The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-27

siscs the conclusion Of the unhappy civil war whieh
was 80 sincerely amented by an right MINDED Eng so.
men, but cacnot for one momens agree Win Tue -
that the enlargement our trade carries with any
thing 10 cause apprehension Of the sasters ana repu
believe be a necersary sequence Ap,r, however,
nom THIS it IS 70 me, as well as TO many 9th ma.
20 be the exponent wei as the leader o. pub
lie opinion, should venture 10 put forward satemsnts
which the %erest ty,O IN mercantile sfairs woxld
known that our export trade with the United Stats
OF America had fallen In 1864 10 the very lowest ebb-
indeed that IL almost at standstill aud yet the
Times in "warning spirit, ventures 10 compare thAa
exceptional year with the esent year. and would have
the unnitiated believe that the comparison fair
more extended comparison, II not moro honest would
certainly have enabled the public TO arrive at more
correct conclusion than can possibly do from perusal
OF the articles above alluded TO- reference the
Beard OF Trade returns ind exports for the month
OF November during tho last three years have been
UNDER
Cotton piece goods :. .sli57as saa,ss4 xeii.1ls
Linen manufactures. 22s,24s 1873, 100 So, iS3
M Moosn manuiac'ues oa sS e
These are the articles selected by the Times and a.
large increase over even 1853 the figures wi ow how
unfair the comparison between this year and last was OF
which IL me Ts ought mot to have been and az
enormous increase IN imports OF cotton TaYng The
month Of October for the three yearS lhs last return
- stand ~ follows
1899. os! ...xsE4sse
lie II honest TO omit such material set on - thiss
Again, the writer OF the article IN question must have
known that during the continuance tbs very large
sums Of money belonging TO Americans were allowed =
accumulate In this country. and after dminut0n &
trade FOR four years. very Surprising that large ptr
ton Of money already In this country the hands Of
joint stock banks and merchants should be withdrawn In
the shape OF goodsf Another material set OF
increased exports Ia the amount Of United States govern
ment bonds sent TO this country, which experteaoo
teaches all who pay the slightest aent to s1ch mae
ters largely reshipped TO the Continent Of Europe
am awars that the above facts are well known -
many Of your readers, but tbere may be some TO whom
they will be new, and II only puts few on their guar4
against tax ng all your contemporary the leading o..
gan may say for gospel II will NJ least have had some
good effect. s..es-
THE MARKET FOR AMERlC IN SEQ BITES.
From Saterthwaite's London Circular, Jan. 10.
The advance in the bank Of interest Thursday
TO eight per cent caused depression Ia the L0ndo9
market for American curities which was for shon
time somewhat increased by the extraordinary article In
the Times Of yesterday; but The tgu0ce ritter oninien
q, Tie statement put Jortcard oere gcrn0 hattie ea4
,cas ie more than M snetorg and 10 day on iinpic owed
qotaons for stocks and decline in gold from New York
the market rallied and closes firm Uited States hve
twenty bonds after selling down TO 64A have advanced
TO 64z 65 Limos remain stcaiy at 75X 20 while
Fries have improved from 55K to so u. The varioro
descrp ons Of Atlantic and Great Western bonds have
well nanta ned and tran actions In thu smaller de-
nominations Of certificates Of debenture have Today
taken place at S5H.