The New York herald., 1866-03-09
E u n 9 E.
Arrival of the Java with ThreA a
Days Later News.
REVOLUTION In BONANZA.
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Prince Coum DsthrOped and Maximilian's
Brothsr-in-Law Proclaimed Mspodar.
Ehs Peruvian Iron-Clad Huescar
Still Detained at Brest.
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Con viction of an English Captain for
Supplying Her with Stores.
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celebration Of Washingt0n'S Birth
day in London.
Our Strong Financial Position
Abroad.
Ehs Peruvian Iron-Clad Euescal
Still Detained at Brest.
Con viction of an English Captain for
Supplying Her with Stores.
celebration Of Washington'S Birth
day in London.
Our Strong Financial Position
Abroad.

Tho Cunard steamship Java, Captain Noodle which
lef Liverpool at half past o'clock the afternoon OF
fhe oath, and Queenstown the 25th Of February,
rived here yesterday morning.
revolution had broken out in Romania. Primo
Couza taken prisoner by the army and forced to sign
his abdicaon The Legislature unanimously proclaimed
Count Flanders Hospodar, amidst general satisfaction
Much excitement prevails in the neighboring princi
paltes.
The annual general meeting of the shareholders in the
atlantic Telegraph Company is called for the Sth March
IN London After the transaction OF the ordinary bus
the shareholders to resolve themselves into
extraordinary general meeting, forthe purpose Of
oe!tng from the Board communication with reference
% their arrangements for completing teegraphc
nuncation with America during the present year, and
explanation Of the agreements entered into with the
contractors and others in respect thereto" &C.
Rumors Of ministerial crisis were still prevalent In
Austria
The Prince Imperial had been appointed President Of
the Committee Of the French International Exhibition of
1857 The functions of President be discharged by
She Minister OF State
Arrests of Fenians continued Fun particulars will be
found in Supplement sheet
The Mexican Question.
THE WITHDRAWAL OF FIVE THOUSAND FRENCH
TRooPs-MAxMILIAN MUST BE ABANDONED TO
HIS FATE, ETC.
tFrom the Paris Patrie Feb. y.
is said that Baron Sallard al the beginning Of the
month, took his departure, charged with an extraor
tmilan
The object Of that mission is said to arrange the
ne:essary steps for the speedy return hon Of trop
Havana inclined to the opinion leaves us to hope
faliy for the success of NJ Saards mission According
% proposition emanaiing from the Emperor Maximilian
HIMSELF Il IS regarded possible a. fur vc thou.cnd
nsa val hare returned 10 France ocard The end Of the
IYrem the Paris Opinion Rationale prince Napoleon's
organl Feb 23.]
The United States will neither be reassured nor be
satisfied n consequence of the proposition TO withdraw
tho abovetroops This proof of good will they will regard
Sill in Mex long her flag continues float there
We believe that The entente canna be re-
ss'obtished becen France and the Wahing,n Cabinet
srtH zoe hare dbdnd ned The Emperor Mammalian % his
fufe aSd Id Austria take Of him If she thinks ft.
The Spanish-American War.
NEWS OF THE DECLARATION OF WAR BY PERU
RECEIVED IN ESGLAND-THE GREAT AMERICAN
UNION LOOMING IN THE BACKGRoUND-PERU-
WAN wAR VESSELS WATCHED AT BREsr-Cos-
vIcTfoN OF AN ENGLISH CAPTAIN FOR SUPPLY
THEM WITH STORES, ETC.
The London Times, in commenting the news that
Peru has declared against Spain, says the Chilean
eet has by this time been joined by the Peruvian squad
in opposition the forces OF Spain Spain has
by far the more powerful aect but she is operating from
distance The cost OF the Pacific squadron
will be runous to her bankrupt exchequer and its
water and provisions OF all kinds will be virtually Of
their reach while the difficulties Of the will in
creased by the impossibity Of striking any decisive
blow. The coast Of Peru has been added 10
the coast OF Chile and the forces OF Spain,
considerable as they are, must obviously be
unequal to the blockade Of such seaboard Not only
may the other States OF South their lot
With the begerent republic but behind all these looms
she omnous figure Of the great American Union At
fha nfof fha hnr
neutral but American squadron has been despatched
% the pachc and is impossible to say what compica
Atoms may arise from the incidents Of war.
The Paris Fdtre says that orders had been sent 10
Brcst to continue TO watch the Peruvian ironclad
Huescar and at the same time 70 observe the
of an English vessel suspected Of carrying
munition TO the Huescar. late telegram from Brest
says the captain OF the English vessel which bad been
lying that port laden with war stores had been SEN
senced 10 six days Imprisonment and fined ty francs
nom the scheldt was announced In yesterdays HnRaLp
Dad arrived at Brcst
Our Financial Position Abroad.
UNITED STATES PrvE-rwESrrEs ADVANCING WHILE
ALL EUROPEAN SECURITIES WE'RE FALLING.
tFrom the London Telegraph, Feb. IL
SERIOUS al intervals almost To
airm-hss undergone a marfed change within the last
few days The STRINGENT policy pursued by the Bank Of
England has at length produced the result desired The
beneficial effect Of high ratio Of interest in restraining
undue expansion and enforcing caution 20
initials, has never been more arkingiy manifested
than during the present winter That there was
by the Bank has been proved 10 demonstration
Notwithstanding ratio Of interest in the London
market exceeding by two three per cent that
on the continent, the outflow OF gold continued in a
steady stream for weeks and the exchanges remained
persstenily adverse. Now that the tide has turned
and things have assumed cheerful aspect there
one remarkable fact well calculated 10 attract attention.
Whus df oher securities deprsssod AVID corsos
ssre reddiy failing ,ccek dsr scsk Unted STATES frc.
freny tordi not only maintained their cdie bf crodu
ssy ss sdvl"css g,o~ 81 70 81, and are row quoted
az osh. whether this exceptional result is jus
nned by the state OF transatlantic finances forms a
snbject worthy Of close examination. The amount
or American se4s-cs anoat Is very great, and, as will
presently be explained Is about 10 be vastly increased
The interest investments In these bonds n deemed
entirely secure Is high enough, at their present
price, 10 tempt the withdrawal of capital from ad
vaniageous and useful employment In own coun-
try; and, American government stocks should become
popular In market, the absorption of capital would
be sufficient seriously TO affect industrial
enterprise-produclng In the event OF disaster even
widespread calamity.
[The writer then proceeds at length show the rse.
curty Of American finance The day after the pubica
ton Of the article five tsornes Advanced rn o. e9