The New York herald., 1864-11-07
THE FINANCIAL CRISIS.
List or New Ealures-Impr0vesne In
tho Conditions as itvcrpOoi.

the Condition as Liverpool.
(From the London Timos (cty ariicle) Oct 2k1
The suspension has been announced OF Mesers Hall
Geere, Russia Brokers' With liabilities OF about csc oos
OF which that probably only small portion
win rsnk againes Abe estate failure ia said TO ~
owing 10 that OF certain Of her principals aud TO the
BOOKS are placed IA the hands Of Ar. Harding tbs
countant
the crediiots OF Me.srs saaed which the reprsse.
tatives Leeds Banking Conpiny attended, tho iss
bies Of the rm wore stated at ssi3elo ano me asss
Gcency OF nearly $4,000 only abous 0Uo was said -
have arisen from bad debts, tho renasinder having ap-
pAreny been from ooscs upon speculative IaDss ctooA.
II added that during the last three years Mr. SaAi
field had out OF the concern for private
expenses, nearly El0 0,C00vz: In 1859, 2,2e2; Ies3
From the Londeu T.raes (ci.y ARTICLES Oct, 2o.l
The suspension hns bern announced OF Mr.. John Pie
With liabilities for about aao 600. ana pressas
anssscr..ned The bookrars IN the hahas Of Asssr.-
rbs suspension has also been announced OF Msssra-
bI,ies q considerable The estimsss sssslg
is said approach the full amount Of tho liabilities.
From the LONDON Tmeo'tcity srticle,. Ost 2s.l
At meeting to-day OF the creditors OF Mr. Aaron 60o
aons Manchester wsrehousspan, who suspended -
inst consequence Of tie discovery dsaicssio.s
balance shee. wss submitted showing liabilities iov
E0S 500 and assets estimated IS f6! 13. thus leaving
saoos for far 400 in favor Of kessrs Levine NORRIS
who failed the 18th ut, n connection With Aessss
nvc oredi,ofs to investigate apG 1opors.
AZ meetzg TO day OF sne creditors OF Messrs Stosp
on the Isth as,. the baanes sheet aabmed By Messr
Alison and waddel showed liabilities FOR Ia, $685. as1
10 9es. Tho meeting uranmously resolved ihat tns
estate should ne wound up undere deed OF inspection
Bradley merchant the amount ~ whose liabilities
is uncertain, snt Is said 10 be considerable
The suspension s also announced 81 hessrs pe woIFp
srhrcE, and Co., merchants wAa liabilities for ah0oS
$4,000
N N ftup in - -
lyrsm the London Times Getty article), Oct. ISL
The accounts from Liverpool describe better eeli,9
Change Several failures occurred last week, ooe
although Of them was for f2oc 0c0 they we're ape
rsntly MOI q 70 create surprise or alarm ssx
been circulated Of more imporeaas ssas,ers were aA
ralsiasd.
Franz Muiier>a Trial.
A. rsDIcTMsNT FOR wILrUL nDRDxS FoUSD Dr rKD
GRAND JuRx.
Al Central ormina, the Recovder d.
livered csrge TO the Grand Jury lie expaialsd -
ING the eydenre which viii be ssoushs forward or shs
The Witnesses have no yet been before s
Tuesday and shs trial begin Thursday, october ~.
(rrotG the London Times Oct. 20.
About noon today the bill Of Indictment against Franz
Muller for the murder az Mr.. Br.ggs submitted -
the Grand Jury ana they were engaged upwards of tv~
hours In the examination Of abe principal Witnesses fv
Al three O'Clock the Grand Jury entered the Old Cou.
srnounced to the Recorder, through their orcman
Mr Etsard Msppin, that they had found true blu
against prisoner for murder The result OF sheir
i~yaons was o course. only what had been expectse.
prise. me trial will commence on Thursday norma
Tbs persons who have applied for admission 10 the ccn
over Reporters and correspondents from many of
provincial nevspapcrs smosG the aprlicansA
nspuy Dep 70 Jersey, 70 whom The srrsnssmsss.
are coundsd By virtue = thsir once, have shown
avsisoe space Al their dsposs conssisuuy wah do
regard 10 docorum but ~ The most ~ is little that tbsT
s.ssious hous. ana s sws.srd interior srrsuesmsess
Hsying regard. hcweves 70 the intense interest with
sn s..s mo,s ~. csrsu % 20 ss public
their representatives from she Newspaper press, asA
especially sas tnoosands over thcussrds who vl have
cut The room at their dspcsai among the
comparatively few strangers who Of necessity be ad
mittsd within the precincts Of te court. 0ne Of Nuo
ordinary entrances win be completely closed during sbs
trial, 70 adm OF . temporary arrangements with tnse
- much ~ possible with references 70 ths public -
vsnience.
beng, understood about forty witnesses 70 be ex-
anea on the part of The prosecution and soms Tor sss
To. pssousr sill continues 20 sssors biz n,ocenos.
No permitted 20 him except the onos' asthesA
tss sad those belonging 70 the GERMAN Legal soclsy
France.
nn announced that the Emperor VIII shortly prococA
10 Nics and added that tbs c,sr PRIOR 70 hs resnrn
" 81 Pe,ersburs viii 60 20 ooapegns visit 20 thu
fmperor and Empress of France.
psyrsc in which stated aha. Italian Cosvention Il
september is having bssa concluded in good faith,
:S:'.ssr x: e. N:
uarsy and also Of the urs conservative party, vho
tort the teHt Of sny treaty. however clear.
A pamphlet entitled Tho Convention OF the 18th q
espssnbsr, and believed ~ be 6 semi ocIsl origin hes
beSn published Tho writer maintains that thcrc 10
no doubt that she conditions OF tho treaty Will bo loyay
osrrsed and that tbe ob ect II the Convention
tviue about such understanding between se Papacy
and haly allow soluticu ~ the great and fundA
mental question cf kons Catholicism would thus rally
rouud the carse rsly sad the dicultsss s,i cxss-
Nc d ,hs s(hx siA n W .ApA sAA yhNh prsysps ~