New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

that serous errors existed in the LET OF assets submitted 10
them consequence Of which they e eompesd On h
ay r' S "a ge bound By
At the suit commemorate ehaneery 70 nave
certain of the creditors Of the Bank OF London and
interim order was made by the court on tna' Re
Notwithstanding that the undersigned lad been ADVISED V
two eminent counsel that the arrangement was H'
such objection. 80. H.. oo,uhioad
with what had already been done under the
occupied attention Of the undersigned curing lne
whole of they have been led TO the pan con-
cuson that would be possible conduct the business OF
the consolidated bank the face of those difficulties without
contracting further engagements TO an extent WHICH, "'u'
have compromised the interest of their customers .hr
The undersigned have the satisfaction OF stating that lne
actually incurred by the bank under the recent arrange
ment Apart from that arrangement the Consodated Pa
experienced in conducting its operations aud the directors
have now in their hands the whole Of the assets Of this BANK 10
almost Immediately available form.
This is signed by eight directors.
The authorized capital was G200O,OOO. Of which
fI, OOO0O was subscribed and 100000 paid up.
THE TIMES ON TIE SUSPENSION.
Tie TyDes's city article Of Tuesday, May %, says:
Tie closing Of the Consolidated Bank entirely checked the
general recovery that had seemed certain ana the regret oc
ter having been incurred By Of the most extraordinary
errors ever committed by OF business nusted with the
sodecd Bank seems the most singular presented that
must have earnestly desired to oct for the best
property effected with such rapdy or under
circumstances less rational
DISAPPEARANCE OF tHDLEkS fkDM bif Lhioob.
Between eco and 700 of the Heyeas German and lnsl
passengcrs who had re6mharked from the workhOse ana
dep0s at rkenhead and the warehouse, Bankha, Lly,
erIoo inspected on May % previously 10 me yessei
again starting on her voyage TO NewYork With the ex-
ception Of few children suffering from inantile diseases
and who with their parents, bedding and luggage were
taken ashore the whole of the passengers were IN gooo
health and high spirits at the prospect OF their early de-
parture after the delays and pes Of the past month IL
is unders God that the National Steamship Company have
supplied fl sh beds and bedding throughout which has
given satisfaction TO most of the mgraDs though some
Of the foreigners complain o the loss Of their feather beds,
many Of which were ofthe best quality The Helyeta re-
NAMED M anchor in the river but she had been cleared by
the EN- ratOn and port officials and would take her de-
parture or New-Y ork by the evening tide The remain.
inc hatch of conyaescent Germans have left Liverpool
w0rkhouse and not single is left upon the books
The town Is reported free from cholera
THE GILLIAN MINISTER.
TIE Morning HerdId says the CHILEAN Minister 10 Lon
don had demanded his passports. The British Govern
ment is said 10 have offended both belgeTents Spain is
ncensed at Mr. LayaTs language and Chin is indignant
at being left in the lurch at the eleventh hour.
GEN. BRAUREGARD.
Gen Beauregard meeting with warm reception IN
LIVERPOOL His mission 20 England to promote certain
railroad interests in the South.
THE QUEENS BIRTHDAY
On the 26th May in celebration OF the Queens birth
us al upon the occasion. Mr. Adams and the heads OF
the Diplomatic body present at that gwen by tne
Earl Of Clarendon Minister Of Foreign Affairs AT LiV
poo thu Mayor gave banquet in honor Of the day 10 the
foreign Consuls, the local officials, &C. Mr. dudley
United States Consul spoke for the Consulate body and
in the cOue of his remarks expressed an earnest desire
for perpetual friendship between England and America