The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-19

RITIsH INTERESTS IN CENTRAL AMERICA

The Inman steamship City OF Boston, Captain Brooks
which left Liverpool at eleven A. NJ on the It'll and
Queenstown on the sth November arrived At this port
early yesterday morning.
The financial and commercial advices Of the City Of
Boston with the main points Of her news have been
icipated by cable reports published in the HERALD
from day TO day. ,r,-.u Y
Our nies, however contain very Interesting de-
tails Of the submarine telegraph despatched
The London Nes Of the 9th Of November contains the
following important news item: esl E# r
doputation appointed at the recent meeting at the
London Tavern the subject Of the Atlantic and Pacific
railway through Nicaragua, waited on the Prime Minis
yesterday afternoon at the Treasury Office Downing
The noble earl after hearing several members
OF the deputaon stated that interoccspc communica
ton Nicaragua appeared TO him most portdHt
TO bring the matter before his colleagues as early as pos
sibe but at the time recommended the deput alton
TO seek an interview with the Secretary OF State for
Foreign Affairs on the subject, the department over
which he presided being the most capable Of dealing
with the matter. We understand that an DUPLICATION
lev. a. suggested BY the Primo Minister The dspua-
ton included Captain Bedford PIN, r n, Mr. j. H.
Murchson, r r 9, 8, and other gentlemen, among
whom were representatives Of the Panama, New Zea-
land and Australian Steam Company ana tho West India
and Pacific Company. 444E Fad f
At the first meeting Of the Quebec Relief Committee In
London, the Chairman announced that he had sent .
message by the Atlantic Cable to tho Mayor Of Quebec
authorizing him to draw for about 900 upon the bank
e on account Of the fund being raised in England
similar telegram had been sent authorizing draft
Quebec for 31,000 account Of subscription a
Manchester. t-.3
The London Tms says the general result Of the late
experimental cruise Of the British roncad squadron 10
satisfactory. The squadron included nne iron clads
embracing all the varieties Of tho feet and they
fully kept the for month during the auumna equi-
nox showing good weathsry qualities and high rates Of
speed Is claimed that the vessels represent COM
bInaon Of merits nj possessed by the iSonolads Of any
The Emperor Napoleon reviewed The Imperial Guard
Of he Paris garrison in the Bots dc BoAlogns The aair
passed of in the most brilliant manner
The majority o. the Hungarian Diet had 4ssermiusd
not discuss aars TO- Austria and Hungary in
the Dst until Hungarian ministry had been appointed
OF the progress Of affairs in the Danuban pnoipaisiss
despatch from Bucharest says:-
Great enthunasm was displayed BY the inhabitants on
was mot q the gates Of tho palace By the Cabinet Minis
isers the Metropolitan. the bishops and al the oces
Of the city The prince Afterwards reviewed the garrison
and the national guard from the balcony Of the palace
is stated that Russia will shortly recognize Prince
Charles Of hohenzollern a. Hospodar.
London journal, announcing the declaration OF war
by France against Cores, mys the news confirms pre-
vious statement that the French Admiral would act en-
trely hts own responsibility and without the special
Instructions OF his government. He has thus probably
prsciptatsd second Cochin China conflict, for which
the Emperor Napoleon will mot thank him
The steamship Belgian arrived aa Liverpool sod the
City Of Washington at Queenstown the evening Of the
9th inst