The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-20
\ Radical View of OHr Financial
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The New York Tribune, ultra Radical In
politics, takes this view of the financial
future. II says: ru ua
'lhc commercial and financial horoscope
of our country presages Serious trouble.
tThe7e are its leading features ia 7als
| ~. plethora of whntis with questioh-
able proprety) called money and IstiIl
more inaccurately) capital if
Loans on call at short time 20 heRgino.
and arc to be obtained at low Interest ON
call or short time on almost any sort of
collaterals. .a. Is..i...
-, High prices for labor. for products,
for almost every thing, rendering ours ibe
best market in the world to sell In. andtbr
worst Ia bny in, an increase and uiti'nsioD
of sunptuons tastes and Luxurious habits.
| all seem 10 loreshadoW grand crash,
which no skill in tinancicTing can Ionu
| postpone. IL there be moi rTtdical tsh,,,lte
| in our financial and commercial polieN.
-. stocks OF all kinds selling al enor-
nous prices aud generally rising in market
value. iif
Il. The premium OH gold advancing. and
nearly up TO fifty per cent.
-. Gold flowing liither from Enropc
though our imports of goods enormautly
exceed our exports OF produets--the gold.
with the aecruing commercial balance
against us being invested in stocks ana
bonds mainly those of the Government.
In other words. we are drawing bills against
the industry of our children and grand
children, selling them at twenty-five pcr
cent, discount, and spending the proceeds
In wines, silks and other lnXiirics which
perish in the using. la.t.lH4
cE5-A correspondent Of the Chicago Yyi-
buao tlHis describes the King Of PnIssin
me his sons, as they appeared at the tri-
umphal review in Berlin; r .n
The King directed his splendid. pra,tint,
black chargcr-knoNn 10 all Berlin as "a,
dowa, the horse he rode in the great hat
tle-to the seats of the Wounded within n
few feet from where | sat "IIow AZ, ,-,,,i
chillrcns" he exclaimed, rs he drew 6nar
1--WE are at the end Of our greatest tro,tbles
now. Be chceriul. Nou will soon be ,,,elI
again. ! will take care OF your If was
the first time had an opportunity az -
king "A good lGni. at William T. and 10,
may helioyeme improved &c. lie il crr-
tainly "A iine-lonking old man. With his
wcl-cut, intellectual features. clear blne
eyes. gray hair, moustache ana whiskers.
and his erect position IN the saddle. he pre-
sentcd a very commanding figure. fike
M the military, he was dressed IN A ,,lnih
field uniform. and of insignia he wore b,it
the orange scarf OF the Order OF the BlsfL
Eagle. As | have since ind occasion 10
observe, lac appears good deal l,etter OH
horseback than ON t00t, Owine TO The short
ness of his stature. The Crown Prince
seemed very plair-lookmg prrsonape.
with mild expression OF c6uhtenattce. set
ia light hair and very large whlskqrs ~
an English cut. Prince Frederick Charlcs
in the uniform Ofthe Rcd Iiussor
Regiment of which iit is The ehtst liz
has o full, AtdslL good-uatured face. brown
hair, and sports moustarhe and eoafle.
s&- The crop Of corn now being har-
vested in Indiana is said to De The largess
ever gathered in the State. The wheat
crop sown this fall looks well.