New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28
Hx The CIfx Of Hosfon.

The Iuuan steamer City Of Boston Capt Brooks which
left Liverpool a, noon on the 18th and Queenstown on the
Eth Of May arrived here yesterday.
The steamer Scotland OF the National line sailed stimuli
taneQusly with the City of Boston.
The Alemannia arrived Cowes-about o'clock gu the
afternoon Of tie 18th, and the llibelan at about 10
o clock the same evening.
Tie City Of London arrived OF Crookhayen about 4
o'clock on the afternoon of the 18TH
The Nova sco,an arrived at Grccncaste carly on the
Vienna dispatch says: "The last Mexican
Volunteers will il is reported enter the Austrian Army
Ia the House of Lords the 18Th the Ear Of Canaryon
made inquiries to the cases OF cholera at u ana
Liverpool and desired know what prccaaton had been
taken with regard 10 German emgrants. Earl GmnVIle
replied that thorough system OF quarantine could n"t
be- carried ont England aud that the Government had
given the local authorities all the powers the law empow-
cred them TO give. The authorities at the German ports
had been warned that the Liverpool shipping nrms would
take more emigrants
IL answer TO Lord Houehton, the Duke Of Somerset
said with regard the Spanish bOmbarlment OF Nalpa-
rao that Admiral Denman had been instructed 10 observe
street neutrality. but al the time, ordered 10 give
every protect British interests and property
lie considered that the Admiral had properly discharged
his duties.
In the Commons, Mr.. VI. Gibson, in reply to Sir A..
Agnew gave substantially the same answer with regard 70
the German enigrants that made by Earl Granville IN
the House of Lords The subject of the bombarment Of
VALPARAISO was raised by Mr.. Polk, and continued by
others who defended Admiral Denman, but repTobaed
the conduct of the Spaniards
Mr. Layard stated hat Admiral Denman received in
strucons observe strict neutrality that the spanish
Government had virtually deceived both France and En-
Gland with regard to the Commandments that the American
Commander had not offered TO JOIN the English Admiral
in putting stop TO the bombarlment, and that the Coy
eminent heard with surprise OF the babaFous act OF tAe
SpaniaTds
Expressions Of indignation at the bombardment Of Val
paraso were not confined to Parliament The newspapers
were loud in their denunciaon and Indignation meetings
had been held in Liverpool and elsewhere.
The Liverpool meeting adopted resolution expressing
their gratitude for the exertions Of Commodore Rogers
The Prince of Wales held levee the l2th behalf
Of the Queen Among the presentations III the diplomatic
circle was that OF Daniel c. Payne Of Boston, by the
American Minister. , ,
While the cattle plague continued to exhibit decided
evidence of diving out in England it had at length broken
out in Ireland number OF undoabied cases mao 1S
were being slaughtered and Gordon was drawn round
the infected district.
II was rumored and very generally believed that the
marriage Of Prince Christian Of Augustenberg with
Princess Helena Of England had been Indefinitely post
pored.
THE PANIC IN ENGLAND.
The latest advces by the Cuba reported subsistence OF
the panic aud down TO the dparureof tins steamer IL had
continued 10 abae.
The Times Of the 10TH in It's city article says
The indications increase that although many dheulties
must yet be looked for the effects OF the shock VII DC @
general and disastrous than on former occasions me
consequences Of tie panic OF 1871 were lar iess mn
those Of m and there good ground TO trust that on the
present occasion we shall show further stIlde IN our
TO bring These periodical within the nhuehce Oh cor
rectNe processes On the present occasion tete has p ~
serious squanderlng Of national wealth ana he run
conntered has bee mainly from fall 10 the prices OF see
which previously calculated 10 be symbols oil weath
they did not actually represent.
AN demand for specie for the Continent has been
occasonet the dcred awakened through the suspension
~ the Bank Act peng bv persons abroad conounded WI"
suspension Of gold payments and this Circumstance tends 10
Teard the recovery OF our markets. The discount demaud AZ
bank continues extremely large owing the strict caution
exercised by all the other esabshments-on the whole how
there Yesterday less disposition among individual
CAPITALISTS board their resources and occasionally loans
obiaineC At point slightly below the bank charge
The nominal rate Il discount at the Bank remained al
10 per cent
pended payment The agents Of the Company in India,
China and San Francisco had all led the establishment
into heavy losses
Halett, Ammaney Co., London, Bankers and Army
Agents, lad also suspended
RumOr bad been busy with the Of sSps srg