New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-05
ENGLAND.

LsBank Of England announced on Thursday the
lsih All Increase the rate Of discount to per cent
for sixty day. bills aud 10 per cent Tor paper OF
longer da'o The Creates alarm has been crea ed Ia
commercial circles, az these are higher RAGS than
those which pre- jeGed the .ni3 Of lsi7. An mnedl'
etc suspension OF the restrictive claus Of Peel Bank
bill il looked for and Immediate issue Of come Kind
Of pepper money Tie merchants IN LIvo-p00l are
about 10 bold meeting on The subject
Al moetiI Of Mexican bondhOldors, h6lt 10 Lon
don on the 10Th it inima'ed tha; the endeavofs
since les, meeting 10 transfer the mana enen Of
the claims Of the bonGhClders to NJ ssTs b ing had
been unsuccessful oWiDs 70 the unsettled ate oil TIE
republic
A bore however, wbscntertale1 that arrangements
mlh be fec cd TO promote this result The commit
t. consented to act IN tae time but ii NJ cpnc'u-
sion Gun be arrived at in SIX months ne body Is to
organ zed
Mir Macauay, the historian, intends retiring from
the representation OF Edinburgh at the next dissolution.
Several caDdica are ready to step ido the held
A. al aoiOurI &C meeting of the creditors OF Messr5.
lie Isle, Janyrn & Co, held ia London on the 18th,
tie chairman stated tina. owing to the uncertainty
ofrhe realization of the assets, particularly those
In Canada 10 good would be likely TO result from
a resumption of business by the fin; and that
lqu cation OF is affairs under Inspection would
be d. sirable. BY the suspension now, he avail
able assets were large considerable amount would
b. cureo 10 the creditors The whole estate was In
tm-ied, was capable of being quidaed withio SIX or
eight months. Resolutions 10 WI up the estate u1der
nspeCOrshp were adopted During the meeting
much fympa hy was manifested toward Mr. Janvrin,
whore mt camille ines rity was unanimously acknowl-
edged.
The fouh attempt TO place the aft sire of Mr. Edward
Oliver of Liverpool in the Bankruptcy coart has
fae0 and his estate Is to be wound up uLder deea OF
assign ment made last year. 49,
SIR Charlie Napier, IN a letter to The Times, de-
msuds " Baltic committee" TO inquire whether the
aduifals III the Baltic and the Admiralty at home have
done their outy If the feet had been provi1ed this
year wi sufficient number of gun and mortar boas
Sweaborg he contends might have been completely
destroyed.
A grand Crimesn banquet attended by fifty officers
who took part 10 the campaign bas been held at Gias-
cow TIC Duke of hamilton presiding Sir Archibald
Alison made brilliant speech.
Miss Charlotte Hinds the purchaser OF an Irish
estste unOer the encumbered estates ac', has been
baIbarously matrea ted by some refractory tenants
who WAY laid and attempted TO assassipste her. Her
leg and arm broken and two balls lodged III her
head. She If not expected 10 survive Rewards have
been offered for the appre hebsioH of The perpe rators.
The Belgian Transatlantic Steam Navigation com
pany ere likely 10 commence running their s'eamers
iorbehtly between Antwerp, Southampton and New
York in November.
A pepper called LHOmme, published 10 jersey, and
edi by refugees having INDUCED in abuse OF the
Queen Of Eng Iand has been denounced a. an indgna-
ton meeting held by the nha bans and s 10 be sup
pressed. ,
Later letters state that the edon and publishers of
the journal have been bsnished the island.
Sir Henry Word. governor OF Ceyon, has bsen
wounded by assassin but would recover.