vain hope OF finding
hotel 10 Warsaw from which thSrc was chance OF
his being suddenly ejected being compelled to walt
for dozen hours In the court yard.
The Bultion Trade.
ABSORPTION OF GOLD FROM THE BANK OF ENGLAND,
From the london Times (City Article), Oct. 1871
The singular absorption OF gold continues to at
tract attention. but light has been thrown upon
explanations, none OF which, however, reach the real
question. One points out that India has probably,
usual constituted main cause Of the depetion another
remarks that as much OF our cotton comes from
Egypt and other paces whore specie 1t penetrates
may be long time In coming back. considerable guam.
'y may bave accumulated In those regions and another
thinks there Is nothing peculiar TO be accounted for
because the bank usually experiences a demand for
soveregns IN the period between April and october.
Some hint that Messrs Rohschid who carry on large
refining transactions frequently hold large stock Of gold
in in ~s. ne
In now banks and other Joint stock undertakings affords
an ample solution OF the whole dincuy. To persons Of
experience most OF these ideas win appear rrsle
want or nconciusve. drain TO India, Egypt or other
distant places would, OF course, be natural explaua.
has existed in any unusual degree The matter
issue Is simply this. The importations Of
extraordinary magnitude and FAR beyond the recorded
exporations and yet the amount held BY the bank has
experienced
ports over exports been absorbed Tho only obvious
view that arises that u has reached Shores aud
has not since been shipped from them, must still be in
the country be IN the country, the greater portion
thus circulation must be In COIN since neither country
banks country traders In the habit OF carrying
their transactions with bar gold. The statement
that the Bank OF England during the past two
three years has experienced o demand for coin
n about the same season explains nothing because n moi
recent year has there been the same anomaly drain in
the face Of large imports and comparatively small ex
ports 70 bc accounted for and 80 much Of the specie bust
of n ad In h{ch
are becoming universal medium, that Il would be rash
OF draw Inference from the isolated experience even
April has disbursed moro than three million sovsregns
for homo use, apart from those taken for en-.
10 the past two years may have been a
large, the possibility s that the main part may then
would bs interesting and useful but even they were 70
show that the bank have not ssncd TO the public this
a.n The Uu %
portsons peculiar 70 this year have been carried and
would fail 70 contradict the definite export statements,
sent abroad Again the idea that the late spscuaons
10 Joint stock banks, foreign securities, &c, AFFORD
banks and foreign sn,erprscs generally, there have
been no ncavy commitments for many months The
repeated that even this we're not the case the inquiry
AZ 10 remttances abroad has nothing 10 do with the din
as sapposd cedsS IN .bc Shipment. .sS are
been accounted for A. 70 home Joint stock banks the
very function Of these establishments 70 scopomize the
takngs the movements 10 connection with them consist
merely OF The transfer o. By means of checks from
one holder 70 another esvng the specie In the country
wholly untouched.
In relation 70 the possibility OF Mcssrs Roihschd hold
Ing considerable accumulation, II s not at all unlikely
that some OF the heavy arrivals from abroad the past
week or two may be In the hands Of that frm with a
view TO meet any requirements either from the govern
ment Of Russia or Brazil from the Bank Of France bp
this woud be only very partial explanation Of the exist
ing position OF the market.
S yhSls ,hs,s9rs The more 2 the question con-
o snecc In circulation IN the country owing pafly 10 the
quantity employed IN the unprecedented harves, and part
y 70 the unusual extent Of the pleasure trac but
sa more 70 the great activity aud prosperity OF trade
~ the entire United Kingdom n largely beyond
''"" '''al should this be ,hs case thcrs VII bs