, 1870-07-26
NEW YORK.
Temper Of Wall Street Yesterday.
4 Further Decline in Gold Pre-
dicted.
Eisc-Twcntic> Accepted Largely
by German Bankers ux
COilntcrnl4.
aT1ctaI Desratrh to The Chicago Trfb1ne-

GOLD. HoSEY. AND sTOCKS
New foRS, July ea,-Thss was another lively
'!as OIL Wall Etrect report obtained currency
Thar secret treaty between England anl Prussia
tad le aked out In Loudon, a,,d the probability
bf the news having some foundation
~as strengthened by decline IN
conso1s to so:.. The rcpnrt had
the eject u putting up vold Us high tsl4 Thr
price oIsn" al 12''1, a!Eanced 10 the htuec ngure
and c1tste al l.o7s The sales for carrytng ranged
from : TO per cent II te believed thar gn!i
gold Is likely 10 fall on until Ercat battle Is
f"nghht; then 1t must advance, particularly 1t
tho French ufc victorious. i French success
means continued interruption Of trail. with Ger
many, an.i large rrturus OF our tou.ls to this
country. At present the Indications In Europe
tayor onr securities Last week the bank
If Berlin determined to accept them rs col'aie eals
and this MORNINGS dispatches ANNOUNCE that th,.
liank Of Frankfort has a,ssauce+l o,uptl0 thalers
Uu ns-1wentiea, and that our tou,ls iematn
steady, while c0u4ola declined. The money mar.
ket to-day WAS eieudy At to 6 pe1 cent on call
loans, the lite speculative manipulation
having been apparently suspended The
stuck market WAS ,luIl and lower
on the Vanderbilt stocks anti others, which arc
Just how attacked hy The l,cars The foreign rx-
change market WAS dull AMI heavy sor .oug stet-
ling, ami prime names were quoted a. 1t9,. to
l1O.
t0KraStS OPINION OF THE ErnorEAs VAIL
Your correspondent had IN Interview to-day
with Major General Thumas Jordan, Commander
!u-Chtcf OF the Cuban as1uy. who
Is temporarily in thu city. The General Is about
Is about IL 70 10 Europe anL will yis. the seat Of
war white thrsr. When we consider his s,at,dins
ut West Point, his high reputation II. ahtltty III
the southern army, nj his military successes
In Culn, the Generals opin,ous about tie
present war are Of peculiar yaue ut this time. He
says he has exusntnc.f ,ne .sssttnn ot the sclsrr
rnrs with care and .l1ye.it11 Ut al, parttsan has
au,l expressing hlus.lf purely Al military
man. he believes that all the
chances favor the Frcuch. The misfortune.
Ut the Irrss!an situation is tha, # ts cousrautly
exposed to possible attack from thu Austrian slide
aud certain attack fru,u Denmark IN the .,her.
I,crc. mr. nm, ,,r. th.,. .-r,,.. -. ,,a..sI :
ueleh" f1assla- II Aussr1a were tF1en'ls nc lrE the
entire frUsstan army coulh tc utliize,1 against
France. Lut nov n large army INNS, he xrn, m h -
| southeastern fron,trr y, mnfeh austr,, r.n.--.,
s"f"o talhks Inc defensive toFtshcatuns of the
ishlne are now OF hut little value, since railroads
| and rtne.l cannons hare changed the mode o,
Is under no such
..,s "nt s"s sn aeses "es n,o" 81 aas s1seh point
can utilize her large force ,uorc erYlcently than
onnn o5 r,ssIan 's,au s,ra,s,,s ea no. nave h
1
'Ai"Ia'kn u Saho"a- - WAS h's opln1on' az Vel!
as that Of other military Mer, Including
t;enc7ll Heaurccay1. tbat thc ram,
| ,afrn ,vas m, ri h,un,1,-. ~, ,rn1.,,
/ G4ea W. 'oAHs!s- ~ WHICH
'hc Auaf'aus made thc must Aoltkes rtlmta'
tim. hr tleciarrs, Is purely newspaper one. The
concentration Of The Pruss1au nrtay III t., facs III
| IN enemy nucht. In his ontrinn r. h.r,
! H., ~ 49,, s..,r,..,. a'e
"u ~ 1ae "es's"eu"n oi Inc ffls.
slaa army, AMI Woul't haye dong 50 II
The Austrian General had understood his
| tl,sflp>s d,F fht. t:t,ernl. tn t., ,+n..p. ,.,-
| rn+1,Y ,,xr...,. ,-.t ,ht.,., -, -. ~, 49,,
| ,..s'..eli'' - steA' "'s'tSS ". 4NSno' WHO "a:
a"nt ;" i'lsch 10 Organize fhe French armv. liz
thinks there ts little difference in the effectiveness
II the French au.t rruss!an ar1ns- liz 1s.}j,.x,-.
I that we h.v,. onit. ~ ,r,,,, i,,,-,ro, ,.. i,
.r,.,.,, ~ ~, ,sa 49, ~ se.n' '"'iiV V'e't a3A's IL
[ -ei1e''eA al lllss tA"sNlo' VI Tug hee'le-euu.
Ito the At.'eiatcd fn.t.-l
S!EAAER Aks1tAts-
! ny at!hA. 1aE 2A-steAmtrs city Of 1'ar41,