... been led to this coeclusion, partly by the grestly iscreased vale of Bank of Etsgland Notes, as ?? waithl the 1 ancient gold standard, weich has takes place by tlse re-integretioss of the value f of tise psiper mossey of Great Britain, and time subsehluemt ...

... paper currency without respon- sibility, he thought mitch might be done by having recourse to a s, ilver as well as a gold standard. These cats be ito dobtib that ithe return to a metallic currency, and the suppressiols of otis potind 1-notes its Englatid ...

... —that paper money must immediately conrcrtible ; and that, for all practical purposes, the maintenance of the present gold standard is the safest course that can be adopted. This is reason, however, why the present monopolies ia banking should be upheld ...

... advocate tire necessity of the notes being convertible into bullion on demand, with the restoration of the old silver and gold standard. O One of the writer's modes of reconciling the differences, is given in general terms, as follows:- LI lenge the luiene ...

... NEW STANDARD VALUE. iFrom the Hpeetainr I What is a pound F* Let u« abandon go vexed question, gold standard and all, and fly to that Immutable stamUrd which Mr. Henley points out. The only thing knew of in which no reduction of price had taken place ...

... I Weneed not go into the lengthyarguments enteredon by I Via Currency Association to prove the injurious effects of a gold standard and a solely metallic ?? have diated, generally, our own opinions, in so far as they aglee with those laid down in these ...

... 000 dollars of gold, equal to more than £1,000,000 sterling. At this rate, it can hardly be wondered at that our strict gold standard begins to seriously affected the influx that metal. The last fire San Francisco (reported last mail) had consumed property ...

... that we n»av expect shortly to hear that tic currency of the United States has assimilated to our own, the adoption of gold standard, and the K«ue ol silver coins under a scigniorag«. which will keep them in The trial of the tugiiivo slave which has lw ...

... quantities of pure gold now likely to be produced from this colony stagger all belief, and must have powerful effect on the gold standard of value in Europe. Above 10,000 • people are at work on the creeks’ but have now evidence of vast quantities of gold abounding ...

... nominal price of goods, and all other commodities tenet b e raised in the abundance and ecieseenent sinking in reltie of the gold standard. Art. The late of Niebulier, the lioman turian, in which there is au admirable account of this gifted man, from his eatliest ...

... the beading of bis pages, we can see that Mr. Hill dwells strongly on the evils arising from changes in the value of our gold standard, and that he proposes to rectify them by a fluctuating issue of small Exchequer Bills, bearing interest. How his plan is ...

... must arrive at. Our correspondent, Mr. Cross, who nearly a score of years ago exposed the evil of relying solely upon a gold standard of value, and ingeniously, if not successfully, endea- , voured to suggest a substitute, in brief note had from him the ...