New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03
By the Belgian,

Po9f Az BASQUE, n. t., Monday, May ., lH,b
The steamship Belgian formerly the Ham
mouia) which left Liverpool at p on the 2ist and
Londonderry on the 2.d ult, passed here Al o'clock
this Monday morning route 10 Portland.
The inquiry into the loss Of the Bohemian of Portland
was progressing at Liverpool.
The Garibaldi fever continued in London. Strong
assertions continued to be made that a Government
pressure had been excred 10 bring about his departure
from England ministerial denias to the contrary not.
withstindng.
The Paris Mosi'cur contradicts tho runner that his
visit 10 BE- cut short at the nstsaton Of the French
Emperor
The Gnribaldi Committee had resolved 20 ask the
General 10 rest while, and then visit six eight 81
the principal provincial towns; aud dcpuatiOn pre-
scented this request and far that the
General agreed 20 reconsider his determination. and
said De much desired visit OH friends Newcastle
and the North. ii Is definite determination would b.
announced on the 2l-i.
Tho freedom u the city Of London was formally pre-
scented TO GaFibadi At Guildhal the .0th. He made
speech expressing the deepest gratitude 81 himself and
Ialy 90 the English nation. His reception IN the city
WAS most enthusiastic In the evening Ae the guest
Of NJ. Gladstone. who gave brilliant entertainment
A preliminary meeting at the Duke Of Sntherlands
70 raise fund 10 secure permanent income 10 the
General and family resulted in $1,000 being subscribed
on the spot.
The Parliamentary proceedings on the Goth were an
important.
Inc King Of the Begians had quilted England for
home.
Tie English Court had gone to Osborne
The rumOT that II s the intention %! tho Earl OF Cur
Isle 20 retire from tie Lord Licutenaucy OF Ireland
pronounced unfOundcd
4 National Reform Conference had been In session at
Manchester
The Danish account 81 The fall Of Duppc SAWS the
terrible fire from the Prussan artillery destroyed
doubs no. 4, D. and g. which were then taken by the
enemy. The left wing 81 the Duppc position was CON
scQucuty given up. and the Danish troops com.
peeled ia fll back with great loss The evacuation IL
the right wing took place under favorable cITcum
stances, but also with considerable loss.
The greater part Of four regiments annhllatcd.
The fte du Donf demolished by the Prussian artl
crossed to the island Of Ascn The Prussans captured
1900 Danes, 100 officers. and 20 guns
HO,tites were % be suspended from 10 till o'clock
during the 10Th, 30 allow the Danes to eYacuIte The
bOmbardment would then rccOmmence.
great part of the Prussian army had been ordered
into Juiland, TO occupy all that province and besiege
FTedericia.
The Emperor and Empress Of Mexico left Rome on
Goth for Cyita Necclia a. embark for Mexico. They
ness returned the visit They attended mass at the
Vatican before leaving.
The Bombay mail Of March 29th had reached En-
gland. Ghe frontier tribes again inclined TO be
troublesome.
The Persian Gulf cable had been laid throughout.
1t il 900 miles in length. and works magnifccnty.
In the London Money market the funds were steady.
supplied, and there was more abundance. There was
less fear Of further advance in the bark minimum,
though there was still some pressure.
Sattcrthwaiies circular Says business in American
securities has been exceedingly restricted and the
tinental demand has entirely ceased.