New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
Laiesi-ViG Queenstotcn.

Latesf-V va QuecHstorr.
The following dispatches were received at Queens
town, April ., 1868:
LoSDos, Thursday, April 2-17r Time, City
Article says: The English funds Yesterday were
quiet TT al advance OF 1. AT the Bank there was
considerable diinution In demand for discount, and
in the open market tho supply is becoming eesy at
abou. per cent below bank rate. In the market
for foreign securities there extraordinary do
gree OF activity throughout the day. but prices to-
ward the Close OF busiIess lost their buoyapcy,
owing to the dealers being disposed 10 reduce the
amounts Of their open accounts before the bolidsyr
Confederate Loan closed at discount 20 par.
The Daily Neps city article sRys an Improvement
Of per cent in English Finds IN the morning wss
lost in the afternoon. There ia cOmIet depression
Of speculative attention in the Foreign Stock mar
ket, where the upward course CT prices was general
and large geiDs are being obtained.
The Times regards the capture Of the PeterhOf as
deliberate attempt TO extend and magnify the
powers of blockade. The Uniopsts have almost
blockade certain ports Of own in their eagerness
to intercept traffic between those ports and others
and at least they have gone to the length OF espyng
inchoate adventures this country, putting their
own construction on mercantile speculation, pre-
scrbing ships beforehand by means OF seizure with
out reference destination cargo, wherever they
can be pounced upon al tea
The Times has, in short, no doubt that Admiral
Wilkes carried precise Instructions to capture the
Peterhoff. She may be released after more or less
detention and compensation papers paid On demand.
Tho Federals will find their own recompense IN the
command acquired over the commerce Of The eas,
aud the alarm communicated 10 triders, bnt 1t
hardly be denied that such proceedings call for the
serious attention OF the country.
The IiNes says that stocks OF imported goods
are more than usually favorable OF tea and sugar,
the total received az the end Of February was very
considerably larger than at tho corresponding date
either of last year 1861 end in nearly every other
important article there was also increased stock.
Tobacco is an exception. but to no great extent.
Looking st these circumstances coupled with the
recent augmentation in the Bank bullion, the smount
aud value Of the Cotton held at Liverpool, and the
extent OF the supplies OF Grain indicated by the
state officers In the Com market, the trading condi-
ton Of the country must be contideIcd sound.
The Times describes Lord Palmentons speech at
the Glasgow soree as an address which runs as easy
so q drive through Windsor Forrest, or cricket
match Il Lords or a aail down the Mast. Yet there
is LOlnng upon which nen differ much as national
self.goyenrnent.
Lord Palmers,on, with tsmsrity which bis
friends will think rational his foes audaciouS tells
the operatives Of Glasgow lhst the British nation
governs Itself not only III its domestic, bu. even In its
foreign relations. In one way or another the land
is governed as the people would have 1t governed.
This Is selgoyernmsnt in eject but this Is the self
at which there prevails such variety
of exceptions.
Lord Waterpoole is dead.
LosDos, April l-p. m.
The Consul General Of Greece at London has re-
ee,yed the following telegram:
"1ts National Assembly Of Greece, by dtcrse