Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-08

MI n, THE EUROPEAN CRISIS.
3 l'tSy ~ 4G.os says that potenafes are ex
weeks all the combatants viii be ready for the fray
Iae London Times cf the 25th says; 1T now seem
certalh tnat conference will assemble and tbt
neutrals who have called it will have the onnortnn;l,
OF proposing their plans of pacifcation. =
and I9f thg cause Of peace that A ustria
yield the one the question of Venetia and ~
@ @1tner on the question Of the Duchies; but it NAV
lessen our national influence 10 proclaim befarc,
hand that the result Of the conference will in nc
event effect the position Of this counfrv IF n @ ~
pressure is to be applied to the disturLerg nf ~
public peace, it must be by others than ms ~ 'ne
1t is stated that the Prussian and Italian troo+,
names May 18th for the commencement Of bostijii;es
already been commenced. '' ii''' .
;, proclamation was looked for in Venice orlarino
She ueilVerlng up OF all arms and it was expected
lnhs proclamation OF state of siege would follow
Inc rigorous execution of the death penaIty a:
ttuEeateneu against all Nenetians endeayorinr 10
take service in The Italian army. ~
In case OF war Prussia intends to c0nvoI,a tbo Gov.
man P2rilament, to meot at Berlin - u
4he Italian volunteers wero prOceediup d,v Nv
day, m thousands to their depots Wy ~
,Garlbaldi was not expected to enter on the soor
Ill ra me iast @ moment but it reported he left Can
In letter dated Caprer May iitb l1l''9 Gar;bold
co1ntrv tbot IN Ia every way adyantageous for the
ton Of life or death for the nation and ;t - 9ueS
dIay 20 soIYe the problem. shall accept of ali who
Iu miins 10 oppose foreign oppression As for in.
e5peeiaily to Benedetto Carroll truce to isse
oiohs suu Opinions We must ack ;" -
mn GREAT BRITAIN
Inc ouse of Commons reasscmhIad nv 49, o,.l
M " y lSraei made inquiries as to the negotintinn,
IN the European Congress- ~ 'eo'i"'lonS
Mr. Gladstone said he couId e55 1;..,
T Ps recent statement in the Rouse of Lords
fi pll'isn uovernment feel it their duty TO enter
tam tie proposals for congress and ssr,oS+I y
sired the preservation of peace bn yysra ue
sangune hopes oft. SN' " 'i0 "i'hout any
Inc precise terms ofthe basis for negotiation ,-o
noc yet adjusted. but no diiIicultv * ony were
the adjustment of the terms = a'i'eheHued III
ne statement that tde conditions of negotiation
lnGuue territorial indemnity, and cOmpensation ~
satISy tie claims of the three powers was not acon
An influential meeting was held NJ tIo ,fo,,;o-
House London. the 9th presided 80 lnSt3n m q
Lor1 Mayor to inaugurata the movement fa rsisa n
Iuohu hi5 uineh5 to Mr. George Peabody the American
ptihheT. RESOLUTIONS were adopted that thp statuo
should be erected in some conspicuous spot in he
ro3n 9o EoRaon, IN testimony Of the gratitude Of the
purpose. '0i 'Ho
Of Wsd drawing room reception held by the Princess
minister presented Brigadier- General William RaTt
lett, OF the United Suites Army. -
Upwards of nine hundred miles of the new Atlo,
NC tcleg' aph cable has been slowed on the Great
Eastern: About sixty miles per day were stotysJ
It is found that the Great Eastern a r not ho oh
70 take l tne necessary cable 3700 miles, on board
i Ihe screw steamer Medway, consequently, has been
chtcreu 70 take about 100 miles of the cab
the Great Eastern. N o i0ii
Another t steamer the Albany is also engaged 10
''' S"tSl Slpiiec anu Jne DTltlSl Government
nas again granted the services of the war steamer
4 iefriole to accompany the expedition Each of the
three steamers to be furnished with grannIing
paralus so that the old cable may be grappled MT
, 1919 @ d mig apart to break the strain and give
greater security. Tha GrAat Rastarn 1riIi - -
italy coal at Sheerness, owing to er gfruo re- ouy u
water, She is expected to quit the harbor June 2St
and start day or two after for Beerbaven Ireland
where she will complete coaiing ard proceed 10 lay
the cable
The prize fight for the championship between Mace
and GOss was perfect farce. The men did but little
hut run about and spar for an hour and a quarter
When they shook hands, and the affair ended in a
draw, much to the ndi- nation of the spectators and
patrons OF the prize ring in general
The financial and commercial affairs of England
continued to show great depression. The Rank re-
turns show continued drain Of gold and the pres
money indicates that the crisis il not yet over
The Times. in its city article says:Although the
Of the Bank Charter act did good for q
moment by arrestpg the disastrous run on the banks
1t can now hardly be questioned that it has in some
respects aggravated the commercial pressure and in
tenSlned the inconvenience to which all mercantile
and financial classes have been exposed
Inc Tunes says either the crisis must be allowed to
wear ltselt out, no matter over what period it NAV
extend or what destruction it may cause or ifreef
is to be sought, it must be through other means tba
the suspension of any Bank act.
IL suggests an issue Of interest-bearing credit
relief. ~ "
Among the latest suspensions are MacCulloch John
Co, Liverpool. India merchants with liabilities
to the amount of t7500 001, and W. K Conbrough &
o., LIveTpoo American cotton merchants. with liza
bilities of 9150,0OO-