New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18

IoVp1N TLursdsy May 7, 1863
The Daily Ners City Articlel says: The Stock
market continued yesterday under the minimum OF
the season. but there was sl decided tendency 10
speculative activity. The funds, however, expert
encrd a further Teduction of T. cent. Engl-h
railways in many cases declined to y cent. For
eIgn stocks on the whole, showed all improved ten
deucy Transactions continue on hn extensive SCALE
Money was somewhat brsker.
TIE Times lCIty Arliclel says the funds opened
Yesterday at a slight reaction, and were dull
throughout the day, although in speculative depots
there were tevera instances OF an Increase OF ami
nation. Turkish Consolidated i per cent higher
Spanish declined 4. Confederate Loan wass less
finn. English Railways were fat. Demand for die.
count at the Bauk Was slight. There were no Gold
operstous There IL still an absence Ol any O0ld
demand for the Continent
A prospectus has been issued Of the Ottoman Cot
ton Company, with capital Of ElOyOOO III tlo
SHARES The Chairman Is Mr.. John Chutuan, vino
il Chairman OF the Manchester Cotton supply AS
sociaton and the other Directors are persons OF po-
siiion and practical experience III the Manchester
trade The prospectus enumeTates Elk concessions
winch have been granted by his Imperial Majesty
tie Sultsn with he view OF encouraging the growth
of cotton within his donilnions. prospectus has
also been Issued of the Mediterranean Hotel Com
pany. with capital OF E3JO,OtO The Company
propose in the frs, instance to erect hotels at Nice
and Matte.
POLAND.
A Vienna dispsch says the French Emperor has
with bis own hands drawn up q prospective rtJOln-
der 10 the Russian reply, in Which his Imperial
Majesty sys stress upon TIE gravity o. the tltuailon
His proposed note il now in the hands OF The Aus
trian Government with an invitation To join mt
The PARIS correspondent OF ne INES suspects the
Emperor 10 of opinion that Russia VIII do nothing
unlses England France and Austria act II uhity and
nut gfeat pressure upon her. Size VIII % nothing
II the act separates France; thinks the beet results
ought 10 follow from The united action ch ehe 90
much desires, and that with little or no oOst Ia meh
or money. .
In sucb cases The Emperor would dseaim all
intention or desire Of seeking any advantage for
himself bat if France be lett alone to decide, winch
IA not 70 improbable as may be supposed, on acting
by herself in rescuine Poland she will think tha, oil
her blyoi and treasure should not be Avshed " ih-
ont pensation; where that compensation l. 10 be
g.ughi Tor is another question.
1be Royal Agricultural Society las decided 10 hold
lie annual show Tor 1864 at Newcastle.
A Committee Of the Cabinet Council held meet
ing Yesterday, at the Ttridence OF tho Secretary
o. STATE for War. The Duke Of Cambridge VAS
present.
The London Times, referring 20 Mr.. Newdegaie $
Church rates bill terms i an experiment IN political
alchemy. Church rates are not property I'll they
are voted, when they become the property OF the
.ChurshvArleua. The ratepayefs have legal ma.
C.. iuety ior collecting their money and present.
,g il 10 the officers Of the Church for Tho uso Of the
Church 1lis Is not property, but II Is very natural
that some people should wish to tTansmuic IL lcom-
mute, they call ~ into property.
SIR X. Newctrson communicates further news
from tho explores OF the Allc, and It n presumed
they have sctllod the question Ms 70 iis source.